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Deceased was born at cunningham,
Warwickshire, England, September 10,
1918.
MiHe1udaI Star please copy.
CL1ssoLD.-In the Twsnty-frEt Ward
Of this city, at pm, September 9Th,
1880, of acute Iuerpersl perltonitis,
Mrs. julia E. Clissald. wife Of Edward
Clissold, daughter OK Ed EAId and Mary
Warren, Of Deserst.
The deceased leaves q husband and
five children, the younge.t, an infant Of
8 weeks, the eldest but 8 years. Mrs.
Clissold was born in Birming CHAM, Eng
land, and early espOused the cause Of the
Latter-Day Saints, Of which church she
was a trne and consistent member. She
leaves a large circle OF friends and rela-
tons. Age, p years.
Gone to ihst beautiful home above,
From the little ones, husband and brother;
Zone to the boundless realms of love
To watch, and to wait-ss mother.
Funeral services at 10 a M, Wednes-
day, 9Th. j. B. c.
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WHEN YOU want Plain or Mixed
Drink don't forget that you can get a
good one at the Exchange Saloon.
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MALT VINEGAR juss arrived al
au11 G. F. BhooKs.
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RECEIPT BOOKS FoR SALE
At HERALD OFFICE AIS
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A LARGE aud handsome stock OF
embroideries OF the newest patterns
have been received at
81 COIN Bios.
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War with Turkey.

One Thousand Frames from ter
cents to ten dollars. at
to SAVAGE's AIT BAZAR.
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Ms-What the Best Judges in Utah say about them

La CITY, Aug
undersigned certify carefully thoroughly
D.
number other Of which worldwide
workmanship
satisfaction purchasers.
JOSEPH RIDGES,
BuiLder Of the Pipe Orgaa
c. ]. THOMAS
Conductor Of Muscal Society,"
T. RADCLIFFE,
Organtst Conductor Of Philharmonic Society
ORSON PRATT JR.
PianiSt
c. Y. TAGGART,
andR ePaira.
E.. WEIHE,
PiniS Tuner
CHARLES SMITH.
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r. B. Hayes, jun, B. Hayes,
Mr.. Barr, Mrs. Barr,
Mrs. Mitchell, Gel. McCook,
Gen. Sherman, Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. Hunt, Secretary Ramsey,
Mrs. Audenried, Mrs. NTH,
Gen. Smith, President Hsyes,
Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Neil,
Governor Murray, Mr.. Heron,
Mrs. Heron, Miss Sherman,
DR.. Huntington, Mr.. Furnace,
Mrs Jones, John Sharp,
Mrs. Jennings, Governor Neil,
Judge Hunter, Mrs. Graham.
THE DEPARTURE.
At the depot, which was reached
by those last in only few minutes
before time, another crowd bad
assembled, desiring to see and shake
hsuds with the distinguished visitors.
Two cars were attached to the Presi'
dents train in which many promi'
nent ladies and gentlemen OF THU
city accompanied them to Ogden
Among others we're President Johr
Taylor, General D. II. Wells, Hons
George Q. Cannon, Orson Pratt
William Jennings, John Sharp
Joseph F. smith, General H. s
/ Eldredge, General II. B. ClsWson
! Messrs. a. III. Cannon, Joseph E
Taylor, DR.. ]. B. Park, @. W. Pen
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DIED.

READING. AT South Cottonwood,
August 3Oth, 1880, at o'clock AM
Elizabeth, wife Of William Reading.
, 1880-01-01
THE EXODUS.

Kansas Isecomtnx ovsrstocked with Negro
I.abor-And atiil They Arc ContnE.
Hptetal Dist,ateh to Tho Chicago Tribune. -,
TOpgKA, Kus., Doc. sIl.-A correspondent who
has boon making IN investigation OF tho exodus
In Kansas during four weeks. trayol through the
Btata writes letter from horo giving his con.
clualons. Ele estimates the number Of refugees
lin tho State ut l5,o00. OF those ho thinks ono-
fifth ara ablo to buy little land, and ara max.
Ing good progress In farmtug. Most Of tho ball
nnco haye found. through tho Freedman's Ro-
lief Association, plaoos as laborers, and
arc giving good satisfaction: and In. no
county did ho and them applicants or
hurdcnaon corporate chnFities. nut tho demand
for these laborcss has boon stretched to its
fullest capacity. as tha aeoumlllauon Of rof"
,.Kcos At the barracks, now nearly 100, for whom
no places oan be found, otcarly Indicates, judR.
tug from whnt he hlls learned from the rcfugotd
themselves und fro,n the increasing number
now, from twenty-five 10 fifty arriving every
dny.
meilt to kArsAs will sO0A assume such ptpp0Fs
tons aNnln AZ to aStnnlsh the country
uuleas tho tide can DO turned or tho charity OF
the North ho ulnrpr0adlly bestowed, nnd that ths
suffering witch the nolicf Committee. although
labArtnE faithfully with tho means At their COM.
mnnd, bus not boon entirely able 70 relieve
during the rocout bnld WenthGr will soon be
turuca to general testitstion aud great ep&1hE.
Ing among the pahIer refuGees.
, 1880-01-01
NOTES AND NEWS.
DisMlsstNH OLD EMPLOYEES.

Spteint Dfspdtth IN 1ht Chicago Tribrnt.
WABnINGTON, D. C.t Doc. 3l.-Tho political
Rutltntinu dd II tIttlo work to-tiny trnong tho
fow rcmninEnE old employees Of tho Scrato. Tho
veteran Willium johnson, whn e1,torpd the serv~
lee Of tho Senate forty years ago, mud who wns
nt tho door when tho senior Of tho present Son.
Ators took bis sent. WIS discharged to tnako 4
place fur Democrat, as wns 8. +. Cnrrl,hlor, i,
whose scrvlecH wero rccognzctl by tho Senato
sevcrnl ycnrs since by the croatlon OF tho oltlto
Of atpilulstorer for hin, which he has since hold.
THE SEWARD CASE.
Domocrnts sny that tho stnto Department IL
doing nil in It's power to cover the retreat OF
Minister Hownrl from tho diplomatic service Of
tho country; TINT Mr.. Eynrts has about decided
not to furnish the Mosby correspondence to Com
grcss+ an that 1t Is perfectly certain TINT George
J.. scwnrsl will be out Of Office boforo Congress
will have limo to i,npaaoh him.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
For several months pnst tho Special Agents Of
tho Treasury, acting u1tder orders from tho Seq
rotary. tnvo boon quietly working upon tho SUBJ
jcot Of tho uhtiervnluution Of invoices of dry
goods arriving nt tho port Of New York. Partct-
lnr attention has been pnd to tho finportntlons
0f tho article Of velvet. It was found that tho
foreign fActNr or bis n9cnts tlnvo for long time
been hAbftuntly causing untiGryntuultons to bo
inserted In tho invoices. After close study or
thp modes OF prrpetratlug this fraud, tho ugonts
were enabled tn cMpturp number OF impUrtn-
tions and to fix tho responsibility where 1t be-
lungs. Among tho money recovered to tho Gov
crn.ncnt, in tho article Of vetrct alone, from
July to Nov. !, has boon 10000. The under,
valuations In tho cnscs detected ranged from 20
to 10 tser cent.
, 1880-01-01

5ptctdl DispattA n tbs ChtG8o 7flItt1if.
WAsr1NGroN, Dec. 3l.-fn speaking of tho In.
dian stt,lntton in Colorado, Judge llcltotu
marked to- any TINT ho beloved Con. 6herman
md Mr. schurx Ind hud number Of private iu-
terytews since tho Thor1lburgh lnussncre lM to
what should 10 done, lfnl thnt 1t had boon con-
clutlcd thnt Us tho military wns not In condition
to tako tho field before spring, tho negotiations
for tho surrender 1T tho Utes eugagcd !n the
1nassMcro should bo entered ,pnn nturcfy with
ylpw to kill tt1no and c1oAk tholr designs until
tho ti.no should arrive for active operations with
tho army. Relforl thinks tho Department has
p,lrposcly concealed tho facts OF the
outragcs upon bliss Afcckcr and tho other TO-
snnle oapttycs IN ortior to shield tho Indians for
tho present from tho Indignant wrath Of tho
people, which would bo satisfied With nothing
lcsa thun campaign against tho Utcs now.
, 1880-01-01
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

FpSftH* DNpdtCA 70 1Ho tHlfAF0 lfF1HH&.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. ul.-A painter naued James
Maxwell was accidentally shot and sovofciy
wounded, this forenoon, under peculiar orcusn.
stunces, ut tho pnwnhrokor's establishment Of
l.. II. Loon,is, IN East Water street. DrNIudgctt
Ind stopped Into tho plaou to exchange re.
yolvcr for u ga1ynnlo battory. and, whllo e1am-
ining tho lattor, left Ills shooting-iron, which
WIS loaded, lying upon tho showcase. Mean-
tin,e Dr.. Norcross camo In for tho purpose ot
purchasing revolver. Tho clork In attendance
took several out Of tho showcase md carolesy
placed them beside that of Dr.. Mndgott. Or.
Norcross, not dreaming that any Of tho 'wcapons
woro ionded, tested the hatnnors Of zach. md ut
lust subjected btudgett'a revolver to the same
PROCESS. An explosion followed, accompanied
BY scream of plin and 4 fail. The bullet had
struck the palntor 1taxwoll In tho rear Of the
hip whilo he wAs @ looking at The battery With
A1,tt thcn c0l,rsGd downward, making q sovero
hut mt tlargerutls flesh wound DR.. W0lcott OK
trnoted tho ball, and tho wounded man 10 now
dnjuR well.
, 1880-01-01
CASUALTIES.
OFF TIE TRACK

8Ftcial Disfntc|s Ia The Chiraeo Tribune.
Sr. PAUL, Mi1ln., Doc. 3t.-Tho cxprcss.traIn
from Chicago over tho Milwaukee & st. Paul
Road, duo hero at d o'clock this morning, was
t1ouIncd ut lied Wing by II frcIght-tran Jump
Ing tho track. AT about o:3o, going from hero
to Minneapolis, ind whilo approaching n high
bridge over the st. Paul s. Sioux City traok Mt
AcnAots, Il rnil was shLvorcd eithor under tho
locomotive or exprcss-cnr, atd all behind tho
locomotive left the truck. The sleeper only
went over the cmbankmrnt. Tho sleeper,
ramed penbinn, ruled twenty feet down to
tho Sioux: City grade across that track,
and thirty feet further downwarsts to tho
edgo Of tho river, md wns ps COM
p1otcly wrecked as could bo 3magthed. Its
trucks, fortunately, iodgtd on the Sioux City
srnde. Tho cur contained soyen passengers md
coloresl porter. Conductor Howard was tho
first to reach the wreck, un1, With snow, In
mcd[atcly put out the fire, which had already
laid hold Of the splintered car timber. Prof. H.
G. Whitney, Ut 6hattuck School, Fnribault, son
Of Charlcs II. Whitney, Of LII Crosse, was held
down BY tho wreck, with Dr.. Darl[rg A. stewtrt,
Of Wlnonn, till tho whole wreck was lifted by
tho united efforts Of neariy ION mon. Mrs. G. II.
Prior, wtfo Of Divlsion-Supt. Prior, Of 1tlnneap-
oils, With her boy, II years old, wero got out
eaafly. Tho 1env- I. II: Ct,xdr3, MI Episob-
pal :clcrgSahlai,, ~ ''':phFtYy cut hls WY
cut with his pookot-knife. Mrs. reior's
boy assisted in roselIing Mrs. Bluod, OF Red
Wing, and tEon becnme almost frAntto because
at tho dclay In removing tho wrook from over
his mother. DR.. Stewart Is dangerously injured
internally and cut and bruised. Prof. Whitney
Ind bis loft foot crushed md cut, and Is ba,'Iy
bruised. Part of bis foot bits been nmputatcf.
Tho Itov. Cowtlry Is cut and bruised. 4. ].
Hood is Injured internally md In tho
buck. Mira. Dl0od's car was torn aild hcr wrist
disocntctl, aud she WIS otherwise br,lisotl. Mrs.
Prior t41nuch bruised, but not seriously Injured.
, 1880-01-01


Fl, PErE1spunq, Doc. 3l.-Th0 Inralide Russe
publishes ii telegram from Tashkend reporting
tho arrival thoru of tho Afghan Slrtlurs,-Fck
hallomct, l,rother Of tho late Amccr Shore All,
Il,ll hts cousin, Ulomn Fnsscln khnn, accomph-
MED by a,lte of eight persons. They fled from
Cabul utter tho fighting which preceded Gcn.
Iobryty' entry intn tho city, ind solicited Rua-
y,uu hospitality. Slt,nr Vek Maho1not eom-
u,n,ltlrd tho Afghans at tho buttle Of Chur
ARinb
Among tho treasure found by the British ut
Catul was cup Inscribed: ''prcscntcd to yck
Nahp,net for valuable services to tho Nusslun
Government In 1s7a''
Anothor dispatch from Tnshkcnd states that
Abdul ltoh1lnn Khan, tho Afghan Pretcndor,
obtutned eave to visit his relatives III Forghhna,
n1ll bus fled from there.
A ltH1oN or TEHltOR.
LONDON. Jnn. ii H.. ma despatch dntcu
CutluI, lice. u, says tho Mnhnunet1Ml,s nre nbNi.
dosljnE C,lbul. fe,ltng that suo rntrtbntion wit!
ln, visited Mpun thun, ~ thoy' nl synputhlztd
With tho onetny. Tho. 1itndoos who rc'tta!ti In
Gal'! report TINT reign Is terror . , existed @ fro,n
tlbnGt by tho rcbcls. Every shop alId ho'1Bs! fns
xIlttpl except thnse belonging tu MOhntntnet2hlls
Women weru ftrippctl publicly, aud tncn wtre
phut In the streets. Tho total loNs Of the euculy
in md t,cur Cullll Is p!nced ut e,0oo.
The BnoW II fast melting.
NO AGREEMENT ARRIVED At.
4 1T. Petersburg llBpatoh announces TINT tho
rgrcnnlcnt Getwcun England nnd tussin On tho
Central Astnn question haH not yet been effected.
It Ii prni,Ablu that tho severity of tho scntcnce
ngulilat Atjt. Ilurrholf will be modified by tho
Supreme Power,
, 1880-01-01

CALL ron THE REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL COHvEN.
TIOH.
WAsMlN1ToN, D. G., Dcc. 3l.-Chairman CAM
cron, OF tho National .ltopuLllcun Committee,
lssuctt to-aay tho following calls
A National Convention OF thu Republican
purity will tneet ut Chicago "Wednesday, the I'd
tluy Ut Juno ucxt. for tho nonlnauon' OF c,slIll-
dates 70 bo supported for. Froatdent and vice-
Prcdl.lent Ut tho noxt cieoilnn. Republicans,
nnd I'LL who will cooperate With thuM til sup.
parting thu n'ninoo ct tho purity. Mre Invited 10
rhouso two Delegates fru,n each Congressional
eacl Territory, and two fr1lm the District OF CO.
tumbla, 70 represent them in thu Convention.
j. D. EAAEisON, ChalFiuatl.
THOMAS u. KEoaIG, Becrut3ry.
, 1880-01-01
OBITUARY..
SENATOR HOUSTON.

-
. Speetnl Dhrntch Ia THE Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dcc. al.-sri'ntnr neorgo
Smith ftaustor, who died Mt Ills rcsItienco ut
Athons, Ala, Inst night, was vctcrhn Coti-
Krcss1nnn, md Fernando Wood IL the only mein-
bcr Of tho present Congress vino WIS, with HIN.
a member Of tho Twcnty-soventh Congress.
which met In extra sCsslnu III Mny, 1871. with
tho exception Of one Congress, hc WIS II member
of tho Io,ae until Alnbatnn srccdctl, Il, 1Ea. and
IN March Inst he took his acnt ns United States
Sct,ntor. Ito wlls staut, helvy-fcat,lres! old
gu1,tun,tsl, with bnltl hcnu, which used to turn
scurlct when lie bccatnu excited In dcbRtc
lie WIS II profcssed economist, and lao used to
wnge wnr agnlnst oxtrnsAKnnt expenditures ut
tho Capitol. Jnpo Popo Walker, WIN will probA-
bly, s,icccest iIu,,ston. Is lending 4Ahlan,n INV
yer, who was selected by JoG Dnys IN his Sure
tary of War when tho Provisional Confederate
Government mot ut Montgomery curly III 1861. 1t
WIS Afr. Walker who declared, when tho news
Of tho fnll uf Fort sumter reGnct Montgomcry: t
inan9llrntel; hut th!a will venture tn prchIct.
tint tho Cnmfcdcrate ling will, befnrc tho Ut 0f
May. ioat over tho dome Of the Capitol ut wash
NoS1noMEnY, Ala, Dec. 3i.-Tho Hon. George
8: Iloas;og, United states Senator from this
THO Eupit01 ptljcrs re all closed III respect to his
memory. Gov. Cobb and many prominent ctti-
zc,s will ~ to Athens to intend tho funcral sers-
Nasliv1Ltr, dec. ol.-scnator l1onstons death
WINS qHset aud pcncefui; Tho disease from
Ills death, w'ls noryous prostitution "na fa'ty de-
gc,erutOn nf tho hcnrt. .-
dc..tt,. tho schoots werv dismissed for tho iny,
and tho Court-ftouse. Fctn!te College,. Post
Office, md other public buildings, ~ we'll ns
humorous private hglscs, Werc dr1tpea IN mottr!-
lng in hont,r nf tho fllon chief. And from tho
,it'it.o Of tho Cor-1IouHo the Stars md Stripes
"A 4 feeling t Of sadness pcryadca tho entire con,-
1nunity. In tho tiHrkest lhya Of Aeabnn,a hc
, 1880-01-01

u'uIlI{ENr,
OFFICIAL RELATIONS SUSPENDED.

OFFICIAL RELATIONS SUSPENDED.
Losn0N, jan. la dispatch from Constants
nopio reportA that Minister Layard'a note to tho
Porto In reference 10 the 5tohunilnottnn priost
who IL reported to be llnder santuaco of dpath
for circulating pamphlets suhyessiye OF 1slltin.
lsln heing still llllal4sWuryd, Minister Iaya! has
suspended 0i!!clnl relations With tho Porto: The
british En1Assy, nevertheless, maintains u
,,al rupture 1T diplomatic rpAtialls having tx,
rurrrd. Meanwhile Btr Austin L4Ynrst awaits
Austria hAvo urged Minister, Layatd and tho
Porte u co1no tu arrangement In the muttor.
, 1880-01-01
The Porte Declining 10 Heed Layard's
Inquiries Regarding the Perse'
'. cuted Priest.
Terrorism in Cnbul While tic
English Troops Wcro Alb
scnt.
Mohammedans Leaving the City,
Fearful Of the Wrath to
Come.
ROME.
4 NEW rAPAf. ORGAN.


RoNE, Dec. :,1.-1'hu new orFnn started ,int,cr
tho prttcction md ut tho initiative Ut
poy,e Leo XIII. appears hero to-mnrrow.
It Ia called tile 1irnrn. The lender briefly sota
fnrth Its program md rtfnn d ttrc. II proposes
to defend tho liberty Of the Holy See, tn
co,nbat error, to respect persons, md
to n,nIntnn Justice and right. lis
sccouI nrtje!c nnswcrs Il liusssMn Hontle,iun's
cxhortation to tho pupc, ndvfsing him to
Give up Rome to tho scculnr power.
nrtl, accepting sarlinln In cxchnnye.
Il, crown King llnmhcrt Emperor
OF 1tnly. The Atrn,1I demonstrates thnt provi-
t1r,1co has destined ilornc, not CnElnr[H, As
tho sent Of ChrIsts Vicar. "1talinn tr1-
tlitloug f,.,ln Nnnte to Fascolo" 1t
snyB, "uphed tho principle Of tho
ropu'e residence as sovereign Mt Rome" Tho
newspaper nlso ACCUSES several Senators nE,tl
Deputies OF Frccn,Rsanry. nt,d presonts m In
,N,rt,tnt cxtrnct fr,tn ncpMcttcrnlch's newly
published nlcptDlrs.
, 1880-01-01
SWITZERLAND.
-utx4 %+S,fSt4t tI,lsf1r fy-ttAlSfe

GENEVA, lrrc. 3l,-Onc nf tho consequences ut
tho tutl,strful crisis hns been complete rovol-
tton IN TIM embroidery ttntle Ut 1Hstern Swit2cr-
lMnd. Tho American mcrrhnntA, who hrn tho
principal purchasers of Swiss cmt'tphlcrcst
g.nNls. i,.st,, of ordering tl,on from tho ,nan-
flcturrrs th,rstXli tho nAtyH nRcnIs rs formerly.
ilnvc cs,Alaf,,ai t,,clr swll h.lsrs ut ST. tiuli.
hty tho materials III tho rhcnrss I,,'rkcts, nsltl
Hivo prtlcr* direct to operatives Witt Wt'rk ut
their n~,t hn,,cs, tins dispensing With the help
uf manufacturers and n{scHta.
, 1880-01-01

Srtfth Utarnfrh To Tht fhfedNa TfthHte.
TEOntA, ILL., 1cc. Al.-I. u. Flnu)ng wna rnl,l,ch
of ss III mnney md Nil TIM clothes he Ind on,
except his shirt, Inst night. l'y Fred Zimmerman.
l'at I4ntl,lsgn,,, md Monroe Jcffcrs. Tho rrnp-
rry wns fn,lnt on tho pnrtfcs, nn, II tlainsllt or
whnis Il Temperance mi, when at h0tIle, hhd
been drinking With tho pfrlirs.
, 1880-01-01
LOTTERY DRAWING,

LoulsylLLk, KY, Dec. 3l.-Tho tfteonth d1Aw-
Ing OF tho Commonwealth Distribution Conf
pany took place In Mavautey's Thuatra In tho
prcsonco ut largo audience. The capital
prtxs, $50. 100, wa4 won by ticket No. 3,asS; tho
second prtxe, el9 poo BY No. 1876; third pra4c,
$l0I000 each: Nus. Gl, ,S52 IND 48,tIA.
, 1880-01-01

LOuIgvtILn, pco. 3l.--Tha bank oloarlnHs in
Louisville In 1870 wese Fsa3, ,700.075 Thero wcro
57ols hogsheNls of leaf tobAcco sold; 5s5 90 lbs
at manufactured tosmcco paid Fcyenue taxcs.
The receipta Of cattlo werc A.oea head; hogs,
a!8,1;: head; sheep. l@5873 lsuad; horsos nna
mules, 7,pl8 hcad. The reoetptA Ut merchandise
III tho lust six lnanths were. fur tho leading Art.
cca: lIatna, 5,tN00W poun,ll; bas,i,, u, G,f0t,41i
pnllids; butter, l,048 01G rpltls; cheese, tIl-
tUt pounds, eoneG .HlT pounds; lncrchauLiso
nnd Buniries, N85 ,uE packages.
Tho tntcruat-rcycnuo receipts amounted To
&1NDW,3l.
, 1880-01-01
Uncle DICKS LIBEL SLIT.

ClN0tMNATI, Dec, ui,-ltluharl Smtth. ct tho
Gazette, was arrested to-day Rt l O'clock Oh =
warrant sworn out by Chtof Of Police Wappen-
stein, charging criminal libel. Tho matter which
gave rise to tho warrant was an Interview pub
published IN Tuesdays Gaztlls, charging WAp-
pcnstoln with completely with tho ganblors- Mr.,
, 1880-01-01
THE ORIENT.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 3.-It is reported that Chinn
hns givpn japan threo months to ncccac to tho
making OF Loo Chino Islands aetnl-lndeppndent,
otherwise war will be teclnrefl. The arsennls
arc lnking preparations.
JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, Dec. 1a-Tho I.oo- Choo question
hcnrs u moro pacific phhae. It Is mutually
nrrecd to appoint commissioners to discuss tho
disputed points.
, 1880-01-01

Special Dispafth to 1As CAteaso 7t4bpn&
KAasAs CITY, BIO. Dec. 8l.-On Chrlatnaa-Day
II young man named Forest, whose tathcr was
tho founder OF Fosost Grcon, Charlton County.
Mo-. waa br,ltalIy murdered by colorcd man
named Cross. The murderer Was arsestcd' at
Mexico, but, upon bctug taken to Keyteevillo,
= mob wss In waiting. aud tho otacers had
Tho t' moi III chased % tnsm twenty.ayo miies,
, 1880-01-01

HANK OFFICERS CONVICTED.
lIupsOs CRY, N. T., Dee. :1l.-Thr six officers
md Directors Of tho Ncchnnlca' and Lnhorcrs'
Anyings' Bnnk, chnrgcd With conspiracy to d.
fraud, md whose trlal has been III progress solnc
time, were to-day convicted. 6cntonco wins de-
flft9tfl.
, 1880-01-01
with Willinm iscts'lick for Ctairmn,,, wns mp
sa fora,i meotI,'g on Eray nsh %e' Hi" report 's
WASHINGTON.
TREASURY AIATTERS.
Tttk Ctttlt.HSGY.

WAet1N1ToS, y. Ice. 3i.-Tho tntal nmount
Of nadftonnl NAttonni-hank circulation issued
during tho yenr ending Dec 81, 1871, wis fe6o7-
810; nn,o,lt,t retfrc< s7,e2,76l: not dccrcaso OF
bank circulation during tho yoar, *18,D8s, ,lon;
total amount of NntEOnnl. bunk cfrcf!ntton nut
BtantlIng Dec. III, s3to,s8a 012 not including tho
circulation Of Nntiunnl gold bnnks, which was
fl,tn,1I.
Tho following In 4 abatement ut United States
CURRENCY outstanding n.l this tllto:
OLD denund noles......,... ...............u& GI10
n.nr-y rear tlt1toe u lHsi, 45
TwN.Jeur COUPON nntss Ut lts]. .......,.,.. ItiM
Observation-Disclosures notes ..........,....,. 231hfO
Fractional currency, nil Issues, .......... 155IHR
,S1ll75u up
, 1880-01-01

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Fl. Louis, Mu,, uoc. Il.-An attempt to st1oot
fusion Of tho Republicans and 0reenbackass
In tho Seventh Congressional District at Bctiall4
to-day fell through. Tho Republicans nomi-
mated ex: GOV. MoClurx, and tho 0rocnhackers
W. @. A!drklxe ~ candidates for tho vacancy
caused by tho death OF Dir. Lazy
, 1880-01-01
SPAIN.


MADRID, Dcn. Bl.-GonzMlcs, tho wontd-l'e
ass,,ain of King Alfonso, who had buen lying III
whit about the door Of tho iaoyal palace, fired
from tho noriler Ut tho sontry.box. Gonzales
did mt make ln1ch res!st4nco on being arrested,
ar,sl tho a,tlr.ls bud to protect him from tho vlo
1Gnco vt tho crowd
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
lt,anoN, lice. MA dspAtch from Hondayo
snya MA.lrd letters dcserie tho political stasa-
ton In Spnln III very critical. An alliance Is
md senor Baxnsst for tho purpose OF strength
rning tho tonstltutionAl!sta. Notwithstanding
tho urKtHt representations Of tho NnyaFFp*u
Runatlls anu Eclllc1s OF the Chamber Of
Deputies. tho Government refuses to ru-eatab-
ltBG the ftlGrlN,
, 1880-01-01

rArno, y. H., Dee. Dl-Tho ovi.lenoc In tho
I.rugcr chsc closed this forenoon. Tho ntt"r-
ncys speeches r!nsc,a 1T q T. I'll. Aftcrn rccc*s,
.I.ulgu lres chnsEctl tho jtlry,whn retired, md,
urtcr II fn1f-hnr'R ,t1thcrhtior, returned ver-
diet or INT gully, which WIS i..gnlyed with great
npp1ui,sc. Gen. A1rs aml all congratulated
hin, ..
, 1880-01-01

sp4etal Dsspaseh 10 ~ UA4edpo Tribune.
BURLINGTON, H., Dec. 3i.-The exhibition Of
tbs Southeastern Iowa Poultry E1hthltinn. now
In progress In this city, Is AttfAot!ng considerable
attuttI0u from Ill po!uty in this 9tate and
Illinois, The ontyes arc numerous. aud tho dis
play Of hifd4 very lnp.
, 1880-01-01

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 0l.-->1ohn Butpber, b..
proprietor of tho Newport Drcweryi Newport,
KY, made IN assignment to-day to john l.
Hodge fnr tho benefit OF hls creditors. Lta6tlf"
ties, $43000 The creditors arc Inoatiy In tincan-
natl and Newport. The Assets are probably
equal tQ tho 1iablllu1e.
, 1880-01-01
DEATH SENTENCE,


CINCINNATI, Dec. 1l.-Tho finzeftr's Mnestllon
tO.) spcciHi snys: "Juigo Meyer ths nftcrt,tnnn
ovcvrlllcd tho motion for II 1,ew rtnt, md sell
tenccd Gustnvc Ohr IND 0corgc Mum 10 l'n
tn,,gcd Mly7. They nro tnya II ycnrs o1 WIN
were ln,th cnslyctGu nf tho murder Df John
WntnaatHh. Of Philadelphia, in August Inst, ncar
Alliance"
, 1880-01-01

LEADvIgLh. C0l., Dec. 1i.--Ths ChFonfele's all
ruAl trAdo- report Of Lsadville for the past year
shows tho bullion and orc product to bo Sl2, Co.,
8s0.al, Thu mercantile trssdo waa IL, LOU, 900;
.sles ef mining property for sums Of over t5oo'
, 1880-01-01

hut, nftcr riding sxty, they renchcti ficklard.
the scat-bo,,nA train. T'iuy rraohed this city
tt-night, aud tho murderer hts been locked up
in tho Second EtrCet inf1. Flo claims tho killing
wnH done III ac1f-defcaC.