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New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
TIE COMMOrlON IN IRELAND.
TIE TRIALS AT SLIGO BEGUN.


LONDON, Monday. Nov. "a, 1879.
The prisoners who were arrested last week
and lodged In Jail here were charged before the MaGis
trates a; Sligo to-day with scdon Mr. Monroe Queens
Counsel and the Crown Law Adviser. opened the
case for the prosecution. In describing the char
actcr Of meeting Gurtcen, lie alluded To the al
legged use of nammatory language aud to the presence
of armed with imitation pixies and carrying BAN
ners inscribed with dsloyal mottoes
Mr. Loudcn. counsel Tor DAILY, applied for copy OF
the notes of the speeches maize by Messrs Davt, Kllen
aud Daiy which the Govcrnn, Mt Shorthand writer had
taken at the meeting The application was granted.
After the policemen present at the meeting had been
examined Mr.. Monroe applied ;or the comnta ot DAILY.
who accordingly committed for Trial, hail being
ccpted. kIen AMI Daytt were iemanded for further
examination. On TIE news OF Days liberation reaching
casticbar there ~crc great rcjocinss Iuminat;ons
upon his being Iis future representative IN Parliament
ME- ME- Il "a. siiicilor OF b1I'i h'"si1 az T T"
prisoners all looked well and catled mc"ncesnedly.
Charles = Prncll and A number prc cts present
tIc Court. There 10 demonstration Tue prison
Crs brought 20 Court un,r heavy escort There
ia gcat crowd IN sligo. Extra policemen have been
AIrrori current rht The Goysrn neat ha. arranged
10 advance money rO tenan "b IN" security oi thcr
landlords. tn bc repaid in term oi ycas.
Mr.. Pdncl his Genicd the statement that he has ad-
viscd tenants never - pay their rrula
London newspapers OF Opposite peliiical views
tlmI ,hc arrest OF hcssrs biyIi Kl'cn aud DAILY, IN
Ia la.d nave had tia etcs oI reducing the anttent
agitaOrs To the abandonment ~ ncemdiary LANGUAGE Ia
speecnr-. ne Diy Aecs tainis that the AGITATION
VIII hcncciOrth hrcpMc more disciplined nnd organ.
k"d, white me Hmcs anticipates tnat II VIII ole
the audiences at meetings Will soon tire of listen
lag to dali spevchcs.
4 prom Hcnt member Of the Hame Rule party called,
his qlest. Lord Beaconrhed last Slurdly aud
hat long iner lew with bn The Government Is DIS
pOfed coal IRISH pOrt- 10 be sold
\ land meeting was held to-day at Aghadower, near
Cascbar. County aayo. at which 10000 persons were
present
Tue only disquietng circumstance concerning the
meeting at BaIla County Mayo. on Saturday last.
the military order and discipline observed by the pro-
cessousts which evidently the result OF train
A great demonstration took place at Dundee. Scot
land last night, 1900 persons being present. The
luiOns condemned the arrest OF the oAgO prisoners.
The prominent Home Ruler whose presence Lord Bea
conseld request, at his Official residence Saturday
is Mr. PnlIp Callan, member OF Parliament for Dun
lalk.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
CIPHER rELEGR4rS IN LoUIsIlNI.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 24.-At the Spot
ford-Kelogg inquiry to-day Manager Aneyn OF
the Western Union telegraph Office, handed in
twenty.one messages They in cipher, except one
from Morris Marks. asking about the adjournment OF
Congress.
senator Hill asked the witness il he knew what the
dispatches contained
Wincss-I do not.
Senator rCamerOn-Better send for Tldcn
W H. Seymour, notary public. testified regarding the
aaldayits made by jeremiah Blackstone, member o.
Packards Legis and others charging that they
had paid money TO vote for Kellogg seymour les
lifted that the paper produced was not Biackstones
original affidavit but 10 the sum and substance OF
it, The paper rectes that Blackstone, at various times
received from Kellogg and Louis S0uer amount
ing IN all TO 200 which he used. as directed by kcl
locg TO secure KeOggs election United States Sen
ator The witness said one OF party who accompanied
the members Of the Nichols Legislature 10 his office Ia
see promised 10 reimburse him Tor any out
iav I'm getting u nj iays. Blackstone aftcrwatd said
that he received money from them bu' with distinct
tandng that the money paid by the Democrats
was not for bribery anything O that SORT but was 10
pay tic expense he incurred IN gong after testimony
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
A GREAT STEAMER DISABLED.

TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND TowED INTO HALIFAX
WITH HER SHAFT BROKEN-IHE PASSENGERS 10
BIZ TRANSFERRED.
HALIFAX. n. =, Nov. 2l.-The steamer CircaSsa,
of the Anchor Line, Captain Monroe, from Glasgow,
November 13, via Moville for New-York, with the
American mail, arrived at this port this morning at
10 o'clock, having in tow, disabled. the lnman
steamer city of Richmond. Captain Leitch, which
left Liverpool. G.. b.. November 13, and Queens
town the llth for New York with the American mail.
The City of Richmond encountered heavy weather
since her departure from Queenstown and broke her
shalt on Friday last, November u, in latitude 49,,
longitude 60. she was got under sail, being full
slip-riegcd, and got before the wind on the 22d
ms. size was picked mp by the Crcassia of Sable
island $50 miles from Halifax, and tOwed to this
port arriving as before stated. The City of Rich
nond has on board sixt yOnc cabin and Jl7 steeragc
pYsecngcrs. The passengers of the City Of RIch-
m,nd viii probably b. transferred To the Circassia
which Will sail Immediately for NcwYOrk. Tenn
porary r,pails will he made 10 toe disabled steam
shin ard she viii then proceed on her voyage. Last
ThnIsdav night Mr.. Eonor, second officer OF the
CITY nf Richmond washed overheard in u gale
and drowned. lie was widOwer aud leaves 1--WE
children. The saloon passengers subscribed 800
for the family The saloon passengers on the City
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
A SEMI-OFFICIAL EXPLANATION.
IGENrRAL pRrss DIsPATcmI

I"ENfhAL ThI->H UI-INI'III
ALBANY, Nov. 2i.-Ihe IIgus of tomorrow will
contain the following:
We have the highest authority for stating that
the accounts in the State Ireasurcrs office are en-
tirey correct. and that the books of the Treasurer
and of the Controller perfectly balance. The only
incident in the former officials department noted at
the State Hall or the Capitolis that Mr. Richard &.
Milks himself an old Treasury clerk, Is assist
lug Mr.. Mackin. ut the latters own re-
quest, and neither by the act of the Gov
ernor nor the Controller, in adjusting the
books and accounts for the use and information OF
the incoming administration week ago several
irregularities involving the employment of indi-
viduai checks cash TO the extent OF about $1,000
were discovered. Mr. Mackin's attention being
called TO tins fact, these cheeks we're through tne
usual bank medium promptly collected and out of
tins circumstance have grown the rumors to which
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE has gwen publications
The deficiency was found TO amount 10 5000.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
4 BONANz1 EING's BIG OFFER.

san FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Thc Post of this
evening publishes the following Maurice lloclhcG,
wc.lknown operator, arrived from Virginia City y6seT
day. He brings the following verbal proposition from
John W. Iacsay, Of Tie bonanza hrm, 10 Col
Deane: IL will give you 100000 II You find such
bonanzas the talk about (Oahr. Hale ANA
SOrcrOss and yellow JacheD provided YOU pay for the
work for the tine being until they are found. II YOU
lind them honaizas. stated. viii give you back tic
total amount OF NOnr expenditures, and VIII pay
S50JOOo II reward for your services" Ths bror"-
sition made IL alr. Dcanc to-day, and hc re-
Piled Tell Mr.. M.cNa1 10 pu' lis proposition INTO
writing. aud Will cept for myself ana ftlcuG>.'
Mr. lIocilc ch has ielc.raped this answer to NJ
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
bv Mr.. Mackn to enter the office and aid them in
preparing the books for Mr. WendelPs acceptance !;
II was not done lnder the Governors orders


THE GOVERNOR MAKES DENIAL
The correspondent then went to the Executive
Mansion. Governor Robinson was found in good
health and spirits. The correspondent said: Gov
ernor am informed that Controller Olcott has pre-
fcrred written charges against State Treasurer
Mackin and asked his suspension. Is the statement
true~
You must ask Controller Olcott," responded the
Governor
Il have asked him the same question and he has
sent me 70 YOU" replied the correspondent
Controller Olcott." said the Governor. " in
formed me this afternoon that there wasn't the
slightest deficiency in State Treasurer Macldn's
accounts"
But did Controller Olcott prefer any charges"
persisted the correspondent
Il will not be crosS-exanined about this matter"
answered the Governor, sharply.
Did you put Mr.. Milks in the State Treasurer's
Office r then asked the correspondent.
81 did not; he was probably put there by
Mr.. Mackin TO aid him in getting the Of
fee ready for the new Treasurer The
fact is Controller Olcott is very anxious
thoroughly examined and well settled before the
LIST of January. He is compelled by a State law to
make charges to me against the State treasurer II
there is anything the matter with hls accounts, but
Mr.. MackIn's books are all night"
There is no deficiency, then, III his accountsT
"No. there Is none"
And there has been nonei' inquired thecor-
respondent.
"Therc has been none," answered Governor Rob-
inson and bid the correspondent farewell.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
RITAL t0ysUAS FROM ST. DOMINGO.

The revolution in st. Domingo has resulted
in giving two rival Consuls from that Republic
to Now-York. Hipponto Bellim represents the
old Government, ana Washington Lttigow the
revolutionary party. The former is recognized
by tue American Government, and declines To clear
any vessels e from this port for the ports
of Puerto Plata and saDana, which are held
by the revolutionary Government and are declared
by the Gulllerm0 Government to be blOckaded
Nj Bellni says he is under special orders from
his Government, aud shall MAINTAIN ms position
sui until the rryOuOuiss shall have possession of the
capital Mr. Itig0w says that the purpose of declaring
ports the pOsSesson OF the revolutionary Govern
men; under blockade to prevent the collection OF
customs fees from which the army coud be paid
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
ALARGE DEFICIT FOUND.

TIE FACTS REPORTED TO The GovERNOE-ME.
MILKs APPoINIED-rHE LOSS MADE GOOD.
GENERAL PRESS DIsrATCH.l
ALBANY. Nov. 2i.-In response to THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNEs statement relative to the State
Treasury The Ercaing journal says:
It's true that some irregularities were discovered
few DAYS since IN the office of the State Treasurer,
i'm the examinations and checks between the Office
of the Controller and that of the Treasurer A de-
fciency of several thousand dollars IN the cash was
detected. 1t had been carried along by memoranda
or personal checks
ON the development of this state of facts, the
Controller reported the matter to the Governor Tor
approprlate action. The Governor directed Mr..
Richard Milks, an expert, who was formerly en-
ployed III the lrcasurcrs office, to take possession
of the books and make an examination Ii is under
stood that whatever deficiency there was has been
made good. Meanwhile the precautionary steps q
examination proceed.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Monday, n

LONDON, MOnUdY, NOV IT|V
The correspondent OF The Manchester Guardian NJ
Berlin says II longer secret that Russian foreign
afiirs are about be taken of Prince Gortscha
ko,s hands and entrusted 10 Prince Walucf with the
title for the present Chancellor. Prince Wau
jeff IL believed to be friend OF Germany and to be
Iiacfcay inclined.
Special dispatches from Paris state that the Repub-
cans are again threatening the French Cabne. in con-
sequence OF the revocation of NJ Gents appointment as
Governor OF Martinique. some Fa;ls newspapers pre-
diet early fall OF the Ministry.
TIE Paris lie Pays views Prince Jerome Napoleon's
spontaneous visit to the ex-Empress Eugene. while
here, as likely to have the best effect the party
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
ANEW THING IN POSTAL CARDS.
Iny rrIrGrAp,, ~ Tua TEIrryr.I

TWO CENT VARIETY TO Go TO FoRfiGN coCN-
TnIEs-AMTRIC,Ns FOND OF CORRESPONDENCE
WIFE CARDS.
IBN TELEGIAPI To The TRIrrNrl
WAsHfNGTON. Nov. 2i.-Ihc Post Oice Depart
mcnt has made arrangements 10 place international
Postal Cards on sale on the lst of December The
price of the cards will be cents, ana they may be
used without additional postage to any country
which is member of the Postal Union The cards
ere printed IN blue. bat in other Respects they are
similar IN appearance To the cars POW IN local use.
The entire reycnne derived fIom the sale ot these
country. The latest reports from Vasious Offices
Indicate thar about twice many pos al cards
mailed 10 foreign countries from the United states
as come hihrr from abroad. This Indicates that
this feature of the International postal arrar ec-
ments working directly 20 the profit of the United
States IN the way of revenue.
Hitherto the sender of postal card e. q foreign
country has been under the necessity oi aiNng an
additional one cent stamp
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
7ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
rEMpEnANcE coNvENTIoN Ar HARYLoN

TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT BABYLON.
COLLEGE POINT. l.. l.. Nov. 24.-A convention oi
tLc temperance societies 81 suffolk County viii be held
Babylon to-day and Tomorrow.
LEAVING THE NATIOHAL BOARD OF TRADE.
CNCINNArI. Nov 2I.-Ihc Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce to-day unanimously approved The aoiiol Of the
Board Officers withdrawing irom the National Board OF
Trade - - . .,,..,,r., -, ....o
WuKEsBARKF, Penn, Nov. 2i.-A meeting of
miners representing 5000 men. In the employ OF Charles
palrlsl Co. held here saturday rignt- Mr.. Par
On granting advance OF 10 per cent IN
wages dating from November was accepted.
SUING BOEOUGHs FOR TAXES.
UARDIsnURG Penn. Nov. 2i.--The Attorney Gem
ers morning entered suit In the courts here against the
borOughs WARREN Sunbuy. Columbia and Parsons Lu
County taxes due the Commonwealth loans
traced by the bOrOughs The amounts inyOy e small
TO LOOK INTO THE BRIBERY CASES AGAIN.
HARIusBuRG, Penn. Nov 2I.-The trial of certain
members of The Legislature for bribery In connection with
the P,ttsburg Damages b began here to-day. Among
counsel for The are Jndge jeremiah Black
Carpenter, Wisconsin.
case Of harcs H. SateT indicted for corrupt solicitation of
ot bribery, called
day Mr burton counsel for The deence ei quah
the array jurors. decision Will be given tonorrow
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
INSUR.fNCE AFFAIRS.

ALBANY, Nov. 24.-.,rhe referee of the Com
monwealth Life Insurance Company of NewYoik, Will
report during the coming week on the claims OF policy
holders preparatory distribution OF the company
funds by the superintendent of the Insurance DEPART
ent Several companies OF other States and countries
have been refused admission 10 Ncw-YOrk under law
passed last Winter by the Legislature compelling the
companies the total capta paid IN cash without
regard 10 stock subscription notes
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
4 DAIEYING COUNTY MIXING MONEY.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 24.-The steamer
,eipht from this point are very heavy. The Thos.
cornell took out IN large recent load of freight aud
country produce sixty-two tons OF Delaware County
hutter for New York and the nightly load Of butter
from here is not far short OF this amount The Delaware
daries previous to the great activity III 'he putter
,rae had been shipping their milk as IT would not pay
oovert n no butter at the ruling price of that pro
duct For two or three months past however hey nave
Ieen making butter. The recent sharp advance ~
,a a. moi wholly attributable scarcity of the pro-
dnct hut il believed that corner eAsts az INC mar
Let and that a crash may occur sooner or la'cI'
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
4 RECoNNAfsANCE or 4 BIG RIVER.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24-The Mississippi River
Commission Finished mp business Saturday and left
on the United States steamer General Barnard for New
orleans. The party will inspect the rver en- route,
travelling only during daylight and tying at the bank
at night The commission will meet the surveying
party. which ordered into the field last Thursday
survey the west bank of the river below Helena at
Memphis. At Memphis. Vicksburc. Natchcz aud others
OF the larger cities the river. river pois local
engineers and others will be invtca 10 give their views
on the subject OF river nprOvcmcnis the commission
Will probably reach NewOrlcans about December q, and
will then 20 down 10 the Gulf
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
4 BIcYcLE CONTEST Ar CHIClGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-The bicycle race be-
tween an English four, composed OF Mssrs. Keen. stan
tou Tcrront ami Caur. and an American scycn composed
Mcssrs. Rutland. Nolan. r. arli on George Harrison,
Velard Myers ana Adams, began at 1910 a. III. to-day
at the Exposition Building. BY the terms of The race
English gave The Americans 100 miles start.
The DAYS of fourteen hours each The
American team viii win IL liz highest four make -
greater aggregate o mies than thc English team =
after Subtraciag 100 miles from their e EagisD az
grccatc number Of miles
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

THE GOVERNOR DECIDES TO LIT THE CASE DROP
ALBANY, Nov 2l.-GOvernor Robinson last
Thursday informed the counsel for the Bar Association
Committee that there would not be time 10 hear argu.
mcnts in the Of the Sheriff Of NcwNOrk before the
pxuratnn thc term Of Office Of both Sheriff AMI Gov
einor He therefore thinks IL would be useless p.o-
cecdng and uniusihabe waste Of time to
IA,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
cRIuES IND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGGAPH
THE BARK pRospEIirA ASHORE

WIfMiNGTON. \. c., Nov. 2I.-Ihe Norwegian
bark Prospcrta Baudiea London september
25 went ashore today Fort Fisher, Intt The
OH crrs and al, SAFE.
A BOY ADMITS THAT HE SET STORE or FIRE.
MmDLrTOwN. n. Y. Nov. 2I.-Wilnam Neal a
mulatto aged twelve who ADOPTED from
York orphan Asylum 10y coored family OF this villa gc
that re the hardware OF VAIL
DEAD FROM CHARCOAL FUMES.
MANCHESTER, n. j., Nov. 2i.-A charcoal burner
named Applegate foand dead In his cabin ots
x miles ot this place. yesterday morning lie de
from the Of the fumes from burning charcoal
THREATENED WITH ANOTHER HEAVY SENTENCE
PoTTsvILLE, Penn. Nov. 2i-Jacob and bert
Hunt OF In the Beks County
Jail emDezzng tho funas Of the Miners Trust expired
Saturday, brought here put under 100000
bail on indictments for perjury and mlsdeneanOr
TWO BROTHERS DELIBERATELY MURDERED
VIRGINIA H., Nov. 2i.-An uuprovOkca murder
this place Two German brothers named Eichcnaud
husklng when joan ~ amt Robert Taylor also brotl
setback dismOIutcl. saylng
they gong settle feud watch had existed betw'eh
the families murdered both and fed.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
LYNCHAD BY KENTUCKY REG UL4ToRs."

CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.-A special dispatch to
The Enquirer. from Owingsva. Ky, reports that
time ago Peter Livingston hed from Elliott County
escape IRON the Regulators" who hid pro
pouncei him to he II bad citizen" and
sought TO rid tho world OF his presence.
Crossing the Sandy River Livingston took refuge IN
West Vrgnin. Last Friday party OF Elliott County
Regulators having found where he hlning. crossed
INTO the negnboring state caught Livingston took him
back 20 Kentucky soil aud hanged him. No specific
charges made against him, but he was casscd a.
muraudcr."
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
4 VHITE EXODUS From TIE SOUTH.

sr. LOUIS, Nov. 24.-A party OF one hundred
and twenty Latter Day Saints from Southern states n
charge of Elder John Morgan passed through here last
night Ell route 10 Manassa in the san LUIS valley, Col
orado where there Is already colony o between tnfee
hundred and four hundred people. This Is The MN
srtv from the south that has gone 10 hdt Ocay ths
sesso These MOrmOns get their lands from the state
of Colorado at low price, and CONFORM 10 inc laws u
fle State, which prohibit pOiygamy
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
COLLISION on THE NHu-LoNDoy LINE.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov. 24.-A collision
between freight and passenger train on The New
London Northern Railroad occurred at halipast
O'Clock this morning between Palmer and THEE Rivers.
Mass. The engines Of both trains and two or
three ears wrecked. Seven persons were
more less injured, tie majority OF them being
track hands tie road who riding IN the haggGcc
car of the passenger train. Homer Willcms engineer
of the train, had both legs br0cn and hs ire
severely inur ~ the back. Tie collision was
due the freight c1nocI's watch BENG fifteen inmates
snW
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
WASHINGTON NOTNS.

WAsHINGrON. Monday. Nov. 81. 1879
Colonel John Hay. the newly appointed Assstantsec.
retary OF State has assumed the duties Of bis oiee
Tie Treasury Department has purchased 2s2. 900
OF silver bullion for delivery AZ the PHILADELPHIA
and san francisco Mints.
General Nnmo reports that the export OF provisions
during October reached n vaine of s7.ss6.6a6
year In October IL was S6.707. CO The export from
New iorN was eo.soo.olO; lF.m boston. ~ 337 1871
aud from Philado. phla. SI5i 57s the. exports from
all other ports being about s23OU0O.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
RAILROAD TRIFFYC INCREASED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-The statement of
the business ol all the lines of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company east of Pttsburg and Erie. for October
1870 rs compared with the period in 1873 shows
an increase gross earnings OF S302725 increase
expenses OF Sl7G,3l3 Increase IN net earnings OF
Sl2G.3s2.
The ten months OF 1879 compared with the
period in 1873 show Increase IN earnings Of
9g9,Oi0 Increase M expenses OF IL iG5 ,539 an
increase IA net earnings of 1898. 400.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
AN INDIAN EXPERIMENT.
THE cmPrewAs PLEASED WITH THEIR succE,
RAISING >ol,GiiTH.


lGISEHAL PRESS DIsrATCil
WASu,NGToN. Nov. 2i.-The agent In charge OF
tho White Earth Reservation in Minnesota reports
to the Interior Department that the Ciippcwa In
diaus have made very gratifying success 0f the
experiment of raising sorghum Ia that part oi the
country. The yield from twenty-five acres upon
which the experiment tried last 100
gallons Of syrup per acre. The ChIppcwas are much
leased with the industry and next year they will
plant 200 acres win sorghum. Tie aecrt reports
that II will grow and Iipcn u?ou any lands capable
ui pro iuclrg cOrn The Chippcwa.. about | 900 in
number who we're al Wild Indian, ten Years ago.
have also this season raised abundant CT ps Cf grain
and vegetables, aud are reported to be happy aud
COutrntcI.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
GRAH1M ESCAPES THE sCAFfOLD.

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. 24.-Graham, the
confederate OF Hunter IN the murder Of Arms
Camden, was brought up for sentence in the Supreme
Court to-day. He had pleaded guilty to murder in the
second degree and the plea accepted by the Attor
neyGeneral The Chief Justice addressing the prisoner
said " II any deserved hanging you did"
lie then sentenced Graham to tue State Prison. at hard
labor for twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
THE HEAVY FAILURE AT ST. JOHN, y. b.

ST. JoHN, n. b., Nov. al. A. DeVeber
ms. dry goods merchants, have made an assignment
Mr. Mcleod. official assignee. The DeVebers labil-
ties direct and indirect. amount 10 about S1OO,OoO
Their large consist Of unreazable prop
criv real estate. mills shipping. Sc. About 100000
c the indebtedness due Ill England. III large part 10
Leaf. Son * Co., OF London.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
"a GIRL. KILLED BY HER TEACHER.

NORWICH. Conn. Nov. pa little child
named Pierre, while being punished 10y her teacher
OF the schools here fortnight ago attempted 10 break
away Tie e eIcher caught her at dcor
and clo.ing pressed her head between the door md
lam, inncting severe bruises tncrc IL much excite
nent ~ ne district, t supposed sAo died from
ttttur kpu.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
S.LNITlRY REFORM IT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 2l.-At the confer
encc OF the Sanitary Commission OF the National. Board
OF Health, the city authorities and tnc commit
tee appointed Iy the citizcrs' massmcet.ng
David L. iIadden, representing the ctizens
committee pledged strict compliance The part oi the
people IN al suggestions advanced ~ tie cnmulftce
FOR the improved condition oi the city. new survey
Of the city Is TO be made.