Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15

Premier
 The Queen s said to be dissatisfied with Lord Beaconsfeld.
 Mr Tlorilard's Geraldine is eead
 France, Professor Nordenskjold has dined at Victor Ilgos; Madame Adam has given grand reception.
 Germany- German Reichstag has con- cluded the reading of the Army bill
 Prince Bismarck discourages disarmament schemes.
 St0m.-The 700 people in Burmah were sacrificed to appease the evil spirits.
 A.tghanistan. British forces are re- suming active operations.
 I'urkey. .-Savas Pacha demands the surren- der of an American citizen, recently imprson- ed for manslaughter by order of the United States Consul General at Constantinople.
 DOMESTIC.
 Chastine Cox and Peitro Balbo must hang, the Court of Appeals deciding against them.
 An express train was thrown from the track near Springfield, Mass, last week.
 The N. Y. Court of Appeals has decided the canal suit of the State against Belden Deni- son & Go. in faver of the defendants
 Sawyer, the electrician, has been committed to jail.
 Cornelius J. Vanderbilt's application for new trustee was denied.
 The New York Methodist Conferenc ad- journed, last week
 Memorial services in honor of the centenary of William Ellery Charming were held in va rious cities throughout the Union on Wednes- day last
 The election in Rhode Island resulted in. no choice for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, but the legislature is Republican.
 new opera house is projected in New York.
 1t is discovered that E. F. Williamson had been swindler and probably forger.
 A fire at Dixon, H., last week, killed two persons and seriously injured several others.
 A board of enquiry has been ordered for the alleged outrage on the colored cadet.
 The factions of the New York City De- mOcracy refuse to unite.
 A Congressional subcommittee has been examining oeomargarine in New York
 Gen. Grant has been visiting Mobile and other Southern cities.
 The six Oregon Democratic delegates are for Tilden.
 . A resolution has been offered in the New York Assembly for an inquiry into the enor- nous charitable appropriations of New York City,
 The ship Alexander has sailed from New Orleans with 5, 751 bales of cotton. Michigan Republicans are said to favor Il
 Frauds and irregularities have been discover ed in the management of the district of Co., Iumbia finances.
 Hart won the belt in the walking match, and scored 565 miles,
 General Hatch has routed a band of 300 Indians.
 The Rev. A. w. Paig has been expelled for immoral conduct from the Providence Methodist Conference
 
 West Point
 General Grant visited Vicksburg, this week.
 William H. KembIe has gone to Harrisburg to surrender himself.
 The Louisiana Democratic Convention has declared in favor of General Hancock for President.
 CONGRESSIONAL.
 It is thought Congress will pass new bank rupt law.
 A AHouse Committee has agreed upon bill to create National militia
 Senate. On Tuesday of last week, the bill to retire no2- commissioned officers was con- sidered, and also the Ute agreement.
 On Wednesday the subject of removing the Santee Indians to the Ponca reservation was considered. The Ute Agreement bill was amended
 On Thursday the Ute agreement was fur ther debated.
 On Friday, the alleged outrage at West Point gave rise to vigorous debate the Ute Agreement bill was further amended.
 Mir. Mcdonald spoke in support of his sub- sttute for the Geneva Award bill The bill to carry out the Ute agreement was passed by a vote of 37 to 16.
 House.-The Army bill was debated, last week, and passed.
 On Thursday there was sharp personal collision between Messrs. Sparks and Clymer, Democrats.
 On Friday the House devoted it's session to the consideration of private bills.
 Saturdays session was devoted to the con- sideration of the Army bill: the Democrats refused to debate the bill.
 On Monday, Q large number of new bills were introduced debate on the Army bill closed all amendments offered by Republi- cans were rejected, and the main question was ordered.
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