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New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
HORRIBLE SPECTACLE IN vmGNTA


The action OF the Readjusters, General Ma
Confederate wh0 -acrnced their b1bs on the
battlefield defencr OF NTglDla's aius and nrehides
40 received then DO reward, and nave not only
been deprived the power TO earn livelihood DY man
ua labor but can ike the soldiers Oi tne North
lOpe 70 receive a pension 10 have sold ers Home
provided for them declining years - exciting
le peonle throughout the Commonwealth 10 "a point
tOn 10 b. md over again after this most degrading sur
render we should a very different result Had they
re mayed The Conservative veterans to -DsttUc tDeul
by r eoully de wing their Owu rank, iOI We sup
pose fbeg have wounded Conieaefatrs among tEei
men who have done the IN rne ned ana
lost then limbs there would have been less cause Tor
COMPLAINT: bat t.ey have not only turned
country cause and sent them hmpng on their cTutches
from the portals of the Capitol denying them bread
the small pensOu that was given them ds some copeh
satiOu for their suncrngs and sacrinfe- When tbes
heroiraly barred their bOsOns the s.Ock OF war ana
received the srDke intended for their Old mother
we saw they have ouly dismissed these worthy and
deserving men bot Hird their places by mere politicians
VINO were aganst war, have 90 oecn AGAINST
peace doing all tney could at al tunes 70 Drlne
defeat deaIadatlOu uiOn the people and dshOnOf
uuou ne Communicable II i- a strange
anomaly 10 zee the " man Oi the crater VINO AZ the
head of hiz Gallant hurled back the advancing
hord fnat then sought break our solid line. strange
indeed tins same leader ne" Joining ths s.in,
dark swarm turning ms guus upon hs own INES OF
wounded veterans break their solid advance. Drlng
them tO shame. and numiate hls proud state On tne
euOrmfy Oi the yeness OF the treachcrA 10 De
thus slaughtered. all uuwarned, ana DJ our @u men
IN the very OF victory naye our own guns turned
upon u. aud the deadly hail OF battle poured into the
bosom Of our common mot erl
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
DIED.

TAYIORon russl,y December . clem'7ee H. wife Of ,hs
: Taylor 81 veass
Relatives aud friends Pre- nvtsi atcD fTe frne rom
her ate AdePhis;.. Broc ir n fhur, ,daT,
December = ~ 3 p ~.
wHrrE-On Tn, IA. aor II nr December O. 1879 william
Wh7e. ~ tho ia year - hs src.
Iclaves friends of fe "a liv ara tnTiF y = tfi th3
funeral rhurfiiv. pe EN- r u 10 or-s p - ron
htstate sncr. 80. 81 81 f-hsi. IL = ira tea
that flowers ~
WISEs-s'uienly IN 9 .nbri - Mas. on tse 18th 81,
The Pew. r.. O. Wlnes - D. Tor 10 fis"n = T.
secrstary of the Safionai Pr -on Association.
Notice o. funera
ZABRTS KTF--Af Plramus V J. on sundar Zee per Z.
Aeffa v D. Yoru iaBzhier ~ j. &. Ilbrske ID tue
10 Il
lre~a NJ me rsferc. ~ her father Ihsay. ilth
INST az 0cock. and AZ The Paramus Churcf 20 . IN.
Train leaves foot ~ Warreu-. az 1920 a.
y New D4Drr d raa
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
ABOUT PRESIDENTT1L ELECTORS

To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: Your editorial in this days issue with the
caption. a Word About Maine" has the
ring OF the true metal. 1t Is pure, un-
alleged gold. In that article you speak of
the legislative appointment of Presidential
Electors as being method strictly constitutional
and in the early history of the Republic generally
employed" This letter ID written to show that the
legislative appointment Of Presidential electors
is very much more modern in its application and
employment than is commonly known to be
the case. As late as the close of the re-
bellion. and the adoption Of revised laws
by Republican Legislature. South Carolina uni
formly had her Presidential Electors chosen by the
Legislature. 1t Is a historic fact. likewise. that
In own Empire state the same method
prevailed until after the tenth choice of a
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
law AND ORDER rS GEORGIA.

ItIUfI lTT1sIOT7lc' y IHe LtIlIlHuTI lIltff a.
A few weeks agOa young man caI Ilct AT the o.
nce OF ne Internal Revenue Collector in 1~ ciiv AND
stated that A desired give Information 10 the Oc-
Ton oi tWulct stills in Campbell Cuuny. KS .ntOrna-
ZION was faAen. pald fOr aud lie returned go s nome
TIE following dlspa en-. we'd fh!s morning. shows
the penalty uat paid for his rvces TO the
United -ilirs Government "a informing against
illcit d.l..el-. "FlIrburn. Ca, Dec. 3.-the BODY
OF mau. supposed Co have beeu murdered,
sc1VrrrI CAV before yesterday tire NJ lrs above
R-d Oa sight OF the Atlanta ana Mes Point
Railroad 3d. the portion OF Campbell County
TIE body Was foiua living thr Duc. covered with rt
about ltf deep VITA rope tied around cacn arm
and dr u-Atiy back when found. The rope vas ueu
horribly mui8tod and the head. from ttc lower jaw MP
w4rd. Wa tlLlrey missing, The clothes he wore were
dark ~ulncr cashmere y thing found OI his per
HOn bat gel co ION lkrreher. NJ ceW 20 tl- per
petrafOI- OK ts ulunan decd aas been discovered II
4 known h01evtl 20 be uINnI-uin RS, aud
most hkev of the same parties who murdered poor od
Nas0n CLAYTON and others"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
CROgING IN CHARACTER IND POPULAR
FAVOR

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE is regarded by the
intel community throughout the land AS the lead
American spaper For nearly iOrty years II has
been in its high character and steadily IN us
favor with the people For general intelligence true
patriotism pure moral and religious teaching its 10 not
surpassed equad by secular journal In the land
world Its political character as the great and most
reliable organ Of the Republican party IA 0f the
sold sturdy and unfnehg kind trusted and respected
by all IL has always Ocen good. but never good and
strong of late It's power and influence under
the present administration has been aud still
bounded IL viii be relied for the year OF our
cOunfrys history with It's vast Interests ia
sagacity Us intelligent discussion and Its propagation
and diffusion of great principles, other paper will
suxht exert all their influence 10 accomplish such an
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
NEw-YoKK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER 1879

President of the United States had &C.
Cured Never until 1923 was the choice Of
Presidential Electors submitted to the popular vote
in the State of New-York. As-asIdc from tie
Joirns0n-we have had only twenty-three
Presidents cho sen the facts show that New
York has voted The question but
little more than half the number of times OF ch0os-
ing-by the popular ballot. To return 20 II would
be going % that which is not veFv tar back IN our
history VI. r. ANDREW.
No. IS Broaarcqy Ncr- York, Dec. 10 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
MIDNIGHT WEdTHhR REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SgnoBsis f0r Mc Dast , hours.


WAsUINGTON. Dec. II, l a. m.-The storm CEN
last ng1t IN the Jprer Mississippi Valley ms moved
nortueasfwari into Inada. actoulq tuied ny rainy
weather from tn Gun states 20 iho Lakes and North
west, partly in last district, with h.-h Winds
and gales In Two Lass districts Light rains nave also
fallen the Middle Pc C. at req on, and lieni SHOWS
toward Montana aud Utah also occasional gh
rains Atlantic states The temperature has risen
IN the Atlantic STATES with easterlv winds veefiug 20
sOutheriv and dereiy aeu from southwest 10 the
Noatnwesf. Upper Lakes ana Lake Erie, with north
west winds.
Indications.
For Middle States ana New-E gland, falling barOm-
cer increasing .ouflcIly winds arm, weathrr
iO owed by rapidly rising barometer. brisk 10 nigh
nOrtnwesteriy winds, and decidedly colder clearing
weather.
For Canal region Of NewYork Pennsylvania and
West rn Nary the temperature VIII fa below freez
ing Thursday night
CautOHdrB Signals
Cauuonary signals continue from Easiport 10 Kitty
Hawk and OsnOre signals from Port Eads 10 IndIanOia
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

on iace head and body Head covered scabs
and -0r
Messrs z POTTER: I commenced cut
cura July. Have only large and small
bottle o. the iesOlvent Nv and head
parts o body almost head covered
with -cabs and sores and my suffering was fearft.
:re everything had heard s he and West
NV case was considered a bad very sslul
physician said wOud IT. and them
think / only temporarily think for |
particle Of salt rheun about aud
considered wonderful M been the selling
great OF Cuticura Remedies tins
country
Respectfully yours.
Mrs 5 f.. wHIPPLL
Decatur Mich, Nov II. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

II is bv TO means certain that Mr.. Iilden
wiz consent fo represent III party Hc certainly
can better foru stand apart tnan tie party can 10
lose ices BroOAiya Eagle tDriul
If General Grant OF anybody elsc wishes 10
fee The pI- tnc south, he fop into 70 iuuA oi
The House uf Il sresenfavts Washington and confer
win eur reprr-.ut4tiv men.-i Mooic gister Glvm)
A New York Democratic organ says. why
not drop Il.dcu % W.. u would Or .ari Oi wi,-
dom drop samuel; bur how are you ing 10 crop
while re b. on toy p Brcksburg N. JJ - 'a
Journal lErql
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
WANTS THE GAG REMOVED.

fT'nt lie Ctsicihiiltt --n4tt.,' i4'ttft
Why a policy of silence at tLls time Has
The .nOcraue party done lhlmei1 uct t.ai u ulst
put ha ld iI. mouth and ts mouth ~ the dust 10
keep silenc before men Il 70 90 stand selconEcted
cowartce wnen the liberties OF tne people are IN
per1.lel by the voice OF arrogant minority 10 Con
gressi Has the majority rights that are worth de
Tending al This time What 10 wanted OF the Demo
cratic leaders now ls wisdom IN their cOunscls. not
silence They must stand between the people and the
agrees 0ns Of the Republicans. flushed by few local
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
ABAD START FOR RANDALL.
NJ. TIa p..fgsfnIuN.q nrflN ur.tl

Mr. Randall passes with the statesmen Of
the soufn as "a verv ahe man." ana DO Dee cHua
ms aDii o. cacry leunsy wanna ht ul'-lt De ihvlr
prefersuce tine PresLcucv. Randall SAYS hes inI
Tldeu and Ma H afier himself s sui for Ran
dali. In flls cnut.uuu OF things ktnatis overthrow
IN his ow q week rather EIcutnrle IL j.
lot often fu4; a big enough 40 be Ddmei fOr HE
Presiden beaten nis boots ~ bis own nome
on a preliminary political struggle.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
FAILURE n SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 1O.-Fleishman, Schell
Il Co., hardware dealers, made ASST gnm u.
TIER lab ies about $4,000 assets, $4,000 Tie
embarrassment was caused b. the deflclliIn II teir
bo0keeper Ernest L0e Nennrrg. VINO has disappeared.
lie Aaa 0een leItIng Iasi lie ala Ming N stncks.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Sueclal Notices
Christmas ADr

Christmas Appeal tor the Poor Children.
Who viii bep make CstF1as happier tor The cnif1'1 os
All through great city colo and
some ive In cellars wners the nghr Of day
sbaH ~ sd homeless Snsss @ s very rs a %
sick and ot es are the den OF drum kar OF
honest working people who unorfu1ate In THIS hgPpy
Of vii they stretch firth hands of sypssl %
and They ask for clothing and snoes and food and
The chidreH's An society acts the guardian thou
sands ~ hese poor rte ones II desres 70 make Aappy
Fifty dollars VII give three homeless children CHRISTMAS
Fiy dollars n put sh e. on atty barefooed little ones
ore hundred dol ars will furnish hundred children With
small ft- win be gratefully from those who have
Who iisi would have Merry christina in bis own
home will forget the homeless hun e ehdrn o. TIE poosi
ChI rens AID society,
GIT % Poy ous ane eotsng may ee sent % N - esn,ra M
DonanG nav be lneIo.ea 20 any Of Ne 1sder.
order Of George = Coz IreasnIsr
THIRD National Bank. 81 Sassaus.
'''' T. SfsA cET S@sgeiaFy. 10 East aIi.'
There were during ne pa. year IN on 99r & sr LSazns
ss7 sn Rsrssa T pp S ana n he 1 SaV and
D eysa s S e1oo ssS sse @ a sa wv % &
Piled 3 !3 we're n 70 homes mainly 10 me West isoS
Chtren's Mission " 20 children enloysd the oeneais 9t
girls instructed os the sewin naehne
10 he Girls Lodging House AMI IN ne Eiu.tll sehops
5000 have been deposited IN the Penny -av'nes Bank
Sa Ts asS @Ss'r under es' Of the society during the year
Congress Wafer ~ suPenority q oaiaarse al a.,,.
ac or crude that ooGuces heaaaehe internal ant
tends " destroy the mucous msmSaane All mineral Ttssi
taste &c '''''' may '' y
For coughs; ,d'. bronchitis, &c, the srea' E1si.a
.S oS ~ 9 M oS 20 p 9s % m MP n p Sr S1H mail reflex
a..
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

BiRDSAII-HASTINGs-On Monday evening, December
OF the brides parents bv the Rev Chas
Cuthbert W. Birisau 10 Lizzie T., daughter
W. Hastings. all Of Brooklyn.
GRAvEs-RAN DOLPh-At First Presbyterian Church
Yonkers-on Hudson December .. by the Rev. T.
sion smith, ID. D. assisted by the Rev. John et. Waiter
nlia, daughter OF the late Carnan f. Randolph
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
i MISSOURI TOM WATCHED.

ST. LOUTs. Dee. 1O.-A severe storm passed
over the town Of ReuIck. Randolph County, NO.. Last
evening The residences Of Pyfe. Patrick and Burk-
herd were demolished aud others were considerably
a rutfr nod
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
so LIE IsN,r DEAD,

Prom The Es,f- YORK Ercniaq ErDTlss rruL Drn.,
Judge Back SAYS Illden ls tie most pO-
tenti.l " mal Tie Democratic part tr-lIY. POten
tnl solely for mi-rniel He always was traitor ana
MARRIOTT. and undersO0i tna, he iaroited Ho-
ratio Seymour Iu 1865. But le has pdrcd ms r-arl
erOus game once too often And. though ne continues
70 be Interesting. be Is ceasng % be dang rrOns.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
INCREASING WEAvERs' WAGES.
EAsTON, Penn,

EAsTON, Penn, Dec. 10 The striking
weayers at the mill OF Messrs. McKeen & Raphael
turned 10 work this morning the prOnretOrs having
gre 70 ave thcl advance Oi 10 per cent. and
advance or 10 per cent the lst OF lr II the
nuslnl WarrAuts
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

Post f,ce Soi.rr-rhe foreign mails for the end
ing AFT- RDAY December B. 1879 will close oHrcs
on WEDNESDAY. li.3n a. Tor Europe. by steamship
Aby-.nia geen-0aD correspondence for
aiiv addfsso nnd II Tor France direct, by
lahraOf iIyrrt TIL k~DAl. az ~
Germany &c. bv steamship euevia- IA Ply
mouth Cnerhourx Hamburg correspondence cr OrOas
Britain mast be specially addresl and
at M. Europe. by steamship cry of Brussels. VIA
Cue.u for Germany
be specially tddresseil on SATURDAY az m, for Eu-
rome Dy steamship BrItanTc Queenstown
scotland specially addreSses
aud M. scotland by steamship B0Ivs.
Ga.gOW and n am for Europe by steamship Doaau,
southampton and Bremen fhe mai FOR Denmark and
dispatched by Hamburg and Bremen
only The mails Tor Newioun.land eave New YORK Decenl-
Tho mails i0r wall anI -Outa Psciac Ports
December 10 The mails ,Ur y. p
leave December 10. The mails Havana ave
NeWYOrk December 10 and l3 The nails f0r Wndward
ISLANDS leave NcwY0rk December L. The mails for Hayu
and Jamaica Now YORK December II. Ihe malls for
the Indies York December 4
MexlcOlrave Nrwlork December IL and Is
The mails Australia &C. Francisco December
- mails China leave Francisco Decem
THOS. e. JAMES Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
coNvIcTs TO BUILD a RAILROAD.

les.,e o th Pcmientiary started to-day the
Inc OF the proposed railroad from Little Rock TO Pine
Biu1. ConvIc,s aro To build Jne road the
contract Is closed.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
The EXHIBITION OF CHRISTMAS CATTLE.

The exhibition of Christmas cattle " was
continued yesterday at the Madison square Garden ana
visited by large number Of persons. gentleman
uad been or many years engaged IN raising cattle
told a TRIBUNE reporter that u The finest lot OF
beef cattle had seen; there had been finer
ana excentional specimens. but such uniformity OF
and quality in any lot by him. These cattle
three-fourths Durham and Onc-fourth American.
the latter strain giving them MANY OF DullocKs
gaily decorated. some having gariands OF flowers
their neek and Others being striped with coored
ribbons; while two lad tlrir horns sded. Tsey an
siOOd knce-deeP hay, ana eating their Gli
before their final doom at the slaughter-hOuses on
sunday morning. The names OF the hotels %
which they destined. which pacardei before
each animal appear o. be- In part at least clever device
the part 0 Tie exhibitors; tor saratoga and COney
Island ho-telrcs hardly demand al This season 80
beautiful provision as Is here made for them. The
heauy uf tese fine annds exctes plty FOR their fate
among the ladies, al wuOM heard To exclam:
What shame o. kil tnemi" Their fatuess Il such
- Obe~ate all Trace O tne bones. These cattle
intended or The fore market, nut were secured for
Nsw-IO ~ order to givD Americans an Idea OF hc
excellence OF tn@ i've -focK won high rrpu-
TALON abroad Tor American beef.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
THE FARM AND THE DAIRY.

AIDING THE PROGRESS OF AGRICULTUR RE.
ORGANIZING NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
-ArDRFssEs BY PROFESSORS LFDoUx AND
MIlEs-CATTI.T. BUTTER AND CHEESE AT THE
DAIRY FAIR-sPET HEs OF R.. NJ. LIrT1ER,
THOMAS WHITAKER AND 5. : GARDNER.
About 100 persons Interested In agriculture took
the FIRST step in this city yesterday TO oIganlze
the American Agricultural Society n national
body. 4 constitution was adopted anil addresses
We're delivered. Professor Ledoux. of North C9ro-
lima, gave some interesting and important facts
about the adulferaton of seeds and Professor
Manly Miles spoke of the correlation of ami
nal forms. Much interest shown in
the International Dairy Fair yesterday. aud the
Gae display Of cattle attracted special attention.
Addresses were made in the evening by X. NJ.
Littler ana :. s Gardner. both Western men, and
by Thomas Whittaker, OF Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tribune OFFICE. Dec. IL. a.m.-rhe barometer fell
rapidly yesterday. Cloudy weather prevailed, with
light during the first. third and fourth
quarters. The temperature ranged between 400 and
$40, the average f5Oo being 40 than the
day last year and 73s7 higher than Tuesday. The
amount or moisture IN Jhe air Is large.
Cloudy weather with occasional light rains, followed
by cooler and ring weather, may BE- expected to-day
In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

The Seventy fourth Annual Meeting Of the New England
Society will be hed at the Fifth Hoiel MOND
EVENING tie I5th nst O'Clock for election %
Board of Officers ensuing year nd for
other business.
Every Is earnestly requested 10 be present and 10
propose candidates Mem nbership
ANY descendant New gaHder. gleen years OF age
or over o. gooi moral character. u eligible.
DANIEL T. APPLETON. President
Up HrBBARp Secretary. 80 Wallsf.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

In 1869 the COW gave lOO0Gl2 pound- OF mi n
seven months and twenty dass. Oae pound 1 butter
from Ten quarts of milk II the average ~ the nerd 0f
thirty cows. The milk naruiy ricI That from
fbe Devons. Mr.. els regards tne Ayrshres as excel"
ieut family cows. since the mlg makes capita
blffar of gOOd color, ana yields a good amount
of craam Almost only real curiosity In thc colcc
tou of cattle is q huge red cow Of mixed Arrshir and
Durham breed tine head. neck and D0dy OF winch ex-
acflv resemble fh0s. or Dull The COW mas been fat
tened by Hugh Kleen, OF Hartford Conn she Is only
three ana a nail years old, and weighs $50 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Thomas n. Kirby. Aactloneer.

Thomas L. hlrby, Aacponeer
HIGHLY IMPORTANT PERENPrORY SALE
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
Continuing TOMORROW (Friday) AT SAME HOUR
AT THE ART GALLERY. s45 BROADWAY
Opposite wallacks TheAtre.
PART SECOND OF THE RAYMOND COLLECTION.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE ART OBJECTS AND Gu
RIOS EXTRAORDINARY
Just City Pein including many
and modern specimens OF gea arste and rarity.
PARTICULARLY INTERESTING IN
GEMS, CABINET PIECES REMARKABLE sArsUML
BOWLS
MAGNIFICENT EMBROIDERIEs
The whole to DO sold AT AUCTION linz
itation. together wAs
UNIQUE COLLECTION OF rEAPora
NUMEROUS ARTICLES SUITABLE TOR the HoLIDAYs
The Thirty SECOND Anniversary Meeting Of tho New
YORK Academy n Medicine will be held Library
Hail. IL West SlstsL, THURSDAY evening II
1879. O'Clock orator Professor Leroy n. ID.
Title The AeAemy ~ teacher" Friends Of the profss-
F0RpYcE BARKER. Nj. D.. IL D. President
II. T. HAAKs M n. s~ar.tArs.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPTIONALLY ZINE.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ARCHER & PASCOASf HFs CO..
81 Greene ST.. g., ~ * - Nun- above nIOOnla =.
BrOadwav pns- tlr 1oor
Ncrvna. Exhaustion A medical uprising series
OF delivered kahn'- Museum o AnafDny New
VI decline showing
asputlhiy lesltI may De- rrgtnei 4hOfdn Gear
SYNOPSIS mpeimens marrsgs ani the Treatment n
nervou, lcly, Do result Of - year,
u.r.encr mail .jc. currency stamps Address
-ec r.glrv klAn's Museum, 81 Broadway. NewHufk
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11


HEADQUARrERs -IxfT-SINTH REGIMENT
THIRD bMGADE. FIRST DIVISION. y. a., =. n. T..
NEW-IOHK December g, 1879
General Orders No. 23.-L The following generous ofer
J. CO1gan the furniture mionare 10 he Com
10 recruit regiment 20 the maximum standard 1000
men thangfiy accepted the conditions which therein
specified commanders hereby direct Ted strictly
observe.
CFFIcR OF CooGAN BROrhERs, ROwERY GRAsnsT,l
NEWTORK. December :. 1879
COLONEL JAMES CAvANAGH- Dear >rf keal.zng. do.
the importance o. having The gallant 0 he ment par .de
I .tou next year, you illai e0Uny
paror 10 De- clvred six satin. and III msd with
velvet. worth ifO e. be "
a.. segimrrt any l~neman ont ie N tie ton,
VINO brings most recruits into RegImert
date unr TIE 3Oth day o May s'O suoeet % the following
F.rst-The number 70 be enlisted be less than
thirty
years.
nffue lidi of -ath member i-ied.
.nu TIL Members niisted must not De included.
F.frh-Iaey f1v Uniformed and Tor
srecOn three before 3Oth
Mag next, When would lse be nOLel &, De prse-t
nor ircOusI-fe e. wfrh military regu af.0ns.
sixth vii require c,rtllcae frJm your headquarters
relating their proper enlistment
I'd. AMI my conditions agreeable 10
please notify me- very Respectfully Yours
IA.lt-- j. COOGAN.
H. The patriotism which has prompted Mr Coogan 70 20
interest hm-e The o5tl Regiment duly
Appreciated these headquarters.
By Orier Of Colonel JAMES CAgASASI.
lOficiaL JANE MORAN Adjutant
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

Congress WATER supenOrtY a c1tltrlc AL atsrs
i've entire freedom from cvsrYtAnk Dttisr
heanache internal ant
tends O. destroy membrane All mineral waters
that dangerous rtnts be known Dy acid AFTER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-22
THE EUREKA FIRE.

The following additional particulars OF the
great hse ia Eureka are taken from last even
ing's Virginia CIrJ,t5ci3 The fire broke out
about midnight, cansed, it is supposed, by the
explosion of lamp in the green of the
Opera House. TIE wind drove the flames
east and north, down Ruel, Spring and Main
streets. The Jackson House aud the front
portion of Jack Perry's saloon escaped as by
a miracle, but the remaining portion of the
town embraced within the streets above named
was, within the period of two hours, " mass
of blackened ruins, and the fire only stopped
when it reached the end of Main street at the
foundry. and on Spring street above Mrs.
Dennis y, and on Panl street at its terminus
In all this area the only things saved we're the
treproof buildings of the Sentinel Office and
The vaults ot Paxton's Bank. No serious re-
suits, so FAR as learned, occurred 10 human
life, save the burning of Mr.. Moch of Moch's
restaurant The first intinatioD he had of
The lire was when the flames reached his
room; his injuries are considered fatal.
Frank Anderson WIS badly burned while try
ing to save his household goods
remarkable feat in journalism vas per-
formed by the Sentinel on Saturday. They
had stone building in the rear of the Office.
This stood the fire, but got very hot. The
printers, with wet blankets over them, set up
the paper and got it out before 10 O'clock
San Francisco, April 21.-A meeting was
held yesterday morning i'll the Chamber of
Commerce rooms to take measures for the aid
of the Eureka sufferers. The following ar
ticles were contracted for and immediately
forwarded to Eureka: Money $1,000, blank
cts 81 200, mattresses $3.50, canvas 500.