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MOJAvE. Dec. l7.-Los Angeles
FLA French, ] II Sinclair, ] G
Rays, w P Light. 4 III Givens,
Mrs Marlborough, VIM Macdon-
ough, Agnes Dacdonough, Annie
Caynor.
San Buenaven.ura-Mrs s P
Barnham.
San Observation-Disclosures Brown.
Arizona-M l. McAbec, G.
Dougherty, A G Rouk.
New Mexico-Chas M Tyler,
Martin White, w Stanford, s B
Stanley.
R~stscm-.s Of smsb Lrxe I'll Teasisss.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1Gth.-The
bill Introduced to-day by Senator
Hill, of Colorado, for the retire.
meut OF small legal tender aotes,
provides that in place of legal
tender notes of determination less
than SIS, which may be held in the
Treasury or hereafter presented for
redemption, the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall each month substi-
tute O note OF the same character,
but Of higher denomination. to
the amount (as nearly as practice
able) OF the standard silver dollars
coined during that month; and that
no money or legal tender notes of
lower denomination than IS shall
hereafter be printed.
A copy Of this bill was intro.
duced In the House to-day by Rep.
reeentative Belford.
The rSnRma CHsai sCEsIne
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The Tri-
bune says: II the Panama Isthmus
canal is opened it may become the
duty OF the Government, looking
to the safety OF its great interests
and possessions on the Pacific, to
Insist OH acquiring from Colombia
the territory through which 1t
runs, In order to be able to fortify
its mouths and control its opera
lions In time of war.
Tne Iron siunAsntn Hasis"ad.
New YORK, Dec 16.--Tbo Post
says: 1t will be the policy of the
parties now controlling the Iron
Mountain Railroad to put 1t in
first-class condition and complete it
to the City Of Mexico as fast as
possible.
Fuslouxhs fse vuked.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-A Her.
aide Dublin special Gays: A num-
ber of men who were leaving on
furloughs for England this evening
were stopped before going on board
and directed to return to their
quarters. Officers and men now on
leave from regiments stationed in
Ireland have been ordered to re-
Join their regiments without fall
before the 2Sth inst. Great excite
ment was caused here by the news
that orders had been issued by the
War Office in London to the Scots
Guards to proceed to Ireland on
Friday. The battalion musters 800
bay0nets, but instructions have
been Issued to bring the force up to
1000. The majority Of the men are
Scotch, the lrishmen numbering
less than 1U0, of whom 40 are Cath
ollcs. The Coldstream Guards are
TO be reinforced and their number
brought up to 1000.
Asw q" settle sne Mos meD Ou-s.
eiOD.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1e.-The Id
vertiser suggests, in order to sup
press Polygamy, to divide the Ter
ritory of Utah between Nevada
and Colorado. Let Utah disappear
from the map. The right to pass
such D measure can hardly be
doubted, though the consent of the
two States would be me-
eessary. The question would
then be under the control Of the
Htate law, which polygamy would
find 1t hard to evade. The removal
OF q case from one part of the then
Colorado or Nevada to another
part might, by the State law, be
made by the prosecution as we'll as
by the accused, supposiDg that q
fair trial could not be had.
Iaswxuras,en of president Son-
City OF Mexico, Dec. l6.-Pres-
ident Gonzalez sent DO message to
Congress on the occasion of his in
auguration. A delegation of citi-
Eens OF tue United Statee, resident
In Mexico, visited President Con-
zalez, and were cordially received.
Several journals complain of the
conspicuous attentions shown the
French Minister. They say neither
the United States representative In
Mexico, nor the Mexican Minister
at Paris, received such diplomatic
attentions. The populace cheered
ex.President Dlaz when he left the
Palace, after delivering the Execu.
tive Department to President Con
zalez.
The Monitor Republican, says
No party supports President Con
salex. Tho Inhabitants witnessed
his Inauguration with the greatest
indifference and the cheers were
paid for.