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80 Caledonia-2h
600 silver Hill-1A lzoc
100 Challenge
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900 sheridan-35c 40c 35c 4oc
40 Yellow Jacket-l6A
as Lady washington-l05c ll0c
200 K~ossuth-15c
170 Andes-120c
600 Wells Fargo-10c
900 N. Carson-10c
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600 Trojan-l5c
$50 Ward -2h 240c
10 Andes-l20c
$40 scorpion-490c 1850 An
40 Mexican--34I
235 Benton-365c 370c
$50 Golden Gate-2 4.
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100 Lady Washington-ll0c
1875 Flowery-45c
1876 n. Bonanza-1l5c llOc
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$50 Fairfax-SOc
800 Mountain view-34 8 $500
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10 Sierra Nevada-57k
20 Hale Il Norcross-17%
80 Plutus-2k
100 Gould Il Curry-11hb5 liz
20 A~ndes-ll5c
100 Lady Washington-llOc
Is Savage-l5ss
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800 Raymond a Ely-145c
$50 Belmont-75c SOC
60 X K Con.-3A
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$50 Leopard--50c
5000 MetaIlic-90c CSC /
SO Grand Prize -220c
1880 Argenta--95c
$50 Navajo coo Csc Zoe
1900 Endowment-55c soc
$50 Tuscarora-110c
100 Star-35c
li6O Belle Isle--4loc 4 1850 405c Also
1856 Day-l20e 1l5c
$50 Paradise--1
400 Hillside--1S0c
$50 Deimonte--4H
$50 Mt. Diablo-l3 1917 IL 13k
IS Wales Conf
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10 Bodie-I3A
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400 MoClinton-40o
200 T~iosa--ss0c
825 Sammit--l70e 1900
90 Bnlwer-llh
500 3. Bodle-20c
7a0 Goodshaw--95o A0c
$50 Maybelle-90o
100 MOno-7 IN
100 Oriental--20c
as Belvidere--70c
$50 Champion-l5o 400
1850 Booker 900
1000 Qassn Bse-coo
rs Con. Paoifc-7N ~
200 D~adlsy-ls0o
$50 y. Bulwsr--Aoe
e35 Mondays
63 N. MONDAY 4
300 vortex--45o SOC
10 syndioats-6A
800 O~rient-35o
1000 Oro-l6c
a75 Martin White-1e0o 1850
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2io @. Tsrra-l2 l2A
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100 Giant & Old Aes-5
100 d. Standard-25c
ESQ Jupiter -l90o
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wall Papersi Wall Papersl Great
Reduction fn Pricesi
W. P. Haskell lie receiving . large lot Of the
latest styles of Wall Paper and Borders. and
has put down prices within the reach Of all.
GIFTS, from SO csnts to 81 90.
sattns, 30 cents.
Dlsnhs, IAN cents to 90 cents. jyl3
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Lamps! LampsN
The best assortment ever brought to Eureka
at REMINGTON l. cos.
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rMNFpIATELY A FIRsT-CI.Ass BOOT
MAKER. Highest WAGES paid. Apply to
ANTONIO FERRAI4s.
Evrshs, oetobsr 81. 1879. eeas-W
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~ TIE EuAEx AND YALrsAps
Departures Yesterday.
Vim Hill Miss Hstts Donnellv
u Hodda Meter Hspf Donnsliv
u Dounslly and wife
Arrivals I.ast Might.
yuaee cels Mrs @ J Lansing
Julien NJ English
Zeph James
Q Hamilton and Eureka Line.
ARRIVALS,
" q Mills Nrs werthsimsr
D Dwilstte
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Sealed Proposals for Bids

U,o SINK A SHAFT, 4 FEET 8 INCHES
by 8 Feet 8 Inches, One Hundred Feet
contractors to furnish all tools. powder, fnse,
etc. necessary for sinking sad shaft- Ins
bids. Apply at Parker House. to
A. W. ATCHINSON,
Superintendent Idaho g.. 2 y. 20.
Eussks, Novsmbst l, ls7e. nev9'u
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Good Opportunity.

the best chance to buy Dry Goods at the
present time is now offered by ELIAS BRO.
next door to the White Pine Bank. A great re-
duction was made yesterday on every article IL
the house. aut
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PRINTlNG q, OF ALL III
81 scrfptiens, executed With oo9neoe -
dsspstch q II oansrnat o0AA.
, 1879-01-22
INDIANS.



WAsn1NoroS, D. e., Jan. 21.-At the Cabinet
session to-day Secretary Schurz stated tt'at he
hal received a repnrt from The Indian Agent at
the Cheyeunc Agency to the eifrvt that In
formation had reached thai place uf the crossing
Of the Canadian line Of tho notcd Chief Sitting
I,ul with Ills people. a1s! that they are cxccetl-
ingiy anxious to return 10 this country ind CONC
under tic supervision OF the 1nd[ah bureau, AMI
be distributed III tic Indian country ~ are
ottrr tribes. This news was mt confirmed BY
uuy information at the War Department, hut It
was thought worthy Of consideration, ut,d led to
some discussion In The Cabinet. ....
It IL reported that some 100 1tslEca, or near
lY 1h0O0 Ecoptg. nro with Sitttug DulL The
subject wilt Eeretye tllc iutue41atu attention u
ulu President nls.! thu Secretaries of War uMl
tlle Interior.
rclegra,ns will bo scnt to officers OF the War
Department os well as 10 indian Agents fc1uEr-
tng them to give the authorities hero all tho i0-
formation they cun 0btaln on this n,atior. The
srt1ort Is tlat Sitting Bull comes with tho most
peaccable Intentions, hut fn The present dis
turbctl condition Of lHlIan affairs It Is not known
Whit may 1e hiA meaning.
, 1879-01-22


ROCKFORD, ILL.,. Jun. al.-1he trial Of Charles
F. Goodhue, ex-T5eaauror Of Stephenson Coun-
ty, !or the cmbexzlencnt OF over Il 900 of the
funds belonging 10 said county while ho WIS
Treasurer, comes to trial tomorrow, Cochran
and Meachcm prosecuting attorneys, J "A. Cralu
counsel for defendant. Couusel tor defendant
ulade motion for bill of particulars. Tho
same being ordered by the court. le then
sought 10 procure continuance, making sitlda-
VT that two witnesses muterial 10 thcm-Jamcs
8. Mccall und William Delaucy-were bcyoud
tho reach Of The Court Ut present. The Court
act asi,le the defendants st!idayit on technl-
caltty, thfreupon forcing lhctn to trial.
'rl.e UrnIul Jury brought vi Indictment against
tosfa 4. Crosby, who. II will be remembered,
claimed to havs discovered three men tearing
up tue traGk Of sus Chicaco q Northwestern
N4llxay Company a Aoseue, ILL.,, lu NoYembcr
last, bclnE badly t~atcu and cut by them. The
evidence brought out on the prclln-
ta4ry s1..ain.t!.e ansi other ths'ng: s.nso
party dotnx ii.s depreciation. A motion to
quasi tile Indictment VIA ensered and uyor-
ruled by tu Court. Trial will probably 10
called on Fridsy.
, 1879-01-22
DONELLY AND WASlIDURN.
Moncyetl Men Backing Uonnrlsy In t1.clft0Po
Og IIoiplux Tlleinselses lustcAd OF UoA-
nalIy+


s1oncyed Men Hacking 1'onnrl'y In tfeftlopo
Ut IIoipluK TileinseIves lustcAa 0( OuA-
aaIIy.
Rpsctal Dtspa:ea 10 Tia 7Hs"ss.
Br, PAU, M!nn., Jan. 21.-The takiug Of ev(-
acaco in the Donuelly- -WashbuEn contested
election case began to-day. Emil !lagtnan, of
Minneapolis, swora that Washburn's bookkccir
Ct, coming cut from \ room where hs had secu
c. L. Washburn enrrylnR bill III hia hand,
gare tue witness IS tito use among the boys"
saying "DEop ID, occasiunally. and Ill give you
nuee. Lot mo hear from you Afterwards"
The w!tucsa told Halo, the bookkecper, he
could not work for Washburu. The witness
heard Others, whom ho pamcs, say they WeEs
pud for roliny aml working for Wash
burp. IIa hal heard others say they
were paid likewise. K. i. BaEuusn, Of eauk
Ccntrr. stearns County, testified eonceTnln0 lhe
fpturus on Congress bclng from lts pEeetnet III
IT. supplemental rr:ufn necallso u the oihlssloA
on tllc regular blank. Emil 1lsguiat, recalled.
work fur Wash0ur.l. Ms heard ons ii Don
uul,y'v sup1s,rtets say ~, ,k1 wa beins spene
to secutu Washtusn's election. ite VIA Psuul-
laed " Hale u per day aud expenses till eIsc-
Further evidence In tho Donnelly- -Wsahburn
cass ID Of tue saaE character - previously sent
Except BY hearsay, Wsshburu IL nut directly itli-
pliratcd, which, considering tlc usual black
tualiin:: ot iopuIas eAMliistes lu e -
s1s s,ss. fHa%p's9 H.p 'oaas. nSsd Evidence W.:
duly objected to, s1ri viii not lS suouttted -
CunKrcss, but taking It answers Duhnrly'*
pufpoac, fhdsng where he can ~ Whhfss*s. a
says III. Democrats. whu a.e backing uouuelly
with t,oncy, layu ASSURANCES tsuli
tuas. Il eAruss ba oHr.eA By
, 1879-01-22

.,tforn fys.rm Of Textbooks in public
s.,'n.. 10 ai1ow Shcrilfs in .hatcrtising to gsvo
sea .,r a general description Of thc tam,la to l'u
Oh. on, tn alow dcrr-ki!fiDg betwcca Oct IS and
IN. smc,nluttons we're offered and referred asking
r,,,nrrras 10 advance citizens Of the United
e",c e,.,c. such suns Of money as will enable them
- setfc on fttc public doHalni nlso looking 10
~ Investment nf the Fnrpius fund III the Statc
rrca.,,ry ~ in Government bonds.
'f.n,j,Mp,,s, o., Jan, 2l,-t]cn r Bsfnkrrhoff,
,tinh,if Of Tic State Bonr,l OF Charities, dc.
is.rrd q. an address, before the General Assembly
,mnn,gLt on "1hc Wants Of tho Ohio flcncvo-
III and Correctional fnstituttons." lis suggest
~ ,I,t ndd!t!ons To the present aaylums should
e. e. trtcicd for thc, care OF The chronic Insane,
.hat epiicpsics should he cared for 10 4 colonv
H. ~ ,hcm.clves In cheap ore-stors buildings, and
,},oetl that with the cpllertic thus cared for.
.mn suppfcmeptal buildings. each holding s9.ij
rstients, would amply prov1io for ihr chronic
{n.,no now in rcEnlnr asylu1ns aud Intlrma.
n..' Tie urged also that idIota
.pd tmbcclrs IN intlrmartes should be earet for
s T. 4 building supplemental to The State 1,nbe.
.9,s Hospitai that children In tntlrsnnr'cs should
~ rarrd for ia Industrial Homes. An intcrmc-
di,tc prison should bc built. anil District
TWmihouse should be erected as o remedy
sraiust tho tramp nuisance.
, 1879-01-22

atfas 6azA Jewett Il requested by capttous
critic "to throw less soul Into her shoulders"
HIS oeneslsys Rogers has htRsn starring
tour Ia the South aud Wcst With 4 aye-act play
by Charles 0aylos, antitlad "coustu Roxy"
BIT, A. G. Wheeler t''NTm Crtakls"h reccnt-
" Of The S~a. hss taken sharge Of tho uuaical
and dramatic department Of the Now York Slar.
Mo1jeska nakrs some striking chsuges 10 tho
wet-eyed drama Ut stEast Lyuue.", .BAs makes
the ltttlc boy die IN chatr ltks Eansult instead
Of iu = bed. like = Cbststian.
Mrs. Il. Mann, mother Of ths latsy. II. Mon
toRue, died in London on ChrIstmas EYe, sgea
10. IL Is said TINT her delntsd wss deecjtrated by
her aop'a death anl tbs 1awAuts- regarding h!s
estotc. =,
The death IL announced Of Mile Beatrice, tho
actress, IN her Dth year. Shs xaa Al ialia. by
birth, an,l ulaIa her frat arsparauce IN tho
London slsgs III Octoles, 168a For .olns
ssArA sha has Ind tl4eai'hal cannsay Ut hGr
, 1879-01-22
TELLER'S COMMITTEE.

Work Commenced ut ChAricston, s. C.-Dam-
ocratlu E1cluBsonest-Tflose Tissue Tick
cts.
CHARLESTON. 3. T., Jan. 1l.-Thc Teller
Committee. cousiatinR OF Senators Teller, Kirk.
wood. Cameron. Raniolptl, anu Mcdonald, be-
gan their investigation OF thu late general c!cc-
tton to-dny. All tic Witnesses exatnluc'! we're
from Clnsleston County, and 1t was admitted by
both Democrats and Republicans that nll the
election officers, excepting clerks, wcrc ap-
pointed uoon tic recommendation OF tho Denn-
cratic COMMITTEE; that one OF tho thrce Com
nttstoners ol Election for tho county was
Republican; that tile managers Of election at
tho different precincts wcrc cxcluslycly Demo-
Gratis, and tho United 8tatca Supervisors at
tic different polls wero not n'1owed to havo
clerk, thero being no provision Of low for
such person. Il was also testified That the
Democratic Supervisors had no clerks, and tint
tho clerks Of Republican SupeEytsors were cx-
rIudci 5ro,n t1,c ,,oi,n0 n1.ce. Nv ord.r ~ +h,,
ns,nn.-.tt.r rarn ar ,e r,,.tno - >'A ~ ~A''
]. N. Gregg tco'orc'). Republican United
Btates supervisor At Eagle Eugine-liousc, the
frat vttnrxx sc.tiIe., lint th. efor.;on -.
,,,,et lxhon m. ,,ot,a cic.od II ,x.. snr,1 ,h.+
ta'es nno. a.s l"..s s'oa'" ~ "as 'ouna .nat
III tho box, ard tlsns tlero wore 1ds votes more
than Tiers were papes Of persons who voted.
Thc crcp.sivc vntra ,vrrc .,rawn mn \. re,rjroJ
~ s,,...s.,sa. ~ WV - 'sIu'e4 .
Dy ID" of uoha'o'aea "aosses' anu Hithesa
belte7ca that the tnalorIty OF those 10 withdrawn
were Republican ballots, Ha did not sec any
tt.stu ha,ints yotad
II. .1,,..h,..o,, ..,.,, .,..,.. ~.
Ms' 4'"Ht.'uson' eseo"o """e.7 Awu'tc nc
paollcan). United stntes Supervisor, tcat!lcd
that Ut Qle poll In St. James, Oooso Crock Par
lab. thero wsre l93 ttasus Demtrratfc tfrkrts.
md tbo s.n. excea. avn I'm ~. ~ .a,sr.
n.'A .1,.S Wv s"o VIZ ~ ue. " fo.e's'
lhe excessive pa1lo14 MeFe Drawn OIL, 4 mhldr!'
ty Withdrawn being Republican votes. Not
voter was challenged, mud TIC election was
ontst. Wltue.a rt,nsi,lsrr, ali colora,l v,,o,Ia
W.N'.s.,,.... .'.', ~, ,,..,.,s n~. .so psoP's
"epao'sa"s a'ta ~ ".i'os a'e~oelao'
W. jiclls tcoloEcd Hepuoltesn), United States
Supervisor at Wu1hlneton Engtno- House. testl.
fed that etphty-oue voters weru turned avav by
tha maunorrs for oiffrront re.xnns. Roon tn,
the count o1 fotes nesan tae Aehta went out
nnl wltncsa ncd through back window nll4
vent hoEnc. TIs belief u witness u that thu
Republicans had laEEe majority 1t this pull.
Nothing has ever been beard Vt the batiot.box
Or ballota.
Election, testified that resolution to appoint
mona but Democrats ~ nanagera was agreed to
hY N'rce Commissioners. one OF these being q
, 1879-01-22
Rroes, who have been captured at Taalayvl1lc.
An unsuccessful Altcmpt was made to lynch
WORK FOR THE CORONER.

Coroner Mann held an ineuest yesterday on
The body Of Charles N. Akin, vim Was run over
at Homewood on Monday BY an Illinois Central
train, while attempting to geton tho same. A
.!ardr+ OF accidental death was returned by sisc
Jury, and thc Railroad Company was cxouorated
from any blame !n the ntnttcf.'f
Last evening, about 8 n'clock, a team of
horses attached to one OF Field, Letter II Co's
alctEht ran awav frnm the corner of Eighteenth
aud Enlsted streets n1sd ;co1ldej With caal
wagon at The junctfon OF Tventy-drst and fla!-
sfctl atrccta. One ot the runaway i.otsea troke
a leg anil WAS shot By police nf'ir,,r. nfrl ono
of the horscs attac!etl to the coal wagon, which
10 owned hy John Norris, was 10 badly Injured
that he will probably die. :.
Geargo Burns. q yonnr man who attempted
suicide f'y taking tluse Of ffandanum or ilm 2Ath
OF December. and was kent FROM going into the
long sleep bytlc free application OF boar', made
yesterday morning, at his lodgings, 1fG WGst
Monroe street. .fhe hoard ~a* auplIed again.
unfortunate fellow dtet1 last evening at 5:l1
o'clock. lie came fft'm New York CITY. nanl
had neither friends nor nonuy. Tile Coroner
will bold m inquest.
, 1879-01-22
FIRES.


MILWAUKEE, Jan. 21.-A special telegram 10
the Ereniag 1Ytsoonsln gives tile following par
tfc,iiars Of an extensive con1acratlon At Sparta,
Wis: "'rhc Warner 1lousc, for 70 mnny years
tic pride Of our city, was last night totally
destroyed By fire. The house WAS owned BY
Capt, J. u. CUntlIt, our AssembIy,nan. Two
years ago the house was leased by lioltroux t.
Nichols, rcnoleled md rcfurpisilcl. About
7:15 last night fire was discovered IN the main
building, near the roof. In moment the
whole roof was In blazo, md work wns at once
commenced 10 removo the furniture, which was
almost entirely removed, though In a very dam.
aged condition. Tic totat loss by 1rr. water,
and the removal OF different stocks If goo1s Is
estimated ut s23 900. Insured ns follows: On
building, 81. COZ, in tfu. following companies:
2rInRI1cl1 Fire q Marine. New Fork Unlcr-
writer's, Pennsylvania Flre.1nsurancc Company,
North Ancrien, Homc OF New York, md MtI.
~aukce Mechantcs' Mutual, which viii not bali
iars; rs Hs@ York Y tue .nd ''9 undsruitsrs e Msrs
Home of New York. On I.Ilarltables
and saloon stock, $500, tn tho Gcrnon
American, of New York; RON furniture. wear
Inn apparel. ETC., OF DR.. 4. i. Nichols, S5OU In
the Northwestern National. of milwaukee,: room
mud furniture IT &. +. Holbrook, e70tl, III ,ttr
German American, Ut Ncw York; Michael
Shutter, on'lurk!st bathrooms, fl1turrs, nntl ma.
Bprlngacld Fire 4: Marine: on tlr stock Of
Cllnu Il Lcteon, 1900, ID tho London d. LIZ.
erpnol Il G1ohe. Tho insurance Will probably
cover all loss except ON tl'c building. This Is
probably tic worst t1ow TINT our city ever Ind,
Tor 1t leaves US virtually without hotel.
, 1879-01-22

tho cvitlcncn submitted, Wsahbun's s4a. wf'l
be declared vacant; therefore Donnelly has
money r. prosecute The contest which would
mt be afforded II the pcrsons subscribing It
Imagined Donnc1ly would he seated.
Local and supposed monetary in
teiests are fnvolyed, but At attempt
would mot he made 70 overcome
Washburn's honest majority Of 1900 for DON
nr1Is's sake. The evidence 10 fas from Minueap-
oils is accountable in thn general enthuttasm for
Whshbusn which 1rd I'LL vim supported him to
Teaort TO the uAuA1 measures tnr ehiistinR tho
acttys corporation nj influential n,en Ia The
National nt.tt WorktDkmen's guaetics.
, 1879-01-22

INptANArol1s. Ind, Jan. 3l.-Edwiu NJ, Suck
EFT, uue VI the witpesses fur the State in the
latu 1pyc murder, claims "a hare been ap-
preached aud o1ared g., 600 to lesYo ths State
for i've years and net appear sgainst Tate dur
Ing tbs srtal. The attorneys Tor Tats deny any
knowledge Of such transactions, but eackcts
saws ho hss been ApproaYhed three tluacs BY the
ta1aeI peEsuh with tue ptvppsisIou. So decided
larc tAs ruthots bseonc otAtempts ~ run vi
tho wltnrsscs ln this case tn9t ua CEllulual
Court has put al of thetn undt& bonds Of $3D.
, 1879-01-22
SuICfQAl.

dctttal Msp1teh 10 3As 7fttha&
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. 2l.-At balf-rast II
o'clock last night Charles AltheilueF, Who Ar
Hsed hers from Chicago On the 8:l5 p. nj. tEsln
over the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St, Paul RstI-
Hay. proceeded 10 the Prairie lu Chitn Railway
5afo, between so,ne CARS, Anl shot himself IN
u4e leit breast With a revolver. Immediately
a'tes Hstn: the shot he lost consciousness, aud
iaS exposed 70 tllu xlgot. ol the xeather fully
tso 4oQ1s- Thru tie ehasl VI freezing fcViss1
, 1879-01-22
FIElh RiIRNS CllIR.

6pse{al pkpatth TO 1hs 1rbHnt
EtalN, ILL.,, Jan. al.-1bs following officers
were chosen last evening At the annual election
ct the Dusua Caledonia Club: Thotuas Martin,
Frsaident; Thomas stawrt, Vlre-Presideus; ;
John Smith, secrutary; john Ntsh, Treasurer; i;
Ankas Stewart. J. Smith, e. Nlmuls. X. Camp
bell and +. MckeeyeF, Directors.
The anaual banquet of the Club Wll1 occur Oh
sHday evening next.
, 1879-01-22

tR&tfdl HsuascA 10 1ht TftbHA&
kEsosnA, Wis.,, Jan. 2l.-Ths tras tesaloo Of
ue Milwaukee Episcopal Convention was held
IN 1t. Matthew's Church tn this city. 4 num-
evr Of the Clergy iron, thee ltmtts ot the ofganl
astioa were present, and listened to scEulon,
IT. +. evening E prayer, b. d. p ps .s kossu, Of
iasnA reunion this evening.
, 1879-01-22

TorrH1. Kns,. Jan. e1.-GcorGa ". Martin
was reelected Btate Printer to-any. This viii
make four successive terms for Martin. Both
Houses haye passed resolution asking Con-
Eresa to provide fur sesur7cy Of the Stats
line between Kansas and Missouri, wiki ! ylew
To demonstrating that Kansas CITY, No., prop"
trly belongs Ia Kansas. The question il creat-
NJ much interest, a. Kansas City u understood
0 be III favor OF annexation.
, 1879-01-22
LOUISIANA.

kipte1di pfspdlcA Ia 3Ax 1f.6HHA
New OALEANs, In, Jan. 2l.-'Ths Senate th!s
afternoon was occupied by tho Yagraut b'l1, In
troluce4 to check tho spread and kill the tramp
disease, These aEistocFaA are mora than
numerous, nr,d Will remain in this mild climate
Until the North Ia tho more p1eassnt. II Ia to
be hoped, though there II scarcely auy foantla.
tuu for It, that some u,caus of controlling this
universal as!l may BE- found aud applied with
good effect.
, 1879-01-22

uuLLlNt TAH AAHkkT.
80 much for tho sweat singers. Now tor q
lcas pleasant subject. Ever s!ucs the beginning
OF the week, 4 strong and steady effort has
been making to hull the market for ths
sals Of seats to Thussdsy's perform
ance. From one quarter And another
has come the report, which bad yesterday found
circulation ali through tbs city, that all the
seats hhd been taken up, from bottommoat pit
" topmost gallery, aud lAt fabulous pricca
were Offering fur Tickets to tt,At eycnIuR's per-
formancs. 1t vas reported that they had Roae
uo 10 SO and so Apiece, and that soma opthu-
siasts were offering as high ~ s223 for them. 1t
came from the management that tm seats
kco, aud that from every quarter came a
demand which # was impossible to supply.
sincs all the seAts were taken un. The result
wa TINT quite q fever Of speculation sprung up.
wero rushing arouad all dny In search Of that in-
d!yidual who was ready to pay So for tim. art.
Gle which Ind cost but $3. But 1t was not 10 easy
TO lind thoau music lovers. II they ever exist
ed, their wants must have been supplied from
some other quarter antt such upon 1nVrsttQatlon,
ap,*&fed to have been the case. A nNiuber
of persons, being informed ut the box-o!tee that
there were no more seats lot sale Tor IhaiFsdsy
nights ps!fosu'auee. began hunting them ulas-
where, and found theln u hotel cigaF.ssands
and other similar places, where operate tickets
arc NOT generally un sale. and bought them at
decided adyauce on the rcgulaF prices; not
that they paid rs nor $40. but th1t they dll
pay Is. ind, IN : good many eases, tnoro than
that sun.
10 man e1ercisinE : littie judgment. thesa
reports abous tho crazy demand for Thursday
night tickets seemed edunaccounsablc. Tilt opefA
to 0e given then, ~ rurltani," has been but
rareiv performed he.e,-hasdIy within the tneul-
cry OF the oldest tuh1bitant. IT. IA by no means
tlla most popular Of BelIni's works; rot 10
b compared with 6OulAsDbula" ta that
resrect nui and has hut txt. or threa thfugR Iii
IL which sttsnrt attention. A. far a. drawing ID
concerned, II rsnnot be compared with the
Als.ic Flute" which y to bo gyvu tonight.
Or roussc tic fact ct MADAME Gerster's alnXlug
was no sucl rush whcn fhe sang Ia "Son-
nainb.,!ah Or Lucia" And why, quGT1ed ths
ordinary f,Jiylluai, should there be such wtai!
10 see hcr in II PuTttAulHf xnu wAelIsl u
, 1879-01-22

DovER, Del, Jau. 2l-0ov. Hall wa In
stalled In Office today. Ills inaugural address de-
ploses the continued depression! In business, which
could not bo attributed to mISconduct IN State
Affairs, but to tlle unwtse financial policy OF tho
Guvcrnment AMI the Inflated currency, which
hah shown US tic wisdom Of circulating 1le.
dlum baacd cXcfustsefy upon gold allt silver.
, 1879-01-22

Nptef0i DltpafeA II 7he TFt6HHS.
CGDAR NArips, H., Jan. al.-'rhc news reach
cd here this morning TINT Samuel tlreenc, n
nephew Of Joseph Greene. Of this city, WAS
frozen to death On the 18th inst. fo Colorado,
while travelling between bilverton mil Antelope
Park. lie was on his way here to join hls wifc,
VIII, IA spending tile winter With her parents. \
Young man named snntiers waa drowned In The
inr.
, 1879-01-22

Special NEpnfch to 7hf JTeHnf.
DAVENPORT, Ia, jan. N.-1nformation WIS
received In Cedar Rapids this afternoon TINT
Samuel Green. one Of that clty's nost proIni-
ncnt citizens, was frozen to death lust Saturday
while crossing the Rocky Mountains on his
way homo frum gilrcrton, Col. His wife and
child are ut Cedar Rapids.