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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
TRYING TO SECURE A QUORUM.

80 's' thhkshAfH TO riiE TRIbUNEi
:, WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Democrats in the
House Of Representatives appear to have changed
their tactics, Failing to secure the attendance of
qnoram OF thsr present members. they are now bent
on turning out Republican aud seating Demo-
era IN the hope that he will hold out to vote when
called upon. hr. Yeates. Of North Carolina, will
probably 30 entirely willing to attend every session
u the House curing the next thirty days, in consid
Grafton OF the sum OF 81 0OO which he will receive
If seated a. . member Of that body.
The entire day was devoted to discussion Of the
xeasss- Martin case and vote was reached. Sew
jest, and. probably ct least ono day more will be
thus consumsd before the case IL decided. Mr.
Ieatee viii probably be seated, because he is o
Oeuocrat and his veto is needed by the Democratic
hsstdes, no !. poer, and needs the salary Of Con-
renmsn. The mere fact that he was not elected
" mslority 0f the voters of the Ist North Caro-
IA the H0use Of Representatives.
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Ma. spRAG UE'S PETITION FOR A DIVORcE

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Jan. 27.-In the office of
the Cerk Of the supreme Court Of Washington County
to-day William Sprague led petition for divorce from
his wifi, Katherine Chase sprague. The petition says
Mr.. sprague has kept all ms marriage covenanls. but
that MRS. sprague has wfuly and without cause do
serted his bed aud board The petition farther sayS Mrs
S1rngue committed adultery and has Deen smiiy "l
other IGisbrbayI0r. -. -. -.
Mrsspague CHARGED with driving her Oldest son GUY
petitioners property and thus embarrassing ana
defeating his effort extrtcate hin sel1 anu !ny
remnant OF hs estate from financial difficulties. Mr.
sprague slso complains that she has inauy time aD
s, ed from home for long periods. ana has
wilfully persisted III sisa1er0us language concerning
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TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS,. 49,
Bosroy jan 27.-Ihe JOINT SPECIAL Committee
m Amendment reported W t1e trus- oi
sscs ms .rnOou Oi tue op'sed cOn-t
uf,y,dns bionnial elections IA this stale
WOMAN sUPFRAGE IN DELAWAkG.
DOVER. De-, Jar. H7-Alr. Henry ~. stanton,
"a Iuaon a. Anthony ard Mia Mary A. stuart bad heel
N Inc senate and House, last evening, Oh penAnS
nil 10 Atrke the word "mae frun the state c1hstuNoh
RAILROAD BLOCKADE BHOKEN.
porouKEtpsIE y. T.. Jan. 27.-A tram got
through this city {" hIer,on ON ta
he cars raa benind banES iTom soFen TO een cs'
hig. -,
MosToOMERY y, /, Jan. ia Hcaff slpch
- H,s.av f.It nj tins pire Tuesl,y h0rnDs Mary
rea, l. sHSros. II "a BOLT. nr paw ie niN chPo
s L on house the keyH shakg1 wi VI e VSis VI
TIC dvoIs.
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A BRIEF CHAT WITH MR.. BOUTWELL,.

Ex-Governor Boutwell,, OF Massachhsetts,
who IL now counsel for the United States before 'hc
Franco-Amcrican Claims Commission. is at the Filth
Avenue Hotel A TRIBUNE reporter made inquiries CT
im respecting tho workings OF the Commission Cover
nor Bout well said: "Seventy-one claims have been
preseuted to tie Commission by the Government "f
France against the American Government. They are
damages 10 property sustained by the claimants curing
the late civil war; including the szre OF cotton and the
destruction. of crops by the Uaed States tFoops Ie
sum total accordiag to the claimants estimate Is one
aud ono; bird miii.Jr dollars. .
Mr. Boutwell, was asked whether Massachusetts had
apy claims upOn General Garfield for representation IN
fhe Cabinet thilk" sail he the calling Ot senator
Blaine Cabinet settles the claim Of the NewEnX
land states" -. ,-
In reply To an inqniry TO what remedy lad been
proposrd in Wesh.lgtoD 20 relieve the oaen lar OF thc
United States Supreme Court of the large number oi
cases before IT, he said "a proposltOn winch Is oDkcC
on with favor Is t. give the Crcuit Courts In The several
circuits Jurisdiction certain cases especially the ad
Diralty and patent II that should b. carried ONT
ths calendar OF the court would bo greatly relieved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
AN ELEVATED ROAD IN ROCHESTER.

For several years the citizens oil Rochester
have been canonz relief frVm the dangers ati,"d'
ing tne railroads which pass through their city Last
spriLg they succeeded In having tue Legislature appoint
a commission to investigate the matter sicriy n
cnmmittrc, consisting uf WilnIu Purcell J. V Chasr,
/. COuk. Marn kiiegs, GtOfk g. Buel dnl ). r. Booth
rrprcscnfing commission, met Mr Van itcht at hc
Windsor Hotel and decided that the best Ting 10 do
was build elevated rOad t0 Cdrry thr tfan- tWeVe
f,et Dby" the thirts sreets which the York C,n-
trail Road cfOsses. This piu eau Oc cisly CARED ou
of The st"cp grades whc are 'hc"1iere ON
bntl eid,s of Roche rter The VII be besIn early
Ia tho .pring Wii take about tfrc J"1:@ 10 rJmiI":e
It. Tae cost viii Amount 10 between SlOU"'VOO %Ih
- AN
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CANADIAN 1EANE INCREASING.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jam 27.-lhe trade ana navl-
rat,u returns Tor The Bscai year show that tho
value Of the exports from the DUrn'"n exceeded bos"
4 any year since 1874 AMI Was only excerdcd In two
ye,rs-ls73 aud la74 since tho Ilte Of Considerations
The returns all result never before experienced
IN DomiunI s'aistics-an excess ~ exports over IN
ports. The aiuDnt ~ sich excess over tue iou vain"
OF nports was 42l Ill and over the value Of gODd-
entered Tor COnsumiItIoi, SI.Ol?oIo In, ablput -
lmI and eIrtt u-iui- Hu's 81 rcPh Sl4 80 ~
.222.r32; tut utnrr year since leh|. me hS-
gicGatr tcadc nf III, lumillnt "XhlItr Ah 'taso II,
lie Iradc with 1rrat Butain over tbaC Ui 1879 OF
lj,0lS,4 S,43N ;Ld decrease III that with the United
"a vi ~ 2pT, ,s63,
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TARIFF REVISION.
AN EFFORT TO OBTAIN ACTION ON TIE WAYS AMI
MEANS COMMITTEES BILL.

AN EFFORT TO OBTAIN ACTION ON THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEES BILL.
lBY TELIGRAPH 10 THE TRBDSB.l
WARRINGTON Jan. 27.-AmoDg the bills on the
Speakers table In the House OF Representatives
IL the Senate bill to provide for the appointment of
a Commission to revise the tariff. In the course of
a conversation to-day with Mr. Frye regarding the
probable fate of measures reported by the Ways
aud Means Committee and now on the calendar, q
TRIBUNE correspondent asked whether in Mr.. Fryes
onnon there is any prospect of the passage of the
Tariff Commission bill.
"Yes.n was the reply, " i shall endeavOr to get
action upon 1t before Congress adjourns Ihe
passage Of tho bill has been strongly recommended
and urged by the representatives OF the lron lum-
ber. wool aud other important manufacturing IN
austries of the country. Among the papers on tho
subject which our committee has received Is o
memorial in It's favor signed by about 900 wooilen
manufacturers of the country. and comprising
nearly every prominent manufacturing firm in that
branch Of industry"
Mr.. Daunell, another msinber of the Ways and
Means Committee, said to-day that he thinks the
passage of the 1ariff Commission bill ut this session
IA very doubtful. The friends of protection to
American industry, both in the committee and in
the House. are in favor OF the bill, while the free
traders aud some Of She revenue reformers are
opposed to it.
Among the memorials lately presented to the
Houso in favor Of the bill is one signed by huius s.
Frost, ient Of the National Association OF Wool
manufacturers; F. w. Cheney president of the SILK
Association of America ID. j. Morrel, president OF
tho American Iron aud Steel Association; j. Hart
Brewer president of United States Potters Asso-
citation; AN Garland president of the National Wool
GrowerS Association c. H. Dalton. president of the
Arkurighl Club Thomas MacKellar, president OF
the Type Founders Association OF the United states
and of the Book Trade Association of Philadelphia;
George g. Bowen. president of tho Textile
Manufacturers Association of the West and
South; George Balm, president Of the Miilers
National Association John Jarrett president OF the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Work
era of the United States; Wellington Smith, pras-
ileut Of the American Paper Makers Associa-
ton William a. Bent secretary OF the Committee
of Builders OF American Cotton Machinery E. W.
purant, president of the Northwestern Lumber
Manufacturer Association. and others. The me-
rnorialists conclude as follows:
Thev Sseve that early and thorough revisionts de-
snanded by all the interests OF the country, ia
rer that the tar policy o the country may DO setted
and that new terprges be undertaken with me
assurances that after this settlement tue tarn VIII proba
Oly remain undisturoed for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
ANEW NAME AZ HARRISBURG.
tuvrrtrcRApu To TIE TkIUuNR.

HARRISBURG JAM 27.-Ihe tenth ballot for
United States Senator. taken to-day, resulted as
follows: Oliver, 50; Wallace, SO; Grow, %; ilew-
lit, 3; MacVeagb, 3; Phillips, 2; Beard Curtin
and Agnew ore each. Mr. I. W. Phillips, who re-
ceived the votes Of HUM, of PhIla aielphia, and
Morrison. of Lawrence County, is "A new man IN the
fight and has been the intimate personal friend oi
General Garfield for moro than twenty years. lie
,s the senior partner Of the oil rn of Phillips Bros.
g. Co. He contributed largely of his time and
meons TO the Indiana campaign. 1t il thought by
Mr.. Grows fnerds that the introduction OF MIR.
Phillips mt this time is for the purpose OF drawing
away Mr.. Grows instructed vote IN tho OIL country
state that he would not Knowingly be party to
such an intrigue.
There is no important change IN tho SITUATION TO-
night. Both parties are well arranged anL deter
mined TO carry on the contest indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
MS WILL ONLY IN A LEGAL SENSE.

Michael Gallagher, short time before his
-, ,,,ad 81, A. ip which he b,,ueatheI tile sum
-, IN -, tno Cbnrch OF the immaculate Conception,
and several other small SUI "A to cergymen aud c'aris
bic ustitut,ous Mr.. Gallagher made number OF alter
o,ion m the Will after It's execution but without SUB
the,n fD the subscribing witnesses. lie struck
@ 49, nc tnstapce whole clause and appended note,
that the provisions contained In II should no.
~ rr,eI into effect. lie also changed the sum gwen
~. ~ ,n Chnrcn OF the Immaculate Conception irom paw
~ 200 surrogate CALVIN admitted tho wiil to pToDae
w w 'cccd Yesterday tnat it must stand AS 3f's DAILY
rte not yithstln ndlng the fact mat tns ALLEGATIONS
~ nseu made IN the handwriting OF Mr Gallagher
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An IMPoKTANT CONIRACT MADE.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. PA cont. contract Ct
For,da and T. Corye OF Jacksonville and A. r. Lndef-
man. representing capta,ss Of Philadelphia and the
Pacific coast to drain Lake okeechobee IN South fior-
ida II tho scheme carried out ocrcs OF tse
Raj sng,r land M the world wall be reclaimed ne
Territory 10 be reclaimed iueludes the celebrated Ever
sades and large as The stgte 81
rms is the largest contract on record anu ~ ~
pietsI Florida can produce more sugar thah inc oLteu
Sta
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CAPTAIN SLOCCN'S DEFENCE.

DEAL BEACH, N. j., Jan. 27.-Captain John
slocuiu M o.r OF e Saving station No. u. whom 1t Is
charged absented hBself from his station during the
great storms December 90 and 27 and January Il,
sayn tue charges made out Of pure malice CaItA
socum denes (aud hts crew c0rroDOrate MS dchID uaI
r IA absent post uf duty during ast fTlay
great bow Regarding his absence from tne stAlIOD ln
December, Captain SiOcum says ne was taken soK on
n a. mucr 20, cUntiped 10 his home liutii tno
1su scndiug hls son Br0D as substitute lor benlaIl
V,n p1InI uatIOlnan No. l. whD TOOK the place. "i
I.nnfaI IL ~lnrun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
MATTERs BEFORE CONGRESS.

MATTERS BEtOhE CON0hIIco'
OxMocRATs DETERMINED TO MAKE ANoTHEh Err
foRT-ESDgAvoRlN0 TO UNsEAr RKPUBLioAN
MEMBER OF THE noUsE-iNrEREsTiNd DhDAiA
IN TIE SENATE.
Representative Bicknell stated TO COZ.
respondent of The TRIBUNE yesterday 'p"'
the attempt to pass the Electoral Couh'
resolutions would be renewed PROV
ably next Tuesday. There is mann
fest disposition on the part of the Democfa.lc
majority in the House to unseat Mr. Martlp,
Of North Carolina. without any other suIicieh'
,eason than that tie exigencies of the Demo-
cratic situation demand it. Representa'ive
Trye il of the opinion that the Tariff Com
,sissiop bill may pass the House. In the Sen
ste Yesterday MIR. Beck spoke in favor OF free
ships. and Mr. Blaine replied to his arguments
effectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Thursday. Jan. -, 1881

LONDON. Thursday, Jan. ~, 1881.
The tbAw has rendered nc Thames iippossiOie or Tow"
ing for aniio a wees owing 10 floating Ice Falan au
two guo,. spius IA Southampton uaID0r YESTERDAY
Tie whtc si9r Line Steamer Baltl'' Captain iursei,
from IAvcrpcol for NcwYJrk, when saonh lave 'aleu
hence Yesterday was JrtAned by fog and dId not san
unlIi 1880 O'cUcs -. ~. To-day
Tine Br,,lsh SHIN Carns,nors Captain Scott, from Lv-
rpool Augst IL for san FrauescO. has put In a. tbe
Falkland Islands with the teams ot nrr l"wer @eck
ttokeu she viii have 10 await material from EnS'@ud
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CUTTING OF IMMIGRANT RATES.

The contest of the three trunk lines CT
railroads III, Immigrant traffc bec"'ces more
bittcr every day. ad Wednesday tle Kali
road Company made further reduction Of 10 per cert
from schedLlr rates thpcls-s passengers through
Castle Gatdru malt the cur" 30 conL A there
ihrcc steamer with oVar 1000 Passengers which
arrived fair cash" business dOue over the Penn
lyyana ROah the " cur on thr Now York Central Aud
Ere Roads being only 10 per csnt. announced lueA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
NOMINATIONS AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Ihe Democrats
made the following nominations Tor city ON . 'hH
morning: For Mayor Samiel g. King; for City Solicitor,
Edward Worrell Mr. King has already given notice 81
his declnation OF the nomination unless John u,er IS
indorsad by the party for Receiver OF Taxes subse-
nuently William " McGrath nominated for the
Latter Office but thr adherenls Of John uner bOed the
convention and there was great excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
THE FREE SHIP DEBATE.
SENATOR BEcK's LONG EXPECTED SPEECH AND
.arNATOR BLATNE's REPLY.

SENATOR BLAINE's REPLY.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TaIBuNE.I
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Beck had an at
tentlye audience during the delivery OF his long
,romsed speech in favor Of free ships the galleries
bsing veil Elled by people who were apparently in
tsrested in the subject. while Senators upon the
Soor. aud notably Senator Blaine and Senator
Copkling, gathered about the speaker and remained
absorbed in the argument during the entire hour
consumed in its delivery. Senator Beck has made
the question of free ships against protection study
for several years, and Is armed with formidable
,ore of facts and figures with which to support his
,veil.known theories. He had carefully prepared
I,stnsech. and read it from manuscript.
Ssnator Blame, who is the recognized champion
of American shipping interests, made an Immediate
" ,r exIibtine again his marvellous readiness rs
sxshatsr as well as his apparently nexhaus. lbe
store of facs upon all conceivable subjects OF pubic
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

Fes;s Mail Libe taken by Indians h"ar saG jose
end the driver Killed man ana thres WoI1 N were
surrounded hy Indians two miles rom the sam" place
Mr. Robinson and Mrxirans arrived the acehe
III time 10 their hgPs fight enSutd and RUbhs'
ana his party being oTsisa when i've soldiers ~
the o h Cavalry df who put the Indians to hght.
Mr.. Robinson reports that tfco miners were killed Jan
1S at Chloride Guch and the bodies Of four women
and children were 10 San MGrcal, January -,
harri1ly initiated and burned,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
BUSINESS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.

PHILADEL rHIA, Jan. 27.-The statement Of
the siness all lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company east Of Pittsburg and Erie, for December,
$780, compared with the same month in 1872 shows:
An increase RT"sS earnings OF $930O3 aL increase
f. expenses OF $40 705 deoro aSe III net earnings Of
$3S5 SO2 The twelve months M 1880 ~ compared
Wth the same periol 10 1879, shows: An increase III
gross earnings Sc Gao 703 increase In eNiWDSes
Of - 242 3O7 increase III net earnings o ~ 35T4so
All lines west uf Pit>burg and Eric for the twelve
months Of 1880 show surplus over liabilities Ot
$3o465lp. cling 6an over the same perIod III 10 ~
OF 81 I22,S7O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
suppOsED COAL DEPOSITS FOUND.

Q0EBRC, Jan. 27.-Specuens OF mineral
sapied 10 be coal have been found ory miles Spu!h 81
tnls city. Under magnlfyinS glass the sampes snow
~ difference o structure from ordinary coal and local
deal. 4 mauifpst "A lively interest IN the dscoVtiy'
suecmrs of the cnnl been forwarded or ahaJ SIS
10 Prufrnnor sclwhn, of the G,OlOglcal SurYty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
TISITORS AT MENTOR.

MENTOR, Ohio, Jan. 27.-Judge Baxter Of
Teunrsspe, jnst ms'e loHS cAl "h General dhfhu
Visitors here think tea, tie prospect Of tie Hon Horace
MAYNARD for place in the Cahet have Improved sinco
tr u, ocraF won the SeUa' Oria rst ir T~Lncss'e,
m which .e WAS thr most pDlneLi Candidate II the
E.LIbIcan Side Prot Wlhrr ~ ,1taskI, "lass-
mate l schCcl nnd college Of GeNrl 04rncld has pd!c
Inn another visit DT. Stmuc. AupheY. OF " braskn'
who came with bn, II eminent ~ lng-t ara ;hHlst
who has been engaged III s+cltihG pursuits Tor many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
DIVIDEND NOT EVEN MENTIONED.

The usual m0nthy meeting of the directors
OF the Dellware and HGlsop Canal Company was Hei
Yesterday II was very snort and only routine pnslErss
was trausacied No mention made of div irui on
the s,,ck aItnong numerous reports were crc"ted IN
Wall Stret tha yidcnd n1d been decided on IL "ar
even rrn0rird that Il wa4 tu he IL cent for the
quarter Officers ~ tue company said yesterday the
Inai "a nuL ven menllOmul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
REPAIRING TIE WIDDR!NGTON.

HALIFAX, Jan. 27.--The position of the
steamer Niddriagton Is unchanged. About the snie
quantity II the carg" removed yesterday as on
Tdcsd.v The divers wore down again Ihry tkpcctto
yet M hole IN tLr afcr part of the shp paceCd to-day
an1 have pai. ps az works akirg the water out e!e
will Pc banly DC raised during ~" latter patt Oi the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
DENYING REPORTS OF CONTROL.

Reports were circulated in Wall Street yes
terlly that the Chicago aud Nrthwestern R.il:cai
Company hal a. cured control Of Inc Minneapolis and
81 LouI, Railroad which cxcnds sou Inward f.ou Mn
II, apnis Albert lea and Fuirse Ciiy, "a hsi'cc oI
an mi ldD iuIirP The correctness OF thc ruhoT was
.loni,h III fnn nni nf NnI, hMcslcrn CntnplnY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
TIE CANADIAN CONTRACT.

OTTAWA, Jan. 27.-ln the House OF Conf
mons yesterday the Pacific Railway debate was re-
sumed. Amendments were proposed In turn by sr
Albert salth Bechard, sir Richard Cartwright, Mr..
Burpee OF Sudbury, ~ b.. AID Mr.. Lturcr; bus all
were dcfeAttd Oh O ntrcIly party vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
THE FRTNCU STECIE MOVEMENT.
InNDnN. Ihnrshay. Jan. 27. 1881

Tie Times. in It's financial article this morn
inR says The Bank a. France has rled to cure the
gold drain by Issuing noes This has iailed' as was
prsctrd. II IL quite possible now that tho only res"rt
sundur as many Other COUNTRIES they can 10 Join
lArlu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
ceivss AND CASUAL7IRS-BY TELEGRAPH
,PLoDixa OF A CONDENSER.

EXPLODING OF A CONDENSER
lowell ki:i,s., Jan. 27.-Ine steam condenser
a. tht neN Liil or ire Appleton Company eApouo1 as tDe
oes.sves were entenng tho mill this ornhs No ono "~
bidrrt. s,,rrrEn ny vAoAROND
crnytrrNIF L. l.. Jan. 27.-ln Fast GresnwcD.
,,s,n,v Iweiycycal oh daughter OF John Nelioon wa
sso,knsy ains ol Oy unkEOwE tramp o1 the hsh"AS
ILe rufdan e-caped- ..-
scALPED 3Y A RAILROAD ACClphSE s
EovT tVAYNP N. NJ. JIu. 2J.-.ln east hounn
. ~ 90 ~ A ane p RanNay, Tneala sruck srag 1eer
Ioanme ani ngpe Sni sw9eas wen, PAsi ~ ,u an
osrI ecklpE Wnuhclhg 20 ehsihotA -
Indian aud completely sespng another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
GEyERAL GARFILLUS SECRETARY.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27.-A dispatch ftom Kan
aas Cry says: Professor y. C. linl. principal "a Tie
Norria al sron at Oregon Holt County Mo. VII !e PIT
yaic src-ctGry Presdcut G5rci Prot ssOT AN "ds
one Of The faculty OF the c0lrge al hiram Oio when
Grnern Carried pre- sidcnt 0f that iIrtltutiVB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
sK!RAiISHING WIN TIE BoERs.

Tic patrol from Pretoria surprised and cap
tnrcd Euer laagrr alter nghtIrg. The Beers
lost twentyseyen Killed and many wounded. rhe BJers
abandoned thi s;Or's. 1he Brti-h lost four bi,cd
All II ell IA Pretoria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
TIE CATTLE TRADE MENACEb.


In the House Of Commons to-day Mr..
Chaplin tConscrvay,), nemDtr for La cOiashire. Md,
We notice that would move. the 80 Of bruary,
t1 prohibit the ituE,riaor Ot caNe rom cpnntrie4
wh-ie disease Is known 10 exist, ther slaughter ON
landing has proved iusafticrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
INDIAN ATROCITIES IN EW-MEXlco.

GALVESTON. Texas, Jan. 27.--Ihe Ae~s has
o.. foI,,a,oe from albuanetGue,1 Z N.x: \ pa'iy ar
r.y;ns az Fort Craig January "a reports IAi asIpo'ra