davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-08
ly the Cologne Gazette hns faithfully relne
schtcd Prince 1}tsn,0rck's ylows Oil questions
Ut foreign policy.
IRELAND.
THE A1tTATtoy EyTESDTNH.

1ltEIAND.
THE A0trATloN EXTESprNG.
DunL1N, Jan. 7.-'rho 1r!sl, rent agitation
Inns entered upon n now phnse, md has cx-
tended from rurnl to rrhnn localities, 4
movement IA niIont to aRitnto for Tho rel,itS-
sion Or tic reduction Of rcnts OH tic putt Of
tho poorer householslera alld tel,ants lii Dub
lii nnd other 1nrger towns.
MORE ALA1sMlS0.
DUBLIN, Jan. 7.-Tho condition of affairs
among tic people is .laily growing moro
alarming, and Increased precautions nro be-
ing taken 10 g.,arl against trouble. Dctacll-
nNunts Of police and military nre hcing dis
trlbuted over the disturbed districts, ami
every movement Of tho lending ngitators
Is watched by Government spies and lotect-
Ives.
In the Galway district the feeling among
the people Is very bitter agal,,st the landlords
whose acttnn in srrrlng wrtts Of ctcctment
on the tenas.try pfeclpttatGd the recent
troubles.
Sill, the general sentiment is cotnmel,,la-
1ory Of tho inttor for resorting to furea and
stnntng tho officers and tearIny mp tho wrtss,
as IL Is thought sucl conduct will have bai
effect.
III the Counties OF Cork anti Mayo t,ulncr-
Gus writs were issued against thu tenants
who are II, arrears, hut It Il asserted TINT
utIiecrs nrG nfrai.l to serve them for fear Of
ylp1anrr<
Rercnt estimates ptnce the number of pa,-
pers III MI the counties mt ahout 100000, ur
about x, Iler cent 0f tho population, while
fully double tlMtnl,mber will ncctl assfstu!lGh
10 prevent being fateed into wurk-t,ullses n,ld
charitable Institutions.
T|lrse est,nutes also give tho ratabtc vnEuo
Of property tn tho country at Ella, ,70o, 600, be-
Ing I'LL incrcasc Ut E50,00 over thu figures for
1878.
The figures give y decrease tn tho COLI
sumption nf whisky during tile ycnr. us coll,-
1Mr,a! with t!,at nf !ast yraT, ot 1o, ,0D sr,lo1ls
atld II beer of y, ,0Ol barrels.
of a'nrt 100 mell. 50 Disguised Ms mt to hc
recognizable. .ast,ltkcd two brotllcrs by the
,'al,lg # Walsh, who hnt rented 7 fnrm from!
Which the previous E1 tslants I'a.l been evlctsl
seriously beaten III tho niTrny, hut moi tatully.
Tim assat1arts captured tile br0tllcrs, aid
only. rr'casrt t1,cnt upon thety promising tn,-
nc,liateIy tn surrender the fnrll: 4, the dis
p,is thy excitement ran hisl n tl,s neigh
dispatch ter, have l,rell IN urrests, n1rl no
oi1!tla1 fnsnrfrencewitli the settlement mnsls,
By the nlti-renttra.
,, A dispatch from I'alIngary, ~ Tlppcrary
! parrish, ~ ntlrny nrc,trreh III which twu 1ncll
named !syan attacked a1al killed man
n,llnesl Burton.
nEL1Er sclrE.E.
The friah Times states TINT Tho Govrrll-
,ncnt as determined to use 4sa:iO, ,0B0 Of tflts
exceptionally Low. .rate Ut Interest tp lAl,!l-
lords, alid II eDcAl llnutrs fur expenditure In
the construction nf permanent works Il! or-
All Il {H+,
, 1880-01-08
HE gETH F1yl: yEAIs.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 7.-l[enry Miller,
charged will, forgery artl arson, who wns
convicted Of tho latter crime but obtained
the gtant uf new trial through MI appeal
to the Supreme Court of tic Statc, came be.
fore Judge Mallory this morning, an.l en-
tered plea Of guilty tn nllo ,of fn1r separate
cmrg's of forgery, preferred agnnst him by
A!essra. LAYER u 1,r,ll'ns, ting Wells street.
posctt, By Miller. ,t,ulge Mallory sentenced
tho leprisoner nter1u five ycnrs III tile Ilouse
of Correction, ut ltau' labor. At tho expire
t!oil Of the term Miller maystEl1 bu prosecuted
ftltt receive sentence oil tho remaining
cl,nrges Ut forgery, ol,r nj II ti,ne.
, 1880-01-08
CANADA.

Sir Francis 1ktncl1.' Protest AEhfhHt
AnnexMtton- ntil Indeltcntloucc-'r1ie
Manufacture Of Cotton Ciut1a IL, tho
pontipfon-A Proposed SIalp. Canal
Conapnny-1vltlllloldl Inforlnntio.,
-Lonn to tho Provincial GoyorIllllcnt
OF Quebec.
~ Special uIspateA to Thu Chicago Tribute,
MONTREAL, Jan. 7.-sfr Francis IiEncks to-
day publishes anotE,. latter on annexation
and independence, In ws,nr lle shys:
u tho best Of my recollection did not orI4i-
nnte any OF tho sub }cCts oil which 1 EnvB iny
SpiiIlon wi, when M Mlntcryiewsd W sto Nuw York rc-
thona.. Fur my own opinions a,n rcspoilsiGlS,
and told thoni With perfect sincerity and with
n'ct tf contsmss m t9r ne!!sye
Ss sssss ts sss S0 s'la sid y! @sye 60 aas IN
Doias protected. frco or cost, ~ nation wi,osa
eq,ally persuaded Tint It tn,,ld 20 oily accol,i-
when discussing this subject With prlf, 1pldwIn
smth. % arKMea shaf t.. tao grsntess forrs Of all
w w e II y q h9 ny ansrY
ElvenGy n'r n,othor country 70 ,dIgnulia sopan,,,
that atvoontes ot saon !, step inSS 10 io,i;s,i,
tlo'r @ eInai'sls q DIV; w?Ha ,. isa Il civ i iast
af nj
i,o ot,btait,cd~ought to c0rtrpi tho ;nillvrIty. 4
majority, may pnss bud laws, ,1ay adopt ruin.
s tn yfa ys fntirn,n '9o % m ht
temporary i,atsro. Tho "sol,cr secnnsl
thnaxht" n Of tlo pe.'plo would correct
opml9 9ni Il ao Me tn chnp pIu FIJI tas Rio
wo.li ie trreinc,ltablo ani hayo alwnya 6ecii
oGnf!Heod @ taat 4 VIII 0;'y eo ae,osattlIstl after
irn nast hstnrv isni asa,sraG hnt hi, n 'H1hs s
lametitahio ovoi,t as I h,tvo rruti1cted thoro
W,na W. oo s;ynAth.zoEs, hut M!nst soh sy'npM-
euplny,d to- protcut cn!nlian % lyaists. mS MhS ne
rs lotwren Ei,xlauA and thn United states, d
Sais s HE, S,1t niya 'xt ,v ~ 1y9,s ~ y ls M!;
81 yu cHtl,.ot bS s,rl,riseu tint .,onrct:.to @ Tic
IKtatton which Mr. porruult Is cndeAyOriug 10
eFo"'e,
nonT.as, ~ - NM "' h.'.'s. s.' '',a,
49,. ooH =. ~ u"' s.a 1 Unaaam -, tcS!s.l1!1u
Mact to-a"S' "1aa' a1tes eleotihg Col. Char'cs
Clarke, member for Centre Wellington,
Speaker, adjourned til! tomorrow ut i
o'clock, wllel. tl!e forllnl opening by tle
Lleutennnt-dovernor WILL take plaee'
Vtec-C'!anccll0r Prodfoot gavo Ills decision
today IN tho rlxlt-0f-way c,AXp 1T tho Grand
'rrunk nutt Nnrthnrn Railways 70 tl,hn f,rs,tit
t,,,,.'. 1,a,1,,.n,. I.'..' M, w.. w.
fAHcy 1sallHA3 tulHphll3. 4H0 heIlpA ILL.,
, 1880-01-08
COMMERCIAL. BODIES.

sr. Louis, NO., Jun. 7-Alex. II. 6,uith, Il
prominent miller, WIN elected President Of
tho MerelHlts' Excl'angu to.slay by t'sreo
inalorlty over Mlnhnel MeEnnts,'a member
crs. Charles i, Staylmes aud j. e. Ewall
wrro chnslu ce-l'rusitr1lts.
uMAisA, Neh., Jun. 7.--At tho a,lnunl meet
tnE lust night th9 l!Nial!h HURT Ut I'r,te
lioNsci Treasurer, 44lM v, y. Ii. Ailen See
retary. Ilr,mrts ut cnll,ntttpt's uni retiring
ntleNrs show n gratlfyl!g increasu III every
lallt ut tr,lllc, ntlA bright prospects for tllc
FUTURE Ut tho city.
, 1880-01-08
AFGlFANlsTAN.

I.oNnoy, JIM. 7.-Thn ITmcsf military cnr-
respondent writes TINT with ten. 00Mgh's
1900 nen occupylng lAla-lIissur Md tloMl-
mating Cnbnl, thore need bn no fear ct Il rt,-
eiinutiMullt Of tho acullGA witnessed during
thu ncenpAllcy of MalMnot. JIM In DeculnlA,r,
mud tint tho occupation VI lsal,l-l ltsBnr will
do much IL r'assslro tllo city people.
KElSFolscEMRSrs FOR ltONEtlTs.
l.oNM,S, Jun. 0-StoreHnf ammunition l!ayo
been forwarded 10 Hest. fsahArts, ttlnt,nurtl.
mt III A!Rhanlstu1l. a munIhnr0t Engineers
VIII accompany lilo stDres. T'ltA reports lhAt
ltnhert ls coping With all Ulcay %, 000 strong
llAyo beun To,lssUrtetl.
\ PRISONER.
'l4oHnoN, Jun. IA correspondent ut I.a-
h0ru announces that Uat,ll.l 6hnl,, Cul.lilnll-
nr-ln-Chlef ut thD lrAIy nf tbs 0x-Alleor, llAs
been sent Us u prisoner tu IntlIa.
, 1880-01-08
LICENSED 70 ORGANIZE. !:

SrnlS0R,ElD, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Lleai,sas to Or
Enntzu were issued td-day by tho sccretaty of
State to thu Quinuy pamr Company, OF Quln'
cy; capital, S00, 0,000;. corporhtots, X. +. New
Also to tle 'lintle Milling md Mining Co,I:
eSs1y4a{ofs Saay St xsrf kfe &tay &Santy efpHta SSSp s
n,ai Wnrreli J. Dusllatil. Also, to tho ~
tloupl Mining an,l Milling Company, of Col'
nradn; enpitni, 8t,UO0,0o9, ptiiictp1l oitlt,s,,
FrHep0rt; corporations. W. 5. Lamb, II. y;
t;;puk, jysslH linrclarl, John Erfert, aid
Charles 9. Siytter.
, 1880-01-08
TElEGRAPHlC NOTES,

NNw YoHK, JasI. 7.-'rlla BOWS of Plymouth
Church., Brooklyn, sold lust night fur s4o,-
QNU.
:, ,I'!tti,ApE1.rIlIA, Pa:. Jan. abr. charlcs
yania, .ulll Joll, Welsh, Centennial Professor
of History alsal EHglIsh Llturatulv, have r.
siglel tllose distinguished positlu>ls, thelr
designations to take efftct ut tbs clAso 0t the
Aay FnANcisco, Jan. 7.-trlIe Assembly, by
q vote Of Gs t0 ., adopted lu{it resolution
recommending the appointment OF John +.
Swift Minister t0 ClliuA.
, 1880-01-08
Russian Military Preparations
Being Discussed Through
out Europe,
And Incidentally Gcrnany's Abil-
- ty to Repe1 an In
vasion.
Bismnrc7<'s Influence at Paris
Believed to DO Worry
Potent.
De Freycinet's New-Year's Speech
Prompted from Berlin.
Tho Condition OF Affairs In ireland
Becoming Alarming.
) Diaorderly Meetings Occurring Daily at
Many Points.

RUSSIA.
MILITARY rREr4.lsArloSA-AN IMPORTANT
PAMPHLET.

ISL Ss5llka
MILITARY rnErAls.ArloS4-AN IMPORTANT
PAMPHLET
LONDON, jim. T.--rte tletnilctl reports Of
the Russian military preparations which
. cnlne from various points Oil the Austrian
and German frontiers are beginning tn excite
attention throughout Europe. a pamphlet
has Just bGen issl,etl wherein the frontier tle-
fenses Of Germany nlli Russia Rrg cla6orntely
}, discussed, md tile respective advantages Ut
the different ptans of invasion oil either side
q. canvnsscd. Tic author Is evidently Il Hgr-
man military man, and tho appearance Of
Bnch pamphlet, under the present cfrc,t,A-
stances, Is regarded In Berlin as highly
significant. Tho writer expresses n l1elEef
Tint Gerinany's enstcrn frUntier Is snf-
Aciently defended, alld that tho German
forces Gun be easily nlld quickly Miobfllzel
and thrown upon important points iii sllt-
eIcnt strength, even on the shortest notlep,
10 hold the Russians Mt bay OH the frontier
until measures Of resistance III tho Interior
Fan bs thoroughly organized. Tho following
passage CLOSES tic trentise: "WIlell, Mt the
beginning Of September, tile venerable Ger
Mlal Emperor Visited Alexander ut Alexan-
drove, lie showed to the world, with the
grnttNetl concurrence Ut the people, that Ills
traditional friendly relations to Russia still
suhsistetl, aud consequently allayetI tic ex-
element which 3Iatl been caused Ii, Europe
by newspaper recrimtnntlons extending
over several months. If the Emperor
Alexander uttered the words Inscribed
to him by the public Journals Thank uoll,
a wnr will, Gcr,lany Is impossible '-lic
spoke VIC may well believe, III accordance
with ttle feelings Of Tho great minority nf his
l0yal subjects. These words arc, 1t Is to be
Hoped, to be elfaccd neither by Nihltists nor
Pal-Slayontc aglsators, nor by those restless
statesmen and Generals who, notwitistantl-
ing their experience Ut the Kusso-Turklsh
war, desire to satinte their thirst for glDry
by an attack upon Germany. Should they
venture uron this, they may, perhaps. find
that their object will be trl!le more .iIfllculs
of attainment In tl,is country thnN II proved
In Turkey"
MINISTER APPOINTED.
ST. PETENsnUIiu, Jun. S.-The N0rOUc
Vrentua announces that PritIce I.iewcn has
been appointed Minister Of tho Crown
Lands, to succeed WolujcfT.
NO ANXIETY.
Adlspptch from Berlin suyA: It is tho gen
ern1 impression hero that tho recent statc-
ments in regard to tho concentration Of Rus
tslan troops In Polnnd greatly exaggerated the
facts. No anxiety is felt hero OIL the subject.
, 1880-01-08

FRANCE.
I. IEN U Us
JEAN .14}GEItlf fI,HS,J4NtT.OT.

HE9.KN 1F75FsETI 4F}SJ11t!IUI.
PARIS, Jan, 7.-Jenn joseph ToMJnulnt, tho
Frelc! historian MIL critic, Is tleat. aprql Il.
lIp accompanied 3flrlsa,Mi To tito Orient III
ls'0. md tn Italy IN ISM, and asSlstp. III pn-
pairing several Of his publications. lln WIS
tho aUthnr NJ many wnrks, notably ulllnny
then l,eImH t!le li[stnrtpsuf .|ernsnlrlu an ST.
Augustine, n1lA II biography Ut Cardinal
MaEry.
p0vItTEnS.
LONDON, Jun, IA Paris correspondent
telcgmpfls: "'rlie ltows nj Esllsnu's tltseny-
cry III p!pttrtc lighting hns produced s0lnt,
sensation here. Count .Du MoMcel, wIn Is
reaoEIzc.l lcrn MS Tho lisllcsi. authority ol,
elertrlc sclrlseH, writes tn thu Temps, saying
thu public against the pnllipous announce
lnullls from ttio Now Wsfltl.
, 1880-01-08
| to bu awarded 10 tho pupil gaiuing IN,
highest number Of marks In "do,lesis

:. o.. .---, =. - ----, -,
II Z n9 "wm.utMt t 70 ta1 Lipsi gni'tnR The
ili9lseat a.,, h}ltnbcr OF i''arks 1t, "doinesilc
.lt n,FtinE The ycar 1872 tho total number Of
ntrests was lHNli:. VI iils nlli,il,er V,UR, Wpre
silnpIy LOT pf3tectlnti: M prllnk a!d ulaor.icrles
nri m,iar ssa e. a,. foi ntceiiy naoro "cfob b4
r. AZ getl1i !ias been uttered n aie Superior
G1!!fe f.sty by Daine Sarah knowlton (Mrs. i, s.
Iostvrl nehitiht ASA y. fnSler anu nttler. AZ
sMecioIS tr 9 H. VI te essate a M q tlo me Noi Fn
on' Ut, ~. to 9 sun 81 et to IT, nm1loi!nt .! m
lsnIl'Iway; I',S " :, ,;.,,,,u =, ,,,,,. ,n..,,
Iho t1tni number Or mills manufacturing
c9'} cGtIdh ei91 . II! i9 Doii,o ~ t pfesen|
2s,uU,0V0 -ynrHs anf1unlIy, or nDnut seyen
Yards Of c.,ttpn Eer. anl.iim, to each, ,i,an
woman, md CHILD III tho Dntnlnton., Ffnln
calculatloi! ti'dorsetl by experienced t!cnlets.
iiye aald llnlf yaf'ls Is considered falr asrr
age.
@ hSef II mt ,nafaet!rer e. ar5sz Of I'll 550nso.
1Hlt ,}n an ID Wo u s qS tSr ss TIM pa;t s
ss @ IN tsf uts ut satcs as seS;xe r Es S'd'
Alessrs., 1tu!tgson u So''s, ot Aloutrcat
estimate thu stouks of cheese ut tho princlpat
pnlt.tS ns fn,i!owS f,f..l @ r., San.la aoM 1 dg9xgs
Mnw York, i9nisy!vania, illinois. lowa,
WISCONSIN, and Ohio, ibl.o0o; Liverpool
Gl,bto. All these eAsinlntes arc. much llelos
ing stocks oll hand 1T this tl'nt' laSt yeHr;
tra fSs II ss 1T sxcss nlsn is ci|y anea Sa G
md safs tic civic pulley Is tn 30 nothing BIZ.
hay debts, ~ there lIns been III past ycats
little moro progression tlialt occasion re.
aa,Sss; K %an namc., Noc,, who kccps q SALON, !,
tl tslo Hrni,l H. Trunk lsallroad depot at Sler
brtMkG, Inns been arrested Ull the charge Of
pGsslnS counterfeit cuin;, ntld his brother
who follows 4 like occupation at Rlc1mon,,
iye frnm New Yorl; ,las been Goortling viii
Noei far feW weeks, and titus tho forsers
altl ntterGFs were tracesi.
~ fhd lttse7. A',?tfGtta Frfss,
noS.TIsE;A1', la1l. 7..-lt + reported llets
peY,al A!!sgats y % gS1iada; T., y ,,,
Sni,E;tI'isnohE, 1ue9ec, Jati: I-llto lErsa
,Gsla rl,,, snol, Or tlG smith Ekins SMi,ltasl.
sars5: S5 oD"'p.'' - '''''e'. A0S' ne"''' ill.,
o,s,,, snsea' 1n,, pseo,eA + Tas tssse 1fssns
QGEnEG, .!ai,: 7;Lle y reMrteti TINT, tha
S .1tSsr mt ia,, o5rsni T. fa,Stg ~, le.dsed 70 ase
of nItet ~ ,;,'t, mvmco 70 o ltoea! government
rcIRa sr5eGM py .a iio. 'an ~ =: a.: Cap!eal
a!emi, l,uM!s NaTG peen 1oF t9 ~ M Mpfesellt s.
SHteu Dy the f.eRotlnti9h pr StoV'nO loan IN
iie n,,tie tos A. ~ = Sal0 tat tne i5aias III
mcnt , nt M tat tals ls,S,lt'itn l,aylnE doubts
W ~ tlii, lcEnlty Of the pfoboseu l0ah, tle
Gi1ns ,a Inc tflsaGtlo ,'at t Vno tng IS certai
fw,ev;Gr f,'',s E; at te Mislefs haye ralsed
sellent a source being to, tle otIHct TINT Tie
s!ongv !ias bGel ioi!neI " tha City 81 D}s.
trieI 5aVt1lEsbank, LOT terl, of s'x ,liolts
lh1Grest ncltlt at tne r9tc or M per cent:
eoI,, The t"1.eil Co. ttie QMe9ce Doar.l Of Tr2ds
HlSEl1HSl1Il IoT LII lGxt 1slGGttliE OF tic DD
, 1880-01-08
STRIKES.



8psetat Dtpaeeh 10 1hs Chicago 7rfbnne
MILWAUKEE, Jun. 7.-The persIstency with
which soverat Of tho city dulles endeayor tn
mnko 1t appear that strike OF the skilled
labor employed ut tho Day Wow Rolling Mills
is impending has caused the publication OF
the following explanatory staGMcnt by tho
1nnnngpn,cntof Of tho Rolling Mill Colnlm,iy:
!" THO men linyo been working MI tito ,ltl
contracts until now, md Mt tito 1llcotfng
which ,was called to determine this yenr's
pricgs they nsketi form rsllse,-tlAt Il, that the
limit be made higher, atll 1t Is nly nav for
the men and offtctns to hKree npni that pntnt.
As for tho men striking fur higher wtgrs, 1t
ls all nonsense: THEY receive per cent of the
contract price for every 10 por cent of iron
to lifa landlord to have his tease renewed. All
the mills l,aya finished their rcpalrs, except
Ing thu rail mill, arltt that will be ready by tle
settled. The nun asls tint tho prIcrs chr
rent, ~ QllutCd iii the Iron dUG ut 1tttSbuTE,
l1n tnkell MS bnsfs, bit do int Insist oil H.
'rlte mills are ail running now except tho
raf! MILL, the pudding mill having startnt
Inst night. There arc about h 100 nltl ptl-
p1oyett at tito mills, most Of whom receive
good wages. Lust year the c0ntracts were
Geivetl,, aecordngly, n. average Of Si.M, arl
rnnKo from s1.aes5 to 81 per tlay throughout.
Next year, Of cnursc, 1t will he more, on nc
count Of the advance III iron.n
According to the afnve, tie statement tcle-
grApliCl to THE TIt1tIuSE last night TINT M
advance of 10 per cent ltn. been conceded Is
n mfStnkc, Notwithstanding tile fnct TINT It
Wns derived from pretty good authority.
, 1880-01-08
1rA1Gu AM, Ills HAIL.

NEW I01.K, .Jai,. I'D. Lloyd Hugh, Under
arrest for passing forge.t notes OH the Gro
ccrs', Market, and other banss, was released
Inst evening mid went to his house In Mott
llaven, where lie passed. tho night. After he
hal gouu Judge Glllersccyo decided TINT
Dudley 1lalcy, the fatler-ln-law of 11atgl,,
hoinlsnil, hut 1laielI Ind gone 10 lis lioi.lc,
md could mot be renantlcd to the Tonbs.
Word WIS sent to his ulllcc this morning, md
1iaigh promised to find t. 1tpw hontlslnan
before 1ltn'n to-day, but had not up to l
N'rlnck i. IN.
Il Is sal.l ono Of tho Bowcry banks Inns
si0,U00 Of l1atEh's furgrtl paper; that nnotl,er
tnl,ls S7,i0O. nt1d t1Mt there nre two other
mites or lctrptHnccs In referencG to wl,lcl,
10 information cnal be Ind.
, 1880-01-08
But, Owing to Strong Popular
Prejudice, Leave Town III
d Hurry,
It Being More than 1ntimatcd
that Lynching Awaited
Them.
The Amount Of Money Due the Utcs
Under the Drunot Treaty.
Bills In Congress Ralative to tho Removal
Of the Colorado Indiana.
NARROW ESCAPE,

NhKltOW lGSCAPEs
puEnro, COL, Jan. 7.-Twclve Ute Ill
tlth'ls, In Charge Of Lieut.. Taylor, Ninth
Cavalry, with ten men, arrived here to-tfay
a,ssl went cnst Immediately on tho Atchtson,
Topckn 4 Santa I'd lsontt, They had ordered
dinner ut the Union Depot Ilote1, hut seeing
so lnrge crowd nf pa1c-faces destroyed their
appctitcs, and they went aboard tho train
Mt once md left without eating.
Between 1900 alld 4, GOO people were Mt tho
tlepnt 10 SEQ tic Rnynges. "1lnng tile rel
devils, Shoot tho numbering iIcnds." snti
Hike expressions Wero frequently heard froH
pnrtlon Ut tlccr0wd, and they wer0 peltea
hy stone coal by sotne boys who had tnken Il
position on cunl train oil n side truck. The
Indians were tcrror-strlcken and completely
cowct|. AZ move WINS af0ot III tho
morning to organize. 5o0 men md
lynch tic savagcs, but cooler collfse1s pre-
vailed, and tho citizens determined to let tho
Indians pass without injury. Hal there
l'ecn any inJudicious actlon taken by tho
troops or Intlinns ito power could llnve re-
strained thu mob from lynclfng them. 1Iatl
Douglas or any Of tito Indians cngnged III
numbering and outrnging tho Ncekcr family
them.
A Chteftnin reporter Interviewed I.tcnt.
Tnylur, who expressed himself determined IN
pr0tect the Indians ut NIL hazards sh0uld tic
tital,, attempt to seize them.
Latin, the Gust linz Of Colorado. II tho pcoplo
vt other parts In tho State feel rs 1lostile us
tho, Pnchloltees tho Utes mist 90 In tho
spring. People here unanimously i1l.lorso
pExvE1i, Go!., jim: 7-'rwelyo utcs on
tlletr wny to Washington left Alnmosa this
morning, reaching Pueblo ut d ultarter pNst
!, and lcAylng soon fur the Enst ON Tie Atrht-
son, Topeka & Snnta I'd Road, over whicl,
caEn Y Rock island ID Chicago. a1nl thence
nyer tlle Baltimore s. Ohio to Washington,
where they are expected to arrive Sunday,
accompanied by 0en. Albums, If tho Cum
l.os Pinils; and W. u. Berry. interpreter ut
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ctlb9ly. and tl,at II tho l,oar,lo Indian Eonts
1ilIsaloters gould not stnlu tic shock It
should go TO tho WALL,


TIE TONCAa.
5psefat Ntpaseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, Inn. 7.-rhe poncn labcas
corp'ts cnse having been dismissed III tho
United States Courts, the Committee for the
1eelief of tho l'uncas hnve determined to Ill
strict 7. II. T1hbses and Chief Standing lear
to return from their Eastern begging t0ur,
they having raised over 81 .0o0 for alleged lc-
gaf expenses. Tho Committee mny rntlehyor
to replace tho, l'oncns upon tlIsiT Nebraska
rcserynttop, ard thus slGnsI this l,,Uney Il,
legally tefensling tho movement X tic uoy~
criilnent takes leEnl steps to stop It.
, 1880-01-08
VARIOUS,

10HDON l.tstTA llEslHNa.
ALEXANDRIA,, Jan. 7.--'Tl,e khettvo has
ncccptud the resignation Of Gen. Gordon.
FINE.
LONDON, Jim. "a fire bruke out Mt Ant
stertlnn Ii, tho sl.gnr-reilncry Of Hrnkcr &
11nlsllniE, Inst night, mt. .las sfnce btun rug
Ing with great yi0lclice.
talthEGE,
ATHENS, jan. 7.-Dclynnius, Minister of
Foreign AtTnlr8 a1Ml Fflsa1,ce MI interim, mid
AyElerinus, Minister Of Public Worship,
rendered tl!efr designations, Which the King
will prul'ahiy nccrpt. Other notifications 0f
the ministry arc expected.
, 1880-01-08

Peru The circumstances connected with
tho relenso Of Gordon aro reported by tho
commander OF the Alnska rs follows:
Learning TINT he WINS almost III atnte Of.
starvation. called ot Co. Rms, commanding
ss@o MI @ 10 c III sy o e provisans e thc
prison for ttlt llsc OF iiorttol,. IL my great
surprise Cnl. 1al0s toll inc l could brlnH tle
prisoner oil lN,artl tl,ts vessel Incecptctl tho
proposition, a,ld Gordon WIS delivered to mo
wv itn1 Htna u .
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SpRINGTIEI.D CO4AI.-NIrNERS,
Gnfeitsi Ilfeshtiet In The f.hfeun. 1,.{t.,nA

SpnuSuF1ELD, ILL.,, Jan. IA meeting Of
delegates from ull tho coal-mtnes in tho city
and county WIS held to-day, md It was re-
solved that all the coal-mncs In tho county
slonltl unite III the strike unless the operators
nights dispatches, tho strike Ii caused By
the HdyAnce Of 30 cents 4 kcg, made by tho
operators In tho prizes of powder. a COM
promise was proposed by tho operators, who
but this tho miners refused to uceept.
, 1880-01-08
TIE 1l1Sf4T.EV1LLE DISTRICT.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune,


Sr. Louis, A1o., ian. 7.-The action Of tho
coal operators Of st. Louis today promises to
bring at oncc to successful Issue oNc Of the
most remarkable strikes IN tho history Of
coal mining In tho Belleytllo region. The
advance Of one cent per b,sllel demanded for
digging is mn ndyance Of 'E,11G per cent of the
present iHte OF wages: yet such Is tho c0ttdi-
ton OF the supply that THO owners Of mines
nre compelled To Give this blgntlyance ut otlco
to nenrlys 1000 men. Solno 0f tho operators
told their men to. ~ to. work t0-siay ut
the now ntte. and ut d meeting at operators
demand seemed generally cnllcMlutl. Thu
result ia pcri1atlnnt rise III tic price Of cnnl
III st. Louis, the worst sufferers being t!lo
pnnr who lave no supply on hand, and who
must pay MI ndynnce tur n TING 1T first even
more th!n that justified BY the Increased cost
Of digging, doaters ,sclzing tie exct.se III
mntly cases to tlenlald unreasonable rates.
ST. LOUIS, jan. 7.-'rho members of tho
Cdal Exchange held II secret 1necttng this
afternoon, and, wl,il1 their action l.as not
tra,lsplrc,t, 1t Il understood they will ncceso
to tho demands Of tho mIncrs .0t the l3clle-
yillc district. anil pay them four cents per
b!,shcl fur tIgglng emil, and ngree to tile
etght-li0ur plnn Of working.
, 1880-01-08
CHARGED WITH p1GANtY.

HpEt1al Ulspatth 70 Tat ChltdQo Tribune,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jnl,. 7.-One Chris
Smith, recently llead waiter III Sweets
1lDtcl, WIS arrested Mt Nicllm,nd, Ind, tn
day at tho request of officers llerc, To- answer
iasE. Tlm ct,,,tp!aI's @ Wi,s ,nasle M i Sy y"tnE
daughter Of N. II. Clarke, Esq.,, whom Smith
mnrrtctl sDtlie time ,lgn,
, 1880-01-08
. OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS

New YoAIi, jim. 7.-.Arriyed, STEAMSHIP
Weser, frota Brelnen.'' -.
Losnoy, Jan. 7-steamcrs city Of 1.ot,doa
alul Maas, from Now York, .liayo arrlyc.! aut
HnEslEy. jan 7.-,-Asrised, ohio, ftom DaF
;. QuEESarowH, Jan., 7.-Afityed, t,arlnanl!t
ftpM Naw York. h<,, ~ :,