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New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday, Jan. G, 1873.
The new Minister from Spain to the United
States, senior vigo, il expected here in few
days. He has occupied many responsible ana
DISTINGUISHED positions in his country
Tn politics ne belong. the AlphOnsta He has served
IN The CorteS and appointed Minister 10 the Un'trd
states was serving IN prominent place IL the 10y IL
Household.
resolution will be introduced in the House to-mor
row providing that committee Of three members ot
the be appointed by the Speaker TO investigate
the conduct ~ the Shipping Com sOner- Oc- at the
Port of New York and thai the -d committee l. hereby
empowered send or persons aud papers necessary 10
pursue the inquiry"
The subscriptions 70 the per cent loan to-day
amounted 10 Sll .O93.5jO
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE REV. BARTHOLOMEW WEED

The Rev. Bartholomew Weed, one OF the
Oldest Methodist ministers IL HewJersey, and for many
wears a resident ~ Newark, died on sunday morning
at NO 2ll Panesf Oflae year, h. has preached only
occasionally. H.- recent lnes', which Frustrated MIN
about uuc weeks ago. disease Of the heart. The
venerable mlD.ster born IN Ridgcbnry, no>
called DanbUry Connecticut. March 6, 1893 When six
teen years old he connected himself with the Baptist
Church. in which he remained two years. Then be-
iniued tie Methoiists IN Reading, Pennsylvania. IL
Wa married u l3 90 Mls BfunAOn, sister ~ the Rev
Alfred Bruuson. and married the second time IN
l-ii 10 Ms Woodward OF Kentucky, wnu Wl;A four
children survives hn. The funeral will t.ke place uu
Thursday T. NJ The ministerial record shows thar Mr.
weed was admitted 20 nhersIp the Philadelphia
Conference 10 ll7. and that hi- last charge Wa, as
chaplain OF the Essex County Prison.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
MEXICAN NEWS.

MEXICO TO ENTER THE POSTAL U>IoN-AN INTER
x.rtoxu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE
UNITED STATES
HAVANA. Jan. G.-The British mail steamer
D., arrived here from Vera Cruz brin ,ng dates from
the C,tv of Mex leo TO the 3Oth Il December.
The American Industrial DePutation was expected on
the 10Th ofJanuary. TIE samples carried hy the e1cur
s.oul.ts will he forwarded bond rom Vera cruz TO
the CITY Of Mexico. The senate before - adonrnmcnt
aIu,ovrl the Postal Convention reguitIoh5 ana Mex
Irn' j. - Xpected q enter the In,Ou sAOril'.
The author Zulon viii IN Congress gave tAe tNecHlSs
10 rcOrEaDZc the army luc4uoes dPe P""'iS H i'4'4
10 the War Department. - .-
The Government organ announce, that 'H,1o'rthoF
Dc vno headed the rising ia C1Aml and MlclOaC al
bas h-en XII ed with fourteen ~ hi- followers
rle Government mad made another sh;pment of = ,
600 IN payren. Of thrd u-a mci oi tie drOt dhe
me Tufrd siates under the award - the 'Iams 'om
nisson This Will make a total of e-12OVo rald me
,ewanIng ~ 900 ready for -oI~drGIng together
with $4,000 .or the difference between silver ana
American gold.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

public when he was in the Capital OF foreign
Republic" He made absolutely no observation on
the singularty of his positon-On his being left to
do for himself what somebody else might have done
for him. don't think it occurred TO him that any
neglect had been shown him. He was concerned
with nothing but the discharge Of hrs duty. he did
IL, let me add, after q day Of great fatigue, ana
when be was quite i'll enough TO have excused him
for going TO bed instead of going TO the Eysee. tie
had been on foot all the mOrnnga and afternoon at the
opening ceremony, missed his carriage and walked
home. arriving in a state of exhaustion.
To this brief notice of recent incidents and I'M
presslOns. let me add a word about Mr.. Taylors
achievements in journalism. He has Sc
cure fame in literature quite apart from
that, but none the less may his news
paper work be commended to the student as
model in its kind. A great deal of II Is in the
memory Of your readers, but his colleagues and
comrades knew the merit of il better than any out
slider could know IT. His correspondence was more
less under his name, and its qualities are not
less admirable than rare. His editorial work
might not be so generally recognized, but any
body who will turn back TO the studies OF
European politics, which he contributed to
your columns of late years, will be struck
by the wide and exact knowledge Of affairs lie
displayed, and by Judgment and foresight which
are anything but common IN political essays
meant for daily consumption. My obligations 10
him are many. | learned much from him, but
neither from HIM nor from any other source have
learned how 10 express my Of the loss that has
beialen his friends and his country. CIV. 5.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
CONGRESS TO MEET TO-DAY.

THE HOUSE FULL OF ZEAL FOR WORK.
RrMArKABLx IIsINCLINATIoN OF TIE DEMO
CRATs TO ATTEND TO Anything ENCrFI that
WHICH LAST WINTER THEY NEGLECTED MOST
GENERAL GOSSIP AND NEWS OF TIE CAPITAL
Congress- will meet again to-day pursuant
N adjournment. 1t is said that Speaker Kan
dali and Democratic leaders in the House
will endcavor to hurry up the regular business
of the session 10 the exclusion OF other
matters. There is nothing said about
whether the House will take any notice of
the important subject of the cipher dispatches.
Mr.. Hewitt thinks his silver bill may pass.
The opposition to the Army bill Is growing
Justice Hunt has been stricken down with par
alvsis. The Supreme Court has rendered deci-
sion in favor of the Government in the Utah
polygamv case. 1t is reported from Virginia
that wealthy white man has been sentenced
by colored justice to be whipped at the post,
designed solely for negroes. d,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
REFUNDING GOING OS RAPIDLY.
A-@- ,,.a... T., A. -

The Secretary of the Treasury this afternoon
, tho seventyeighth call for the redemption Of 1-2O
honts a, 1.G5consols " 1867 The principal aud in
tcres Will be paid at the Treasury on and after the oh
day of April next and the interest VIII cease on thAt
DIV The following Is description OF the bonds
Coupon bonds dated Juy !, 1867, namely SO 10, No;
S0nPP - X, 600 both inclusive 800, No llosll
ooo botn inclusive $500, No. ! .OOl To NJ
fTs 0on botp inclusive ~ 900, No 1901 10 No ~
To- doVVo' -, inciusiye Iotal coupon. S6,OOO.OOJ.
ReI,iered bOnds redremabe at the pleasure OF me
@ Sro So 4OI 10 No $50. both inclusive; rlOO No
GOO 10 No 400 both inclusive; $500, NO. 2'OOl TO
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

THE AUTHOR or IT HOPING FoR IT'S PASSAGE
WHAT us CHANCES ARE.
lBY rELIGRApH 10 THE TIuDrNE

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 The Tribune
WAsBrNGroN. Jan. G.-Mr. Abram :. Hewitt
thinks that the prospect of passing his silver bill
before the close Of the present session Of Congress
is by TO means hopeless. \ favorable report from
the Banking and Currency Committee would, be Is
confident. insure its adoption by the House, and in
the senate It Is likely to be favorably received OF
the Banking and Currency Committee five mem
bcrs. Messrs. Hardenbergh, Ycates, llar', Eanes,
and Chitteuden already pledged 10 vote for the
bill and one more viii make majority.
Tbs bill would place the United States IN har-
raouv with the other double standard nations of the
world IN their present poI-y toward silver 1t pro-
yIdes. il mas be remarked that the gold and silver
coins of the United states which are full legal
fender. shall be interchangeable at their lawful
value either for the other upon the demand OF the
holder at the office IF the Assistant Treasurer IN
Ncw-lork " ben presented IN sums of 500 or any
multiple thereof II then removes the present re-
strction from the coinage Of silver dollars and di-
reefs the Secretary of the Treasury to coin such
amount of them as shall be found necessary to
meet The popular demand.
France and ali Of the double standard countries
are now in an attitude Of expectancy waiting to see
what the future value Of silver Is TO be, and what
England. with her Indian dependencies, the greatest
ab>or5cnts Of silver in the world, proposes TO do.
As the double standard nations Of Europe refused
10 adopt the ideas Of the United States Congress aud
establish a common ratio between the two metals,
nothing left for the United States 10 do except TO
follow their example. or by her policy to relieve
England and India by taking out of the market
from S24 600 600 to $4s 100000 of silver that will
otherwise add to Englands embarrassment. Mr..
Hewltts bill would place America in harmony with
France, and force England or later TO decide
whether she will maintain her present monetary
policy at home and IN India, change 1t IL one or
the other place. England is more interested than
any other nation TO have the of silver as money
extended, and her ablest economists have, ever
since 1876, deprecated the demonetzatlon of silver
by any nation now using IT. The English delegates
10 the late Bi-netallic Conference put forth this
idea in very forcible language. They say IN their
report:
We ourselves considered that the inpossibties OF es
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.
SECRETARY sHERMAN's SPEECHES To BE PRINTED
Mr.. THURMAN AND THE OHIO CAMPhGN-MR.
BoBEsox-THE INVITATIONS TO ALBANY.

SECRETARY SHERMANS SPEECHES To DE PRINTED
MR. THURMAN AND THE OHIO CAMPAIGN-MR.
BoBEsoN-THE INVITATIONS TO ALBANY.
IBr TELEGRAPH The IRIBUsEl
WAsHINGTON Jan. 6-The speeches Of Secretary
John sherman upon finance and taxation will be
published during the coming month by New-Iork
firm. and will fl a volume Of about 600 pages oc-
tavo. Everything that Mr. Sherman has ever said
in public speeches on this subject-the strictly po-
Itical parts only excepted-wll be published.
Senator Thurman Is determined TO disregard the
counsels Of all of his political friends and 10 DISC
Lev the orders of hs managers. He says that under
10 circumstances will he permit his name to be used
~ a candidate for the Governorship Of Ohio
Neither Secretary Eobe-on nor any of the persons
impIcated IN the alleged Navy Department frauds,
took ADVANTAGE Of the opportunity offered them bY
the House Naval Committee during the recess to
appear and testify in their behalf, or to offer
documentary evidence.
Invitations have been extended to the President
and members Of the Cabinet to attend the dedlca-
,ion of the new Capitol at Albany. 1t was
said at the Executive Manson this morn,
ing that the pressure Of public business VIII
prob,bly prevent the attendance OF the
president. Secretary Evarts has not Yet
decided whether he can 90, and Assistant secretary
seward will not be able TO leave ashlnGton. J. he
POstmaster-GeneTai was prevented from lt;l' hs
the city toI Albany last night as lntehqed' n'lt
will do so this evening. General knapp, the cAlei
clerk of the Department, accompanies h!m'
senator sharon arrived IN Washington tonight.
DIStrict-C Commissioner Dent, who has been seTl-
ouslv ill., Is better to-day, and IS considered out OF
susan B. Anthony and Mrs. stanton have arrived
IN This cItv To attend the Woman suffrage COnVen-
ton here on Thursday and Friday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
SMALLPOX on PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND

HALIFAX, Jan. 6.-AnOther serious case OF
small.poI has broken out Charlotteown Prince Ed
xori,. Island This tune the victim OF the chill
dren OF Mr Tuper. proprietor OF the hotel at which
Captain KoeDe OF tue brig Ccrrnne. was staying when
the disease declared itself The fact that after the
iaD.r OF over month, aud sfer the inmates OF the
auarantined hotel were allowed 20 mingle again with
the public t should make its appearance IN the same
hotel whicn had been cleaned aud uuIgsed. creates
slsrm Tie schools were closed on saturday
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
IIVRAN NOTFS.
SPANISH DEMAND FOR AMERICAN ToBACco-AN
AGMCUUIURAL BANK.

HAVANA, Jan. 6.-The Minister of Finances
OF spain in telegram to Captain General Campos' Gays
the Madrid Government iwill in March next contract
for IS 800 900 kiogranmes OF Nirg na ana kentucAy
,onacco Of wlch 10 per cent 10 be medium leaf ana
G5 per cent Iugs deliverable 10 twentysix months be-
ginning az the end oi May next and continuing unl mo
end Of July ISL The security u 10 be 4ooooo pese's
THE Havana municipality has ordered the continued
attendance Of twelve ply scians upon the poor without
charge. ~, ,.uu ana.
Jose Barber has arrived from New-forE fuHy etn,
p0yered Dy the stockholders TO establish an aSlcutuA
bank 20 DE cal ed the BancO Camagley yan0.
DR. seccui published letter sgniiyng his inten, @
top 10 .re The British Consul at Havana, Tor @-Oy1o5
damage. in connection with the coo!ie anAlf
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

BELvIDEEF, N.J., Jan. G.-Ex-Director Of
The Board ~ Fr eholders Charles : Strader to-day
found guilty Of forgery, in raising county order from
So 10 Sl21 and drawing the money thereon. The next
case called war that OF eI Freeholder Henry NJ Cox eX
Director Charles Gtradcr ard John r. rlikeD. con
tractor charged with cOnsplring and drawing money Ou
Two fraucucut bs-One OF $50 and another OF sl"J-
for building a county bridge. The case Is stll on.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE PLAGUE IN ASTRAKHAN.
ST PFTEPsBTRG, Monday. Jan. s. l~T'

A supplement of The OGodt "d+eue an
nuuccs that the plague in As'rakhlu which was abdt-
IN, bas revived with great virulence -ince recent
tba The authorities II saraton taxing every pre-
caution 10 prevent the spread o. the epid'mc con-
ference OF medical officials and otter functonaIr- VIII
Doe held tomorrow, under the pre~4deAC' ol e nIstt.
of re Interior to consider measures Tor Stamping Ous
he dlsea-e.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
pOLYGAMY IN UTAH.
The SUPREME COURT UPHOLDs 1HE Law OF coz
GRESs ABOLISHING POLYGAMi.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

WASHINGTON Jan. G.-Thc knell Of the peculiar
institution Of Utah appears to have been sounded
to-day by the Supreme Court. 4 decision was rem
dered this afternoon III the case OF George reynolds
against the United States, brought here 10y appeal
from the Supreme Court OF utah' ms case IN
,Lo ~ hole ouestion of poly gamy in the Terri
tores ard the constltutonallty OF the laws passed
i,w Congress- for It's suppression. The Supreme
Curt decides that Congress haS power TO pass
laws prohibiting pOlygamOus narrlageslh Olah' ana
that such laws are CONSTITUTIONAL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
TIE MERCHANTS REACH NEW-ORLE4NS
ley TELEGRAPH To 1HE 1nIBuSE.i

NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. G.-The American In
du.trial Deputatiou joined at Jackson, Tenn by
delegation from So LOUIS and the adjacent country ana
arrived here this evening The presence OF the Northern
merchants e1c!tcs general interest in the commercial
c,muptv They will be entertained tomorrow by the
Cation Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE SITUATION ~ AFGHANISTAN.
TaNnoN MopdaV Ian g. so

The VicerOy, of India, telegraphs that Syad
Mahomed, Chief Ot the KuUAr Valley, VINO
scnt friendly letter 10 Mayor CaVagn'ri'
reccntIv ia expected ut Jelalahad early This week;
Wall MahOmed has refused 10 obey lakoob khan- clI
TO Iabul some Of Shere Airs body guard that accom-
panied him 10 Turkistsn have deserted and returned
ST PErERsBURG. Monday, Jan. 6, 1879
Nothing is known here of the Ameers al-
Legged intention 10 seek Russian protection.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
ST. PErERsBURG. Monday Jan. 6, II
A CRUSHING BLOW TO BONAPARTISN.
p.prs Monbav Ian. e. 1879,


The morning papers, commenting on tho
Senatorial elections yesterday agree that the result
crushing blow for the BOuapartist The majority IN tho
Senate now consists OF moderate Republicans. ana II 10
onsidered probable that the Dufaure Cabinet VIII re-
main in office. ,.-.. A..
TIE senators OF the Left tonight to discuss the
.ituation creaI ed by the elections.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE WOUNDED on THE THUNDERER.

1t is stated that the reports regarding the
condition Of the wounded by the explosion OF the gun
on board ship Thunderor representing mat
several have ded and many Others have become blind,
are exaggerated Admiral Horuby telegraphs that the
wounded are dong well. and that the lie oI OuJ one
sesmau IS endangered.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
11rr-sAvlNG srRyIcE IN RHODE IsLANp.

NEWPORT, Il. l., Jan. 6.-Marincrs and Others
will he ueased 70 know that all the fe--avng stations
in this district are again being thoroughly examined by
nj officers. The drilled for hours az
tinc to days devoted 20 edch station the orders
rom Washington being very strict III relation u the eG
amInAtlOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
p,xV pRrsIDESr ARRESTED.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Jan. Civilian Blu
men, formerly president OF the First National BANK OF
thls city which went into liquidation about year ago
was arrested to-day, charged with em0eEIlement lie
was released on s., 900 bail.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

mission died this afternoon at o'clock. after brief
Illness Of heart disease.
Morton McMiChael, well-knOwn Journalist,
wa. born in Burlington County, n j., October 90. 1907
He was educated at the University OF Pennsylvania
and IN -27 he admitted to practice at the PhlIa
De pnia In 1924 he began his literary career in
Philade phia and wa- different times connected with
great number OF periodicals, monthly, weekly
and daily In Is47 he became E1tor-n CDief
OF The Worth American, OF the best known news
papers in Phiadepha. and to the editorial duties OF
which Mr.. McMchael chiefly devoted himself About
ten wears atrr he became sole proprietor Oi The Worth
American and 'rw years 40 he associated his sons
with hun in it, publication. lie was writer
OF verse. very little Of which, hovtvcr he
printed: but specimen OF hi, powers IN tins way
y N be found in The Phi adopEia Book, published Ia
1896 He also consideraDi" reputation IL pubuc
speaker. For number OF years Mr. MeNlcnaCI
was an alderman u Philadelphia anG al;er
ward from l-i3 to 1-+G-hr served as High
sheriff In lSGG he wa elected by the RrpGb
Lcan party a. MAYOR q Philadelphia, which position
he held three years. II. was also member II the
PENNSYLVANIA Constitutional Convention of l,13. In
the deliberations Of that body MI NcHichatl took
leading part ana also served Oh the Committee on Re-
visions and Adjustments.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE STRANDED STEAMER yISDTCAToR

YAPHASK, /. l., Jan. 6.-Ihe steamer Vim
d.cator now lies 800 yards from the beach. -Four
rhooners have arrived 10 receive her cargo one being
already along side preparing receive her deck load
which consists OF heavy machinery The crew WIN
Nav
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH.

CRUSHING BLOW TO BOSAPARTIsM IN FRANCE
LABOR TROUBLES AND DEsTIrUTiON IN ENG
LASD-THE PLAGUE IN AsTRAKHAN.
The result Of the elections in France is admitted
to be crushing blow 10 BOnapartism.
The Yorkshire colliers have decided to sub
NIT TO no reduction of wages; the
strike on the Midland Railroad confines;
of the same time destitution and suffering among
the unemployed in Great Britain is on the increase.
General Grant was received at Londonderry yester-
day. The plague has broken on: Astrakhan. The
Russian evacuation of the Dobrudja will begin on
January II. A conspiracy IN the Peruvian Army
has been discovered and defeated.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE EVACUATION OF THE DOBRUDJA

The TimeS's Vienna dispatch says: " The
difficulties which had arisen regarding the RUSSIAN
evacuation OF Dobruda said 70 have been snoothed
away and General TOdieben has ordered the eNdSu"
tion TO BEGIN on the 18th Of January
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
PUTTING on THE MISSING SEAL.

both inclusive $4,000 No 2OOl to No. G-OO, bOtn W
elusive Total registered, 100000 aggregate So
100000
PUTTING on THE MISSING SEAL.
The records of the District Commissioners
Office relative the "ten year District OF Columbia
bonds" being redeemed have been found 10 be all
right and the $4,000 worth OF bonds heretofore men,
toned lacking tie seal OF the Corporation wash
ngton required by the creating their issue are
being completed by the Commissioners and redeemed
by Treasurer Gifan. Duplicates OF bonds Nos 93 anu
1O3 OF the above class have been presented for redem
non, calling for ~ 900 each Upon investigation they
were found 10 have been regularly printed Out not
signed. "a required by law, and were consequently
destroyed
LARGE SALES OF STAMPED ENVELOPES.
On the 1st instant the Post Office Depart
meDt reduced the prices OF STAMPED envelopes on
an average Of 20 per cent throughout the entire
schedule and the result in the largely increased
requisitIons being received. Those on Saturday
footed up 44GG 600 envelopes valued at s97511' or
more than double OF any single day IN the history
Of e Department. The cntire acquisitions for te cav
for postage stamps. stamped envelopes ana postal c.ir
amounted to SJl7,js9. included IN which were 4'Oo
800 postal cards
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
ENERAL GRANT IN IRELAND.

LONDONDERRY, Monday, Jan. i. 1879.
Ex-President Grant arrived here to-day,
and was prescnted with the freedom OF the city.
gr.nd bauquet was given ID his honor tonight
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE IRONY OF 4 CRUEL LAW.
JIeIIIF UF IT'D IIEANL ~ AI@ " ''41 I II
wHIPPING-POsT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCsE.i

IBY TKLEGRAPn TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Virginia Democrats
in establishing the whippng-p0st as ali instrument
of terror to keep the negroes IN order overlooked
the fact that it might happen in some districts that
the colored people would have a majority
and turn the tables upon them This has
barpened in Alexandria, Virginia. There
a colored Justice of the Peace has just
sentenced wealthy white man named James
Duncan to be whipped for petty larceny The
sentence would have been carried into effect by
colored constable had not the case been appealed.
The case arose out of dispute IS to the ownership
of some ice cut from the Alexandria Canal, one
Ciaip,aut accusing the other OF stealing
lot of e worth 0 cents. II happens that IL that
district the col0rcd people elected coi"Ted ju'lst
Jnstlce fouuu tlowlitec captalist gtyoi petty lar
Cenv, and proposed 10 administer 10 him the 7ncol-
cine rhe whites intended for the colored people
alone and sentenced him 10 he whipped The case
i now pending on an appeal.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE CORNISH BANK MOTIFS.

LONDON, Nonda', jan ., l-f5'
The notes OF the Cornish Bank are changing hands
to-day at considerable discount and the depositors
and creditors are not so sangune of receiving fuI
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THOMAS CLEGG.

PorGuKEEPsIE. Jan. 6-ThOmas Clegg,
merchant oi thirty years standing this city, died To-
DAY, from paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
CRIAEs4ND CASU4L1IE~BY TELEGRAPH
A WIPE MURDERERE DEATH.
TAUNTON Mass. Jan. 6.-IhDgley, the East Attle-
-. rfi,rr ed Lat night.

A WIPE AUEDEEEHH DEATH
TAUNTON Mass. Jan. 6.-IlDgley, the East Attle-
boro wife murderer. died Last night.
An OLD MANS SUICIDE.
Troy, y. Y, Jan. 8 6-WIiliam owen: Of Middle
Fam, Warrington County. eGhtyslX years Of cut ais
throat on saturday while temporarily insane His recovery
Is doubtful.
KILLED on A RAILROAD TRAIN.
TpFSToN y j. Jan 6.-GeOrge johnson, a brakes
man on the Pennsylvania Railroad while the top
f train by bridge near Dayton, " j. and was
Instantly killed.
CHARGES AGAINST DELEGATE O'DONNELL
SAN FRANCIsCO Jan. G.-lhe committee Of the
Constitutional Convention appoiHted to investigate the
charges agalus C. {. o Donpcl, WorknRmens Delegate
have reported favor Of hIs expulsion
from the convention.
sCALDING OF TWO CHI IDREN.
| CINCINNATI Jan. 6.-lesterday, at Beaire, ono.
several children playing about the stove at the re-idence
OF Christian Bppas when vessel containing hot water a.
and the contents sped over ther
franc nippas scalded to death and Charles will die
HANGED WITHOUT TRIAL
CuFYFSNF W. T.. Jan. 6-At Carbon, Wyoming
Territory night party OF twenty nye or hir,y
men broke and took out and hung 10 t-e
raph pole Dutch Charlie wh0 Was en Ionte To kawhns OI
r.a god With participation 10 the WIDOW fleo mu
Lat faI lie had been deDine Win numerous stage rop
! 1erea
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
LONDov, Monday. Jan. 6, 1870.

The Allan Line steamer Nova scotian, her passage
from Baltimore 10 glasgow, lost her surgeons and
pursers rooms aud had six of ner crew injured ID gales
one OF whom died. 49, r.,-
son. from Philadelphia December II, Tor DuhAIrA 10
stranded the latter port, and lies ID Oid poslon