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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

To-day (2sth) is the anniversary of
the irish poet, Thos Moore. 1t was
Tommy who said,
There's nothing half so sweet in life
As loves young dream"
Guess several of our young people can
vouch for the truthfnlness of Tommy's
expression.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Commencement exercises. at Messy
Greek College begins tomorrow
Thursday. The annual sermon will
be delivered by Rev GEO. B. Eager, of
Newport; the Alumni address by Rev. j.
J. Burnett, of Winchester, and the Liter
airy address by Judge Jas. T. Shields, of
Beans Station. ..-.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Those who are in search of summer
homes cannot do better than locate in
our midst.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Our suburban citizen, Maj. A. H.
Tarr, recently purchased fine Durham
male breeder from Hon. John Starnes
of Hawkins county. Those interested
in the raising of superior cattle should
call on him and have their breeds cross
ed by his excellent bull.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

The new schedule over the E. T., Va.
& Ga. RR. went into effect last Sunday
at $40 p. m. The chief feature of the
change is the putting on of a new day
mixed train. Under this schedule No.
1, mixed train, west, leaves Bristol 4:45
a. m, arrives at Morristown 1923 a. m.
and reaches Chattanooga 7:55 p. m. This
train and freight No. 8, east, meet at
this place. No 2, mixed, east, leaves
Chattanooga $50 a. m, arrives at Nor
ristown 5:32 p. M, and reaches Bristol
1I:45 p. m. There is also a slight varia-
ton IN the run of the regular mail trains;
also of the freights. See corrected
schedule on page Sd of the GAZETTE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

AS the thermometer goes up, ice
cream, lemonade and soda water goes
down. Natural result
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28
Roonler Me stage nuns

Mountain Boomer The stage runs
daily from Wolf Greek to Warm Springs.
1t makes connection at Wolf Greek with
the train.-Lewis A. Buckner informs
us that he killed a rattlesnake on the
Low Gap Branch which was % feet
long, and had 1877 rattles.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Fresh supply of Canned Goods, Con-
fectiOns, &C., just received by G. A.
McNutt.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28
A. II. Newman,

Morristown, proposes to make il to the
interest of the people in Hamblen and
adjoining counties to buy there Medical
Whisky from him. He will give whole
sale prices to parties buying 2, 3 or 4
gallons. Send in your orders. ma2stf
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

@ TUTTERING cured by Bates Appliances. Send
- for description to SIMPSON CO. Box 22s6,
New York aid mayT-4w
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

The gold mines in monroe county,
Tenn, are being worked with success.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

The school-boy's heart is glad again,
as he thinks of vacation time
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28
4 The kNewpoFt Court-h house Iniuncti on
case US befbte JadEe Smith, 1t Greene

vile, last week, but was not decided. 1t
was transferred to- Morristown, and viii
be decided at the June term of the
Chancery Court at this place.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Ladies and Misses Hose in every
variety, cheap, at Earnest s. Briscoe's.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

The band continues to give 'open-air
concerts. Keep it up boys.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Nights cool.
Gentle sephyrs-
Cherries are ripening. -
Prospective4Juue apples.
The best sc cigar at McNutt's.
{ Floating insthe breezes-uIsters.
Pet squirrels are all the go in town.
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Wed a breath from the hot wave last
week.
Strawberries are selling at 20 cents
per gallon.
Try MeNutt's fine chewing and srnok
ing tobacco.
Pretty moon-pretty nights-pretty
girls come out aU a o.
Earnest & Briscoe have something to
tell you.
We have been luxuriating in green
peas for the past few days.
Heavy wind and refreshing shower
Monday evening.
Go to G A. McNutt's for your family
groceries.
Mosquitoes have commenced putting
in appropriation bills.
Best and cheapest shirts at Earnest &
Briscoe's.
About time for cheese to be quoted
fairly active"
Seventeen year lOcusts are promised
this year.
Great sacrifice of clothing at Earnest
s. Briscoe's.
The red rust has made its appearance
in the wheat in lower East Tennessee.
The gardens are parching for the want
of a soaking rain.
Ladies and Misses Hose in every
variety, cheap, at Earnest s. Briscoe's.
The band continues to give 'open-air
concerts. Keep it up boys.
The schoolboy's heart is glad again,
as he thinks of vacation time.
!
!. The gold mines in rl,nrrna county
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

The gardens are parching for the wan
of a soaking rain.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

The red rust has made its appearance
in the wheat in lower East Tennessee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28
Progpective-June apples.

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The best sc cigar at McNutt's.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Great sacrifice of clothing at Earnes
s. Briscoe's.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Seventeen year lOcusts are promised
this year.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Pet SQUIRRELS are all the go in town.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Floating in. the bfeezes-ulsters.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Wed breath from the hot wave last
week.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

About time for cheese to be quoted
"'fairly active"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Strawberries are selling at 20 cents
per gallon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE IRISH AGITATION.
Meetings in New York to Arrange for the
Reception Of Mr.. Parnel and to As
sist the Tenant Farmers.

New YoRK, Do" In cHnae4uenca OF letters
received from tho sesretary - the Irish Nation
nj Land Tongue III Dublin u conferences Of
representatives Of the various Irish National
md other organizations. aud gentiemon mn
connected with any Irish orgauz ltton was
held last evening NJ tho residence of Dir. Phillip
+. DOnlin to consider tho best means Of giving
" reception to Charles Stewart Iainail NJ. H.
ON his arrival In this city. and to sustain the
Irish tarmors in their present struggles. There
were present u number Of we'll known Irish
leadera. II was docdod that large meeting
should he held. aud delegations asked from nil
Irish soeietiea. OpmmItteaS Of arrangements
were appointed TO carry oui this plan
An organization was effected Mt Hamilton
Park Hotel yester lay of eympahIzara with the
Irish tenant farmers. md resolutions passed
calling upon all freemsu 70 lend y helping
hand to n people who are starving upon their
native soil surrounded by fertile lnnd whose
products Rre absorbed by hvaricous landlords
who do not live In ireland The press Of Amor
lea IL mplorad not to look with an apRthetic
eye npon the mlEions Of hungry people, All
churches and sopietes arc solicited to agitats
tho matter md raise subscriptions to provide
hread for the starving mothers fathers and
children of Ireland
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
SPAIN.

MADRID. Dae u Another detachment nf
troops numbering 1000 men, sailed for CuhA
Yesterday A Cabinet council was held to day
to diprusa tho Cuban reforms hlll Thern were
decided ,iiTarennes Of ouiniou among tho
mamhera Of tho Cabinet tho Minister'S Of tho
Tntnrior Iilatlea ana Finance mud Works halng
onposad To the measure In tta proaan' form
King Alfonso haa accordingly asked Gan, Dam
poa III Inv an1 renOualtnta tha Cabinet
A Madrid onrra- pendent nf the philU AoirS
ssya he learns from iha Cuban members Of tho
Cnrfpa that the course pHrRual nv Hremiar
MARITIME Gampns In submitting to amendment
of the Cuban reform bill, may lead toa SERIOUS
javnlnrmnni If an antnnomEa' movement IN
Cuba whom tha CrPoGa haComa convinced
that nothing Can iniunn tho Spanish sthtes
mon "a inpiat from tho fatal colonial poliry
Witch caused tho frat riaing IN Cnha md the
loss OF tho American Main
aiauatah from Madrid io tho iHfiU AefrS
sava: The aadata nf thn GUnRnryntiya narF
throat nnnd to abandon and hnfoa tho minister's
If the eahemo ef rupd abolition Of slavery and
reform Id GuhR was paraiatai In Under thnao
threats Pointer Mattincz Campoa parmttnd
ainrat Ions tn he ntn1n In tho draft ot the hll
which haya changed tho whole tenor of the
mnaatIrn to siioh At nxtnnt Rs ~ crnvinro tho
IIherRIa that Ffnmlar Nampoa haa con, plately
anrrnnAnral fhn Conservatives. Tho rn4ig
nation of tho ministry would a"nm ~ Indicate
that thny had not aUrranior0i. hftt they d"epaif
M carrying out The Rnhema ~ fr"mt"t Cam
p@a.
MApRrn Hao T. King AIfopse hFs tntruetad
Gnnar laendp Herrera pre4lion ~ GanEtass,
WITH tha formation ~ new tAhtnhf A"nnr
Herrera Ia now rputerring with yariaHl party
lnadnra.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE STORM AT ASPINWALL.
Further Particulars of the DAMAGES by the
Gale Much Desttution Among the
Sufferers

New YORK Dec. Further particulars Of the
great storm and food ut Aspinwall stare that
about thirty miles Of the Panama Railway was
submerged and the freshe was tho most de-
srrnetiva that has hean known there for years
AT Yatan. teven mtles ont whore the railroad
fret strikes the Chagrea river. sixty-0ne houses
have been washed away, and the people are re-
ported destitute and suffering from hunger
In short. MI the native villages and river farms
have been inundated Live stock OF all deserip-
tiOns WAS drowned. and tho poor inhabitants
lett 70 starva. As soon MS the uows OF their sad
condition reached Aspinwal substitution
was raised and several boat loads Of supplies
sent out. But reports come back that he relief
though timely. was inadequate. aud that to pre-
vent starvation further Immediate help was
necessary.
Under date Of November %. 1t Is stated that
portions of the railroad are still under water.
Reports OF serious damage TO the Barbados
iron bridge across. the Chagres river are fully
confirmed. Two piers are undermined and the
bridge has settled six feet and Is In danger OF
falling into the river. The wash at Mendi will
require several days to repair and 1t Is thought
It will be fully thirty days before trains Will
again run. The English mails and passengers
which arrived on the twenty-fourth instant
are still at Aspinwail: also those By the Colon.
which arrived yesterday. No arrangement has
yet been made for sending the mails forward
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

Ioorroaronhenee Of tho Democrat ]

ALEXANDRIA narnmher II iafN.
There has never heen an election In liapidna
parish characterized wv 40 much harmony aud
good feeling aa that of yesterday. The vote Of
the parish averages 5000,
HGy Wilt and lilo now constitution have n
majority Of loco
The Democratic district and parrish cani-
datos Rre ciented hy maioritios ranging from
1000 10 5000 Paul Wise and LuGkatt aherin,
Representative and senator respectively had
no apponanta and thny get the full vote Of the
nariah
The Rnaite voters warn united aUainat the
constitution and Tho hehl ordinance Their
leaders pretend TINT their chiad was 10 aefoat
the now constitution Rud demand that the one
Of lsE2 With tho nncoaaary changes. he sub
mittnd BY the Legislatures.
ono ufnmincnt result III Yesterday X election
Ia tho hnmiliating rehuke administered IL The
class of onna- sanknra oalni independents.
They attempted tn trnde AWAY thor hirthrght,
hut the failure Of consideration haa not only
nhagrinnd thnm. hut stamped thn print Of 10
ltioaI shame upon thoir fnrehpuls
The lesson will h. whnlraNuln M thnir vh Nle
faction IN this aud other pnrtinnR nf tha state
nnd Will donbtlnaa load them hank from their
wanlnringa III time To w, tahaltlanl In the
Democratic taith far the groat political ng ht Of
lH4 Reelection pnA tlmn will tNaah them that
the South must be sotd In that rpntaat nlso tho
iron tread of national dnarotlam will sooner nr
later trampia upop every liberty guarantond
In fhe constitution.
Respectfully na MIG.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE MAINE MIaDLE.
Continued Anxiety Of the Republicans to Got
at tho Returns Probable Action of
the Governor.

AUGUSTA. Dec. IA petition Is In circulation
here urging upon tho Governor and council
the n"eesaty Of investigating tho charges Of
Chas. u, Rounds. that tho election returns have
heen tampsred with.
Massrs Baller ana Baker g ated to the advi-
sory committee yesterday that they were author
iEah attorneys for faHrteen Senators and Nifty.
Ave Representatives. else.. and that on behalf of
aIl those they had applied To the Governor and
council for parms al to 500 The returns affect
Ing them. FhaY male tho regHaat In person
whenever they could procure aGmittanCe to the
council ehamher. Hnd have had WI tten auplaa-
tlons uendipg before tho council every day siuoe
November II
The names Of several Senators aud Rapresnn.
tRtiyes who made snch rcuneRts mud met with
no response were giv"u. The Same laga firm
on Saturday sent to tho council n detailed atats-
mant specifying. on lnformntiou tho errors
which they think will he found In The rofurns
from Franklin. and asking leaye to correct 1t
unisr tho aAtuto of 1917. 10 deny this rpque3t
II Ia said. tho Governor and council will he
compelad To enforce their views as TO tho uu-
oanstitutionality of the statute heoarae II dis
tlnetly gunrnntees the right to have eueh cor
reettous made ne arc applied for ny tho attor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
TIE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
A List Of District Judges and Attorneys
Elected oil Tuesday Last.

First District Osdjo y. 2. Taylor. Dem
Jut.Fe: n. Z; Grain I mam.; dtstnio' attorney
villh 4. &. Drew, Dem. iudge: J. A. ". Lowry
Dem dstri, attorney,
yhrt pistrin,t-Gl Glathorno Union and in
oolu J NJ Graham. Dem, judge Allen Barks
Fourth District jackson Wiun aud Cald
we'll Il. T. llridgnr Dam, nudge, Geo, Wear,
II IN district attorney.
Fifth District Ouachita and RichIani-R ".
Richardson, Dem, nudge I. q Hudson. Dom.
siy'h District Merehouao and Weat Carroll
] II Brigham. Dom nudge. T. 7. Newman
DEM datrict attorney.
Reventh nstricf uarahnulf nnd Franklin
I. i. Elan. pom, nudge: g. J. Ellis, Dam, dis-
.EiIhh Dia,ic' Madison and Taat Carroll
T.. ]. neousv. Dom. ludgn: J. H. Stone. Dom.
Ninth ni4tiint Tansaa ana Concordta Wade
II Hough, Rep. Judge: district attorney IN
Tenth piatrfot IL Soto and VIVA River y H.
Lagan. Dam. Judge. W. I. Hall. Dem. district
Eleventh Dlatrrt-N -Na'ahItorhea and Sabine
u. l'lerEnn Dem iudge. Dan scarborough
Dem dtatriot attorney.
Twelfth nts,ri"l Rapidns Grant md hvov-
ellos W +. RlRrkman. Dem. u1gn; H.. G.
Thirteenth Diatriaf II Landry W HuJa
peh, Dem indse. L, i. F"rrodin. Dom. dis
Faurieonth District Vernon. Calenaiou and
Cameron = u Read. Dam. JadRot a. J kaar-
h9N. DEM ilRtflH M'fE0Ry.
Fifteenth Nistrie PoiHn Courao and West
Feloinna John Ynist, Rnu.. indga. Robert
Semple, Dem dieriot sttorgay,
SiSteenh District East Faicana and st.
Helena W. r. Karnan, Dem, Judge u. r. LIaa
Denl, dietriet attorney.
Seventeenth Distrio East Baton Rouge II
N. Shnrhurna. Dem nudge; 81. ". Rurknnr.
Dem distrio at2snny.
Elghteouth ptatfi"s Tangtpahoa. Living
atnn. Washington mud 81. Fammany j NJ
fhomr4on. pom, Judge: y. u. Eta. Dom. dis
trtet attorney
Nineteenth District ST Mary aud Terra-
honnc +. n aande Dem IRage, \. snaer
Rap.. district attorney
Fwenfintn District Lafourcha aud Assumr-
ti@n n II knohloak Dom. IudEo u. A. OSulii-
y1u. nem district attorney.
Twenty first District S. Martin and Iheria
Theo. Iant"ieu, R"p luds" district attorney
In doubt.
Twenty -seeoud District Ascension and 81
mes John II, Cheavers Rep, iudGa. H. Ii.
EarhRrt. Rep.. dIetfr attorney.
Twenty-thrd nistric West Baton Rouge
and lhervlle-J As. Cole. nudge. FL. Talbot DIS
triGt attorney
Twenty fourth nia'rtet-St Rarnard and
Plaqueminea "A. T. LivauIata Req. ludeo: r.
y bnaurogard, Dam. iiar@t attorney prob
ably.
Twenty 9th District Lafayette and yor-
milton E II. Nrnton, Dem Judge. j. A. Char
gois. Dem. district attorney
Twenty sixth District Michael Hahn Rep,
nudge. FaGlr Lnchn. kAp district attorney.
Total lietrict Iudgos. 70 Democrats y Rerub-
ittBus; district attorneys. ~ Democrats Re-
puhlieana in doubt Al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE SUPREME COURT.
Decisions in q Number of Gases from the
Southern States.

w,,r,s,,r,,, ~, rt rru, u.c
,ron,o G,,rt ro,nIi u n,i'bi ~ shess ous
in tho foln'yng aontha,n neaos ms a'eoi nooh
- w., Il o.t T,at ~ n ii
omn, E,,, ~, Irii ~, gt a,t DUN " moht
60 10 Mi,,ti nintit s1htas oi'Iu.t OouEt
,n,,aaI rItb o,,t, 49,, H., H. t ,,,,uthh = uashaeht
m q He ,t,,,' 49, 81 at.
r,ni 6"n,i f1r Ln Nn,ba, III ns,, III y T,hss T
~ n n "a. d 49,, - NH ~, ] n's'i Wv ~ hlofi~
G VI Irmrna, ,,,Iii WIN VI pS
onst ~ ,ae h ,e' ri i o,,,u ". taVaaps.
rfIl 81 ,to a., ~ Fato, nt I, = ~ =. tns
~ j.. r''f es ~, ., ti ieaas =.
earti ian ~ ~ H. ~ e,as u, tt1,ss ~ ~
ar yrhich ~, Mmo ,noa :, ,as aeaIh.
gai-od w. .i,,n ~ , oN'nSon Mi "1s ~, y fiutt'g
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Administrations Financial Policy OPP
posed by Mr., Voorhies Announce
mont Of The Death Of Rep
regantatiYa Lay.
l.;

W.sHINaros Dec. Senate Mr., yoor-
hies offered . resolution hoolaripR that tho
aenafe had heard with deep regret tho
proposition of tho President Rna Seere-
tary Of the Treasnry In their messages
10 tnaugurae now and unealled for
financial agitation aud destruction of tho most
nnnosaary currency now In circulation. aud that
tho intnrtata Of the country. require FREQ and un
limited coinage cf both gold aud silver on con
ditiona Of eSaet equality, and TINT te the part
of a Wlao nnnnoIai policy 10 maintain tho pres-
ent vOlu no of gree nhaoks in circulation aud to
ureaerve their legal tender quality unrestricted
and nnimpatred aa 10 tho legal oifeet.
Iald on tho table to be callod up hP Mr. Noor-
hiea heraafior
Rlll= were also introduced na follows:
Hy Nlr. Builer: Authorizing tho Secretary ~
War To tasue seventy five rtloa to the South
Carona q varnor'e Guard Kaforrei.
Also. n bin for the Improvement of tho Sayan
nah rilor. Referred.
mnaaaga waa received from the House mn
nounotng the ndIonrumant ~ that body upon
the announcements Of the deaih Of Reureaen
tatiya Lay Hnd The fl pplntmnnt Of n aommitteo
to make arrangements Tor his funeral, and ~.
uu"a'ug that II similar 7mmttt ha appointed
hy he Senate
Tho chair appointed Moaal4 yeat EitE woed
NIf Vest aa further mink Of respect f1r the
memory Of Mr.. Lay, tha eann'a a3i tufna'
Hpu2e In hia prayer hi9 tnointrg th" Chap
NIr 4. nj Lay. ot Mi4ao14i, WHO 1saan.,i 4
down IN III" prime Of tf" arn uaefnl9.a
Mr. Clark, Of Missouri, announced. ~
Tho House the deatb Of tia r~
IeaeMe, Hon A. NJ leE H., statiea ..et #
tho love no horn his Ia'a eoll"Ha 80 ,!eauIi
prompt MIN. hut nt s"ue tuture time ia You'd
DO So. He then. offered tes3lu'taua w'stiQg
tha r"grot whinhlhe House oSpnriencN' at tha
death of Mr. Lay md trovding for tke up
pointmen u . COMMITTEES, to consist II serhu
mamhora and ihr"e aouatoi4 fn take orders Tor
superiniending the fuuorDl reromonlaE Tho
resolutions we're adopted, mud tho Sueakar ap
pointed Meears CLARK q Missouri. Morrison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE UTE INDIANS.
They Decide to Surrender the Murderors Of
Meekor on Certain Conditions,

WAeUINGToN. Doc. I Secretary Hchurz re-
ealved tno following dispatch his evening
LOS FINos. Dee. e.-To Carl RchurH. Aeeratar y
Of tho Interior Closed testimony yesterday.
Demanded the surrender Of pnrties recognz u
II the mnsaacra Tho Hat fneluIes tha head
ehtof Douglsss. The Indians went into council
aat night, aud afe sttll In council. They will
Nv ~,wnts tn morrow.
Present indica Inns aro that thoy viii aroept
thu uttlnlnrut- surrender tho guilty unffz amt
hilation ot tribnl relations The Indiana CON
slider death incidental 10 surrender aud trial.
Sho struggle among themselves has assumed
RnroHs proportions. Influence, 20 far Ia in
favor of surrender. trine, however. may
change this at Rny momnnt,
HATCH. Commasionor.
Los PINos Agency, Dec. ., The following
answer 10 the demand Of the commissioners
hue INST been delivered by Ouray We will
de!iyer for trial Douglas and tbose Indians
engaged In the massacre OF Meektr and his
employees, provided they arc tried la Wash
ingtan. Tho people Of Colorado are not friend
ly. and fair trial here or In New Mexico is
not To ha expected
Kunnrrs hayo iu't started. by the order Of
9UraY ~ bring III thOee Inaiaus called for by
the commission.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
The Case af the south Carolina Rail


CHARLESTON pac. s. Tho case of The Routh
Carolina Railroad was before the Unit u Stnt"s
Circuit Court thi7 morning. on u motion for n
full hoaring mud final decree, on which an M
This was opposed and tho court refused ~
grant the molten on tho ground :hat II final de-
crnn could not he made until a the creditors
to morrow, RpuoIntng y referee before whom
the creditors will he summoned 80 prove their
claims. and tile raso presented tor final hanr-
ing nj the April term. An order was granted
permitting the receiver Of the road to t"ndeG
tha bills Of the Bank ~ tho state wv South Caro-
lima. and payment of state taxes. and to ltttRate
points Of law thus raised.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
a RiIi to Provide for The Education OF
the GOlOred Race

WASHINGTON Dec. g. Senator Bailey, OF Ten
nessee, introduced In the Senate to-day bill
entitled An act to aid the education OF the col
ored race" II rectes In a preamble that $40
600 have recently 6een recovered back into the
United States treasury from the approp riations
for the pay and bountIes OF eolored soldiers
which remained unclaimed after seven years
owing to the mpossibility of finding the claim.
ants and asserts that under the circumstances
the colored people should have the benefit OF
said money tor their education improvement
and elevation. The bill. therefore, directs the
Secretary Of the Treasury to invest the $50 600
In United States registered per cent bonds, to
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LNNnoN Dee. "a pnath dispatch afntos that
Tho Korcs rivnr has risen rnuiilY III cOnsn-
qunnca 1T eovera auow storms and Inundated
the city of Gros warden, Hungary. Thousands
0f inhahitanta are fugityas III mood nf shnlter,
Many hnuseR destroyed, Noighhorlng vilaEea
are threatened with destruction. General dis
tresa III Hungary " increasing rap',ilF
A ConatantnoEln dispatch announces that tho
diamissal Of Mdhat Fasha has sonn decided
upon.
II Ia estimatai that 10000 persons are aulfar-
ing from iaminn In Tpper Sllesia. mostly Fooa,
Madrid dispatch aayR the designations of
the entire Cabinet is In the hands 0f tho King