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THANKS,
From Ellis County StarJ

Fred Kruger desires In behalf Of the ladies
OF the Lutheran church to return thanks to
Messn. McClannahan ana Mccurdy, and
HinRston for liberal donations Of nuts can.
dies and nick nacks for the Christmas tree.
The above gentlemen are tourists of high
standing and their firms enjoy not only the
confidence OF our merchants, but large
share Of their patronage. To Col. d. 3. An
thony, editor and proprietor Of THE LEAv.
HNwoRTH TINES. especial thanks are due for
. box OF books selected with view to please
the little folks. The Co!orels heart il gen.
orally in the right place. and We car think of
nothing moro appropriate for the children
than Col. Anthony's donation. The above
contributions were unsolicited and the ladies
and our citisens will ever remember the do
noYs kindly,
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EDlSON's hackers.

The Company whose Confidence H
Has and who Furnish Hin win
Money.
New York Times, ISL
Mr.. Edison's inventions and discoveries
in the way Of electric illumination, what
ever they may be, are the property of tn.
Edison Electric Light Company, acorpor.-
ton which supplies him with the money
for conducting his experiments. Mr.. Cal
win Goddard, the secretary of the company,
told Times reporter yesterday that the
company had no doubt of Mr.. Edison's
having perfected his light to such an ex-
tent that it can be supplied equal to gas,
be a. easily managed Is gas, and Be fur
nished ut cost not greater than that of
gas. The company, he said, was not yet
quite ready, mechanically, to show the
public the full and complete machinery
and the manner of preparing the light and
the statement that day had already been
set apart to exhibit the completed light
was incorrect. The first perfect demon.
stration of the success of the invention will
Be made ut Nenlo Park, but Just when this
will be dos.e cannot yet be told. Time 10
needed to complete certain necessary fix.
lures. Among others . large number Of
lamps are stlll TO Be made.
The company docs not wish to invite the
public to inspect the light until everything
can b shown, and it il intended to exhibit
the full capacity of the so horse power
engine to supply electricity to about 700
lamps. The objection which has been
raised to the effect that one great difficulty
in the way of the success Of the light was
In the largo amount of copper nece sasp to
carry the electricity, had been entirely
avoided By Mr.. Edison, according to Mr..
Goddard. The objection was raised in
Berlin, be said, in the experiments with
the Jablochkof candle, where the cost of
the copper was vary great. But this Diff
Guilty had been overcome, aud the company
had no fears on that score. When the !ieht
= introduced it il intended to generate The
BY engines Of comparatively |
small hoFse power distributed over the city. |
Each engine will supply the lights for IN |
area OF quarter to halt mile around it
The distance of the engines from each Other
depending upon the numbef Of lights each
has to supply. This Arrangement will be
made both for the sake of convenience and
To'be ready for any emergency,
y IN accident to the generator, duplicate
sogin0 will b placed Ut each OF the Sta
iona Il i understood that the Electric
Lashf Company does not intend to take
:hnEs OF the placing Of the light but will
imply license others to do %.
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Owe @UNO8ED MILLIONS a YEAR
The Philadelphis Bslesis shows BY the
figures that this country can save hun
died millions Of dollars year by cultivs-
ting tie sugar beet and manufacturing our
owm mn~ar
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K..0 :PRODUOEiuARKEr.
AASaA0. CITY. No.. Dec. 50.
The COmmeIclal MIndicafo.,, naporfa.

Inc commercial "Indicator" reports:
WHAT Receipts, l2sl9 bu; shipmeut&
SeS ;ou; In store. 7R, Scs; market weaker .
ana lover; No 2, ei q; No 3. 81 II bid.
CORN Receipts 81 22s bu; shipmen,s- ., III:
N store l9l, 500 market lower; No mixed
O.<02ysc:- No white mixed 3oc bid.
OATs-No 2. Sc asked,
kYE-NO &c asked
SEGGs-yarket SLOW 1t $50 per dox.
burrKs-Largs supply end slow sale; choice
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Zine: Christmas eva) "Shay, part.
ner, do you keep olkinds (hic) croekefy31
"Yes, cir; what would you likef" ''Gsau-
Inc 'ntoxicatip' cup" "You had better 70
On sir; Jon are drunk" "BeIsr pard'n
(hic); kans 10 flowing bowl, ole naa."
30 you - thas door, sir?" Shave you
got Tie genuine cup at shesn bat don't
'nsheiats." sIshall call the police unls.sy oa
leavs q onea" :Loh look (hie) ct vuur
6ssh ro1s of EEin and I 70 svsy.S A
policeman thsn htri9sd.
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81. LOUIS, Dec. 80
CATrLI--Supply light and values very firm:
demand exceeds receipts: choice to fancy
steers u s5e5 lG fancy to prime 81 tOa4 IS:
ieedsrs % Seas IS: cows and heifers 81 50a3 IS
corn fed Texans q 75a3 IS; receipts 100; ship-
HOGS Slow and lower: iigh; shipping q 10
- 80: packing q 3Oal co.; butcherS- 4. ~
%; receipts S,lO0; shipments LEG
sHkEP-Scarce and nFm: fair 10 Rood
muttons IS 23as 75;:choice to fancy g 500 rs.
receipts 100; shipments none.
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Cat, C,A,ITtSs :s..Ns.ys shipping sssszs s4:i.x'
and tesdeD = go IS; s,V1 n sSca:o. Hir
tered Iexa1 aean - 7So3 q; O0losSdo naive
steen q - - Co1cfado haf 6resd sf~e.S
HO4e6sl l00l o.
sakEP-Ooaosado.a 7sos 90 si.hsad.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1880.

We have received Evans Advertising
Hand Book for 1880. 1t ID 9 very neat and
ueditabls publication, and We think i
way reliable and correct Mr.. T. C. Evans,
Of Boston, i known - one of the best SCENTS
n Tie country.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 30.@M thl
go inst, at Calf Creek, Searcy coun y, the
boiler OF Berry J. Tsylor's saw mill sxplo.
ded, killing instantly his son-in-lsv,. Wade
Campbell, and Wade Critic and K snuedy
and Burt Woodards. Campbsll was blown
about thirty feet through the top of an
apple tree and the wall Of lint 70 ON On
the cotton mill. One Of his hanab vs.
found sevsnty-6ve yards distant. Grifn
Va literally torn to pisces. The other two
were not % badly manglsd The Supposed
cause OF the accident i the inexperisocs of
Campbell, who vas temporarily aetisg q
en0inaer
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MADRID, Der. 30.-The present session Of
the Cortes will close when the bill for the
abolition OF slavery in Cuba il disposed Of.
Tns new ssssion will begin in March.
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Indiana Republlcaus,

IND1ANAPoLrs, Ind, Dec. 3O.-The Re
publican State Central Committee met in
this city tonight and decided to hold their
State Convention At Indianapolis, June II.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 81.
The DrvsS's Journal reports:
1ho6s - Receipts 5000; shipments a,eOO.
Strike matters remain unaifored Mafkot
exceedingly dull and ten cents lower; mixed
packing e3 1904 W; light, ~ 50ai 20; choice
heavy a 6094 S.
shipping cattle plenty and 10 cents lover.
except for the best exports, with sales al
u Da5 rs; butchers' arm and in good demand:
" 5s3 50 feeders and stockers fairly active
Shd steadv at " 30a5 20; market closed tame.
and AL but q few common to medium ship.
ping were sold.
sHEEP - Receints 400: market steady and
demand fair n q e0s4 SIX :
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as given to the public and their testimony
under oath, differ widely, and the crimes Of
which they accuse the Indians in their
sworn testimony would suffice
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FOREIGN.
An lnnenne Asr1ka.


LONDON, Dec. 3O.-Ten thousand mineru
n: On . strike in the Mons district Bel.
suim.
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COUUTH NRW0.

Our correspondent, u. A. B." whose
favoEso our readers always enjoy and spprs-
eiats, sends rs this morning an interesting
budget of county news.
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TIE DEFKNCuHe WONn
CMAPTER or .CAsUALT1ks..


N0yes' Announce EnAel,
81. JoHNsBuRs, o, Dec. 29.-G nfgs
Noyes eyed q, died to-day from the .fiects
OF chloroform administered By . d enlist
before extractin Q tooth.
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THE OFFICIAL REPORT.


LONDON, December 3O.-Ths off.
cial report of the North Britisb
railway in regard to the terrible calamity
sunday from the break in the Tay bridge
says:
THE falling sirders made . verv clean
break. From the portion standing almos,
the only signs OF smash are the ends Of
the rails on which the trains ran. which
are torn asunder. The rails emainipR are
wrenched out of their chains for . few
yards."
The severe gales Sunday extended "a
Bescastle, Edinburg, Stranraa, Greenock,
Yarmouth, Liverpool and Plymouth, and
r,uch damage done on land and to ship.
ping, Including the loss of French barque
and eight men.
BODIES REcovERED.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-A dispatch from
London says that three more bodie, have
been washed ashore near the scene of the
lay bridge disaster. All the mails have
been recovered.
Inc newspapers are unanimous In do
manding that . eesIching inquiry be made
into the causes of the accident.
ONE CAR D1scovERxp.
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-After several unsuc.
cessful attempta diver has discovered q
6st-class carriage of the wrecked train,
but as there were no frs.class pesseneera
no bodies were discovered. The opera,
lions will bs continued to-day.
The Firth of Tay IL one of the principal
estuaries OF Scotland. The river By which
1t Ii supplied 10 formed BY the junction of
two streams. one flowing from Loeb Tay
and the other from near the borders OF
Argyle. From the meeting of these two
streams the river Tay pufsues . tortuous
course east and south past Aberfeldy, Dun.
keld and Perth, draining the county of
Perth and FOrfarshie. At Perth the river
becomes firth, or estuary, widening to the
extent OF three, miles before it Joins the
Firth OF Forth, on the North sea. It 10
supposed to discharge more water than any
other river in Scotland, and its basin has
been estimated to comprise from 2,4OO to
ESQ square miles. 1t winds through q
country OF picturesque beauty. Dundee
and Errald are on the tn side and New.
burgh Is on the south ride of the estuary.
Il is navigable from the sea to Newburgh,
fifteen miles, for vessels of five hundred
tons burden, and sometimes to Perth for
vessels drawing nine feet of water.
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x. O LIVE STOCK MARKT.
KANaAs OIIY, No., Dec. 40

1ne COMMERCIAL Indicator" reports:
CATrLE-Receipts. s. head: NO shipments:
market steady but supply very lisht: NAIVE
steers av: ESQ to !, SsS lbs. sold at 81 Il1Ia
HoGs-keceipts 84ihead; no shipments:
ranging ut g 0o94 40; bulk ats4 lOo4 TO-
SakkP-Hecelpts none; shipments none:
q 1893 Is. ,s" ~
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Tho Afxhan Revolt.

LONDON, Dec. 3O.-A dispatch dated
Csbul, 9th, says: "General Bsller has
gone to Kohis,an with force consisting Of
100 infantry, . regiment of cavalry and
four guns, topupish the insurgents there.
"Mohammed Jan has taken Musa Khan
with him to Wardak.
"The country about Cabul is rapidly be-
coming quiet"
LONDON, Dec. 30.-The viceroy of India
telegraphs that Col. Norman has been at
tackled Al Gaudamuk by sumeullah Kahn,
with 1000 followers. The enemy were
driven of. The British loss was one officer
and one man killed. Col. Norman will
advance ut once and OCCUPY Lstabank.
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LIVERPOOL MARRHr.
LrvERrooL, IDec. 30.
BRKADsTUYTs-Maxket steady.
ELOCR-10s 6do1as,
W.. WH.Af-wintsr liz sd0lls ID; sprtns Ivs
CoRS-Oid. ct s. SD.
OArs-6s ID.
PORK-60s.
BEKY-8A
clear 3os - mort
LARD-3oy.
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POLITICAL,
This Means G,. II.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3d. he Republi-
can State Central Committe has decided
70 call the State Convention ut Harrisburg
February Alb.
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FoET1ss MoH1oK, Va, Dec. 30.-Six.
teen Indian students from the Yankton
Agsocy-eleven girls ana five boys-be-
tween the ages Of II and 20, arrived to-
day and viii enter the Hampton Normal
School.
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A thoeuueh medical treatise. indicating
how confirmed disabilities may be removed.
Ihe Gxps1snee Of 70 jean study. obssFva-
uoo and professional prat1ce, showing the
0De0c10s that VIII tna1re vost0red M anhOod,
q health, that have bosn impairedby over
taxed poWe11. 4 stAeement Of obstacles to
naxr16go and Of u means BY which they
Sen p removed. By mail. h, euTency o.
Anaso0y cd Sasnes, ~ 9Th Az, Ny.
tuAahunanntAW
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Great seouns An E.slaud.

LONDON, Dec. 30.-A heavy gale, mingled
With hail and snow, accompanied By thun.
der and lightning, passed over London yes
terday afternoon.
Terrific gales are reported from all parts
OF Great Britain and Ireland, causing much
dansge to property.
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FOoD or fss FLAxn.

At Dallas, Tsxas-Leos oAo.0oo.
NEW OHLEAHs Dec. 30.-Ths opsr
house 1t Sherman TsxAs, and IN adjoining
a.oe, $4,000.
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READY TO START

are to be tried, for the testimony of the
Meekers. - given to the press, convicts only
few of them of crime.
This List is frequently referred to BY the
commissioners and attaches in connection
with certain Indians and always -
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000e4A 640Ats
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Dec. 30.-Geu
Grant paesed through here this evening on
HE Southern trip. On being informed
that the people had gathered to - him
this FORENOON. b exprsssed regret 1t thus
disappointng them he vas loudly
WAsHusToH, Dec. 30.-Gsneral Grant
received callers this morning until 10 and
aftsrvard vail Cd about the city with Gen.
Beau till hali>las two. he luDched 1t
0sn. Bealps n dsece. All The member of
The Grant family ware present with the
exception Of Tie 0eoefal's married dauRh.
Ter Nellis ASP. N. Genefal Grant and
party left for Richmond, in CoIooel Scots
private car. The party consisted of General
and Nm Grant, General and Mn. Shsri-
dan, Cosooel and Hna Grant, Min
KITTY Felt Of Galeaa, and Byron
ADdfsvs, Of The Chicago Inter.
Oesea. Thy sxssct 10 Be- in Charles
IN Nv Years moaning. From Charles.
- hey % to FRna,di1a, Florida, By way
u oavaaaaA. iagoead Of Cedar Keys, =
20 esigisally intn1sd. At Fssnandins
lhsy Vim s1beek for Hsvana On tie
.esan9 City Il Alaxa.dria, of Tie New
Y@k 81 aavsas liss, which left New
YsRk 6atalday ~ viii pat in at FeTnan-
1ins In lin. Iii = ~ soDan9 q which
3sa. 0sal9 0ieinally ia1m1ed b ssil for
9eV YWk, I'D 10 besn lid N viii
lessansdsllss szFsnly II In. 0n.
49, vfl aespaspenv - perov n -
HIa -snn 4.
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THE STAR LIFT.

What this List is cannot say positively
but from hints dropped BY members of the
Commission and stray remarks made BY
them when they imagined the rep orters
were not alert am confident the stsr list
contains the names of those Indians vl,o
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1RIDn CATHOLIC COLoNlz.r-

AAD& SAAAVAAO COLONuZAT
Bishops spalding, of Illinois. -TN'
land. & Minnesota, vieited .nu Ire
!, 9 fsw days ago. A. 'o0.yn' n
: J. - Of B'As, 1oushaa 's sspi.inss
:. =. O'.' s.les Of his dioces. gathered in
=. A.s ,nurch, at the invitation of
stors, the object of the Catholic
alton project It is to disperse the
sroporti,cate masses of Irish Catholics
living in cities and manufacturing towns,
Ind ssstls them in agricultural colonies at
he West Such colonies have been al.
sssdy etabliated in Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa and Ainnesota; IN the latter State
1000 families have been placed during the
last four years Bishop Spaldirg praised
he Irish - the most moral of any race in
'tAsir native land, but - sadly losing their
good character in the United States.
I'VE know" he said, "by study
& lie criminal statistics that Q very
lGss portion Of the criminals of the
dated StaAes are to Be found among the
Ahh Catkoliea' The "frishtful falling of
aDeaG thsn in morality" in this country
b attributed to their unfortunate moral
uRss1ndings in America. q they become
1ened in eities and manufacturing towns
sed4ivs in tenement houses, ehut out from
nsanss. The bishop drew . sharp CONTRAST
oQov0 fho3R eoUntxy life NJ ko-,. In L..
- NJ tAsif HE here. Ss gave IN .o-I
onuee4 ~ xganisasioa Of the eolonisa.
onSscisty n Chicago By several arch.
asAepa biaAopA priests and laynen % q
sAeek company with $loo. 600 capital, to BE-
gskefiDsd By 1rish Catholics. With this
nshsy lands Ars 70 Be bought At the cheap
= sash prizes, the bonds secured BY mort
- On - lands, which are to be sold on
- tine 10 poor Catholics who will pay
= I'm fEon tie proceeds of thsir cropa
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THE STORY OF rHE WoNEN

worse than murder or ars0n-a crime which
Is spoken of only with baGed breath, and
which has not rs yet been even limited At BY
the newspapers. 1t Is we'll known that
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MADRID, Dec. -3O.-As the King and
Queen Of Spain were driving through .
gate of the royal palace this evening, .
young man, dressed a. q workman, fred .
shot from revolver at the royal carriage,
but his aim was bad and no one WAS hurt.
The ball has since been found and weighs
one ounce. 1t passed close to the head Of
one Of the royal footman. King Alfonso
was driving at the time.
The would-be assassin was Immediately
arrested and has confessed his crime. HE
name is Gonx ales and his age is 10 years.
ae is waiter BY occupation and . native
of 0alica
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LONDON, Dec. 30.-After several unsuc.
cessful attempta diver has discovered .
hntclass carriage of the wrecked train,
but as there were no frs.-cla@ passengers
no bodies were discovered. The opersr
tions will BE- continued to-day.
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Agitation Assuming Serious Sh

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Dec. 3O.-Telegrams
from Novi Bazaar announce that the agita-
ton in Bosria and Herzegovina is aesum-
ing serious proportions, owing to the
tyranny of the Austrian officers. Four
thousand Albanians are ready TO resist the
cession Ct Gosinje and Blayao to Montene-
gro. Armed Mukhtar Pasha's troops are
mutinous. They have not been paid and
are in ra2s.
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Special Dispatch to the Denver Tribuue.)
Los PINos, COL, Dec: %, via LAKE CRY
Dec. 26-Jack, the redoubtable, arrived
at Ouray's house yesterday evening viii
his retinue, having determined to turn his
back on his friends, the Sioux, and throw
himself upon the tender mercies of the
government.
Word Was sent yesterday to Gen. Hatch
BY Ouray that
JACK HAD COME IN,
that Sowawick was bringing up the rea,
with the rest of the Indians who were u
60 East and that the whole party would
b
READY TO START
BY Christmas day for Alamosa.
This seems encouraging, and General
Hatch is much elsted at the succas of the
Commission, the rest being At Ouray'i
house already. This full list of th names
OF the twelve Utes who are to b. tried II
Fort Aeavenworth, It has been impossible
to obtain from the commissioners hereto
fore and 1t has been equally impossible to
ascertain
!. WHY THESE TWELVE
are to be tried, for the testimony of the
Meekers. - given to the press, convicts only
few of them of crime.
This list il frequently referred to By the
commissioners and attaches in connection
with certain Indians and always -
THE STAR LIST.
What this list is I cannot say positiyely
but from hints dropped BY members of the
Commission and stray REMARKS made BY
them when they imagined the rep orters
were not alert, l am confident the stsf List
contains the names of those Indians wlso
COMMITTED CRIME
worse than murder or arson-a crime which
Is spoken of only with bsted breath, and
which has not rs yet been even limited st bv
the newspaper. 1t Is we'll known that
THE STORY OF THE WOMEN
q given to the public and their tastimonv
under oath, differ widely, and the crimes Of
which they accuse the Indians in their
sworn testimony would suffice
TO HANG ANY NAN
Of Whatever color without the formslity Of
} trial in the tvinkling Of IN eye. That
his list contains the names of those In
1isns Who are accused of this nsmslan
rhine toward
THE DEFINCNHs woMEN
. not sudden oonclusion, but ono which
las been arrived ut after careful considsrs.
ion, and which will be fully supported
.hen the trial of the miscreauts tai q.
'lace. Douglas and PERFUME are known
Q be two OF the names contained in the
ist, but the other names can only Be oh.
aimed At the time of thu trial
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TO HANG ANY NAN

of whatever color without the formality Of
. trial in the tvinkling Of IN eye. Ia.
this list contains the names of those IL
disns who are accused of this nsmalan
crime toward
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M Pastnastr.0s having driven
- istasxy dealers into pretty closs cor.
- = sow turning his attention 10 another
- Of swindl~s Who have bsea growing
M a IL essdulity Of Tie people. By IN
sed susd ysc.srday be iorbids The de-
Avsyo f lstten to certain firms in New
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