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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
GRE4T PROGRESS IN COLORADO.

DENyER Col, Jan. 1.-The growth Of this
ct and state during the past year unprecedented IN
its history, In Denver more than rI,0O0,0j0 were eX-
pended in che construction Of buildings. and the
total assessed valuation Of the city is F25G500O0, an
increase in ae past year Of 20IG0.O0O TIE Auditor.
records show he assessed valuation OF the entire state
to be O'O an increase of S13 OOOO)D over thar
of1e4O The lowest cures the bullion on put Of the
state tho past year place it 40 S2O20Ooo0 or this
Lake County is credited with ll5ODooO The Total in-
q. btprrp-- ol tir state s}3DuGO More ilHu
- 600 900 have been expended ia tie STAT, railway
c.1-. riicou during the past year. The Denver and
New Orleans Railroad expects 10 De ln communication
year I.uc. WI.u NtN-Orlaals by the Texas road.
by the same time the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
viii have liz line completed IO Denver The Rio lnGr
Ijoij mas laId third r to Pueblo. and Toe Alg u-on,
IueI and santa Fo VIII trains through % Denver
u,. X tvupl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
THE FIRE RECORD.

THIRTY-NlNE BALES OF COTTON BURNED.
A ire broke oUl at 10 O'Clock last night on
board the lighter S'npel A. Brown lying at the Erie
Railroad freight dock at the foot OF PayonIaaye..
Jersey cry. The lighter was loaded with
cotton and in few minutes
every bale Of the thir.ylnc board in flames. Au
alarm was ound but before the arrival cf the engine
the flames bad gtued such hoadway that the men
unabl, t0 cop. with them md they turned erattenOn
saving of tho Erie Railroad building, few min
ui trr tl, fig BOATS o.. v. Morgan Van ll0uten Co
mWbi1 and Henry J. FINN arrived, ana while thc Morgan
flowed tie burning lighter into tie stream the others
poured streams water 81 other vessels near by:
The cotton wac consigned tO InU1n, Swan * Co.. Of
BrolbIvu. Its value could NOT be learned only the
rV1us of tu. lighter uut iIt''e Of the dCcS de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
THE BOSTON SHIPPISG.


THY TELEGRAPH I'd THE TE.BCSE.'
BOsTON, Jan. 1.-The arrivals ant clearanccs
az the port Boston for ISL were a. Iouow9: From
forei-n countries, lG3 steamers 80 ships 324 bars @52
brgs and 1857 schooner, making total of
BIB vessels. The coI.twise arrivals were Los
-teurrs > ships IOS bar,s, - b~i-s. 74~G -cA.ou.
I2I -pops; total. 9i32, making the -l gaze uH DER
%. vessels arrived from i0FeiS" ana "'"'"u' ports
1861
Tuc Tor, .u rlcGcances durn the year were ljG rsm
cIa - -I 10 DIrhs 800 btl-S ana -'-I rcnp"hci7
total. 3.lSG.
TI9 coa,tv,e clearance. were 8J2 steamers, 20 -ip.
l21 barb.. - orvs aud lOu9 scuuJurt; toiII, liz
IupLsug tl. aggregate number OF vessel cleared for
fa.rleu aul uO.u,sric ports ,lGj.
r to.sI arrivals ior l-,O numbered l2i0l, and the
..u,,.. lI-J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
MFXICAN TREACHERY.

DENVER, Col, Jan. IA dispatch to Tie
Tribune, from Santa Fe conforms the accounts from
Preside del Nore, Mexico ~ tho capture ny the Mcxi.
cans o; forty Apache7 on the path, comprising Ma
na the weIknown war chie and a remnant Of his fol-
lowers. These Indians went into the village opposite Pre-
sdiO del Nore and attempted to make treaty OF peace
when the inhahitInts took them prisoners shot Mana
and the other h f and the remainder South, in
tendnS 70 pao" the men M work In the mines and mako
tl. MOmon ,LlENa I'D laLne. Im The CITY VI NeNlcU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS IN RUSSIA.

LONDON, Jan. IA telegram from St. Petersburg
dated Saturday says The Nor0sh will Tomorrow
announce the insolvency of the Grand Society Of
Railways and the msa approprlation of 25.00O 600
roublcs of Government money on the Nicolas line.
An imperial commission of inquiry will be appointed
under the direction OF the Ministers of Finance and
Communications. 4 proposal has been made by the
state controller to AXE over the railway from the
society,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
4 TATtL FIEE War RICUBCRG. n Y.

3aADIoAD, Penn, jar. The LIge irams
boarIiu. house # Garrett A5os, n,ac E.chburg,
" Y.-vas destroyed by fire at ! O'Clock This
moruin. "a. from an oil well was used as
ucl in the cooking stove, and an unexpected
pressure -et the Kitchen on fire Ar Abois
tried 10 rescue three chi rem who were sleeping in
rear room ltH-.Ir. ., cbutu NOT 'pdrh them. TWO or
turui were Ii- tI}',ru au eleven years. and tho
otacr uo.. a- ten Near.. The" were a'l burned 90
death -ty .fal FD-pu. dUwu-'t.s -%cic also danget-
orsy burned m rl-.. ~ tlrir c-I(pr. Hr. ADols -
rtsriy iu4ru. uItu -Jief. In the destruction Of tho
uO4-, DE las lost .i I.s property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
TIE IRISH AGITATION.

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-At the meeting Of the La
dies Land League to-day Miss Anna Parnen presided.
The police did not interfere
TIE police to-day seized three large parcels of The
Tni e. treiIf which arrived from L"0lon addressed
10 the Ladia3' Lcalli..
The probable assigned for the mnrdc1 tsO
CrOuguan sisters. VINO shot near MunGlr, County
Wesucatb. by unknown a~sas ,iH. is that they were
suspected OF giving Information to the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
HY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE tflBCSf.l

iHY TlLIsRArH ro TIE tRIBCSf.I
WASH .GToN. Jan. 1.--Ihree years ago, when the
geological surveys were clo-cd upC congress granted
al appropriation 10 continue, underline auspices of
the Smithsonian Institution he archaeological and
etAnolocical explorations aud studies begun several
Y. j. bc.cre by Professor i. W. Powell among the
ancient ruined towns and villages of the far West.
Professor Powell was placed iu general charge of
jn. r,T work; Mr.. James Stevenson, who. as
Irvic-sor Hay ou's assistant had Aai about fifteen
.-ls5 experience III work of kindred nature on the
paIIs Was given control ol the researches III the
field. Mr.. stevenson was accompanied by j. X.
Killers official photo I2Dncr o. the United states
Geologica. Survey, who secured large portfolio
OF views which VIII enrich the pictorial literature
0, North American ethopra?hv. ana v Mendeliif,
ar. hIjccturI artist, whose duty j. was TO make
plans, sketches and measurements OF the Indian
Villages from which TO construct models for aNhlbi-
tou III the National Museum.
Inc appropriations have been continued and The
Investigations have been ~ pI gress up y this time
wI.ncxeocut results. lr. Stevenson, who closed his
last summers work few week, ago. has just
Ie.cued Washington; and, in .oayarsaton with
TRIBUNE correspondent, has given some interesting
general facts and detail, o. his investigations.
J. ring the two preceding ears manly additions had
been ualc 90 the already large collection OF mpic-
U,u's and articles illustrating the life and manners
OF the prehistoric races of the West and their de-
scendsuts oI th. present day. and much valuable
Information lad been placed IN the pos
session of the Iusutu;tion regarding the
usages OF those peoples. Much, however TO
manned 10 be l,arlcd. The articles which the
Institution possessed suggested q great many
questions which oou.d not be answered, and oil some
o. tie most interesting relic, little was known eX-
ctpt Inc date and place Of thciI finding. Ihe work
OF the las season has resulted, not only in greatly
increasing the store of rchcs and cuTo ties. but III
gaming nlcA valuable information which has hith-
crio been sought in vain. Many OF the articles Of
pottery, OF stone and wood heretofore gathered by
Explorers were picked up among tribes the members
oi winch knew nothing OF the origin of the articles
'hey possessed They had been found il widely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
PREMIUMS on OVERDUE VESSELS.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Ihe following premiums
have been paid overdue vessels Eightyive
guineas the British bark Lightning Captain Greavcs
from New-York November 6. for London; seventy
guIne3s the British bark Norwegian. Captain LincOln
from NewTOrk November for Liverpool; ifiy gulneas
on the American snip Co lstlntne, Captain Godfrey
from New-lOri November II, for London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
pANAaE rRoM \ IANa EXPLOSION

At H. M, yesterday, kerosene lamp ex-
rlol,d ip the rooms OF john Lee the second hoor
No. BIZ FIatbush-ayc, Brooklyn. The house
was SCI on fro and damaged TO the
extent Of $1,000 before the flames were
c,tiu-,,i.I.,l l. e,., owned by John Quul3n, Of No.
1g s,utf O.fovdas Lees lOss on turu'uic ~as 300
AND tt loss Of George wright, another occupant wis
$500 TLr amount ui insurance was not known " tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

Democratic caucuses will cause deadlock IN the
Legislature. Az the Tammanv members Will not
vote for the caucus nominees they Will vote p ior
various candidates. II will be remembered that Tue
Democratic majority in the senate IS
only two and in the Assembly only six. Tamm1ny
Therefore truly holds the balance of power, Inc
length of the deadlock or the time the Legislature
will remain unOrganzed of course cannot be eStl-
mated now. The Republican minority az present
shows no sign of mInghng in the struggle between
the Democratic factions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

PARIS, Jan. 1.--Prc,ident Grevy, in receiving
New Year congratulations from the diplomatic body
to-day, requested the Ambassadors and Ministers 20
transmit TO their respective Governments expires.
sOuS of sincere friendship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
4 III Pu-LErILDING BIRNED.

ST. PAUL, MIMI. Jan. Fire last night
DESTROYED o bI.ltiag ON the corner Of Eighth and
M.nuesota-sts., occupied by the following firms (:
Haugi Cady aui I"dickc cabinet mnsar, Herzog
a Wilson, pllu.u- miil ana fence ma. .ui''torl l.. A.
l,iclgri- ta.,.ull.l iron works; Miner Wagner,
,lrpeut.rs sud contractors for lumber; " d. Hutton,
c4rcnr aud j ". Cooley. contrHoiOr. The total loss
WA. s.O 600: tir Insurance was partial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan, l. 1882.
VI RouSan, The French Minister arrived at runis to-
day. He was met by Few French residents and na-
nVcs. but no great demonstration was made.
The Berlin T5gbqH publishes rInor Of the dismissal
Of servants fDm the Portuguese royal house sue
pie..n oL NOnA..tL.l win dot 70 poison llc NM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
TIE DEMOCRATS AT LOGGERHEADs.

THE DEMOCRATS AT LOGGERHEADS.
No LIKELIHOOD OF HARMONY AMONG THE DEMO
CRATIC AssEMBLYMEN OR sENATORs-GOVER-
NOR CORNELL READY TO SEND HIS MESSAGE TO
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Tammany faction and the country Dem
ocracy have failed to come to terms. Tam
many Senators and Assembymen will not
enter the Democratic caucuses which have
been called. Governor Cornelrs message is
complete, hut may not be sent to the Legisla-
ture until it is organized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
NEW pItAsE OF AN ELECTION CONTEST.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Mr. F.. }. Donovan,
OF st. Louis counsel Representative Frost, has dlcd
a motion 10 -upIrc,, an the Iavits in support Of me
contest in the case Of Sc-snghaus AGAINST Frost from
the Third Cong .r--ional District of Missouri. Tho
grounds Of the mouon emholy e very grave charge.
which IN, aiIavjt of the oho took the dcposi
tOus admits - bc Iue
IN brief tive allegations that since the testimony
va- written IL has been ou of the custody Of tie rotary
and NOT safely kept the law demands: that u has
been IN the pos5iuH " strangers not under The control
OF the officer that it has been 10y them handled, written
upon ana altered that without thr knowledge CON
sent of Mr. Frost or hs counsel Do was all
taken from the notary 10y ono OF the attorneys for
Mr. sc--ln.haus, Kept in hi- office, worked
over by A.ia, many ug.ac5 and pia''s OF resideucc
of voters changed and parts ol tl" testimony erased
I'm. All wits uItcr state ttt tht au ur.r denied luat
Lc h. i. 0f tine icpp- lions. except mat o. one day;
but His lrjcIs lied ucbuo0 irl@luE fLe receipt or
tU. tr-tImun, great many days, dHd ilr
notary swear, hc had mauy other letters to the
same uuruort ard that he got from Inn every
ra,e OF fine d,p0-itou~. The House Committee
On Ficr,io,s VIII meet Thursday, when D. is ey-
lerc.l definite action viii Doe taken on 'r bonOtaus
ID i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
THE MORAyIlN DISASTER.

YARMOUTH, y. s., Jan. mo further news
has been received from the MOrayian to-day. the
weather has been cloudy with strong breeze this morn
ing from the westward. which gradually dedavay The
MCr3yan's passengers comfortably provided for ut
hotels. portion of the may be saved but there
little hope Oi saving the vessel she nils with each
ttt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
MAINE APPOINTuENTS.

AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 1.-PrcNious TO the adj
iourumcnt ON saturday, the Executive Council tcttd
upon large number Of nominations tor County officers
recently made by Governor Piastod A tar "a possible
they confirmed the nominations Of Fu-ouisis IN Fusion
Count,s d r., jectd the nominations IA Counties where
Fusiouists were named " succeed Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
1RRESrED FoR FRAUD.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. ii. +. ;. Lloyd,
, tnauufa.'ur,r. from Tennessee, arrested here
uuou a rrquisjuou from the Governor Of Tennessee
car,ad with obtaIinc rom : 900 10 $4,000 under
fs. pr,leuscs. c lett IN charge OF an oicr Tor tn"I
STATE today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
TILE POLICY OF CHILL

NJ. MARTINEZ, the CAilian Minister here has
received "a dispatch from bis Government stating that
,h latter mao, t.sued manifesto directed to a Powers
where Chill is represented by az envoy IN which are
cv,u tb, reasons wny Chi went 10 with Peru and
defining iu a measure thu Chilsn policy m reference 10
Tue pr, sem difficulties. THIS manifesto or circular mas
been forwarded 10 " Martinez by mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
THE PErROLECM WORLD SUSPENDS

TTUsvILLE, Penn, Jan. 1.-The Pet0ieh"
World morning daily herr, ceased puoucA'on i"S' SSS
Lrday, 10 was iude pendent IN pOhtlcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
VALUE or FOEEIGN COINS.

The annual estimation by the Director OF
the Mint oI The values foreign coins for l-s2, makes
% tvo changes from the values shown in the Treas
ry circular Of January 1881 The Austrian hdrn and
the Japanese ven are each reduced one mill. The
poure the monetary unit of iayu, Is added to tie list
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
THE SalLL-poXAT KEOKUK.

KroKrK. Iowa, Jan. William Fox, OF
Ediua. Io.. died here yestoriay Of smallpox Three
new, eases of the dis medical stadents-weEe re-
ported yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
THE NtTAL GOYERNO SUTP.

LONDON, jan 1.-Sir Henry Ernest Bulwer Gov
cmor and Commander in-Chief of the Windward
Islands, has been appointed Governor OF Natal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ro,,co pop HOLIDAY DISCUSSION.

TOPICS FOR HOIiDAi M 49, ,.
,.,.,>.,,ur>, or THE EXPERT TESTIMONY IN THE
c,,,rr -, cAs7-DIsCovERIEs CONCERNING THE
rRrnrsromc RACES IN THE WEST -,
II is believed that the unanimity with which c.
tbc eminent physicians, who have testified di-
rcctlv upon the subject have declared Gmteau
sono At the time he assassinated President
Garfield. will give special value to the records
of the trial in the establishment OF
more correct views regarding moral and
legal responsibility for crime. James
Stevenson. who has had general charge
Of the Government explorations among the
vestiges of the prehistoric races of the Far
West. has obtained valuable information re-
cardinc the aucicnt Cliff DwellcTf end the
Pueblo, or Village Indians, whom fe' believes
to be their descendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
CRIME IN CLNCINBATI.

CIYcINNATI, Jan. 1.-The total number or
arrests during the past year was lSA|o' A-"s N s'
erage of almost thirty six per dAJ.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
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