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National Republican., 1880-03-12
SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLES.
Koarney Arrested and Rold to Bail.


SAN FRANCISCO, March u.-Denis Kear-
ney was arrested by the police at his residence
this morning on two charges Of misdemoauor
based on remarks at tho meeting Tuesday
night, He furnished bail, and was released
from custody. All was quiet in tho city last
night and this morning.
Tho arrest of kearney was accomplished
very quietly, and while it has caused great
deal OF comment IL has Occasioned no excite.
mCnt or demonstrations of any kind. Public
opinion seems TO be divided as to the wisdom
of tho movement, and there is much express
sion to the effect that it will amount to moth
ing because Of the mpOssibilty of obtaining
his conviction. This is mainly based on tho
fact that the sheriff, who has tho drawing of
tho jurors, is personal and political
friend of KGarney, and was elected on the
Workingmens ticket, ms was also the district
attorney The witness in tho case is o mem.
Der Of tho police force, who has been attend.
ing in disguise, tho meetings and street
demonstrations of the workingnen aud taking
notes. Th0ro are many who think tho Citi
zons' Protective Union will be able to exercise
such great pressure as will result In tho con
yiction Of KeamOy, and tho policy of arresting
any person indulgng In mcendary language
will DO vigorously pursued until the sgitators
are other locked up or cowed into an OBJ
sorvance of the lstter and spirit of tho law.
INCENDIARY pLAcARDs SEIZED
This morning the police seized number Of
placnrds exhibited in the public streets, bear.
lug the following announcement Read the
Communist aud awake. Bo freemeu. Thieves
In council, Price 10 cents, by nowsdoaGls"
The authorship Of tho placard has not been
ascertaned by the authorities
National Republican., 1880-03-12
GR-INT IN NJ EXTCO.
A Most Hospitabio Entertainment Every
where.

GALVESTON, TEX, March 11.-A special
dispatch to the NeiUs from tho City of Mexico.
March o, says General Grant and party ar.
rived at Pachuca on the evening of the dth,
and was received at the residence of Senior
Landis. director of tho Real dol Monte Min
Ing Company. On tho morning Of tho 9th
they visited Benifco. where the valley was
being drained. The party went from there to
Rosario aud Santa Gotruders mines. The
party was salutcd at Postisula de Ia Rabia
with three cheers by a party of thirty Eng
lishmon, who waited for them there. The
party lunched at Santa Gotruders, and the same
evening, with the exception of Gen. Sheridan
visited Purissima hacienda aud the San Fran.
cisco ohuIcb. On tho 9th the party left to
visit tho lower haciendas and Real del Monte,
aud returning to Pachuca left Immediately
for Pueblo. General Grant arrived at Pueblo
on the evening OF tho 9th, and was salutod by
salvo OF artillery. Tho depot was decorated
and crowded with people. The General WAS
met by government committee and subso
quently by that from tho city council. Gen.
eral Grant replied to the greetings OF the COM
mitteos in q fow appropriate words and was
then escorted to tho palace of tho Hidalgo
by several bands Of music and large pro.
Cession. Two bands played till late hour
before tho palace. General Grant tolographed
Mrs. Grant that she might meet him there
with all belonging TO their party. General
Grant visited the Governor of the State at 10
o'clock this morning. A grand bull-taillng
will DO given tomorrow at Pueblo.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Tho Exodus lnvestIgntion,

The Senate Exodus Committee yesterday
continued the examination of Mr., Ruby, the
colored editor off the New Orleans Observer.
He mentioned several parishes In Louisiana
whore, ho said, the negroes as general thing,
were not allowed to vote unless they voted tho
Democratic ticket There were exceptions,
however, in some localities, whore tho Con,
seryative white'planter element vas strong
enough to 500 fair play, and allowed them 10
vote as they pleased, In 1876, he said, the
negroes all voted Notwithstanding the fact
that the reign of terror was intense
because they had the white Republicans, who
worked manfRlly 10 lead them IN the political
National Republican., 1880-03-12
NoaIsnallon OF onplaln rown.end.

Mr. Z, B Townsend, superintendent OF
Property under the District Commissioners,
yesterday resigned his position to accept an.
other rendered by the Secretary of the In,e-
rior Mr.. Townsend has proven amost capable
aud efficient officer, fully qualified for the po.
sition, and the Commissioners part with his
services with regret bu. as it is for his inter.
est in accepting the new position, they feel
that il would not DO justice to him TO stand in
the way of his acceptance OF il, Ho leaves
host Of friends behind in the employ OF the
District Government and elsewhere, who will
always rejoice TO hear Of his success in the
now fold to which he goes. Tho place made
vacant by his resignation has not yet been
filed but probably will be very soon.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
stnto ConveutIons CnlIad.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Republican State
Committee to-day called tho State Convention
to meet at Sedalia April ID. The committee
was roorganized by tho election of Chauncey
j. Filloy, late postmaster Of this city, In place
Of General George II. Shields. Filey is q
strong Grant man, Shields is for Blaine.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE Republican
Committee to-day fixed April 29 for holding
MILWAUKEE March 1.-THE Democratic
State Central Committee met ut Madison last
night, and fixed Us the date for the State Con.
ventiOn May l2, and upon Madison rs the
plare
National Republican., 1880-03-12

occurred during the lato war. This decision
has grown out OF the warmth and cordialiiy Of
the reception given this organization every
whore on its late tour through the North, and
shall always bo open to all who march under
thu stars and stripes which shall float from its
turrcts Captain J. T. Burke, who commands
the company. started q subscription for this
purpose with $1,000. A grand fair will DO held
In Atlanta in April In aid of the enterprise.
Many individual subscriptions arc being pri-
vatoly made. 1t is proposed to opon subscrip.
tion lists in every principal city in The conn.
try In order that all States riay be repre-
ssutcd,
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Bark Sunk by Colllslon.

New YORK, March 11.-The bark Star of
Scotia, which arrived to day from Calcutta,
reports that on March 8, off Absecom, she ran
into and sunk the bark Sansego, from Mar.
settles for Boston, and saved the entire crew,
thirteen In number, as well as the captains
wife and child. The only clothing saved was
carried away her bowsprit and all gearing at.
tached, hcr foretopsail yard, and stove her
bow,
National Republican., 1880-03-12
A Wreek In the Columbia River

SAN FRANCISCO, March ia dispatch
from Portland, Oregon, says the British bark
Land Island yesterday while attempting TO
cross the Columbia river bar. The water was
very rough this morning and the ship was
driven half mile further up. She is pound.
ing heavily aud will prove total loss. All
hands are yet on board and cannot ba taken
of until the tide turns, when the ship will be
abandoned. The cargo Is valued at S77 900,
and Is Insured in British aud other foreign
companies for full value, The vessel, which
was worth about $55, 900, Is probably insured.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Apothor Telegraph Injunction,

New Yong. March ,i.-Judge Harlan, Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
issued supplemental order to-day onjoining
tho Wabash Railroad Company and the Amer.
ican Union Telegraph Company from connect
ing the wires with the railway stations, from
doing public telegraph business offered at rail-
way stations aud from doing anything in any
wise conflicting with ths existing contracts be-
tween the railioad company and tho Western
Union Telegraph Company. Tho full hearing
Oh tho merits is set down for the 10th of May
next.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Shot Dead by an Eight-Yonr-old Boy.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ia dispatch
from Seattle, w. T., says: michael Paddon
aud noighbor namo Clark 10th laid claim
to piece of land ut Leboure, and during
Clark's absence Padden commenced fencing
In tho land. Mrs. Clark ordered him OF, and
hands of her son, only eight years old and
told him to drive Padden away, whereupon
the boy shot Padden dead. No arrests have
vat bean maden
National Republican., 1880-03-12
The Ponca Investigation,

The Senate committee on tho removal Of
the Poncas yesterday examined Joseph Esau,
the Government interpreter at the Ponca
agency, as TO the present condition of the
Poncas in the Indian Territory as to numbers,
health, number and value Of improvements,
etc, apparently with view Of estimating the
loss that would bes involved In returning
them 10 tho reservation in Dakota, of which
they were forcibly dispossessed, which many
of the Poncas desire
Esau testified that thorc has been, and still
Is, much sickness among the Poncas, There
are about eighty houses. The most of these
are of hewn logs and about 10 by 20 feet; but
the chiefs have houses little larger, built of
boards. There are about eighty small farms
or fields under cultivation, the four largest
being from three to five acres the others less.
HIS statement included also tho number of
ponies oxen, COWS, wagons, etc, now possessed
by the Poncas,
Esnu also testified regarding the killing of
Big Snake in the agency building of the
PonGas by the troops, who had been sent for
to arrest him. Big Snake had before been ar
rested and kept In confinement two or three
months for having gone to visit tho Chcyennes
without leave. Shortly after his release
soldiers again came to arrest him. He re.
fused to submit to arrest unless informed for
what crime. At last he was told that he pro.
posed killing the agent and others. He de.
cared that he had no such ntontiOn that he
never had threatened anything Of the sortI
that ho had no weapon with him, not even y
jacli.Snife to cut his tobacco But the agent
told the soldiers to go ahead aud arrest him.
They approached where no was sitting and
took his wrists to handcuf them, when ho
spread his arms and flung them of; this was
repeated two or three times, when one Of the
soldiers struck him over tho face with gun,
and moment later another soldier shot him
through the head, killing him instantly. They
then left him lying there, aud his comrades at
tho AGENCY buried him.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
New Orleans Bank omcioIs.

New ORLEANS, March 11.-A motion in ar.
rest OF judgment In the case of Ed. G. Palmer,
late president of tho Now Orleans Savings
Bank, convicted of embe2zoment, was argued
to-day before Judge Whitaker and taken un.
der advisement. Tho trial of David Urquhant,
ex president of tho New Orleans Savings In
stitution, indicted for foloniously misappro.
priating the funds of the bank, will commence
tomorrow before the Superior Criminal
court
National Republican., 1880-03-12
yy,n,er In Lam of sn,,nc.

New York, March ia snow storm be.
gan here at o'clock this morning aud has
ragged with unabated vigor all day Travel
as a consequence, is considerably delayed
The thermometer has indicated 25o all day
a'quarter inches The Southern mail was the
only late one at the postotlice, and it was two
hours behind time
National Republican., 1880-03-12
The Nominntion of shnmons.

The nomination Of Rev. Thomas ]. Simmons
as census supervisor for the Fifth district of
Georgia was yesterday reported in executive
session to the Senate from the Census Com
mittee adversely A motion was made to
proceed to Its Immediate consideration, but
Senator Hill, Of Georgia, objected, aud under
tho les tho case was laid over
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Penitentlnry for LILO.

case of Louis Noller, who killed his fathor and
shot his mother and brother in Strongsville,
this county, on tho night Of the 21st of Octo-
ber, this noon brought in verdict of guilty
of murder in the second degree; penalty, i'm
prisonment for life. Tho jury werc out
tMeniY.three hours.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Postnaster BIgeIow BaIIed.

BALTIMORE. March l1.-Major W. o. Bige.
low, postmaster at Annapolis, had prelmi.
nary hearing before Commissioner Rogers this
morning on tho charge of being defaulter to
the United States by hypothecating postage.
stamps belonging to the United States. He
was admitted to bail in $4,000 for further
hearing on the 18th instant.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Successful Pursuit of sioux.

ST. PAUL, March 11.-Dlspatchcs received
at military headquarters say n detachment
Of the Fifth Infantry, with Captains Baldwin
and Hamilton, pursued tho Sioux, who have
been committing dopredations near Fort
Keogh, and killed three of them. Two Chcy-
enne scouts were killed. The stolen stock
was recovered.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Tho NnllY Murder Trlnl.

DE KALB MISS, March 11.-Tho court try
ing the case against Virgil and Houston Gully
for the murder of Gilmer has just adjourned
for the day Only four additional jurors
were obtained out of ffty-two mon presented
making six secured thus far--four white and
two coored. The court meets again ut a. IN.
IN
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Suicide OF n bridegroom.

PETERSBURG, VA, March IL. - William
Connolly, wel-to-do farmer of Dinwiddie
county, committed suicide yesterday by blow
ing his brains out with doublc.barrslled shot
gun. Deceased was about forty years of age,
and had only been married about four months.
No cause Is assigned for the rash act.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Memorlal Armory rrOposod.

ATLANTA, GA March 1.-THE Gate City
Guards have decided to erect memorial arm.
ory, which shall commemorate the reunion Of
the States and the return Of peace, as distinct
hom the many structures erected In tho North
snd South commemorative Of events which
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Moro Indians Coming.

CHICAGO, March 11.-Nine Chippewa chicfs
from Lac du Flamboau, Pas river aud LII
Court Oreille reservations were in tho city TO-
day en- route to Washington. under the charge
Of Agent Mahau. They propose securing an
understanding respecting their rights and du-
ties on their reservations.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Many Called and Few Chosen.

Eugene b. Gibbs, first lieutenant in the
Sixth infantry, has been appointed captain and
assistant quHrtormaster, vico n s. Constable,
deceased. There were 2i0 applications for the
nlnpa
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Lynchlng Threatened.

MILWAUKEE, March 1.-The stenm-yacbt
Arrow was burned at Geneva Lake this morn
ing. The loss OH tho boat and dock is $4,000.
The Arrow was owned by George Sturgis, of
Chicago. Suspicion points to a man named
Castel, a discharged employc, as the incen-
diary. The citizons threaten to lynch him if
CAUGHT.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Attempted wife Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, March 11.--IIugo Won VI.
rich was arrested to-day and remanded with
out bail for breaking in the night into the
house of his divorced wife, armed with a
deadly weapon, with intent TO kill hor-a
capital onenso under the laws of Louisiana.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
O,Lenry Nine nIii.s Ahoad.

SAN Francisco, March 11-0 p. NJ
o'Leary, 34l miles; Weston, 335. The interest
in the match Is increasing. Both men are IN
good condition, although Weston is tho
fresher.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Professor NIarIurs Childron's Masquerade.

Tho annual complimentary bal hldSqi,e ten
dered by Professor Marini TO his pupils came
OH last evening In the presence OF an Ndmiriug
crowd of parents, The programme was di.
vided into dancing for children aud adults,
tho former holding possession of tho hall from
1880 to 1880 p. 10, after which tho clHors
amused themselves. Some Of the coslumqa
displayed considerable taste in the wearors, and
tho evenings pleasure was heightened By tho
joyous laughter Of hundreds OF happy children
arayed in tun.proyokng garbs.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Maine Delegates Instructed for Blaine.

BANGOR, Me, March 1.-THE Republicans
of the Fourth Congressional district met at the
city hall to-day and nominated delegates to
the National Convention at Chicago Resolu-
tions were adopted instructlng delegates to
the National Convention to use every honor
able exortion to secure the nomination of
National Republican., 1880-03-12
.Inhrn pnri,nr Cnnilrmsd.

TRENToN, N. j., March 1.-THE Senate to-
day confirmed tho nomination Of Joel Parkor
to be Judge of the Supreme court. Tho Senate
also passed the Jersey City Elevated Railroad
National Republican., 1880-03-12
n,iiyeyy of Nlail Prohlbtted.

General Key has instructed tho postmaster
Of Now York not to pay any postal money
orders to j, Il, Narcotic s Co., Of ~ Church
street as II ls alleged that they arc engaged in
conducting scheme for obtaining money
through the mails under fraudulent ptetenses,
National Republican., 1880-03-12

No Distinction on Account OF Race.
PROVIDENCE. r. J., March 1.-THE House
of Representatives to-day passed bill repeal
ing the law prohibiting intcrmarrloge Of
blacks and whites.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
THE MIRROR OF THE DAY.
Limits and Shadows Cast Through
the Wires.
The o'Lenry- Weston walking Match Chip
pewns Coming with Their Clnims--rhe
Mississippi Assassination Trinl-A
Severe Snow storm IN New
York-A Memorial Hall
"A Sugar Protest.
Another walking SIatcb.

JAMESTOWN, N Y. March 1I.-A dfty hour
walking match began hero Tonight Guyon,
Hartman, Hart, Panchot, Albert and others
ain rtad.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
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The Vacancies I'm the Fire Board.

The retiring Fire Commissioners, Mrssrs.
Collins Bacon and Hume, yesterday received
the following:
GEErLGMES The Commissioners, with extreme
regret accept your designations Oithe utCo OF Fire
Commissioners, communicated tU them on tho 9TH
instant. By your zeal, ability and iniUurty In the
service, tho Fire Department of this District has
reached q standard Of efficiency unsurpassed. II
Gqualcd, 10y any other, and Is subject ofJust pride
TO It's members aud to thelI fellow uitizeuS
By order VI the board. Very respectfully,
DENr, President
The Commissioners have not yet slated
what they intend to do regarding the appoint.
monts to be made Numerous gaulilates hnYd
already appeared for the two vacancies now
existing in tho Fire Board Mr. Dent said ycs.
terday that there would be no haste in iiiling
the vacancies. Among the candidates are The
three ox-Fire Commissioners, Messrs 1ait
Stewart and Qumtiell who were eSsleted
out OF office when the board WAS roorgauized.
Mr. Stewart is pressed as representative Of
the COlOTed race,
National Republican., 1880-03-12
a RoynI EetrotIIaI.

LONDON, March I2.-rhe Me,cS has tho fol-
lowing from Berlin 1T is stated in well, ,in-
formed circles that Prince William, eldest son
ofthe Crown Prince, will shortly bo berotl,ed
to tho Princess Caroline hIathildc, daus shter Of
the Duke of Schleswig. HUlsteiu"
National Republican., 1880-03-12

Minister Lowell Presents His Credentials.
LONDON March i2.--Mr lowell the MInfs-
ter Of the United States, presented his Gro
dontias TO tho Queen at Buckingham Palace
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-31

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fplsenpe Wdrnuns BON SntereGe lein,
psI&e bon Dafcta TERRITORY auasebt.
&c e~urfirsn 'ssssnuirtis stns WaTs
falldsr 2%anerparrants uno 2anbs Gertiis
cate, mir rpirpen pabsr unleren efisrn
ratbsn, bet benz anfaufe BON GertiNeatsn
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den. 0snn fallde Certificate unpii.
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ben, 70 f5nnsn ote snfseIsr am gnee
robl tbr 9eIp rrtseer erbalten ; fe isSen
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uno Standardization aus, pelte ets
paar Dollars. bic BET Der Senusuns eis
mes Warrauts ppsr Certificates eripart
psrcen, msbr als ssbnfad' aufrpissen.
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Wenaten Sunperte BON fali1en Wars
rants benubt. ia tn stnem einsisen
9anpamte, purcen eeren t78 Seretns
tabmt. @runp senus UNI auf Der Out
au lttn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-31
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rppbl nir8snps In Der Welt BON pripats
p~srionsn bsisfsn pirp. III Der Bloemtns
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Ssrrtn SpIpd unb Bruce, 8efBern
spsisr BEN Sport serptpmeten 3situnsen
In Nsw. Yort uno stnissn anpsren Sport,
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NIT einsm D%rabtsaune un1ssbsn. Dets
tsre 10000 afsr pureen nod aspadtst
unp gum Yarte ssi&lassn. Sa psm
Yarfe btfinpst fd cine f6Sne WaRers
Hdbe, stns susltibe Wsils lang unp cine
babe Meile brett. une an ptsisr parpe
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Wilp finpet man tn parfe idparse 8ds
rem, Strfbe, 9uhIe, Sttsrn uno Serl6tes
pene Mrten BON 6alsn unp GidbSrn&en
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NIT ben psrlhiepenfsu Gil@artsn NAB
rsnp einise 8d&e Waltn BON Gorslsn
bergen. 700 @dsr fap ole tsipnbsreI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-31
Wis Der 8ruaer s6laameier binsins

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falt. pefber Sldtter srsdblen fplsence
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ben aupsrsn fsin @sbeimnis bIeiben
tonnte = ;ur Grsdn3ung ees Staatss
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wte unfeblbarsn prtYattslssrapbsn cons
ftruirt bate. Der 8ote ndmli1. ben or
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pas bteier ftets 70 frdb unp 70 unbssrsifs
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