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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-24
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
eTATE TICKET

6TATE
Governor-EDMUND RICE, OF Ramsey.
Lieutenant Governor-E. p. BARNUM, Of Stearns.
Secretary Of State-FELIX A. BORE, OF. Le Sueur.
State Treasurer-I E. COWDREY, Of Olmsted.
Attorney General-P. M. BABCOCK, OF Hennepin.
r. r. Com.-COL. WIN. COLVILLE. Of Goodhue
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-24
Afternoon Session.

In the afternoon Mrs. Overlook gave an 90
count Of the Bethany Home in Minneapolis.
Its purpose 10 the same as the Madalen Home.
and Mrs. .Overlock's report was similar to that
OF Mrs. Van Duzee, on the same subject. The
home is located ut the corner of Plymouth and
Third avenues north.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-24

MN. GrlRgs gave ali account of the Protestant
Orphan aaylum situated on Stewart avenue.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-24

Katie Behr ". The American Buttonhole
Company; action for damages. Judgment 70.
costs in favor of plaintiff.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-24

young man by name Chas. Broean, who
Is employed ct the suaa. refinery, bad one Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

lHE LATE RUSSIAN CONSUL GENERALS EFFECTS
SOLD BY ACCTI0N.-The personal effects OF the
late count de BodiSco Were sold in the auction
rooms OF John III. Draper 81 Co., liz Pearl street.
Yesterday. The Count was wel-known In this
city, having occupied for Is years here the posi-
Ilon OF consul general OF RnSsia, and when he
uled last summer at the White sulphur Springs.
after lingering illness, he was generally
mourned. His wife, the Countess de BodSc0
with her two sons, Alexander and Bowls, sailed
IN November last for Europe in the ill-fated
Pomerania, and were lost in the collision i'm the
English channel on the 25th OF that month
10 sell whatever personal property belong
ing to the Count that remained In this city
was the occasion OF the auction OF yesterday.
The sale was attended by dealers In curioSities
and antiques. There were about 200 different
lots sold, embracing miscellaneous collection,
from fiat from TO a silver service. There were
many fancy articles, curioSitieS and the like,
and they sold for good prices. Two tiny bronze
busts. of the Emperor Nicholas and an un-
known celebrity, sold for s. each. A large gold
scarf pin, shaped like horseshoe, sold for S.
Sypher q Co. bought very rare antique dag
ger. with carved bronze handle, for $40. BY
far the most valuable article sold was large
box filled with Jos pieces OF ancient and solid
silyerware. There were good many books
[A. J.. Sun. 18th.
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Reduction oE wages i'm E,,.,
Bhe ssasso-E Erearv
TEzE ESCAPED EE3EYES>Es
Ehey steal AWAY and leave th,.
rrCOIs Firing al sllc Empty RiTic
grft~.

FORT ROBINSON. NRB.. Jan. i5.-Cn SUNDAY
night the Indians in the bed ~ Indian creeN
Oh the Hot creek road, about ~ miles from tntS
POST, in anticipation OF a more vigorous attack
10y the troops. strengthened their position bY
improving Their rife pits during me night At
II Cicch heNi qay i2-pound Napoleon gun
was bl0ught up. but owing 10 the nature OF fhp
ground could hot he br0ugEttO b9are eIectualIy
y number OF shells and SOiid shot were thrown
eut apparently without effect. Affairs ste1d
thus at dark on the night OF the 18th on Tues
day morning on making a reconnoiSSanS the
oflicelS were informed. 10 their diSmay, that
the Indians had escaped during the night
owing 10 the troops having 10 provisions on
hatd 1t was found inpracticabie 10 follow the
lfali OF the SayageS. consequently the soldiers
nave JuSt returned TO camp with a view 10
equlpplng pack train and starting on a pro-
lpnged scout after the SaNAua,
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Tile markeiS,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.--Virginia sizes, deferred
~; do. consolidated, So; do. second series, S.
90. Past due coupons. T7s4. North Carolina sizes
Old, i5a do new, To- do special tax, ~ bid to-day
sugar ID fslr az mana ana steady-s soft, S3.a9
BALIlMOKE, Jan. 15.-Cotton quiet and easier
bidding; nominally 81: a9i. Flour very active and
nfm Wheat, southern steady, snail stock and in
demand; western shade firnler-southera red
Io2ai i.o6 do amber, l07al-0S; No Pennsylvania
red. luse.; No western winter red, spot and Jan
nary, Iohs@ l0h3s; February, 106 aai.06s; March
l07' '.aI07t. Corn, southern quiat aud nominal ;
western qui,t and steady southern white, 46; do
yellow. A La45: western IliXe3 spot. AZ a43s. .
Jal uary 43ha434; February, 49,, a43l1; March
@4t4a44t9; steamer, 4laiI+i Oats aIliet InG abouf
steady.sonthern. 28a32; western white, 29a3I: do
mlSeG 2ia.3; Pennsylvania, 23a32 Rye stea ty AM
qhlet-s sCutberp, 5oa5S. Hay dull and unchanged
Pf1VisloI.s qIlet and nOninaiIy frIner. Mess pork
SU! Old w, new. Bulk Ineats-iOose shoulders
oa3ts Clear rib sides, ia4 loads, packed 81,
a4E- Bacor-Fhoulde! old. ~ clear rib sides
new Oh Hslns Dew, 9a9L. Lard, terces 6s1
Butter, active aid h1m, viii upward tendency for
cholce,Westerp packed, 1Sa20: rolls. BALI Petro-
ie0m GuI! and held frm-crude 3 3; refined So
Coffee firm and quiet-Rio carsoes. IIAal6S
LIVERPOOL Per steamer shade trIner-co;ton Nd
nour, Is I'D; grain. 62id. ReceIpts-hour t9O
Wheat 54U0o; corn, .0tHI; oats, 3,2.0. Shipments
NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Stocks strong Money o;
a51 Exchange, long, 4S419; sh, rt, 4S7'l Govern
N NEW YORK. Jan. I5.-Flour quiet Wheat dull
Corn quiet. ~ ~
LONDON. Jan Is. 1890 D. m-U. s. bonds
1our73nd al ban per cents, 108k; new fives 1857
Erie, Zo9s Pennsylvania Central, 35.
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TelegraanlS to The Star.
THE ESCAPED CHElENNE3.
How they Fooled the Troops.
RUSSO-TURKISH TREATY.
THE GREAT COLLIERY DISASTER.
FOREIGN NEWS.
HE 4 antOts Silver yyIrLaf

LpSRcN. Jan. 15.-The rise in the price of sill
Yer TO 20 pence per ounce Yesterday was in con-
sequence OF the demand for india ard a further
advance in Indian and China exchanges Ger
many Is not Offering any or It's stock of silver az
The present rates.
business Failure i'm Sutherland
LONDON Jan. l5.-The dissolution OF fbc
A;Igan Spinning and Weaving C0mpany one
OF tbc most important cotton concerns in swift
Iefahu- was. IN consequence OF The uuSltiSfas-
lolN results Of the past year working and the
general unfaNoiableness OF its position.
SIXTY Victims as thc Coiiierv Dit
3sfers
IEeTe las been no communication vel with
the lntolubed cCiiiGrS In the DynaS mine EIGHTY
idTGS OF the roof, Al The bottom OF the shat
have fallen since the explosion. rendering ven
u'ation Impossible and explorers vIRn0r enter
l1e hELe. Experts say thai Only b. the bl~a>f
poSSlblllty can any of the sixty men be alive
and give 10 hope OF their rescue
;ecdtsction of Wages IA, E.,s,aod.
LONDON, Jan. l5.-ihe umpire In arb.trat ION
concerning the wages dispute in the ClnsaI,r,i
ana north # England iron trade. has decided
jEat the men mast accept tie reduction OF i've
Ter cent. in their wages. Several 0l the cotton
mills at Nelson. near Burnley, have given
notice of reduction Ct wages some III the
mills have stopped altogether. There nave
also neen some stopPage Cf mills dt Pd,!:iam
AMI NhlItSTeid.
Bhe Husso-'EGri<isil treaty.
toNSTANTiN0EIk, Jan. 1.-THE signature OF
the EuoSo-IurkiSh treaty is expected TO take
place on Thursday. Russia, II is Undersf 001
accepts the reduction OF tie indemnity br p
hundred million r)uh!eS. and also payment IN
paper roUbleS.
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Irs ing to Gel the Honey for t.,r
Widow.

CINCIENATr. O., Jan. ia Nashville (Tenn)
dispatch states that witnesses nave gone before
The grand jury to procure an Indictment against
Charles j. Cohen for eInbeEIement Cohen was
at one time one OF the most prominent Jewish
cltiZenS Of Nashville. Soon after samuel Hicks
was Killed by the Baxter brothers last summer
Cohen was elected trustee OF an endowment
Iund OF l0ee settled upon the widow OF HicEs
by the order OF FofeSters. Ii is charged that
Cohen lost half OF the amount in gambling and
stock speculation. lie is now in New York
from " Whlch place he has written that he is try
ing TO get the money for the widow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

CINCINNATI. Jan. l5.-John Back. the post
master at Ffenchburg, Ky, was arrested yes
terday, chargad With riGiing valuable letters
IL is alleged that he has broken open upwards
of thirty letters in the last three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15
Re>UnptiOn OF S.ark a, the Coal

NILKESBARRE. Pa. Jan. l5.-Charles Parrish
& cos miners who have been on strike in
consequence OF ten per cent reduction OF
wages. have accepted the situation. and work
was resumed at the mines in this city with Il
iull force this morning. The Plymouth division
VIII resume tomorrow. The reduction Will oniy
be enforced until April lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

THE CITY SAVINGS BANK AT OSwEGo, y. Y.
closed its door yesterday. The bank was closed
under an Injunction on account OF default in
the payment OF some S22,O00 interest on Lake
ontario Shore town bonds. The bank has Sc
cured deposits amounting TO ZOO, and IL is
believed the deficit will be paid. There being
ings bank, the officers avsfied themselves OF the
sixty dayS clause =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

Troy. y. Y. Jan. l5.-Of 400 liquor dealers.
indicted here for the violation OF the excise law
l3o pleaded guilty. the fines aggTegating 3. SO
The others are TO be tried tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

DEATH or A NAVAL PAYNAsTER.-Maior Thos
Carstars, OF Philadelphia, paymaster u. :. n.
died OF pieurisy at noon yesterday in A private
room al the pennsylvania Hospital, Philadel-
phfa, aged about ffty-three years Major Car
stairs Mas union soldier In the late rebellion
Admiral Stewart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Thomas Moreland and Bette McLain: James w
Donohoe and Olivia Thorn; Isaac Gilbert OF
Prince Georges county, Md, and Jane Porter
OF Orange county, Va; Seaton schroeder and
Maria {. Il. Wainwright; Henry Randolph and
Mary Emma Garrison; Philip NJ. Buckley, OF
New York. and Cora j. Russell. OF Lancaster Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

GENERAL GRAstf leavea Paris on Saturday for
Marseilles, tCsstl thence for India on the fol-
lowing TharsdaT f2sd) In the regular French
steamer leaving onGhat date. He does not wait
forfhe Us. steamship Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

EXONERATED.-The charges made against Spe-
cial Agent Williams, OF the Treasury depart
ment, by the New York Graphic and the New
York World. have been reported upon by Assist
ant Secretary OF the Treasury French, to whom
they were referred for Investigation, at Mr.
Williams request for an Investigation. The
charges grew out OF the celebrated .'kid glove
appraisement case. Mr.. Williams furnished
most of the evidence which brought about
a decision by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury adverse to the interests OF certain
kid glove importers of New York. The
report says that Special Agent Williams has
not been guilty of smuggling or swindling;
that he has, in this transaction, been faithful
and true TO the government, and has fairly ac-
counted for all money intrusted to him, and
has not made, directly or indirectly, one dollar
Of profit beyond his fixed compensation Sec
retary sherman approves the report.
BALANCES ON LOAN ACCOUNT IN COIN-The
Speaker laid before the House this morning. in
response to a resolution by that body. a COM
munication from the Secretary OF the Treasury
transmitting supplemental statement of bal
ances aces: on Loan account In coin standing to the
credit OF the treasurer OF the United States in
national bank repositories on the 1st January,
1879 The aggregate amount OF balances wa
Si6,oss, ltS 0l. The larger amounts were us fol
Sla, ,1GI, ,94s 80; National Bank OF the State O
New York. S1,155, ,054 .6}: Bank or New York Ma
tional Banking Association, s5,55I All O1: Nav
erlck National Bank OF Boston, s4S42, 1893. 10
National Bank of Commerce, n. Y. 22fI e2S. .02:
Second National Bank, New York Sl,512 526 .5:
Monument National Bank, Boston, 81 ,0SS 52l Ot;:
National Exchange Bank. Albany. 1886 3i4 49,
The balance is distributed among the thirty
eight remaining banks in sums varying from
$500 to SsG0,Og0.
IHE YELLOW FEVER INVESTIGATION. = The
board OF experts who visited Memphis and New
Orleans under the instruction of the speciat
Congl eSsional committee for the purpose of ey-
amning into and reporting their conclusions as
break, and what If anything can be done to
prevent recurrence thereof, having returned
to the city. commenced to-day the summing up
oI thelr respective aborS. AT the conclusion OF
cation, will be framed and submitted to the
Joint committee. Gen. Woodworith, of the
says the preparation of the report win occupy
several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

SENATOR JONES RE-ELECTED.-Tbe Nevada
legislature yesterday reelected John p. Jones.
l nited States senator, by the following vote:
In the senate, Jones 10, Hellhouse idemD 6. Ia
the assembly, Jones 81, Heilhouse S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

CAPTURED IN MARyLAND.-Stephen Powers.
colored, arrested by Sheriff Robey, OF Prince
George county, Md, at the instance OF our
police authorities, charged with the larceny OF
Si65 froIa MI. Samuel Hoover, butcher, In Oc-
tober last, was returned To the city last night,
and this tlornlng in the Police Court was CON-
mitted 10 Jail for hearing on the charge or
grand LARCENY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

THE RENO CoURT-NARTTAL at Chicago yester-
day decided that the recorder or the court
should first bring his allegations and present
the case, 10 be followed by the accused with re-
putting testimony. This Is the reverse OF the
order which Major Reno desired should be OBJ
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

me Texas legislature was organized
YESTERDAY. JQhn 81. Cochran was elected Speak
erof the HoJAe,
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BANK ELECnoNS.-The directors OF the Sec
ond National Bank to-day reelected NJ g.
Emery president ami III. c. Swain cashier.
The directors OF the National Bank OF the
Republic reelected Dr. ID. B. Clarke president
today-the Cashier. Mr.. Chas. Bradley, retain
ing that position. 80 The directors or the Bank
OF the Metropolis reelected Mr.. J. w. Thomp-
son president: Vim. Thompson, vice president,
and G.. II. b. White, cashier.
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THE NAVY YARD OUTRAGE CASE.-T0-day in
the Criminal Court. Judge Wyl1e, the case OF
John Young. Col0red. indicted for an assault
with intent 10 commit rape on the person OF
Mrs. Susie +. Taylor, was given 10 the Jury.
After tLey had been out some hours they were
brought into court. and stated their inability 10
agIee. The court stated that this was the sec
ond trial, and they must try to reconcile their
views. The foreman said that the ey Idence was
conflicting on the question OF Identity, and init
mated that he did not see how they could agree
The court said il seemed strange there were dis
agreements in The important cases, and ordered
them 10 retire again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

sE Thirteen indictments OF persons & OLA
ton OF the election laws, and interfer- with
the federal officials were found In the United
S, ateS circuit court yesterday. 5
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2 - ACTIYE AND PASSIVE MEMBERS Or
Elm are rpnded ,a the annual Bar fr takss nI3e t
at Nar1nis Han. I'll ESD Al EVENING, January
l6, 1873 Admission free jaali-2t
e-ss~ THE CAPITOL HILL AID EAST WASH
t-s INGTOS ASSOCIATION and COMMITTEE
OF ONE HUNDRED viii meet at McCaaies's Hall
Sg2 Penney y apia enIIe east, on TIL URSDAY EVE
meetings of the AssO ition will be every Thursday
evening beTeaf'er, TIL further notice.
L, C. KIRKwoOD. Secretary. janis2t Sa:,
81 rAtitS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
= CHURCH, cor II and H Gospel Meetings
every evening this week. Services at : d O'CLOCK
Eyeryt9dy Invited Cone aud take part in the " "
ship ard work. janl425'
~ SMITHSONIAN ms TIrUTIoN;,
The following VII s the Order Of E1erc!ses e ses for
tSY late ece2y Sc T cf tie @ Sf1rS az f4xhra is
or. q tn Hal of to House CT Representatives on
Wee Pre-iderf cf lie U1iisd States supported by
the ~ eaheT o t'ie House viii preside this
servicss
cpeB.ps Prayer. ty Rev. Dr McCoss. President
2. Address 10y Hon Hannibal Hamlin, OF the o. s.
3. Address 10y Hon II L witEers, OF the L 8 Sen
4 Address by Prof As Gray, of Harvard Uni
; A3graSs by rzof- " b, Rozers, Of Boston.
o. AddrTss Dy Hon ) A Garfield of the O. 5.
Address by Hon ). < Cox Of the L. s. Hor,=e
s Adj iress Gy Gen W T Sherman.
= Concluding prayer by Rev Dr.. Sunderland,
Inc exercises vii commence at o'clock, precise
iy- The public ar invited
By order cf the Executive Committee.
SPENCER T. BAIRD.
lanl34t Secretary Smithsonian Institution
THE LADIES VIII CONTINUE DAILY
- IhAi - aiEEi >i' Tor Temperance, from
! tG2 IN y Nj G. A Chapel, cor 9th ana ID SITS,
l1hic invited ianll-lm
So HAVING BOUGHT The PATENTS FOR
k~S Or. COlhOuL's Porous EvdporatOr, We recon-
Il stsg ta-E
hot dry air from Furnaces atrSb4 stoves and steam
coils It Is attached to the register, and renders the
headache. cstarrh ard sore throat use them.
HAYWARD X HUTCHINSON.
ST 9TH STREET, NEAR THE AVENUE.
Brass Fire Sets English Tile, Slate Mantels. Par
!or Crates, Furnaces, RANGES and Lstrobe Stoves.
Plumbing, TIN RCotng and 4o!'hin2 Work decl7
So MILBURN's PHARMACY.
1429 PENNSYLVANIA AvENux
SODA and MINERAL WATERS on drausnt all
Rue Lick. Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CON-
takes Government and other Bonds for safe keep,
tcMaslher a. leh l%s sTICKEEY 3 GEO
" Ki&GS. Vice, e,Prss't-; B. I; SNYDER. Sec,y. 4.
inII SIl fG ITSas ri HESRY A WILLARu'
~ &c; use ne GREAT ESGLisH RExEoT. 49,
LOZENGEs
Tested for over so years Relief speedy and certain.
E FoUGEBA & co. AsESTss
oct3ow,f. .m,6m New YORK.
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ICE BLOCKADE OF BALTIMORE HaRBoR--For
the first time in years the harbor OF Baltimore
is firmly closed with ice, and business between
this port and the outside world Is fairly at an
end, so far as water communication Is con-
cerned. Our bay steamers and the vessels OF
the European lines are firmly locked at their
sive iceboat system Is complete failure. We
can build boats that win cut and crush their
way through the ice, but so long as there is no
current to carry the broken ice away no power
can prevent gorge. A moderate thaw win be
very earnestly prayed for by our business men
and the community at largc.-TBdH Gdzette
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY Internal
revenue. s2i3, ,9z5; customs $4as,3i2
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Delin4uent TaX.paYerS.


CONGRESSIONAL BILL FOR THEIR RELIEF.
senator Dorsey introduced in the Senate to-
day bill providing for the payment OF certain
obligations OF the District Of Columbia The
bill provides that for the period of six months,
from and after the passage OF this act, The Dis
trict commissioners are authorized and directed
10 receive, 10 payment OF any general tax delin-
Guent prior to June 50, 1877, the ori sinal amount
of the tax levied end six per cent. interest per
annum thereon from the day the same became
due and payable, and free of al other charges
and penalties. The Commissioners are directed
To pay TO the holders of tax lien certificates.
issued upon property on which the taxes shall
be paid a. herein provided, the full amount of
said tax lien certificates with interest thereon
at the rate therein stated. to date OF payment
OF said taxes TO the collector of the District.
Ilat for the period as hefeinbefore provided
SAID commissioners may receive in payment OF
any Speclal assessment tax upon any property
In the District. issued in accordance with act oi
legislative assembly. approved August 10. ISL
and revised as required by act OF Congress, ap-
proved June 49, 1S,S, the amount Of said cor
rected assessments, together with 6 per cent.
interest thereon from the date of the assess
ment, and free from all other charges or penal
ties.
The Commissioners are authorized to issue not
exceeding SZ95,H0 OF 5 per cent certificates Of
Indebtedness as authorized by act of legislative
assembly, approved May 20, 1873, and they may
exchange such certificates at par for 10 per
cent lien certificates issued by the board OF
public works, and shall dispose OF them for no
other purpose. Said certificates of indebted
l.
Gates for which they are exchanged, and SHALL
carry interest coupons from that date.
Accompanying the bill were the communica-
uons in reference thereto, one from the District
commissioners and other from the president OF
the First National bank Of New York In let
ter dated January 49, 1879, and signed by Com
missioner Phelps. IL is stated that the bin to
facilitate and encourage the payment OF deiin-
quent taxes is prepared to accord With the re-
concentrations on the subject in the annual
report OF the commissioners. The deinuuentS
Tor the year ending June 80 ISIS, have ALREADY
had a like privilege extended to them. In eX-
plaEatlOn OF section No. ), reference is made to
The correspondence with the First National
bank OF New York, who are the largest holders
OF tie tax lien certificates TO be replaced by the
5 per cent. certificates: This measure will re-
Geve the Commissioners from their enbarrasS-
Hent, growing out Of the act directing re-
vision Of the special assessments ia which no
provision was made for interest upon draw
backs issued where excessive charges have
been proved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

LIEUTENANT c. II. ARNOLD L. S. n, is ordered
to command the tron-clad steamer Wyandotte,
at Washington, d. c., on the 18th instant
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HSUBScRIPTIoSs 10 the four per cent. loan to-
day amounted to f5.345.2r0.
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1HE UTE DELEGATION, now in the city, had
an interview with the Commissioner of Indian
affairs to-day. The visit OF the Utes is satIsfac-
tory to them as well as to the department.
medal and small sum Of money were given to
each OF the indians. The question OF compen-
Sat1On to the UteS for land relinouShei by them
from the proceeds OF the sale Of these lands was
'SatiSf3ctoIily settled
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CRIMINALS ~ JAH.-TheTc are to-day but
hVe prisoners in ;ail awaiting trial al the Grim
mai tonr, Vi: Major E. Ii. Curtis. charged
with raTe on Miss TydlngS at the National IIo-
tel-alrCddy tried twice: \ A. CLARK. charged
with tie murder OF Jack Cash-tried three
times, James 1. Madison Wyatt Stone. murder
OF wife. continued on defendants affidavit To
The March term 10 enable him 10 procure wit
hesses TO prove insanity; Edward Perkins alias
tellng1tl, Boston Pet" charged with the rOb-
6ery Cf bonds from Naval Constructor Hans
comic: and Peyt0n and Lewis. cOlOred. charged
with mul der. The court Will adjourn this week
TO February l.th.
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JUSTICE HUNTS CoSDITION is still practically
unchanged. Or. Baxter, his physician. says
that there is no indication of Immediate death.
lie is net likely 10 recover the use OF his rigat
Slde which was paralyzed, His power Of speech
has not been wholly recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-15

CHIEF JOSEPH was at the Interior department
to-day. and had long interview with Secretary
SChuYI.