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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-30

Nss 4 ~ JACKSON. TENN. Aug. 81, fsTA
! wish to state, Tor the henciit OF tliosr who
suffer With Neuralgia. that have suifsfed
viii this wntched ilrease IN the most violsht
form, for two months, aud had been treated Ly
the best Medical men IN. larksnn. without OBJ
tanning any r,lisf. proeur,@ta afly q, nsu~s-
&c Of Dr. Ragiandls Celebrated, lightning
Relief AMI Il eurrl me In dive ninuteh. six
months have elapsed ahd hsyn nvtifeita
symptom Of the disease. .aissNe NiGya
Hf JAME4 v. NANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.

COSsTANTISOPLE, Tuesday, Dec II, 1880.
General LOngstreet. i'll presenting his creGen-
tals to-day Uued States Mnste? 10 TurSey con yeyed
to the Sultan friendly greetings of President Hayes
who desired to cement the present amicabe relations
between the United States and 1urkc y, and extend
ard improve the commercial intercourse between the
countries. The Sutan reply expressed readiness
do all his power to draw closer he existing friendly
RELATIONS aud ntmaCd satisfaction 1T the appointment
OF General LOngstreet. The sultan subsequently gave
audience to Mr. Heap, the United States Consul-Gcn
cr at ConrtautinOple, and iyitcd him. General Long
and the officers of the Ullted States manOfwar
NIpsic To dinner.
LONDON Tuesday, Dec IA, 1880
A dispatch from COustantinople s-ys that Turkish
military preparations Increasing.
dispatch from Vienna to The Times says the Albanian
League has entirely disappeared
II reported In rcheran that the Shek AbduIlah has
issued orders ~ the Kurds to suspend hOsties until
sprug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
ARMY CHANGES.

RETIREMENT OF GENERAL r. b. MARCY-GENERAL
HowABDs APPOINTMENT 10 WEST POINT GER
TAIN.
WASHINGTON, Dec 14.-Brigadier- General
T. b. Marcy, Inspector General United States Army has
,een ordered proceed 10 Fort Wngate Gew-Mexico,
md make certain nvestsauons IN accordance with the
distractions be ceived from the Secretary Of War
W completion OF this Guty he will return to the head
lnarter. OF the Army and mike lis report. General
hcy. after receiving the order. made application 10
he War DEPARTMENT 10 be placed the reti ed list It
hsaid by the War Department officials That he Will
poo oily be placed on the retired list January e.
The statement that General Howard would probably
Dc assigned 10 West Point, as mentioned III these DIS
patches OF the inst, las been practically confirmed
us SAID at the War Department that although the order
mas not yet been prepared IL Will, III all probability
lssue SOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
REPORTS OF NEw-YoRK COMPANIES.

ALBANY, Dec. 14.-The Erie and Atlantic
sleeping Coach Company has fled statement OF Its
financial condition VITA the Controller, Tor taxation,
follows Paid capital, 100000; number OF shares OF
stock 5000 receipts for months ending August l.
1880, S6OO17 80: tax. $500 90
The following reports been received by the stae
Engineer aud surveyor:
The Harlem Bridge, Morrisana and Fordham Railroad
Company reports paid capital Of S3JO,Oo0; funded
debt $4,000; receipts from pass ng-r', SI2l253 94
from other sources sash 9s Payments: road EXPENSES
S84 339 52 interest So 026 G7 other Items 1878 20
The FONDA, .onnstown and GiOversyille Rulr nd
ports paid capital % 100000; funded debt 5000 900:
unfunded debt S26 543 "a; receipts. about Sl2I OOO
pay IneDts, about $4,000.
The GOyersville ANA Eorthve Railroad Company
reports a paid capital OF $962I4 70; funded debt,
$500 900; unfunded debt S27.314 36. TINS road IL
leased 10 tie JohnstOwn and GlOversviIe RalI0ad
Greene Railroad Company reports paid capital OF
5000 900; funded debt. S2OO.O00; unfnnded dent,
$s5 80; receipts, about $4,000; payments, about
I'd / 900; dividends, 1000
The YaleY Railroad Clmpany reports n paid capital
OF 100000; uDfGnded debt S24l J25 80; pts
from passengers, Sl6.953 OF; freight, B26i 7el 23
payInents road expenses @Il7,o2O 67j DIVIDENDS,
600 rental paid by the lrssec 10 the Ockhoders
reports a paid capital Of 81 OOI OOO funded debt
s2,O2OO0oi unfunGea d,b,, Sl4529 eS; rec i,ts;
mails, 80 429 90; rents $2.S25 II Other -ourcca,
SAT 1eJ y; payments: road expenne., S1iO,Sl9 II;
Interest, si4i.4oo; dividends. s5o1Jo; otner iCems
TAe oswego aud Syracuse Railroad Company reports
Il paid capital " Slj2O49O; funded dcDt S47OOOO;
M iundrd debit @lss9 O7 receipts: rom pahstngcrs
$50 1877; fIegHJs SZ07 g32 SO mas. S3.03J 25 rcuts
$50 05 otIer .urcrs, s2o4ls 50 layments: road
cxr.usr- g2OO5O7 SO Interest 5JJ 634 30 dividends
lie Tioga Railroad Company reports a capital Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

s5so,9oo; funded debt, S7s9,5OO: urfunded debt.
S32 .645 So. Receipts-Freghts S3Jl.s 81; other
sources. S41 ss5 SO payments road expenses, S2|I'
30l 80 other items S63,0l7.
The Rome and Clinton Railroad Company reports n
paid capital Of S3i5 800; unfundcd debt. 5000 re-
ceps: passengers. sll, ,245 20; freghts $2l 67l 90
mails, sos 4s rents. S6"0 IL express 5000; pay
menis: road expenses, s2221l 43 rentals, S25o0o
The Utica, Clinton and Binghamtor Railroad Company
(steaml reports: Paid capital sG36285; funded d b.
100000; uniuuded debt, $4,000; receipts: from
81 646 O4 rents 81 93i is; EXPRESS, s.. 100: nay
ments road expenses S5l s26 6s rents. $4,000
The Utica Chenango and Susqneh1nna valley h0llrond
Company reports q paid capital - 100000; I'M
funded debt. S150145 81 receipts: from passengers,
Si2G S97 IS freight, S390.767 so: other souIc1s,
$lS.263 % payments: road expenses. $282742 80;
dividends S240000; rentals paid by lessee TO stock
holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDos, Tuesday, Dec. IA. 1880
The French Chamber OF Deputies to-day reaoYed 10
take into consideration the Governments proposal 10
sell certain Of the Crown jewels.
NJ de Lesseps states that 100000 shares OF the Pa
Canal stock have subscribed by 100000 per-
sons The greatest subscriber is England and next 10
France Is spain.
Edward Hanlan begun training at Putney today Tor
the with Laycock. which Will take place Jdnua ~
II. over the Thames championship course. He VIII Do
under tue care OF Wallace Ross.
Berlin dispatch to The DAILY Seps says; Prince
Reuss has returned from Fredrcksruh and has had an
audience with the Emperor and explained Prince Bis
marck's views on the Greek question
The Daily Ners Says We understand that the Gov
ernment considering the propnety OF adopting sys
TEN of grand committees 8 means OF relieving the
pressure OF business III the House OF Commons.
MONTREAL Dec 14-Typhoid fever is alarming the
residents of Montreal More than 100 reported
Ia that city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

WAsHINOpOs Tuesday, Dec. IA 1880.
After wasting more than week Of the session,
The Democrats IN the House Of Representatives to-
Gay abandoned for the present their attempt 10 pass
The Electoral Count resolutions without having a
quorum present Mr BIckuell was evidently dis
gusted, for he Withdrew the resolutions with the
iemark that he should not bring them forward
egain untii next January, when the Democrats, he
said, "OulG have aquorum present Thus ends for
Ie ilihe Deing another silly attempt Of the Demo.
Eailc party III Congress TO accomplish what they
tnew 10 be Impossible under the circumstances.
NOT SO EASILY BURIED.
The Democrats in the House Of representatives
hade a feeble effort to-day TO "squelch the pro-
Posed inquiry into the facts relating to the deten-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
CUBAN TOPICS.

HAVANA, Dec. 14.-Captain- General Blanco,
in General order dated December 10, thanks the vol
and regulars most nlttering terms for their
behavior durng the nsurrection. and that the King
recompensed them for their services IN MS iBanco)
crson by giving him the Grand Cross. He se's tne
aurcs adjoining the Cross reflected on their forchcads
The owners Of tie bonds OF February. 1873 have held
a meeting and have resolved 10 abstain from collecting
the 45 p cent offered by tho Government They Will
apVo.nt lawyer to esfaD-h their rights before the
State Council, COrfcs ana Ministry.
The Matauzas Exposition promises TO De great sue
cess
Tho Frencp war Steamer Chateau Renaud las arrived
al Santiago dc tubG from Vera Cruz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED ~ VERMONT

MONTPELIER, VT, Dee. 14.-In joint Assem-
North1ed reelected Secretary OF state without
position. Colonel E. Henry Powell, OF Richford. re-
elected Auditor Accounts acelamati0n. Adjutant
au4 Inspector eneral James S. Peck Of Montpelier,
reelected. QaartermaserG General LOW c. Kingsley,
or Rutland, was reelected unanimously. For Judge Ad
yocate General Colonel George w. Hooker OF Bratte
hOra, unani DOusy elected. The trls tees of tho
DlIyersity of Vermont and State Agricultural College
are ds follows: Justin s. Morrill,. of STAFFORD. Dr. Henry
Jaue3 Of Waterbury, and T. F. Wal OF M0nipelI'r.
Ideutcnant- Governor John L. BaF-tot. Of Shelburne
was elected on Board Of Truste l the vacancy
occasion by the death Of Ashae Peck. the Assembly
adjourned unit! next Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
A PARTNERSHIP DISPUTE.

THE INTEREST OF CHARLES =. SMITH IN " TIE
ALBANY EVENING JoUINAp-AsKING FOR RE-
CEIVER.
ALBANY, Dec 14.-At the adjourned term
Of the Circuit CourS to-day, the Of Charles E.
Smith Philip Ten Eyck and others, the motion for
the appointment OF Receiver OF the property OF The
Erentng Journal was argued by Mr. Henry Smith for
the plaintiff, and Mr. Hamilton Harris for the defendant
Henry Smith, counsel for Charles i. Smith, stated tha
his client would accept $4,000 for his One-eghth iu
tercst, would give seven times that amount to the
other partners and assume the debts aud Liabilities OF
the Mr. Harris sad she parties lie repre- sented
did MT want 10 sell at price. Justice Osborn made
the following order:
"Odered, thaC II be referred to Charles L r. SpoOr,
TO ascertain and report 10 tots or before the
"a instant the tc Of the accounts or the parties III
thls action win the irn when they were members,
10 show the amount each has drawn from the ifn,
aud the account If ch with said firm The first hear
ing TO be upon two days notice unless the parties agree
Il me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
CONTESTED SEATS IN THE HOUSE.
CTION OF THE COMMITTEE on ELECTIONS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

THREE CASES DECIDED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON Dc. lathe House Committee
Elections held a meeting to-day. but did not con-
sder either the DonnellyW Washburn case or the
Bisbec-Hul case. They postponed for one week
action on a request from Mr.. McCabe for further
time ID which to take testimony in his contest
against Judge Orth. Mr. McCabe has made the
same request from time to time since the Com
Zee was organized nearly two years ago, and he
appears TO be nearly much of an adept in post
roning business as The Election Committee itself.
he arguments in the of Bsbee against Hull
were closed nearly year ago and yet for some rea-
that case has been reported to the full COM
mttee by the subcommittee which has it III charge.
The Committee agreed to report to The House
upon three cases of contested seats. In the matter
OF BOynton against Loring, of the Vth Massachusetts,
District the Committee will submit a unanimous
report III favor of Mr. Lorng (Rep.), the sitting
member Inlthe cases of Wilson against Carpenter, OF
the VIIIth Iowa, and Holmes against Sapp, Of the
lXrh lows DISTRICTS, two reports upon each will be
hhmlttcd the majority reports favorine the sitting
b. mbers, bOtn of whom are Republicans. ho
Committee discussed Mr. SpringeTs bill TO amend
tie election laws relating TO the election OF Con
Kessmen and Presidential Electors, and Of course
Postponed II too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
TAXATION IN RUSSIA.

81 PETERSBURG, Tuesday, Dec. II, 1850.
The official project for the readJustment of
taxation contains the following propositions. based
upon reports from Russia and abroad: IL is proposed
that incomes derived from capital, trade commerce.
labor land and properly be taxed according an equal
percentage that all foreigners living Russia be taxed
equally with Russians; that all government securities
be taxed but that foreigners living abroad sual
not pay upon Incomes dervs1le from those secur
ties upon wnIch Russia bound herself at the time Of
their 10 pay Interest abroad aud that for
egu hondholders always residing abroad. and wishing
avail themselves this immunity shall certify at
their bankers that tdey not Russian subjects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF A wEsrERN ROAD.

BosToY, Dec. 1.-the Syndicate lately
formed by Boston and NewYork capitalists for the build
log Of the Toledo. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad,
which is extension OF the Toledo, Dephoe and Bur
linCton Road from KOkomo TO g. Louis. Mo-. has met
with such securing subscriptions th u con-
tracts are being let along he eure line Of over $50 miles
The officials OF the road having perfected favorable ar
Judgements for terminal facilities in ST. Louls state
that they expect TO have the road IN operation by
0nfn nhar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
THE SITUATION In IRELAND.
A THREAT OF AssAssINATrON--PROBABLE ACTION
AT The OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON. Tues sday. Dec IA. 1880

A THREAT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACTION
AT The OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON. Tuesday, Dec. IA. 1880.
Baron Dowse, presiding at the Connaught
Asszes at Galway, has received q letter threatening
him with death should he convict member of the
Land League.
At the Waterford Asszes although the jury panel has
been called times and the last occasions
under penalties Of alO and $50 respectively for nom
attendance sufficient number has answered the
summons for a jury to be struck.
At trshtown near Claremorris, last night body Of
men attempted forcbly 10 enter farm from which
tenant had been evcted They attacked the constabu
larry who Immediately red upon them, wounding four,
Two were arrested
The Times, leading editorial article this morning.
says:
The address in repY 70 the speech from the throne
the opening OF Parliament will he Quen OF
the readiness the House OF Commons TO act u.Do su2-
gestions made from the throne, and If any opposition
bers: The representatives from England and
Scotland are Practically unanimous, so Impressed
are they by The revelations OF the reign OF
crime IN Ireland; and majority OF
the IRISH Members wil we boeye consent 10 proposals
rous struggle before bill is passed. aud the spirit
obstruction have TO he overcome. but The result
cannot be doubtful. vast majority OF tho members
who win vote for the su pension 0 the habe corpus act
Will do with un1sguscd reluctance and ye. not the
less with the conviction that the proposal has not been
made moment TOO s00n. The Government are in-
duced to breye that In lie abnormal condition Of the
oyercrowded shores Of the West or Ireland the organi
zanon OF emigration schemes may be eApedIeut ana
possible as the cooperation OF CInada l. already as
sured.
The Pon Mai Gazette in leading editorial article
says:
The reports Of interviews between Nj Gladstone ana
the head OF the Deceive Police entirely untrue"
What Is true IA that the CRISIS wnch was rightly supposed
to twentyor hours ago Gas been siayed of by an
necessarily Tor nobody viii believe tbat mere threat
of ne suspension OF the habe3s corpus act IN January
tifafta t4f Z he aNr M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
THE NORTHWEST COUNCIL

WINNIPEG, Man., Dec. IA proclamation
has been Issued by LeuteDantGOuernoP Lard creating
three electoral Northwest Territory Tor
the election Of representatives to the Northwest Coun
Gil at Batrford It is stated that message has been
forwarded asking for its withdrawal, as two OF tne
electoral districts Will DO included IN Manitoba aIIet tue
enlargement OF the province
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIKS-BY TELEGRApa.
pIEn EaoM rHn EFFknrs oF A IuMp.

DIED FROM THE EFFkCTs OF JUMP
BATTfMoEE. Dee. l4.-iieury Diggs, u colOrcd boy
who Jumped from the upper hslr burning house SUNDAY
died TO-DAY.
PRISONERS SET FIRE 10 A JAILASD ESCAPE
PEIEE.BCkG, Va, be. li.-On Sunday morning
iour prisoners Lawreuoevlc. Va set TO the jan and
escaped The bu diug destroyed.
TERRIBLE KEROSENE ACCIDENT
CmCAG Dec. IA dispatch 90 Ihe Acrs from
Independence No Last night Mrs James Jones az
tcnptci & ~ lighted lamp with Lamp
OItd causing the instant drih of Mo Jones aud
t.o children, age trspoctW six and months
THE TRIALOF BOETREE.
HOSESDALE, Penn, Dec. li.-At fh' Bortrre trial
ihs morning antor Of he courthouse tesnei T. finding
bottles had contained liaiOg 30 cell
tnos d.. A. ID. Mcdonald. sap nncndsHt OF tuo tiD Ia
sane Hospital NeNYOA Cty te ,tlAod " DOftTecs leeC
t4ully
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
WADE HAMPTON 1GIIN.

III DENIES THAT NE MEANT TO CHALLENGE sRcRE-
TARY SHERMAN.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 14.-Ihe NeUS and COUr
ier publishes a letter written by Wade Hampton, in
swer to from the Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of
South Carolina in regard the letter in which Wade
Hampton is alleged TO have expressed willingness 10
meet Secretary Sherman the field MrIIampton dem
that ne intended to ChIcnge be Secretary and accuses
the latter Of gross dscOuresy he says he merely
post office address because he did not intend 10
main at the place from which he wrote the letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
MUNICIP III ELECTIONS.

BOsTON Dec. 14.-At the Municipal Election
here today Mayor Prince (Dom) was reelected by
about 900 maj 5rty
Boston. Mass. Dee. 1L--Henry G. lowering, Work
Ingmen's candidate elected Mayor of Lynn to-day
bv a plurality OF 900. Samuel COiley G&epl elect
ed MAYO of Salem.
NEwBURYPoRT. Mass, Dec. 14.-RObert Couch (Dcm)
elected Mayor to-day.
KEENE " H., Dee 1i-At the election hero to-day.
Irl Rus, ell Rep.l elected Mayor by ninety seven
majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
4 NEW CHURCH AT RED BANK.

RED BANK, n. j., Dec. 14-One-half the
congregation Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Of this
town seeded year ago from the parent society, and
formed independent society under the Of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church. At a meeting of the
society last night sufficient funds were subscribed for
tbe purchase of ground BrOad-st, the principal
street the town. and FOR the erection thereon OF suit
able house OF wOrshlp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
Killed BY 4 BOLER EXPLOSION

LOUISVILLE, Dec IA boiler in Fabe g.
Sons soap aud candle factory exploded this afternoon
killing Phip Hemp,l. carpenter; fatally njuring Con.
rad Sparkle and lizzie OFT gld severely ujurus Peter
BOenboche Il fireman. The explosion leyeed the
centre OF the building, tw0stOry hrck structure. Tie
insurance stock aud building, each Of al
most totally destroyed. Is $4,000. The machinery
which was Valu a at $50, 900, WAS uninsured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
TIRE crNc1NNAr1 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

CISCiN >ArI, Dec. 14.-ihe Chamber of Commerce
directed apple 10 the
National Boar ~ Trade FOR Tr.naLalement
EXCEPTION TO \ REFEREEs AWARD.
ALBANY, Dec. l4.-lhe Attorney .titnerdl eXcopfs
to tho OF the referee claim against tho Globe
mutual iif' Insurance company. by winch Sewel aud
Fierce allowed $4,000 aud nave mat amonuI s
The papers, seCur aud dOc,lmenls IN thclr hAuls
the srATEMHNr OLA BANKRUPT FOUND CORRECT
MtNNEAPOu~. Man., Dee lt.-ihe JOurnat 1uu-
lshcs an interview with iho sent by the NowYork
creditors . oNaniuc tho accounts Jf s.. a.. HarNOOl
huHc pO ,rnpL The investigation proves tho truth
Of thc statement niado by H1vwOOA
INVESTIGATING COAL CONTRACTS.
PuUANrLPplA. Dee li.-lht aonmittee np-
u nyts tho affairs of the Ga'Works reccivel
report tpntrp Patison Today Ing that tac
Nips ,unr ce Or cOai thc huo IA tG vouchers
w,h tho'r rnt,d ~ tie annual reporaf t voted "
extona tAo gauOn back " ~ .o. .boA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
NJ ROCHEFORr AND N. GAMBETTA.

The great subject of interest here is a news
paper warfare between Henri Rochefort and NJ. Gam
BETA. In conscqu. nee OF VI. Rocheorts persistent
abuse OF NJ Gambsta the latter has indirectly caused
certain letters be published in which Rochefort when
for PARTICIPATION In the Commune, bes ught
numbic mediation of NJ. Gambetta and Gen
eial TrOchl IN his favor VI. cIefIrt hese letters,
dIsayO Cd his cOnncc ion win he Communists.
LONDON Tuesday. Dee. IA. 1880
Tie correspondent OF The Tiaes at Pans, commenting
tho letter sent by Henri ROcnefOrt TO General TrO.
chu asking his mediation IN his behalf when under
rest for participation IN the Commune says NJ Roche
fort il likely lose cast irrerieyaby with those who
have been treating nim az q Kind or leader.
NJ RJCbefOrt has challenged VI. Renach for publish
the letters. VI. Renach replied that he simply
pub shed the letters signed by NJ. RoChefOr and
o the lalier rep.rntlun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
SITTING BILL TO SURRENDER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-The War Depart
'nent Las received forwarded telegram from Captain
z cd, dated Ut Poplar River Camp, ID. t. stating that
"Gsu" had offered TO surrender himself aud sitting
Bull and the seventy lodges under their command,
ydng tbat Captain Reed allow them TO remain at
Poplar Creek but that they would go Fort BuOrd
@ TO any of the posts. To this Offer General
leIiy could not accede
Another aud later dispatch that Allison had
WTDe1, that Sitting Bull asked TO Dc permitted 10
i Ten days lOager when he would De able 10 80 "
fOft BgIOrd with his caup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
MEETING or THE BAR ASS0CIAnoM

At the regular meeting Of the Bar Associa-
ton las evening exJHdge Emott offered resolution
direc ting Judiciary Committee 10 report the
pedieucy OF aboshng the present superior Court aud
Court Common Pleas, this city, and transferring
their Judges the Supreme Court also ss 70 the *
pediency OF such legislation would result IN the
aOUliIUn ali courts in tie State above the County
WAS adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
A DEFAULTER SENTENCED.
IONDON Tuc,ldy. Dee II


Joseph Tapson, formerly secretary OF the
Metropolitan Railway CompaDy's Provident SAVINGS
Bank Of London, who arrested Philadelphia by
Engish detectives September IL. charged with being
defauter IN the of $40 900, and who brought
back 10 England "a warrant Of eXfraditiOn
tcnced the G, nra Criminal Court today ~ Ave years
penal seryltude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
EXPECTED ARRiVAL or H4RrMAYM

BOsToN, Dec. IA dispatch from Leo
Hartmann The expelled Russian reyolutionist states
tha. he VIII sail from London few days and proba-
bly, arrive IN Boston before JanultY 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC ROAD.

OTTAWA, Dec. 14.-In the House of Com
mons yesterday, Sir John Macdonald refused TO lay be-
fore Parliament the paper 10 connection with the offers
made for the construction of the Pacific Railway, saying
that the financial weakness Of some Of tho enderers
had compelled them t0 withdraw, and he would not
Illuminate them by publishing their names The debate
the railway resolutions VIII begin to-day. an amend
ment by Mr. Blake leader OF tho Opposition for post
pOnemeDt until January having been defeated by
majority OF hftgtWu.