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, 1880-09-09

sucks.
Tho cxnnrts Of tio.ry procucts from Now York
for tho week cntjtlx Sept. included a7;,..,a t,krs
uf butter a1.ti GO Uaj boxes chrrse.
Tho shipments ut whcRt from Now York luat
Monday included l7,DDJ 1,u tu Cpc,,nucn, l0.On
l,1 u St.Mkhom, R,,N) l,,, to jtultrrtu,u ,n,lnn
bu to Antwerp, :r,,oo0 b,, tn Hamburg, at,NX ,u
IL l,rc1nrn, u,,tl II ,oN bu to tho Unltod K,un-
doJu, Total, 47l,uy bu,
An Englsl,tuuu III search Of comuorctat In.
foytnut,nn astoulshctl a wcll-postrt n,uu ycstcr.
,,ny l,y askiuv: "Wbut IN TIM utlo nj m,rrcnt
nyt Of incronso In your cernI acrcnun IL, tbnt of
il,mlertt]ouf" Wo utcl hnr,,ly saw tlui tbo
answer wis. 10 moi know"
"A lerge number Of huvs arrivctl hero vo.tcr.
day from lntlInnn, Ohh, an1 MIcl,Ixnu," This
menus tAat peoplo here arc uuyl,,r better urros
fur the n,,Il,,nl tl,un cuu bp oI,ta,nel further
past tnlnt.s co,t of tr,u,nnrtntInn. ,rln nrt.
fye sucruIattou that ts 80 nf,an win. ssc,, h,,r
rs to Ep Utmost IL stcuv fnct In ,,ur history. N
9rct stimulus to pr!oos witch my tho prt,r,rrr
f,r bis investment and toil, Ii IN that which
draws hous to Chicago from tho nu,xhurht1ni Of
Cincinnati mn, 1Mtrplt, corll fr,,u, u,Ist St Louls
aun wheat fr..t, hpyp.d NIlwuukre.
A MIlwuukeo Observer Inns tlrt,red I'm the to-
tal Ut tho duly declines rcu,rtr,l by 1,euruuhtn
since tho end IT lS7 and tjtls tiurn II, amount
, 1880-09-09

Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles Of pr"luua III this city
during tho twunty.four hnnra ending ut o'olopk
Wednesday nrrhtng aud fur tho corresponding
tltne lust ycar;
, 1880-09-09

Tho market In this city for Government bonus
was steady Mt tic following figures: District Of
Columbia 3.b.s. 19alo1; d Of 81, 1e4:se1l0i;:;
5s, io:ssGa:.aat; I'm, 1i0H1110A; A., 110:iG5lios
Foreign exchange Is wcai< for slxty-tluy hills,
and strung for sight. Posted rsltcs for sterling,
4s45 ,st!;; Hcs.,al, 4slOiE}1. Commercial sixty
luys, ptmpt, 47H]s Posted r.es IN PnrlA. til fur
sixty tlnys and 6a:55s for slight. Sfxsytluy ut,,,l-
'nrrctul hills, h:uH; for throc weeks delivery,
ihGt'1uN. For :.:sixty-day commercial bills
prompt delivery III linvro aud Mursrica. b:aD;
for three weeks dolfvcry, GD0::@130. For sixty
dhy commercial hllla 0ll Antwerp, prompt tlu-
livery, I0; for three weeks. Ell!i :I05s. Hn,,k-
ers' btlls MI Germany fnr sixty tmys. lsial: de-
,nnnd, Wia; sitty-dny commercial tflls, plsMnpt,
tEGsErs; three wtckA' delivery. U1Gl g3!i. I}ank-
crs 9ult1era Holland, sixty duys. Gg.Qs4U tnr
tleMund; sIxty-tlny commercial bills, MGl21i;.
Austriun tiorlns, liz; Norway, Sweden, aud
nun,nark, .1ts.
were o,Gl bankruptcies IN Frnticc 1urillx tho
Inst ycar. exceeding thuen or thu ycnr previous
by Gil, aud thoso Ut 1876 by t:,0. There H., It
Hec!ns, stcAdy incrcnse, SeurIy ull kEtstta Of
mnnulHrtnrcs and business were represented,
The dividends wcro 10 per cent In nj cIses; 10 10
.j per cunt III l,561; 10 to 60 per cent In 1v unl
10 10 VI per cent in ~. In ,t. cnscs creditors re.
celSct! ntshfnx. Tho Gums uwesl varied from
%l,DO0 to $l00, AMI III 4C1 cascs tloy exceeded
tho upper figure. No estluinta IA given Ut tho
purrcntugo af expenses aud ttcnlth9s: hut, II
they bcnr u,.y reintnn tn auct tr.,.,sart tions on
This R!1o nj tho Atlantic, tho hgurca Are lArgc.
The San Frunc!sco t't'cltu gives Il list Ut tho
dividends Ut the mining and other Incorporated
compunes IN tint city during tho month oC Al,-
Hllst. Thut Of tho Central Iuplilu 1suilway, pnid
Aug, III, WIS per cert, tho lolul being tlGas,-
:d5. Tho amount dfsi'ursed by twenty-scycn
rurporntlona mns tets.., ,l3i This sum compared
with tho figures of tho samc month Inst year
ahows very gratifying lncreuso. They show
n0rp thHn 1OO per cent, It's ro!luws:
, 1880-09-09
LIVE STOCK.


tbs receipts ct cattle Mefa not 70 (srks r0pt1v
aUnlsd Ia ths foreaolnR table, those ngures Including
suoEe than l.AU calves. Ths Baltimore / Dhio aid
Gtaad trunk AIouo brought W calves
GA1TLE-Ihevs MRs no xbetAnens lH The demand
for such gsadsa ass required tor The Eastern md
export radoa sad, uesuIto quite marked nerrsas 10
tue suppIy. tbs MARKET showed no skghs " wsaksa-
Ing. Thu4e Nas butter atteltsuco VI buyers than
s;a! be!px represented. aud truw tho opening tae
, 1880-09-09
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wrro died for rccor
wfu1nnsI1n,s A.nf

Tho following Instruments wcro died for record
Wednesday,, Sept. 8:
ctTy PROPERTY.
cfs'is Asp Il: 1san ss'*ses Ss4ss e. 70 ssIs% s
q Iii ( isa ii l. H. J#s ..
/; :$!'I il Ill ii $iisa&s Sslii1s;!
WI: %% %ssa''an'| "'f1y ~ az: "
!..f ,@,n,unncs I'm soMnnny g q, Mul'otit.h:.. 7,sN
:ss'ss s::; :'S's s''aas' ss''ss asv'ass @ .,
s$s 5;S ss;;: IL 35sss i fSSa
HiS!S i; Il; II @ ,Jdi; "'
js so': ".v3 "..':.s ~ no
ill., H'sso ws.'oi.s ina,a% 'iiSitS ia!ttuatl
viii ysia;;S iii;iis;i;S;d At" ri"
"ii1 s.if's sP Il s s"1 snd 'is'';% T. %iia.
s%ss's ss;$s II III 4 \ is;S
ws; ifs' q s;$ Ill i; j; 81 sSs,.: il l. is;isi s
s$$l;i; s,sts +. - l;Ss6s.f idi:ijit "
sy T. tane,,. ,.s. ..s.s'sos 20 1900
%i&si!S i, da;Si a%a. d u. <. na''s'4s u i:
III; s3 IT,; It tss;Ssi '''fi SSS$f"
" IT, III Il !: t. fs 5st;$,l j ;;i i I'll
NnrN In fnia II, is IL n 81 NClililur. y I, itIix
"! u. staef Sept, tWtlnrd +. aiysitk III
isl1h H. l!IEk1H6Dn lnM
Sultrll W cry LIMITS WITHIN = NAnHB or hEvE
AtLEH ~ THk CuuIT.iIQtfAE.
EPIlnhry nv. 4S}4 II = " Mnrtnnnh 1t, I. 4sxi1l
4, i!nttl hDpt. III. u. anl Z. II. crnnstU +.
~. NHSl*......., ,.+.....""...,."...-....t t.h1o
BuuTIl W CITY LlNtTA WITHIN 4 Mtntt7H W SEVEN
-. Al1ES uP TtE ctIqttT-i1HUHE.
Gifty-thrd At, iga II Y " Frederick pAce, n to
xlAa q. t!ntrtt Aaay ! al. r. Clum0nss ~ HUt.
Mri'.aan.as, HI Il ii Vii;.sisih i: 2ss 3'
!sl IN e; daigtl Sept. Humphrey Smith "
Ftsiss!ek "ac III ii "'
r!kth ~ nnl Frederick Hlne1. tatN.! Sept. 7
H.. md T. IT, Nnftnn Ia tlananlln u. sucillu} $50
Tnn1tklilH ilnct, an r. u nt Ftly y.Ettt ri. " I,
hlxia &. IHtsd bept tt:l~!H Maynard 10 &.
Dansa' ' i'ask drisc lis II II sl,nss
u !ift!n9!Iey dnttt Au9. 10 IN. Il. BnektnR-
ltaiM - ~: i. lta1? 1Hc
T. n Nuy, dhtaa Aux. lH tsaHls tU ThoniA1
re!!y..ssen,6 IL III Ii ~. caai1s ~. '
~ f. dnicd sept. tlsaao Cuok ~ Martha ,o.
etuoeHFoIuJ,s'-"s w
, 1880-09-09
HY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YonX, 6npt. s.-Foowlng on yesterdays
selling movement, a further effort wua to-d day
mada to dcpre.s prices. 1t was expected that
, 1880-09-09
Ft1NElNN.
[.oSnoy, Sept. 8.-Cousols. o7 T-t8; account,


n tht Nhln0 EFrss dssoctattnn.
New YnnK, Sept. s.-TIle mining stock market
cot,tlnrs wcnk and unsettled. Tho clp.ing
nj
, 1880-09-09

81. .1n ies drcllnrh FROM 1i3E 10 11a,l: New Ynrk
4 Nrw England i trt,n III 10 11nH: Burlington
& Misstn,ri III N"brnskM G. from tn to It1,i;
Fnrf Hcntt - Hs,ll Ht ilk2.
Wntrr-l'nwrr was atcndy ut P,s: I}aylatnn
was II shn,ia oG nj . IT'D: Drii Telephone saIi
Mt the elssu.
J'nsToS, Sept s.-stocks ctHcd:
htchist,n r: IT 'a.. !n IElnfs1n;A flavs.....
/" ;S5s. f tsf:% i:s
Lo.,.n; i, III: IT,. itiN ". Ens,and... asez
kS:.?X inTSi ;;1 s;|S%:a. is |lsss.
HGs|sf! .|!!;! }S!ss ;s's:'ss IL
Chl., ItuF uulnCy...l51lil
r0RE1nN.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-Consos. o7 T-18; account,
n !-tp.
A,acricnp srcurit!es-Now 6s. 1nG: 4hs. ~;
4. ~; litIn1ts CGn!rnl. tlnA: PENNSYLVANIA
f,untrni. Gle: Scw York Central. Ep.t{; Erie,
III: Hrs.,tlda. n!si: NcHItnx, 14S.
silver. h.:ss,l per rO,lner..
Tho ln,,'fnn gtpnn fntU tho Bank 0f England m
lMflllM" tG-llny l. Sh,tNk The hank sold fGO,0D
fnr shipment 10 AM,,rIcn.
PARIS. Srpt. a.-ltentes. ST 15lfc.
Nfw ftinx. Frrt. h.-fdnItH.rgrr 4 Thnlmnn
gtthtH 1ur1s. ksk Glf.ia4: commercial. ha1alFA
hMl: Antwerp: H:1. i1tt.:S: cnin,ncrcial, saE9
tIi'i; gudcrs on Holland. 5iGl:o1; commercial,
, 1880-09-09

BtEtt tDAtrUFFs.
FLotf'-wnr In rather hotter dcmand. and aome-
whit htrnnRer, In sympathy with wheat Tho shp-
iicR Inquiry did not, II waver, amount 10 much,
the orders wGrG EGneth1ly limited lulnw tho views at
ho.dcrs. Hatcs wpre re1,sted bf Isl bFs winters
nrtvnta terms: Fsh Iris dDMhe cxtrhs, mostly f&5a
a5f ITO urls low gthdc at tant44U0. and 22s bstA rye
itnur on PRIVATE lerm.. Total. t.As! brls. Export
fuurs wcsc quo'cd nt Autk Iii tor Kuod h ehoico
ira.
Or1tru s1tttsTrpys-w6re In falr demand and
nrtl. enlcs Wrre tnrs bran A. tilGo4l1i0; j cnts
iniudnxs nj tl..ooeEa1pi rAr wheat screenings nt
t0 and car c0arao cor1.-neuI nj liLu per Ton on
trnck.
si'l,lSG wlIxAT-w II. nct,.e sna azan decided
,lhs Iarhat ~ neIt month udvnnc I'd lj,ile, It'd
5Ss;!S;; Es$aa 'ist*S r. i!t!s:; ; s5Ss!. S q :.
,ree aays . sSien % sniy sSsi ""l"rsi i; II
fIs 4 K. Hs st,',ss a ara ts ias. .t s.n
S cs II ' NV i",'s II It," ""y f a"Em fes
s !ss 9aa"u ass M M na. " 'o.s ~
tses a "aH y tI M Ill.,. , I'm, S sSs a TS:s f. au,s
sn: sieas s. II. HI y; , @ ,sss;S Ss sss,
s,rsn9!h ,,ss iatller nsana4sd TURNER'S mud tin.t
C. Sts ill., 4 s n
s; S ut ss; S .t''si; a :s fsss ss
:' tss XIV Sst ss II % s %%1sy &
:;aS 'ts,Ss r "vcr . at =. a" @ f.: ~ ~
s d M s.r i! ;!"Fy u"ss sass yssc:
VI: : a: :s ':ss "A {!
Il Il S; 1; %S
sss sS u ~ yiiaaMS sia Muns:o;s nj sou Il
y &iSrE ia III \" H \ IN In sra demand ana nd
:: 4: l.: ;.: :!$;
@ \ IT, s's.'fs sso !" .s?s q;
s!stsr Nhsai .nsFts sfs isn,,ne
Htt III s hs sss ts
s 3Ssy +; sistS: E *:s: ss's =:
S H. ss Hss;S': i, X 'Ss .s ssi1 nd
IL ks Hsss.s5s rf'S H H!easst I'D ill., .'oa' 'e 0''
ID aS y" ,t ii pet
VI 's "t fit sui s!a is r
tLs udyanse luwG.er teen,ei I" te trar* lu,t ilts
II ,sS +.
$sss 8; Il N: ss;I; %ss
;s is.:s sS a%ss sS' ss
wi twns ,"s1s: v IL Ssmr ys ~ III, s wsa
ss.f Vs!%tt1 ss:'rea 4 si.tt!se. savantsa l, u.
~ s:$ ~; i:;' II; \ "a:
Il; ts!;sii s9 'fs y '''i1s; .ss i;
s1;. ~ n +. 'ry ill., 4 scif;s s Nd r s % rc. H p
yaHsed , si.e hs rSo.rs WITT. M n,;.aa:. ia
ascsSd Y tb4 rl.s u 9Iher ss1 Thy den,nl Mts
s Ill., s5'y IT. Il s I'll tss s; Il s s e
tn, tn ,s q ,sl , r.. r., N Ss, MI, 4. !9 r ~,
si,S:: f"M*s tlMt they ;iltrnX n4uth ,,i19y la;Hr
II @ II :: :Ssy III "a FL l. $s r.. ssfa Is 2%t &C. I'D
clt.1rt u 'ht NurGbpF knttl "6 do md clrkGd
~ St4 st!I"r tht yeAr Ea'tl ut -tIt-htc efptB'l-
tM.r ett.ttl HfpHi fte EttitHft is Nf M. b.nEtt
Tn!iA ki1lt!e caE.!oatlH NeTa ~ dlsS'ntlt
, 1880-09-09

! i1'ffk thdt'gi ilTek r,Hinu lt'fsk fI,HiHg
SEPT. !. t,~. dHy ~ h,st StFt. 6. k1:A
Flour bss lsaIn 10 li1}h NUl asIn
1eAt+ qIhtethhhla sstlft A1ti
tGIIl. qra IAlu AY tIki4Il Htt II EhIu
, 1880-09-09

tiHt!.EH1FS- S-su1hrN srr ttt the centre 0E inter-
est fiar.is nra n s!!9hly better suppy hui son
na ons jnt.. m.s Irsatl5 aarayst! Ut their tnMb!y
iuI.ataIs ruilsf promised, ioieed t,,e efa.inR
ni isslchyrs y Louis tstns!y, which If announced
to tnkB eH b1 the ttl. will havG te ereC 10 In
tsle scarcity. Prices very slrhH. Cot1aea
rclanEn nrtsl. with saflt upward ienfenty. 0thor
Inns wcro steady. We 9.tte:
, 1880-09-09

f;rnns l'rIzn declares a dividend nf q cents
OrerttiAH favlCs IN assesatncnt Of TO cents.
, 1880-09-09


during August wgro lvps lGl tJ feet md FROM khl
0p9nnH Ut mai at!on 10 sapt. !.1yar aAuuH whloll
u uln1,Al lhTxet thAh those Ut IN
, 1880-09-09

,ityraTtji:s -SMn,i rccalis by mil cnntinue, tbSs
city supplies rnnIlns rttn III" srrGnn:inE country.
sYHSt r.'saIou. ars EiIx9 at,er bEl r,,.
were literal. and Il au curly III the wstk TOR bur.
cta tn bH nt IN tnTcr shls aHns WHro 1A:c tnf old
st:El,s-.rnniLy ired xns nstiy9 a,d ,trn. n,'Ins ne
as. lIe tss Wefu 70 hAIdars u ln*lsrn 0riefa.
utsnuer snlt ~ $:.1s. Flax Fre tnii nj LII cash
un4 III ur {ICnbGr, THIS rku c0Ata Ohsi1e 1T $2
etI.n ", basis Il pTy yl,s o1sr'ss M M Mst" larsgs.
ttt;,tt.. .c!uver wnA dull " &. W sill
hA1r-Mns nc:!ru md kteMly 5leh!Enn Ono Y
iIsIn lhe In :innw Valley Id August teuchud l7ADU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26

by circle of intimately attached friends. Herbert
George Eliot" saying he knew her only after her
character formed, after she translated the Life
OF Jesus" by Strauss, after 1851 when she was
| already distinguished by that breadth of culture
and universally of power which has since made her
known all over the world. private meeting
convened yesterday, at the Athen@um Club of
eminent friends, unanimously resolved against the
injudcious proposal for her burial in Westminster
Abbey. Dean Stanley ready to accede to the
proposal desired. 1t is now settled that her funeral
will take place on Wednesday, in Kensal Green.
MINISTER LOWELL.
Many Americans in London are inquiring with
solic4tude whether General Garfield intends
to retain Mr. Lowell as Minister to Eng
land There is universal desire that
Mr.. Lowell should continue at the post
which he has filled under difficult public crcum-
stances and stress of domestic trouble with singular
ability and general acceptance. The real truth is
that no American Minister has shown himself moro
uncompromisingly American, winning, nevertheless,
great popularity among the best English people,
with wide and favorable reputation among all
classes, and marked admiration from officials for
conspicuous ability IN the transaction of diplomatic
business hear numerous expressions OF opinion
of his English friends and American alike deprccal
ing Change. G. W. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26
RANK N The NAVY

NAsHHCTJN, Dec. 2J.--A Board Of pay
officers ~ he Navy, ooussti.c Of Pay Director r. b.
LOCKER WiesdcaU, P1'-Dacc,or john s. Cu1ulo CHAM.
PayDitector ". Els,cu, members. aud Assistant
PymaslerJ d. Doylc recorder Aaye been in SESSION at
ihe Navy hcudument during the pass week for the
examination Of such oil 7ri 0f The Pay Corps SIS may be
ordered b fore them for promotion P.y-lnspector
G-ores l. DAVIS before The Board flr promotion TO
the grade OF pay director but bis was not disposed
Of wien ne Board adi burned uuI TuesGy Tacretige-
meat OF Py-DTectJr p. H. Clark, Which took place
aho1t two weeks ago, make vacancy but nothing can
lc done u the matter un0 the of P3ymastrr DAVIS
IS decided. IayIna8.c,s George Cochrauo and John
Stevenson are first aud second the list Of their grade
for promotion, and The first viii undoubtedly be- ordered
up for examination. In regard 10 stevenson nothing
can u' done Uut The dec.sO OF The Board regarding
the DAVIS cas- i5 made known.
Nltna Y.rw oil deciding the question Of rank ian the
NAVY an OF Ter - TO be pumulGaiCd con tIuIug Board
or naval Ohctrs, CuuSstiug OF Coiumo .Johu e..
feulC + as president aud Medic I'D rector John NJ
B.O me-, Captain William a. Kirkland. Chef-Irglncer
JOAl W Moore. Commander Robert l. Phyllis Paynna.-
Ter \. :. Kenny rs bcr9 ard Lenteuant-C COmln n
der InuMa' 5. Nelson recorder at tn Navy
Department on January 9, next Tue Board viii iuily
consider the ctse Oi eIcn is'Oned iceT on tue
aciNc lt ~ the Navy below the grade of RearAdmira
ana VIII report 10 the Secretary OF the Navy for bis con-
sldeIauon the date from winch in It's Judgment the
inatcd IN determining tlcT precedence under exsIiug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26

are essential in procuring the means Of livelihood
| where hunting is one of the leading industries
| DR.. Wilson says. however that if Payne's crowd
goes into the Indian Territory without the con-
sent OF the Government there will be trouble,
as the Indians are thoroughly under the influence
of the Ring" He quoted Major Randall as hav-
ing said that IN snch event he would " turn
5000 well Indians loose on the cOonists."
Dr. Wilson denies that the railroads have any
thing whatever to do with the movement. il il
succeeds, he says, the railroads will not by that
fact acquire any right Of through the Territory
Dr. Wilson confirms in part the story that Cap
tain Payne has been deposed Tie reason of this
is not that he is unpopular with lis own people, but
that he has enemies throughout the West, and par
ticularly with the Indian Ring. The man who will
probably succeed Payne is Major Maidt who il per-
sonally without enemies. DR.. Wilson says he has
already seen number Of the Congressman from
Kansas, Missouri. Arkansas and Texas. and they
are. to Use his expression, heart aud soul with the
ENTERPRISE
DE- Wilson Is not very well informed % 10 the
treaties and laws relating to tho lands in question,
and admits a5 much. He is simply the personal
representative of company OF rough men like HIM
self who are on the lookout for chance 70 make
- a strlkcV There IS not the slightest probability
that Dr. Wilson Will succeed in his efforts with the
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26
NARROWLT ESC4PING THE FLAMES

Fire broke out at 10 o'clock last night in the
rooms OF Morton Strasberg Hebrew tailor. on the
first floor of No. SO Rvlngton-st. The building a
three-stOry frame, was entirely burned out
Johanna Kraemer forty-three years old, lived on
the second floor with her four children. Her
rooms filled with smoke. and escape By the
stars peihS cut OH, she Jumped
from WINDOW TO the yard.
Her son Robert, age sixteen, took two of the chill
dren on his back, and escaped by climbing down
clotheslne to the first floor and dropping the rest
of the dlstarce TO the ground. The families on the
third floor were taken out through the roof and es-
capped 10 an adjoining building.
he property IS owned by Mrs. Beck, of No IS
WillOughby-aye.. Brooklyn, and damaged to
the extent of 300. Strasberg was insured for
81 900. Neither he nor any of his family could be
found last night. Mrs. Kraemer was attended by a
physician, VINO said that no bones were broken bur
size was suffering from a severe shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26
TELkGRAPHIC NOTES.

DEATH OF AN Ex.CHAMPIoN WRESTLER
FAIRFIEID. w., Dec. 25.-James T.. Owens ex-
champion wrestler died ast evening Of bronchial trouble
TRIAL FOR ALLEGED EMBEZzLEaENr
NEw-BRUNswICR n. j., Dec. 25.-rne trial of R.
g. Muer city collector for the alleged embezzement OF
e2o.OOO. begins before Judge Soudder GU Monday
THE BODY OF A STUDENT RECOVERED
BosToN, Dec. %. The body of Francis Hamilton
Harvey OF Indianapolis the Harvard law student who was
drowned yesterday covered this afternoon.
a PLAY DISCONTINUED
BOTTON. Dec. 25.--UEnnery's drama "Vovagers
in southern Seas, the Children OF Captain Grant" was
discontinued TO ngh after Oelng performed weeks
DEATH FROM HYDkoPHoBIA
BoSroN, Dec. 25.-FrederIck Stevens, a young
man. died from hydrophobia 1T Plymouth. Mass to-day lie
bitten whllo In Nova scotia some months ago.
BRAKEMAN MURDERED.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. pa brief dispatch from
Pacific. Missouri, Andrew a kfed
Patrick Crow switch brakeman Ut that place night
STABBED IN COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS, ONO, Dec. 25.-WillIam Wagner
proprietor Of bnckyard stabbed fatally In a hquor
sloo to-day by It Is supposed associate named Ferdand
hrJsl.
sTABBING TO DEATH
LOUISVILLE Ky., Dec 25.-Poter Makes, oolored
stabbed Harvey Bell ooloIed In The heart about m on
Eighth st.. Market Ihe murderer arrestei They
were 9otA Intoxicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26
TIE OKLAHOMA COLONISrS.
THEIR AGENT IN wAsHINGToN-wHAr HE HOPES TO
EffECI-HIs ARRANGEMENT OF TIE ALLEGED
INDIAN RING.

| THEIR AGENT IL NwAsHINGTON-WHAr HE HOPES TO
| EFFECr-HIs AKRAIGNMENT OF THE ALLEGED
INDIAN RING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 2J.-Dr. Robert Al Wilson. of
Jefferson, Texas, but ostensby from Oklahoma In
dian Territory arrived IN Washington some davs 90
as the accredited agent of the settlers now encamped
at Caldwell, Kansas, with ample powers to treat
with the United States Government respectng tbe
proposed irrupton OF white settlers into the Govern
ment lands at Oklahoma. DR.. Wilson presents a
picturesque appearance in a white sOmbrero. heavy
blue flannel SHIRT with no collar diamond studs to
match an immense solitaire ring, and full beard
foot and a half long.
Dr. Wilson says, in effect. that he has come TO
represent the case of bis people to the President
to Congress and the public generally. The territory
WhIch the settlers have IN their minds eye is only
separated from Southern Kansas by n strjp of In
dian reservation ffty-seyen miles in width bur
they dare not cross this in the face of what DIR
Wilson styles the opposition of the Indian Ring
This ring lie says, is composed of Army officers and
contractors, who make good thing out of the
tribute they are now enabled to levy on the herds
OF large caitle-dealcrs who are permitted TO cross
the territory. This tribute amounts TO about half
dollar each head of stock and in the aggro
gate amounts TO large sum each year. Poor men.
HON'NVl, hio 10 set 1901 within
the charmed circle.
The 10000 900 acres of arabic lands SAYS the
Doctor, which are held BY the Governments and
from which the Indians themselves have been de- |
barred for several years past by legislation
attached to appropriation bills are the God-glyen |
heritage of the people who care to 90 In and |
possess 1t and if the Government persists in its |
denial Of those rights, they will be assumed in |
spite of such denial, though an Indian war follow
aS a consequence.
DR.. Wilson exhibited "A certificate of colonial
ton, signed by ID. l.. Payne az president.
md W. A. Shnman as secretary. The GER
icate simply sets forth that in consideration
If the payment By A. b. of 50, he thereby be-
,omcs n member OF the Oklahoma Colony. and il
untitled to all its benefits and protection and to IN
qnal voice III all matters pertaining to its local
government. The cOlonists now at Caldwell number
ome 500 or 600 in all, and are well armed either
with heavy dOuble-barrclled shot guns OF rifles of
he best pattern. besides small arms Of every de-
crlption.
:" We do not intend to give ii ont that We are
rmed for any sinister purpose" explained DIR. Will |
Dn. Bat on such enterprise and in q wild |
ountry like Oklahoma We think the possession of
rms u measure OF precaution. ard moreover they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26
THE REVOLT IN THE TRANSvAAL.


A dispatch from Durban to The Times saws ::
Sir Ge rye Pomeroy ColIey has received "A dlspatcb
from Pretoria dated the lS!h inst, communicating a
decree OF the Tansvda Republic declaring that there
desire TO spill blood. did Republic wish
for 1t rested with The British whether the Republic
would be forced TO appeal TO se.fdefence which
would he done with all for the Queen and
with the full KNOWLEDGE that IL a struggle for the
sancty OF treaties which mad been broken by British
officers 1t hoped that an amicable ARRANGEMENT
would be arrived at with Major LauyOn for Republic
was anxious 10 cooperate with f. gland IN everything
leading 10 progress. This could only be done when e
independence was acknJ wledged An answer was ex-
pCced WITHIN tweDty-iOur hours.
Ii was IN answer TO Tins decree that Major Ianyon
issued his proclamation offering pardon 10 ali VINO
Immediately withdraw from malcoutent camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26
SHOT IN 4 R4ILU-fY TRIM.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 25..-A report comes from
NeeysvIle buer County. Mo. place the ST. LOUIS.
Iron Mountain aud Southern Railway, that while a pas
senger train was there yesterday from st. Louis
whose name is not given, suot r. r. Jones and wie Of
Smiths Ferry, Beaver County, Penn, AMI Dr. J. III.
Rogers OF Orell Texas, and then escaped 10 the woods
All were passengers the train Mrs. Jones IS danger
ousy wounded In the head her husband was shot IN
the hand and Dr.. Rogers received severe flesh wonnd
IN the shoulder Mr.. Jones ana WIFE LETT IN Corn
ing III care or the railroad agent and Mr. Rogers con
tinued his journey 10 Texas The affair seems 10 be In
vowed In great mystery