davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
PRESSURE FROM THE PACIFIC.
PETITIONS 10 THE PRESIDENT To SIGN The RE-
STRIClINE BIrI.

STRGClNE BILL.
StY Francisco, Feb. 2j.-GeOTGe c. Per-
kns, president Of the Chamber of Commerce, has adj
dressed communication TO Mayor B-vant. which was
before the Board Of Supervisors las; evening,
forming him that at meeting Of the Chamber yesterday
q resolution adopted requesting him 10 call mass
meeting Of the citizens ~ the purpose Of pctltonns the
President OF the United STAKES approve the bill re-
str.ctnG the immigration Of the Chinese. The Board
resolved 20 act whole in conjunction with the Mayor
in calling ass-mecting and the Mayor has called
such a meeting for Thursday afternoon Governor
Irwin will preside. The Board unanimously adopted
the following resolutions;
Resoir,d, That the thanks Of this Board be and
hereby extended 90 Uur Repre- -Cl4Ye1 IN Con res 10
have. by their votes the bil for the regulation Of
Coolle immigration manifested tIeir sincere regard
feay the imposed upon them Ivy the people OF
RColced That the President Of the United state' he
ana lie Is hereby urgently requested 90 sign the bill now
his hands fOr the regulation D: said Coole lmigra-
Pcsolrcd Thst his Honor the Mayor forward a copy
OF these resolutions TO him by telegraph
At large meeting Of the IXth Senatorial District Re-
publican Club last night the following adopted:
To RUTHERFORD b. HAYES:
The Republicans OF the IXth Senatorial District Of
California IN mass-meeting assembled petition You 20
sign the bin re,trcting Chinese immigration meas
Coast and the happiness its people.
At meeting OF tie Oakland Merchants Exchange,
held last evening resolution was offered and adopted
iudOrsng tie resolution OF the Chamber OF Commerce
Francisco, which requests the President TO sign
the AntI-Chnese bill passed by Congress
Tue following was teegraphed 70 the President to-
day:
To RtTHERrORD b. HAYES President or ne United
ShticS. Washington. u. e.:
Al meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the Re
publican state Central Committee ol California. held
day. unanimously resolved that the President be
respectfully, but most urgently requested 10 sign the
bul iOr tae limitation OF Cnneee immigration, such
immigration - believed by the committee and those
w Virrt Ia .
a.troua 10 tie welfare Of this state.
ALLN. G.. ABErr. Chairman.
A. meeting OF the BOARD OF city Trustees OF sacra
8cutO retcrdIy ihe following resolution was adopted
I'm D imousy and forwarded to Washington:
Ordered that his Honor the Mayor be and is hereby
reuu strd 10 telegraph 10 President Hayes to-day that
- 900 inhabitants ~ this c'rv. without distinction Of
par,v creed coEd ion, RESPECTFULLY u-e him 10 n
. fup { a.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
CRIMES AND CASCALTlES-Br ThLEeRArA.
STARRED ATAMAeoUFRApr.

U.v,yA. Feb. 2J-Myron II. Taylor. a ci'iIen IL
he niict states and b. trade, yerpu-y
,sbbel asi ght -que ball ra,on IAeatis.
TIE WORK Or AZ INCESDiARN.
U,RRi>BURG, Penn, Feb. 2J.-At Mount Union,
Penn Blng the fame dwelling ~ MIS- M'aur-vas
s o me destroyed together Win tic household fn!.
turc. The lOss Is $500.
SUICIDE FROM DFSPONDFNCN
TUTONVULE, y. y, Feb. 2J.-John LUfz. re-
sprc4he German carpenter c0mmittc sltt. by shooting
fiS mouing Despondency aud excessive oi liquor
asslgued az Tor the rssh act.
AsTICIDE AT GEORGETOWN.
W.suINGToS. Feb. 25.-liowardy " Stansburv,
scr oi IN charles F. stausDuTy residing at NO 53 frss,
,ors,tovn committed suicide lart ugftby shooting him
sef In the hcad colt revolver Nhc aOUrng under
tsmIOrary aDcaau0n VI the MUD.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM JAIL
ClNCfNNATI, Feb. z5.-A dispatch SAYS: Jason
Iie Other convicted prisoners u breathu NVaEty nv
made desperate attempt escape from s!! The Night be,
fore Their departure The pentru.ar rlCy had CGt
through the cell below when
were discovered IN the lower room, and Judge !aeksp
deged them " DO gut ~ IVas,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
BULGARIA AND HER NEIGHBORS.
INihihCES OF AUSTRIAN AGENT>-EFFORlS Oh
RUSSIA 10 PREVENT COMPLICATIONS.
1IRNOvA. TUESDAY, Feb. %. 1879.


RUSSIA 10 PREVENT COMPLICATIONS.
1IRNovA, TUESDAY, Feb. %. 1879.
Prince DOndOuhOf hOrsakOff threatens TO
close the Bulgarian Assembly II ia proceedings ccutra
yene the Treaty Of Berlin hut It is generally believed
irregularities Will be avoided.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1879.
Dispatch from TiruCva TO he Tunes says: Tho
Russians are perfectly aware OF the mtrsue9 Of the
agents OF Austria 10 promote Austrian occupation 81 the
cnnutry between N2vi-Bazar and the .Fgean so1 ard
they are dong their utmost to quiet tho Bulgarian ac-
tation oi union OF R0umelia and Bulgaria, believing
that further troubles present would teud ncreose
alariainsiy Austrian Influence south q the Danube.
The Bnlsar ~ these secret rivarie9 The
TACTICAL party Is cnGtavOTIng to obtain It's tud7 by
f"iteniuE TO throw themselves into The arms ot
Austria II the E--Opean Powers would consent 20
anro{ttc the clause Of the Treaty ~ Berlin for the
tdblisIueht of Turkish garrison in tine balkans, The
Nultrt-s would bc able to control the Is gfrisu
Assembly. and the R1umrlians would b. suif c.cuty
satisfied 10 Chvitt" fear OF disturbance Tho y -
uurs from Roumcld ana Macedonia were merely adj
mitied 10 the opening OF the Bulgarian Assembly as
spectators
The Coustan'inope pundcut Of The Times also
tr,Ecs ~ The Oyay with which Tie Russians are Ia
nilnE their treaty 1hlaa'lODs proclamation issued
by General Sio pne IS nxtensvely circulated ~ me as
trct5 now berg 'YaCuatcd announcing tr rc'ttblsa-
mtut or Turkish administration AM GlssuddlnS me
Christians from JbGrCOung fhrir homes.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
4 TRICK PLAYED on PENSIONERS.
4 GENERAL GRAD At PART OF THTIR AEKLAE>-
rlE SUMMARY SUSPENSION or 4 Lor Oh CLAIM

rE SUMMARY SUSPENSION or 4 Lor Oh CLAIM
AGENIs ORDERED.
lgY TrLEaHlPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb 21.-Last week "a portion OF
rcrari,abl. circular signed by number ot pension
clai,n agent. was published III the Washington
dispatches to THE Tribune.
The circular set forth that 4 certain pension
claim agent named therein bad been chiefly in-tru-
mental in educating Con@ressmcn, tne press and
the pubhc upon matter ol Arrears ol Pensions, and
had secured the psssage ot the arrears or p'neih'
hill An appeal was made 10 all bcneEciarics oi
tie arrears bin to subscribe portion Of their
arrears as a testimonial TO the man WHO claimed to
have served them so efficiently aud disinteres'ody.
The circular was signed hy number of firms and
individuals Of this city engaged IN tie pension
claim agency business and by few others.
The Secretary Of the Interior has now come into
possesslon of letter written by Of these -gncrs
to a pension claim agent at n distance, setting forth
n plan for making money out OF pensioners, OF
which plan the circular described above forms
part. Ii promises the agent addressed - per cent
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
PRINCE NAPOLEON As 4 BRITISH vOLUN-
TER.

IINIVNf " IuIts'I'IF' w ~ --'7'
The StdRddn announces cOnsplcuOuSly IN rs
columns this morning that The French Prince Imperial
viii sail for tue Cape tO-norr0V. He Intends 10 join as
volunteer the column which likely 10 have the sharp
e.t G-tn u- earnest petition FOR cOnn s-ion I'D il-
British Army hayIi- been rejected.
All The London No gsuapers confirm the statement TO-
eardiug the Prince mperias dr arturo for he taIe
lie Will De permitted 10 JOIN the stan OF the Roy al AI
lrrv,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
,fR- CORRIN LOSES.
TIE SENATE REFUSES 10 CONSIDER MS CLAIM 70
TIE SEAT TO WHICH HI WAS ELECILD'
Icy rLLrGEAFH 10 TnE IKIBrNEI

Icy TLLTGKAPH TO TIE IklBlNh'l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2j.-Ihe Corbin-Butier con-
tested election case was disposed Of by the Senate
this afternoon with remarkable suddcnncss. Ine
case was called up and the report Of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections, brief document
recommending that Sir. Corbin be given the seat
now occupied by Mr. Butler, was read. MOTION
was made 10 lay aside pending and all prior oIdtfs
ana proceed to nc consideration OF the case IN 'he
senate. Not more than ten minutes were spent III
discussion and that not upon the merits of the ease.
but upon the question of present consideration. \
vote was then taken. resulting IN refusal 10 con-
siIcr the case. The vote was rs follows lRcp1bll-
cans in Roman Democrats i'm Ut''-R, Independents
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
yrEEyATIoyAL IYDU-TRrAL EXHIBITION.

iBf IiiEGhAfH TO fHF lE'hi.Ni-t
CITY or MEXICO, Fob. -, va Brownsville Feb.
CT j. announced officially tLat The Industrial
Exhibition of the products ~ Mexico and the
United States will open on Jannary =. nc1t year.
The construction Of the bglldng has been begun
already. The Department of Public Works is acting
with energy in the matter. FG! information viii
be promptly furnished 10 American manufacturers
and the press President Dial s resolved that
nothing ,lall Dc left mdone t'uaE" The Exhibition
successful and adyartac"c:I, 20 tie Lduetre, Of
Ne.. .co and the 'nitcG >lat-s.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
THE BILL CONDEMNED.
RESOLUTIONS PRl sENTrD ~ HE NLW-YOBK
sTsfrfV

RFsOIUuON- PRI sENuD II me NLW-YORK -
SE'iELY.
AGBANY, Feb. 25.-In the Assembly to-day
Nj Fish a~,-d consent 20 of'r he following:
R.So1rgd That he proposed law. before The Pres
i1,nt ~ the United Star"- restricting Chinese WIi.a
tiou. j. laSrant violation of ret and honorable
T.caty and s wholly t1cOHsstCtit n the principles
and trsG.;ioU 90 Rel ub'ic and With Ic broad pin
ciylc 81 human r edom, and that II Is earnest nope
mat - prov sons mag never d'oSf1ee the National
s.Itutrs.
Fcyecet That copy of tins resolution be forwarded
20 tun Pg-~ig- n: and DE il further
Ee>ored Jhat ne thanks Uf THIS House are i,udcred
to tue Senator, from th, State 10. then the
bhI.
Mr Calvin Obj -ctrd to tie ac,cptmo ortle resolution
AZ TINS tIInt.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
FRENCH POLITICAL EUMORS.
TnND,N Wednesday. Feb. 20, Is

IDNUON. NeUltNIIN, 100. 20 I-IJ'
4 dispatch to The Standard from Paris re-
poas rimor that NJ dc Marcerc has declared his deter
alton to rcsign n the Prefcct OF the Seine rcsicnp
,, ,,ot IN the event Of NJ de Marcere's resignation, NJ
Pensuit Will succeed him ia the Cabi It.
PARIS. Tuesday, Feb. 2j 1879.
President Grevy and the Ministers oppose more
strongly than ever the Impeachment Of the Cabinet OF
the 10th Of Nav. The Chamber OF Deputies Will prob
ably settle The difficulty by passing vote Of censure on
the DE BrOglIe Ministry
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
RUsSIA5 POLICY TOWARD TURKEY.
LONDON. Tuesday. Feb %. 1879.

The Tness correspondent at Vienna says ::
"0te new spirit la. been infused INTO the Turko-us
s.su relations This u specially noticeable H. the tran
saetous &c alive to the evacuation OF TURKISH territory
Roth .c- seem 10 Vie friend!ncss The Russian pro-
snl. relative to he details were 80 fair mat tney we're
simo.t Immediate agreed 10. Tn" impIessiol is con
Nrmrd fIJt the Russians themselves were anxious 10
leave"
CoysTANrINoPLE. Tuesday, Feb. % 1870.
Prince LobanoG has been informed that General Ichor
n,ier. Whose recent movements near the southern
frontier OF S.rvI1 caused some uueasnes, has been 1r
dered az the request Of the Porte 10 return 70 - r.
tersburg Immediately
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
DEMOCRATIC INSINCERITY.

ihE PAYMENT or LARGE SUMS OF MONEY TO Old
SOLDIERS VOTED, AND A STEADY HET CsAL 10
PROVIDE THE MONEY.
lgI IELECRLPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
WASHINGTON Feb 25.-The Democratic majority
OF the House Of Representatives does not intend to
give the Secretary Of the Treasury any funds out of
which 70 pay the arrears of pensions unless at the
same time 1t strikes blow at resumption.
Mr. Monroe offered bill to-day which had the
approval Of Secretary Sherman, setting forth 800
eVV.OOO from the proceeds Of the $40 certificates
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
GERMAN TARIFF RECOMMENDATIONS.
HI, se "a

A Berlin dispatch to The Post says the
Tsr!n Commission recommend that TN and ]nc he eA-
amutrd rom duty. They recommend 4 dIty o'
- ufcnnIgs per hundred weight rye ana OF % Prn
r on other gram. 1nr tariff VII he fctfospeciFr
IA certain dat II considered certain inat Tie red
erai Conpci Nil approve the recommendations OF tue
Commission.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
BRlTi|H NOTEs.

Io<Uoy, Tuer iav. Ten. % 1870.
A disrAt,h from Rome says that the H'i'e
the report tnat Queen Victoria will visit the
continent tI!. Spring eou- first TO italy, whe'r she
will spend time ~ EINeh" ne Ahl d'teI" "i'' IL
SAYS, V..t CoOuiE aud Darusiait
Dr. Isaac Butt, tue Home Rule leader Is suffering
from acute bronchitis consultation 0t physicians
Yesterday prJuourc-d his ~ mptom- IANof"'e'
Al accounts ree a. 10 the utter coap'" OF The strike
or coal beavers and docL larorois at Liverpool.
LONDON. Wednesday, Feb 20. 1870.
Weston arrived az Newport pagnei at 5;iJ last even
ing He was ~ miles behind Tune.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

II D. understood that senator Matthews YO'td
with the Democrats because of his conviction that
it would be ncxpodient to provoke . contest which
would probably end IN cxpelling Senator Kellogg
next session. as well as in un>catlnG Mr.. Corbin
again if be should become the victor in the present
contest Senator Burnside Is understood 10 nave
been Influenced to withhold his vote for the same
reason. No satisfactory reason has been gwen for
the vote Of Senator Cameron. Of Pennsylvania al
though it has been asserted openly daring the last
two weeks that lie would support he clalms Of MT.
Butler
The rumors which account for the failure Of the
three Pacific coast Republicans to vote doubtless
grow ont Of their course in regard 10 the tobacco
tax and the Chinese bill. Senator Spencer was
with senator Chafee The latter, If present. would
have voted with the Democrats from the same mo-
tIves winch influenced Senator Matthews.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TURKISH AND EGYpTIAN FINANCES.

The Porte has telegraphcd Safyet Pacha,
the Turkish Ambassador at Paris, accepting, IN pInci-
PIE, the scheme 0f NJ DE- Tocqueye relative 70 the Iur-
kfsh debt and the administration II tie Gus
toms The Porte pr5u .scs u scrd circular
The Powers notifying TO them its reInqil-A-
ncut 0f the control of hn administration of the cd'-
toms Ita.y has put forward claim o. equal repres,u-
tatIuI with Lu-l.Ad and Trance the customs Com
mission. II reported that some otLer Powers WI
make a similar claim.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
srIlIDE Oh 4 GERMAN.

August Rosman, 4 German, living at No.
10 sihutou-.t committed suicide at midnight last
night bv shooting himself ~ the head with pistol at
NJ nome lie wa. tLlty mae ears Old and has mar
Iltl.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
IN,EEA-ED EAENINos or THE rEN,,,NLyASIA
RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA. F F,b. 2J.-Thc monthly state
men, of the business OF a Ines Of the Poun~ylyania
Rarad Company east OF ?t;,burS ali Lrc, for Jdau-
arv ls7 as compared with the same month last year
shows IN oi gross earnings ot 9li7l&S; an
lr,lcs in ,xpe-e5 ot -, ,796 Increase IN earn
iu, OF A }32. Al irt- west ~ Ptt-burg ana E,c.
for 1Hu show surplus over llahificSo of S2uili9.
heln. gain over Jhnuarl, -. " I'll .O24.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
pElRl.NcH,LESr nN I'M E..IrRN RAmRoAp.

BosToN, Feb. 2j.-The Committee on Re-
trerclucnt of tie director. ~ the Eastern Railroad
Irorcse 10 make reduction of 10 peg cent ne salG
es ~ ~ tls officers and eup!oyf yf With G' CAcepion
pre,iucn, aud hose eiuPO'". who's" "ag- have
airt ady reduced "a minimum rate. IL ts probable
that tne change viii take ID. q March :.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
A CnURcn TREASURER MISSING.

Bo-ToN, Feb. 25.-!Ienry Bernstein, treas
uicr OF tne Warreuton -rect I.raehte Congregat
and or an I>raetc Lodge lrt this city 2Sth
january FOR parts uuknoVu and 90 - now alleged that
nom >. 900 H. 900 of other peoples money u he
accoupted for nim including 500 OF the funds OF tho
Ain
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RTSSI4'S CONCuItTORy POLICY.

~ c'lA : NONN ll.IAlOhl fOBlJl.
TREATMENT OF TURKEY AND BULGARI4-FRENCH
POLITICAL GOssIP-THE PRINCE IMPERIAL 4
VOLUNTEER WITH THE BRITISH ARMY.
Russia's treatment of Turkey at present is
mentioned as of a notably conciliatcry character,
and her efforts in Bulgaria seem to be to
prevent the complications which the agents
of Austria are endcavoring TO create.
1t is said that the De Broghe Min
lstry will be ceDsured, but not inn
peached, by the French Assembly. The
Prince Imperial will JOIN the British forces in
South Africa as a volunteer.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
WASHINGTON NOTEs.

WAenINGION, IuCsddy, I'd. ., IslJ.
The , sIiutious to the per cent loan sinoe yester
day's rersIt nave amounted 10 S"-o,-OO.
IN, Plead. ut to-!ay sent the following nominations
. f+r,...;rrs 10 trc Senate: Franklin II. Severance
,, t....r,,, ga. y Y; ram W TIa.call. at LerUy g,
\ T. md samuel =. Bttuuan, at Portage, Vie.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
IMAGINATION SICK.

LoNDoS, WeJB, sduy, Feb. 2G. 1879.
4 Paris dispatch to The standard SAYS cX-
President MacNanon Is suffering from ophiha'mIa'
which is sad 10 be complicated Win serious ee"eI"
symptoms.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

rapm,nt o. o. T.. met at o'clock this morning IN mi,
ClD .., ,. .....-,.r..,.
SING SING, y. \. Feb. 2j.-CaptaIn jenkins, OF
Auu-n Prison lr't here tonight with h!ty conycts, IGO
have been transferred 10 that prison
THE TAX-RATE or MAINE.
AUGUSTA Me-, Fen. 25.- An order was passed IN
tl,l House to-day lnstrucng m" Committee ou aye aud
Means 70 assess state tax Of mills on the dollar
RHODE ISLAND PEOHIBlIION CONVENTION
Providence, X. l.. Feb. 25.-lhe PrOhibitory
state Convent on state House this morning. and
nominated the present Republican state officers for relcc
ton. - .. .-. .. .. . .. -. ,,.,-.,.
BELLEVHLE, Can, Feb. 2J.-l be election IA East
Hastings to-day 10 MI the vacancy caused by the unseAnS
" Ayrsworth rsuud IN he returning VI Nj MhIe Con
scralyt, BY small majority.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TIM Trinity COLLEGE REBELLION.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 2j.-Afiairs at Trinity
College remain unchanged Only nine or ten students
attended college services to-day few parents OF stu
dents arrived here to-day in response 10 tecgams say
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL AND TIE GLKMANs.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2j.-Archlishop Purcell
publishes o card IN TAe Esra.ag Im'ss denying the
statement ha. tn, German Catholic are disaGcsted
toward him his present troubles. lie both the
ernan press and tic people deserve and receive rs
heartfelt gratitude Tor the uuiiO affection ana regard
which they Iaye shown linn.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
FTyEDAYS YET OF CONGRESS.
SHARP CONTEST IN THE HOUSE.

A SHARP CONTEST IN lHE hOIHE'
THE REPUBLICANS OPPOSE THE REPEAL or The
FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS, But ARE BEATEN
TEMPORARILY FESTIVITIES AT THE "Hl'L
HOUSE TO CLOSE THE sEAsoN-MNoR News
The Republicans of the House hllbustereG
Yesterday against the movement to aDoilSn
Federal supervision Of elections, but tney
were beaten 10y the inadvertence OF their own
men. The Republicans abstained from vo''ns'
SO as TO leave the House without Quorum
but one or two voted by accident, when gave
the House quorum. The contest VIII ne re-
ncwed at a later stage of the proceedings
There was an unusually large recep-
lion at the Executive Mansion last
rverinc. The Senate has defeated Mr.. Cor
hin. Attention Is drawn to-day to fraud on
pensioners, which has resulted in the suSpen-
sion OF many claim agents
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TY.ON AND HOWCATE ~ wAR.

Cantnin George ]. Tyson has begun SUIT
against Captain Il. -. HoS-atc, claiming $1,000
racs Il ales' IN h's declaration that IN 1877 lie
va captain Of the watch Oh tha Navy Department. a.
~. rv ~ 500 per month mat Ac was familiar with he
Arctic -,4s and hal proposed plan tor discovering ,ho
North Ioc Uy mean, of so. .Ios ot experienced and
hardy ..amen placed ou tLr Polar coast, advancing
each wear toward thc uo.c; l4t captain Howgate
moved Lam 10 carry ont OF the vessels
10 b. employed upon IN expedition for
tit. surr,y-r aud lETC,d 70 obtain for
tIm a leave " sbScu,e from tie Navy Department
Ir uould insure gIuient IN duty ais return
from tc rvp-dtiHn tndt he returned tn this city I'm
%oy,tui,r I-.~, and found no arrangement had been
Tg, ~ Tal,I Lc could resume BIZ l1lce ~ the Navy
I,u,r mont but that, t.e contrary, tie secretary
ef.ed io relusate him ~ tie place For this violation
- the contract h. claims 5000 OF taFtau HOwsdte
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
CJRPTNT TOPICS At THE CAiITAL.
AEC-H on BLACKS TO The WL>T.
IL L.. l - :

The Colofcd Emigration Society Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia anticipates sending Wet within the
nryt month great many coored men and their fam
;ucs Information has been received here that about
seven hundred c3lorcd from the South will
In Washington IN latter part ~ next week their way
to ! said Aat tLsls VIDE Held Tor CUioled
nrope ~ thai Territory, and tnat lab"rtrs greatly
i'm draud In addition 90 hose gong 20 Idaho. num-
bel have 1!grhcd ta,I intention Df settling IN Indiana
and k4nsas while others wiz - 20 Colorado. AmouG
hose who vii .-8ye TINS city several occupying
good uc-ltIOAs under tie Genera. and District Govern
1ts WHO ~ 10 orctHIze co.ogcd schools ia the pla
tr,.,.. -l... a,f.r,E ur q sci
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

ing that their required their immediate attention
IN cases Is said. they we're alarmed-not having
read the press Misunderstanding their sons were
seriously lI. The Students remain urm tonight Ine
matter VIII probablv 20 before the trustees.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

An action has been commenced FOR the compulsory
winding up OF the North Stahoidshi-e CoilIcry Com
pany.
II ia said that another large limited company near
Haul-y l. about TO Voluntarily wind up It's business.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

E.ELlN. TUESDAY. Feb. q, l>79.
The Rcicbstag has approved the lnt'Iha-
ioual Postal Treaty. relative 20 registered e''e'-'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Lospoy, Tuesday. Feb. -. 1870.

The Daily Teicgrophs Paris dispatch denies tha Eng
land and france favor reduction Of the Egyptian Fate
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TELFGR4PHIC NOTES.
rRANsFFR OF cONNICTi

EEW-YORK ODD FELLOWS.
I1sKTu.:T. y. y, Feb. 2j.-The Grand state En-
isu,nt o. o. l.. met at clock ths morning ~ thi,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
REPEAL OF THE ELECTION LAWS.

TIE DEMOCRATS CARRY THEIR POINT N TIE
uor.r-AN ISADvEETENT VOTE WHICH HELPED
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
DEPRESSION OF TRADE II ENGLAND.

PRESTON. Ing, Iucsd0y, ftD =, I.'''
The depression in the cotton trade has IN
creased Heay & O., have gwen notice that they must
SION their ESQ looms within fortnight unless trade
improves THIS involves the discharge OF from 200 TO
200 hands.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TIE CHINESE QUESTION.
A PROTEST AGAINST A VETO.

THE PACIFIC COAST CONGRESSMAN GAIL on The
PRESIDENT TO PRESS THE REASONS WHY THE
ANTI-CnIVEsH BILL SHOULD D. SIGNED.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-07
THE LOUISVILLE c0uNTERFE TIERS,

Louisville, KY. April 4.-Pending the
recent trial of large number of counter
feiters in the United States court here, con
siderable excitement was created bv the is
suing, on motion Of the district attorney, a
rule against Col. Sam Mckee, one Of the
counsel tor a number of the accused men
requiring him to deliver to the court Ger
tain steel dyes used by the counterteiters in
their work. Mckee, in his response to the
rule, stated that he could prove that Al. G.
Bauer, Marion Van Horn and H. B. Jones,
United States secret service agents. had
themselves manufactured and sold the
spurious coin, and that they had brought
the dies in question into the country them.
selves, and that his clients had never had
them nor did they belong to them. Judge
Ballard intimated strongly an intention to
send Mckee to Jail for contempt, but as the
dies were delivered to the court this was
not done. The trial proceeded, and
though every effort was made in behalf OF
the accused, having the ablest counsel of
the state, conviction followed in every
case, and the prisoners were sentenced to
terms ranging from one to ten years in the
Joliet penitentiary.