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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-06

sam T p A TT T.
IsA CITY OF ovER
$1,000 Inhabitants,
located ct Head Of Navigation, on the Misaissippi
River, and the
Terminus Of Is Lines Of Railroad,
Throughout Minnesota. Iowa and wiscensia, ana
through Dakota Territory and into the
British Possessions.
40 Commercial and Manufacturing Center, 81.
Paul Offers Immense Advantages, the wholesale
Trade already Reaching Over
80 MILLIONS ANNUALLY !!
Below Win be found List of the
Leading Houses in The CITY,
Which Business Men throughout the Northwest vii
do veil to preserve for reference:
ARCHITECTS.
John STEVENS SON., 2aA East Third street,
st. Psul Mimi.
ARTISTS MATERIALS.
SHERWOOD HoUaH, Cor. Third end wsbsshsv.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
st. PAUL HARVESTER WORKS. robert 4th.
B. d. BUEORD & CO., i49 East Third street.
BOOTS AND sAOEs.
SoHLIEK / co., So E. Third and 2s wabsshss.
Burt's Fine Shoes. Sole Agency 50 Third street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SHERWOOD HoUGH, Dor. Third and warashsw.
BIT. PAUL BOOK AND STATIONERY CO., 81 Il.
Third street.
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGKs.
Quincy HALLowELL, 81 to 4s Robert street:
A. NIPPOLT, corner Seventh sibley streets.
COMMISSION, FRUITS And PRODUCE.
FINCK AooAULRY, Wholesale Dealers In
Grain, Flour, Feed and Provisions, No. A Sibles
street, st. Paul, Mum.
ROXIE JAG0AR, II Jackson street.
DRY GOODS-RETAIL.
All. LINDEKE BRO Q East Third street.
ESTERLEY HEINEMANN, Wholesale and Re
tall l08 and los Seventh street. Of Jackson ST.
CARPETS. WALL PAPERS, ETC.
JOHN MATHEIs, Ii East Third street.
W. L. ANDERSON, 86 East Third street.
-...z..-.-............=
DKUGGIsrs-WHOlEsALE.
NoYEs BROS. l. CUTLER, CO and 10 sibley st.
FURs, FEATHERS, GINSENG, ETC.
A. O. BAILEY, 10 jackson street
FURNITURE, FEATHERS, MATTRESSES.
sTEEs BROS, 81 E. Third St. Established 1850.
GROCERs-WH0LESAL
P. h. KELLY co., 142 to l4S East Third street
HARDWARE, TOOLS, ETC.
KINGsBURY DRAPER s5 East Third street.
JEWELLERS AND MATCHMAKER.
EMIL aE1sT, ST East Third street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sTRON0, HAOKETT CO., ls2 e Third st.
LOANS, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE
THos. COCHRAN, JR, IL wabashaw street.
LIME, CEMENT. PLASTER HAIR.
SANDERS l. MATHEWS, II and "a Lsves
VIVA. constants, Jackson street.
N0TI0Es, JOB LOTs-wHOLEsALE.
g. W. BEOHT co., lOa East Third street
..@.-..==-...z-==---....ss..
SCALES.
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.
arocers' Fixtures. Copying Presses,
OIL Tanks, Alarm Money Drawers,
Safety Step Ladders, &C., &c,
FAIRBANKS, MORSE h co 40 East Third street.
TRUNK MAKERS
ORIPPEN UPsON, IA East Third street.
~ H. GARLAND. II East Thir street.
WINES AND LiQUORs-WHOLEsAL
PERKINS, LYONS & CO., 81 Robert St.
HAGAENMII.LER z UHI. 17a W Third 81.
CONSUMPTION CURE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-06

Time, 1882, 2:261, 2:271]S, $50.
The continuation of the doubts team was
holly contested and caused no little enthusi-
a.m, eight heats being trUtted to win. ,
SUMMARY.
Sleepy Ned and Peter Farley..a 23oS1
Little Ned ard Little Queen. 4 2 Q 8 1 O 8 s
Lady Hess and Mate. ........3 s l 2O1 9
Time 2:474, 2;i714, 2:47579, 2:40, 2;4U. 2:40,
dead, 2:S54, 2:4S.
The officers are holding q meeting at the
Cook house, in No.9, and the premium lists
are not made out and cannot be given until
they are posted into the ledger.
SUMMING UP.
This closed the State fair of 1880. The
most of the officers of the society are still
here busiIy engaged in summing MP the
results, balancing the books and getting
ready for final settlement The total rs-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-06

New YORK, Sept. "A st. Augustine. Fla.
dispatch says, the painful sur!mise regarding
the fate Of the steamer Vera Cruz has been fol-
ly confirmed, for a few survivors have happily
escaped death and are now safely on shore.
The i'll fated steamer foundered at half past 3
o'clock Sunday in the midst of the hurricane,
having labored painfully for some hours in
the heavy sea. OF seventy persons who were
on b ard when the steamer left New York,
thirteen are known TO have been saved, SO
that
, 1880-09-24
Notice..

The commissioners Of the United Sta es
International Exhibition, to be held In
the city OF New York, A. ID. 1880, have
received from tie Executive committee.
circulars containing the following an.
nouncement: "rhe preparatory work OF
he Exhibition necessitates immediate iu-
formation as to how much space Is likely
to BE- demanded by exhibitors In the
buildings to be erected BY the Commission
for exhibition purposes.
In accordance with such announcement.
therefore, all manufacturer, producers.
and other persons desirous Of forwarding
their products, wares, or other articles
from Washington Territory, to the above
EAh bitior, arr respectfully requested to
make known TO me. imInedialely, the
character OF rheil il led exhibits. and
the amount OF space that will be required
tor tie proper display Of such articles.
W. o. BUSH.
60 unss.ioner ior Washington Terry.
olympia. Scpr. 18th. 1850.
, 1880-09-24

~ Mr. Korter has made q nice
Improvement IN his barber shop. We
venture 70 sAy that be has a shop as
neatly sttsd 8p a. any on the Sound.
He has also sgtsd sp a bathroom for
sal, and fresh water baths. He has
doRe bis beat 20 have one Of the On
es, shops, and is master Of his pro
feSsion.
, 1880-09-24


~ Psgt i''.cDF rry. ~. y. ~sr f..r. I..H.
NJ NNN ~ wAe1HE hslHFr. s a g.
+. ..HH
uvceAsvd waS a gentle, devoted
vie 70 the young husband for whom
she had foraker toms ana kindred
kndo~ed uith a sweeI And lovsble
hsPositioa, 80 kpow her ~as 10 re-.
sFsct." Daring bcF brief residsnce
al Port Discovery she bad sndssred
hsrseli 10 all who came within reach
Of ber love-iuspiring influence. Her
premature departure from this life
cas, a deep gloom over the eommu.
nsty wherrin shs resided The ia.
neral services were conducted at the
residence Of deceased, on Sunday
last, Judge r. 5. Greene officiating.
After these solemn and impressive
rites we're over, the handsome easket
containing the mortal remains was
placed on board the ship War Hawk,
% be taken to San Francisco for ia.
terment
Rest, sweet one
Though far from earthly scenes,
To mem'ry ever dear.
, 1880-09-24

Did not reach a point equal TO that Of
1919, but It was high enough 10 DO a deal
os damage. Time, however, viii repair
this, but time only makes worse every
case Of disease OF the kICiasys and urinary
orgrns which a boz Of oeegon Ridsey
Tea would cure. Sold by all Druggists.
, 1880-09-24

N1~"~S S@R R'&s. Nsf~Af
s,lves:
10 THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMIT
TEE OF JEFFERSON COUNTY:
GENTLEhEN:-I regret exceedingly that
[ am unable to accept the honor intended
to be conferred upon me by the Republi-
can County Convention, which nomirated
me FOR the office of County Commissioner
lam grateful for the mark oi confidence
Indicated BY the action Of the County
Convention In the expression OF Its In
dorsenent OF myself, and shall do all IN
my power to secure the election Of the
good men placed in nomination by TIE
Republican County Convention, but my
private business demands my undivided
attention, therefore | must respectfully
and positively decline to allow MY name
to be used as a candidate for the office TO
which | have been nominated.
have the honor to be very respectfully.
Your obedient Servant,
HENRY LANDEs.
PORT TOWNSEND, W. T., Sept. %, 1850.
ROBERT ID ATTRIDGE, ESQ, Port LUD-
LOW, w. T.:
SIR:-The Republican Committee for
Jefferson county have authorize me to
tender you the nomination et Commits
sioner upon the Republican County ticket
TO fill the vacancy Occasioned by the dec.
iination OF Henry Landes. Esq, of Pot
Townsend. An ary Iep y is requested.
Very respectfully yous.
ALBERT BEiGGs,
Chin Republican Co. Com.
, 1880-09-24

~strinss wtl ~ held in - Paui's churrh on
9pnIiaN nF1f at % 4. ani b. ~ ~un0Ay
hsnu AZ - ItsT tuE lragvr 90 Nriiutyv-
af
l'usrhirr nsxf ~ahthsy in ~ NJ y Jhurvh
ua.TnilE aal Fte1iflf. 81 Efu ". !. tc~Fsf
Tastng ~4,aafh @kOai ~ Eb ~. a..
NiA rsara fragcF lhswtiEg on THURSDAY
rFrufBsH a. 0AiDtG
, 1880-09-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The following notes explain them.
s,lves:
10 TIE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMIT
TEE OF JEFFERSON COUNTY:
, 1880-09-24
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that oil per-
sons are forbidden to furnish GOODS,
Etc, to the Puget Sound Iron Co., ex-
cept upon an order from tie Supcrintend-
ent. d. w. MOOR,
Superintendent.
Port Townsend, Sept. 8, 1880. n:30
, 1880-09-24
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
OFFICIAL pVgR OF polT rsANlENo
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS

NE Householder is TO return 70
FRISCO soon.
Carr. Roeder, Of whaSeom, wa
ir town a few days ago.
THE>E fAll rains ar, proving su
fortunate for farmers uho htve late
grain.
TuR schooner TeaEer arrived from
off Grays Harbor, on saturday last
Capt. ACCrea and Mr.. Quinn repor,
Spleassn, voyage.
Two Or three weddings in this
city. that have been talked Of for .
long time, are likely soon to come to
q focus, as il were.
Mas. Dodd, OF the Central Hotel,
in this city, will leave BY the next
steamer to San Francisco, euroute
to her old home to visit relatives, in
the East.
THE Portland "New Northwest"
comes TO us Enlarged and in a re"
dress Of type. 1t is an able adv
cate of the cause of women's rights.
and deserves to prosper.
THE district court that recently
adjourned here did not accomplish
much save to throw some heavy cos
bills on Jefferson and Clalam coun.
ties, and let crime go unpunish, d.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed
and there is talk Of petitioning tol
Judge Lewis return.
New GooDs.-Messrs. Waterman
& Katz have jus, received from Sa'
Francisco a lot of very desirabh
goods, among which are a pleasing
variety Of ladies' and gentlemen's
kid gloves from New York, silk rub
Der overcoats and caps, cheap, an
other goods in proportion. This firm
expects by the next steamer larg'
stock Of fall goods which they vii
offer at reduced prices.
LAST week we received pleasan
call from Mr.. Patrick, of the New
Tacoma ledger" Mr.. P. was OF
his way to San Francisco His jour.
nalistic career on Puget Sound ha'
thus far been fraught with fatteyin,
results. He and his associates in
business have succeeded in estsb
fishing and building up newspape
creditable alike to themselves, TO Ta
coma and to the Territory. We
wish them every success.
JUDGE Burke's lecture last Satur
day evening was not as largely at
tended as a cheap, good for nothing
negro minstrel show might have
been, but il was a rare treat to those
who attended and reflected much
credit upon the speaker. The sub
jsct was "Mirabeau," a noted char
acter in the French revolution. Mr..
Burke is a graceful, easy speaker.
and shows himself to be well versod
in history. On the OCCASION meu
toned, several other meetings u
town kept many persons away, I'll
there were about forty in attendance,
THIS is the FIRST of a course of lee
lures in contemplation by the liter
ary society to build up reading
room fund with.
TnE fellow, Nation, who so bru
tally murdered poor Lawrence in
this place q short time ago, was al.
lowed to quietly depart last Tues lay
His trial had been put off till the
next term OF cou {, hot, as the o,her
prisoners had just been discharge
il is presumed that he gos lonssom'
and could not endure ssoh p"or &C
eommodA,ions. jsilsr Chapman.
With unparalleled oafelsssness, vsa'
down toto the jsil sod 'oilsd sround
ul Mstson walked sruund behind
hin. ciinbsd tts ladder ihroagb tis
trap doof. aad b, oa' Part ro-H
ssnA has a sahstan'asl si' thsf ross
ths oupusy isrgs 900 oi w1nry,
, 1880-09-24
Notice.
TMruFTANT ~ AgENTs-TnE ITP Oh
CEN. JAMES A, RARglELD,

By %. lsfaalal lriCnd, NAJ0R ECNDY.
klltnf = y -Msil j. .hr oi,iv edb o.,
fo slb,h Gvn Garfield lsas givru y.ef.oua'
afteufigu NJ fsCts B,audmIy lIintrl . ..
~ afa lsasilA The brsf ~ \
'fa.nuwriui Aitfrfi.t M ura.
eai y A iirfabd aThs msa u.e.
fal - .lhhr aad stfistlcuy ~ Y
f A,sp.s Ful huEth stsFi rsTtran bY
ifaE ffsan psrr1r "a "a erfafrsaF o.
fh.s art Arists tgpais Wartsa. 10.
sss' rrfHns NyTal l.tsa ss turr ~ .iin-
f..rss aseaf a s EARNEs A 90. en-
a Its ~ Iaisu eI. Nss Nafk
, 1880-09-24

PonT LUDLOW, W. T., Sept %. 1880.
ALBERT BRIGGs, ESQ, CHM REP. Co.
CON-:
SIR:-Your' Of this date received. Per-
nit me TO express my thanks for the
favor, and to accept the nomination SO
rendered. Respectfully yours,
r. d. ATTRIDGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. IS. 1890
This weeks purchases OF silver bullion for the Pha-
delpna orleans and san Francisco MInts amounted
to 2360C0 ounces.
Al tie Cabinet meeting to-day Secretary Evars an
nOunced that the treaties with China VIII DE sent
to the Senate Immediately after 1t c0nyenes
As near as can be estimated at the present time the
public debt statement for the month Of November Will
not show decrease of more than S2,OOO.OOO.
Several vessels of the Revenue Marine Service have
been grated by the President To cruise during the
winter months for tue reiIef Of distressed vessels
The President appointed to-day Ellis L. Bierbower
United States Marshal for the District u Nebraska. and
Almon Barnes Of Vermont, be Unitci states Consul
Curac0I
circular was issued by the Treasury Department to-
da authorizing Supervising Inspectors or steam vessels
to suspend daily reports to the Supervising In
specfOrtienera required Dy circular letter Oh July
rs. 1880, until March l. 1851.
telegram was received to-day by Commissioner
Raum from Collector Wade at Savannah, Ga. stating
mat Deputy Taylor reports the capture yesterday or
still nd the destruction OF quantities. beer and mash
tie prarcrty nf Games Parnam, 4 veteran Illicit dis
ucr ni Eldert County.
The United States steamer Wacbusett arrived al
Palaua November H. Commander Nelson reports
fever persons on the SEX list than at time since
leaving Boston. The United States trainng-sip Sara
tuga arrived aJ Baltimore November u Ihe tennessee
kCarsargc expected TO leave himplOn ROADS
"a rev days on txtended cruise IN the west Indies
There is now about SS500O00O in gold bullion stand
ing TO the credit Ot the United States Treasurer ont 0
which II mas been decided 70 coin monthly Sl00O0O00
in denominations OF S5 and $40. No gold coins
Of less deuoInin aton than S5 will he coined at
The work referred to viii be Ormed al the PhIaie
ulia Mrt 10 Thought nrOhaoe that this coinage VIII
he continued until the SS5OOOOOO IN bullion On hand Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
GERMAN REPUBLICANS REJOICING.

largely attended meeting Of the German Repub-
lcan Central Committee Morris Friedsam. presi-
dent, was held last evening at Nos. 291 and 293
Bowery. Primaries were ordered to be held in the
several Assembly Districts on the first Friday in
January. IL is intended make the new committee
as largely representative of the German Repubh-
cans of the city as possible The following pre-
amb'e and resolutions were adOpted:
WhercaS. The Republican party Of this city. state and
country have cause TO rejoice the glorious victory
achieved November 2 1880 the election VI General
James A. Garfield az President and General Chester ~
Arthur as ice-Presideni OF the United StItes and
NiercGS The people of this great Empire STATE ny
votes for the successfu candidates Therefore he IL
ReSOtred That express gratitude TO the Repub
hcan leaders OF this State for their eJrie and
the able and judcious management displayed 0y them in
the late campaign;
RcSotUcd. That also tender thanks merchants,
businessmen ana Oter silent but thoughtful riz for
the firm support ibev gave the Repu0lcsn electoral
ucket thus aiding IN the success Oi our National can
didates.
RcSOiced That dscOuntenance those organizations
cGl'lin 10 be Republican which during th" late
pdsI are known 70 have been simply " mutual adm
lion societies. Serenadng then selves, passing resOlu
tluns cOmplimrntlng Themselves and whch secrctly,
anu IN some nstnc openly, refused 10 support ctDdi
dates nominated by regular Republican conventions.
RcS0fced. That hereby express undiminshed
nfidence IN the off II the Central and EX cuuve
Committees and ai-p tender thanks the
German Republican District associations represented in
This organ cation TO the Ova straigtforword
and vigorous which they supported the Re
publican nominees for National State and local Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
PEvvSYLTANIA INSURANCE Fra UDS.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE


PoTTsTowN. Penn, Nov. 26.-The investi-
CATION into The fraudulent If isurance business IN
this vicinity makes great sensation and startling facts
have been brought out 1t seems that agents Of co
operative associations nave IN the habit Of placing
passed AS good risks by doc,og Generally
relatives or friends OF the persons insured are
made the L0mina benefciares but the understanding
was that the spectators should keep up the poll
ces ny pavn the assessments and take the lions share
of the money when the ents die. M1ny specific
have been reported, aud many people say they have
been urged 0y agents to place risks on old and scky
p,ope a. means of making money, the agents guaran
teenG to pass them and to pay the relatives certain
portion Of the sum assured
The following cases ar cited:
Emma Raiuhart w.O died lately at Amtv ~ cOnsump
tion. was insured for - 900 in thre companies.
Robert Bland, over scventy-ive years OF age o poor
man. died recently at MoHOcacy Daring the past sum
mer nsrances the extent Of from $40 900 to $50 900
eff cted on his life.
Caleb II. Bland. OF this place, induced % take
risk Robert Bland fr $1,000 in The sOutheI Penn
sylyania Mutual Relief Assoclaton.
Policies the amount Of $4,000 nave been a'elY
taken in favor OF several prrsOns the life Of John
Redcay. a feeble OF eighty-twO years, living at
BirisborO in several companies. The last policy for
S6 900 taken Out within two months. Rrdcay's
sonn-law me old man IL very feeble aud cannot
1--we a year He adds that an agent told INN gleeluy
that policies on the old mans hfe are being taken
Verv fast.
David Endv over eighty old, lives in Pottsgrove,
and Is very feeble H. has insured FOR 81 900 m
southern Pennsylvania and was pald 20 Dy man
Daniel Riudes was buried at Boyertown Thursday.
He feeO e, and was eighty years Old, vet
he had been insured for about $1,000 some OF the
risks being taken wirhin six weeks.
An Od named Balman AM his wife nave been in-
siired far : .0CO each A promise uade To pay
300 funeral expenses Ia the one who survives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
C0NFESS1yG MURDhR on THE GALLOTS

SALEM Va, Nov. 26.-The hanging of Mar
Gus de Lafayette Hswiry, who convicted of tue
murder o. Ztnarlaa HAYES, June Of last year took
MACE here to-day The execution or the de m sentence
wa. conducted privaely. H4wley maintained AN as
tonis;ijng calmness of demeanor the scafod. Tn
a sfer read paper containing Hawey's Gying words
10 the ffect that Haycs but shot him Deegiug
mat II he did not do So bc would himself DE shot A
1Cr33 a. m Deputy Sheriff SteveIs sprung the trap The
fa VAS over eight feet, and death ensued Without
struggle.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. GA dispatch from Plenix.
ArzoDa SAYS that DcmetTIo DOmlngucs, SET entern
va. hanged to-day he murder Of Nr Thomas.
40 II was feared that there would be attempt 10
rescue hlm. bat nOne made. cft "A written con
ls N acknowledging h- gulit. This - the first legal
hanging in Territory. though four men nave been
vuched and eleven others nave suddenly dis ppeaTed
aud are supposed 10 have been hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
SCENE IN PARlS COURT.

PARIS. Friday. Nov. &c. 1880.
In the libel suit brought by General de
Cissey LaIsan OF he defendants, to-day accepted
the responsibility FOR the articles m the PETIT Pdrisen
and admitted the evidence II the witnesses OF General
de Cissey NJ Lasants request that the court adjourn
for week in order that he sht produce witnesses,
was rejected.
The counsel for The prOsecu'ion Jwet upon the gori
ous services Genera tie Cs-Y. aud declared THAI his
accusers were prosecuting IN hm the soldier VINO
first TO eater Paris durng the reign OI the Commune.
ThIs was received chfers in the and q
tumuJ followed, IN consequence OF which the sitting
was suspended and tie hIli cieared.
When the sltiag rcaun' Il. the President or the
tr Duna censured he members OF the bar for partcl
patng this manifestation Of feeling The counsel.
continuing hi argument, fOlght TO GcmOnstrate that
The charges mad nst General de Ctssey abso-
luIry uuiOuuied. Tue counsel Tor ihe defence fol-
lowed aud a. tnc CONCLUSION Of Gs speecL the tgal
al burned until tO-nl0rrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
AT THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
ACTIVITY AT THE DEPARTMENTS.

ACTIVITY AT THE DEPARTMENTS.
sHIPDUTLDIsG DECLINING-rHE PROPOSED TREATY
WITH scRvIA-THE RECEIPTS FROM THE POSTAL
sEEvIcE-RrGIsrEREDG GOVERNMENT BONDS
The States which gave their Electoral votes
to Hancock cost the Government more than
SO, 3,50O,000 in excess Of their postal receipts.
Minister Kasson visited Washington to consult
Secretary Evarts regarding the proposed treaty
with Servia. The annual report of G. w.
Scofied, Register Of the Treasury, shows
that there was considerable decline in
American shipbuildmg last year. Statistics have
been gathered by Special Agent Porter of the
Census Bureau in regard TO the holders of the
4 and 4l2 per cent Government registered
bonds. The table shows that of the $685.
$751; $50 in these bonds 4l73, lS9, 400 is held
by individuals in this State. The American
Union Telegraph Company contemDlates lay
ing two new cables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
THE ALBANIANS BAFFLED.

RAGCsA. Friday, Nov. 26, lssO.
Dervisch Pacha has occupied the Mazura Heights.
compelling the Abanians TO abandon theirentrench-
ments The Turks are thus enabled to communicate
with the Montenegrin brigade sent to the frontier
under General PetrOych.
A dispatch from COnstantinople, which is deemed
sensational. says ;" In the fighting which preceded
the occupation of DuicignO by Dervisch PIchl the
Turks LOST 800 in killed and wounded and Alba
mans lost 400"
VIENvA Friday Nov. 20, 1880.
The Moutenegrns have passel through Mazura,
leaving garrison there, and occupied the Turkish
intrenchments on the heights detachment sub
sequenty advanced to take possession OF Dnlcigua-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
INDIAN TROUBLES.
sFyRN PERSONS KIILRD-AGENr BERRYs BOND
NEWS FROM THE YANKroNAIs.

sFVRN PERSONS KILLED-AGENr BERRYs BOND
NFws FROM TIRE YANKroNAIs.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. ga dispatch to
The Neus from Dallas says: News has reached here
IRON tne Indian Territory OF an encounter between
cow boys and fifteen IEdlans on the Comanche reserva
ton Seven persons werc killed and wounded Tie
COWBOYS abandoned he wodnied aud escaped into the
Panhandle"
DENVER Col. Nov. 26.-Indian agent Berry to-day
fled buad IN SUM OF $1,000 for appearance for
trial GA Anril 81.
WASHINGTON Nov. 26.-CoOnel Davidson, commander
f LII. miutary district or the Yellowstone. under daie
of November 10 has forwarded the following report
wlicl he receiY ed from Read 70, Popgr Greek:
"a war party OF YauktO1as, arrived lass night on
foot report having hsht at the nonth OF the Musse
she nInc days ago, which they had Que man killed
They say they charged hy InaidEs from the camp,
but ieny IrOlps. Tney have plenty OF anlmu
milton from The woodyarJ on the riveT."
Cnlouel Davidson thinks that this shows that the
YaDGtonas were a"sent from their agency, aud must
naye beet the persons reported il kisDgourys die
patch OF November z.