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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-08-02
SAW THE LITTLE GENERAL


anxiously looking for the bearer of the good
news, for, long before / could be seen, the men
could hear the wild cheering from the head of
the column gradually growing louder and
nearer, so that they knew some news of un-
usual Importance was coming by the hands of
some bearer. AS | came within hailing dis
lance he recognized me, and cried ont: "Ricks,
what is it? For Gods sake, what is it?" ! had
grown SO hoarse from constant repetition of
the message in the midst of such great noise
and confusion that / could scarcely speak
aloud, but when / got near enough | again
repeated: g Lee has surrendered with his whole
army to Grant" Quick as a fash, he elapped
his heels together. and, with a wild yell,
turned complete somcrsault III the road and
ran back to his commando part Of the Third
division, which had just drawn off from the
road for dinner The assembly was immedi-
ately sounded, and, beginning with the officers
and band of tie first regiment, and followed
by the field officers and color-bearers. we
marched down tho regiment front, and SO
along each succeeding regiment the men
cheering and the colors waving.
The quick wit OF the soldier is sroyerbiaI.
but never heard more striking proof of it
than on the occasion which | am describing.
In one of the regiments. as | was sweeping
through the ranks, caught the bright face of
soldier leaning out from the lines as far as
possible into the road
from my lips "What is it? What is it?v he
anXiously shouted. Lee has surrendered
with his whole army to Grant" was the reply.
Clear and loud, above all the voices, and quick
as tho message fell upon his ears, was his an
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
Newspaper In had Luck.

Chicago, Dec. l.-i'he Evening
Journal building nn Dearborn street is
now on fire. While nearly every Ell.
sine In tie city had heen called into
service ut the Farwell block fire, alarm
wrs turned in firm the office of the
Evening Journal, and before the mr.
rival of steamers ON the scene. flames
were making their way t!hfOayh the
windows in the upper story. It's fine
stone Office building Is now completely
ruined. The lire at II y. ~. was under
unir"i of the tireinen. The working
outfit of the paper. with tie possible
exception Of the presses. ARE utterly
DESTROYED. The Journal building was
II fine fsur-story stone structure, erected
to replace the nne destroyed IN the
great fire. and was taken possession of
ty the paper In 1873, by J. i. Jeffrey
Printing Company, one of the largest
show printing houses IN the country.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
Ia Chicago Doomed?

CHICAGO, Dee. AT $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon fire was discovered IN
the Farwcil bluck, The largest busi-
hess building IN the city. Great de-
structiun was however prevented by
the heavy fire walls. The fire WAS
confined tU Mos. los and l7U Market
street, the three lower floors 4 when
were occupied 10y Metzler Bios, no-
ton dealers and the lour upper floors
10y Beall Il Butcher, furriers. The lat
ter firm employs nearly .OJ gir.s. AL
but about s.y,nly-fivc al whom had
gone home when the hre Was uisrOv-
cred. Panic c.isued ainGhS lie Young
wuni.n ANA their terror increased 10y
discovering THAT the main door way
leading Ia the lower a,brs Wits locked
They made their way back 10 The ii III
iiUr anu n number made their way
along HE window lodges untslde OF The
Guiding Ia adjoining building. Two
young women, KITTY Hu'crt and
FRANCES Faiiweiher. made their way
10 tile fire escape hut through terror al
viewing the fi.nas bursting nom the
building below. dropped IL the stoie
sidewalk and both were instantly
killed. Melzier Brs.' HISS is S5b, UOU to
ST5.OdO. insurance $40.OOh. Beck n
Bucher's loss will approximate $50, 900
to S15.U0J. Loss on building Sl0,UUO;
fully insured.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
Won't Flsy any More.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l.-Jaincs Boyd
shot and killed his son, Alfred Boyd.
aged II years, late this evening in his
house in Cumninsville, Boyd is II
hucks'pr, aged 40 years. Returning
home. he found his son playing mar
bles on the commons, and reproacird
him for not working, then roughly
caught the hoy hy the collar and
dragged him home. n distance of lOi
yards. Then reaching the porch door
the boy struggled. caught the door.
and refused to enter. Then the fnther
drew II revolver. u forty-four ralibrr,
and deliberately shot his s'.n through
the chest. The father WIS inlnedi-
utely arrested.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
Is This o Steal?

PIERRE, Oak. Dee. 1.-The people
Of Pierre are making great I,r,para-
lions tor the Important convention To
oe held "n the 6lii. The gathering
viii he CONFUSED of delegates from all
the counties in Dakota south of the
forty-sixth parallel, the object Of which
,slo discuss The most "a peOieiit method
ri Ola ning the SIOUX reservation, as
contemplated IN the lale treaty. The
section ~ embraced etween the White
and Cheyenne rivers. To-day the
people OF Hughes c'unty, al which
rierre is the county seat, ecte,i
twenty delegates. There Is every in
uica,ion ef n large ana enthusiastic
meeting. Tue question is OF vlt,l I'M.
lorlanre to the entire section west OF
the Missouri river.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
TELEGRAMS.
reported Erprrssiy for The Daily Triior-
stone Journal by the West-rn A~-oeia-
ted Press and the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.
Keller, of O..io, and Carlisle, of
Kentucky, Nominated by
Their Respective
Parties.
Two Destructive Fires, and a
Blood-Curdling Scene in
Chicago-War in
Egypt.
O'Donnell Scntenccd-Proposed
Opening of the Sioux Res
ervation - Proposed
Canada Railway.
Carlisle Beats All Of Them.

WASHING ron, Dec LIN the house
democratic caucus tonight u resolu-
rion Was offered by Dorsliinier, OF New
York, that voting be viva voce Was
adopted; yeas lO4, nays ~. Carlisle's
friends claim this forsnadOws his nom.
iuution.
LATER.
The first ballot is MT yet completed
but Carlisle has already received LA
votes which Is more than enough ~
Nominate liiIii lie Will De the cauclls
noIilliee. lhe u,In,'cratic nIeinuers
eject assembled IN The hall OF the
house this evening for The purpose y.
nominating canul,iales .or the various
elective offices. Gsnsral k,,secralIs
called The meeting lu order. tieddes, oi
Unio, Was seiectcu as ctialriiiai. VIII
as, oT Kentucky, ami Dibble, %.
south Carolina, secretaries; Caldwell,
IeLnessee, aild oIuckiager, Di In Hama,
te.iers. The ruil cali disclused the
PRESENCE OF 1854 uieilb.rs. Al the COM
!,ietion of the roll call, actOi ding To TN
unofficial tally list, i07 members vote,i
Tor Carlisle. - Tor Randall, 81 ior Cox.
he official ANNOUNCEMENT has mol
yet been made and ,here may lie some
changes. but IN Gar.isie's avor. He
IL tlicreiure the caucus nominee lor
speaker. CarIisle's nomination was
made unanimous. A committee WAS
appointed 10 INFORM him of the result
and escort him 10 tie hall.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
O'Douneii's sentence.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The judge deliv-
cred his charge to the jury. which at
Z p. m. retired. Al 7:40 they returned
aud requested some further sxplaIa-
nation. The Jury retired TO the rmIn.
bur again returned aud asked for .x-
PLANTATION. Thi, was given and they
again retired. Al 81 o'rl,vk the jury
canie into the court with verdict of
guilty" and Judge Dcnnmn tln re-
upon sentenced O'DOnilell Ia death.
Grneral Pryor sails Irnm Liverpool to
New York IN The steamer Gcrniut,ic
on the 9Th instant. The Lori Nj. yor
OF Dublin has invited General Pryor
To public dinner.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

The President appointed David
Henry Cuthbert postmaster at Helena,
Montana.
Loud subterrancan rumhlings were
heard vt lschia to-,iay. Temperature
OF the water in mineral spring has
risen v,rs much.
Byrncs, w.o was in company o.
Jay Humphreys when the latter died
~ cali, irun c,,ngvstiun of the lungs.
Was discharged from arrest
The niay;'r"f New York appointed a
Commission .r to consider the cable
traction system in transporting passcn-
gers in thi, city. Sinii,iar To lie sys-
TENS used in san FRANCHISE and
Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
Emlgrants' Bart.

OTTAWA, Dec. 1.-The government
opened u mile belt through the north
west territories for settlement at SIS
per acre. The Ielt thus opened Is 6Ol
miles long. The Orange association
gave notice that they will apply Ia
parliament for an net of incorporation.
HUH Sutherland aud others of Win
niwg. will apply to parliai. ent for an
net 10 Incorporate the san Francisco,
Winnipeg 4 Hudson Bay Railroad
Company.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

DETROIT. Mich. Dee. MASKED
burglars visited the house of Isaac
Gale, IL rich farmer. near Owass.,. yes
terdpy morning, inundated the in
mates, robbed The house of 500 and
two gold watch, s, AMI iii"n rode away
with their carriage and horses.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

YANKroN, ID. T., Dec. l.-Charles
Bocken, on trial for the murder Of
Robert Willis ut Fort Hale. last spring.
was acquitted ON the ground III self
defense. Both men belonged to the
Twpnty.flIih infantry, colorri. The
killing grew out of personal quarrel.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
Another Victim.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l.-Conductor
Swift, who was shot by Henry Shafer
IN the street car ON Walnut Hill YES
tertlay morning. died tonight. Judge
Won Martels upon hearing of the dam
gero,is III .ess Of Skaters mother adj
nnitted the prisoner 10 hail IN the sum
of $l2, 900.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

battle between the Egyptian army and
forces of Elnahdi, saw A!adeen Paslia,
governor of Kartouni. killed ut open
ing of the battle. He states that
Hicks Pashu WAS slain by lance the
third day OF the battle. when the last
cartridge of the Egyptians had he, II
fired. Men in Hicks Push 3 army
had been without water thre days,
and the soldiers were ,ff; ring 81 for u
drink. Fugitives. II amy. lr.Im Egyi,-
iians must have been slain or cap-
tured while making for wcll-known
wells Decociigan has again sent spies
to visit the scene of hattie. and enter
Elc"btid and ascertain the fate "f the
survivors. CHEYENNE. civil engineer,
was with Hicks Pasli, and IL is sup
posed shared his fate.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

RUS e' house, known rs "Cocsiighter,"
Was al re ted us an accrs.rry bc.orc the
Fact of The murder ri Policeman Bull
man. IL Is ALLEGED he gave Wilson
the gun with wh.cl, Tia, deed WAS com.
mit,ed. Wilson alleges he was drunk
ut The time.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
HIS Home Hurrahs.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. Lowing
ton, KY, the home of John q. Carlisle
Is holding an impromptu celebration
over his nomination ns sI'e ker: ting
ing bells. blowing steam whistles. Or
ing cannon aud making speeches.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

DETROIT. Mich, Dec. IA boy
named Briggs w"s struck by loco
n,ot,ve near Fentnville Yesterday.
aud INSTANTLY killed. He tried Ia SEE
how close to the engine r0uld stand
stand without being disturbed.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
keifrr Again Honored.

WASHINGTON, D,c. LIN republic
can caucus. Organization being per-
ftcted, General Refer and all old
Officers of the house, with the excely-
tion oi the po-tiI 'sirr. who was not "a
candidate, were re-numinate,i upon u
vote OF Iurty-iOur Ia fifteen.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The Times pub
fishes n dispatch from Khartoumi,
dated Friday, which statss that Cap
tain Merchant, who witnessed the
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
when Denver Wa. sold Cheap.

Tbree-fonr'hs the present site o.
Denver vas owned only a few year,
ago by Edward Met IL ocs, WHO sold il
for pair Of rem b ca I boots, a pound
of plug tobacco aud burro Mcc ia
took Gr,ve an OK team la tn. first over
land train tnat ever crossed tie con.
tinei.t.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
W." d IL.

wild oats are never injured ny the
frost, says Pretzel's Weekly. But the
fio,t Of old age is o ten injured and
n,s.de mi eraL.e by the wild 0a,s soap
In the spring time OF life.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

DETROIT. MIch., Dee. i.-Georgs
Hughes, q carpenter. employed 1t the
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

Chatham National Bank, New York City
Merchants Loan and Trust 20 cbiergn, III
Merchants National bank. IT. aal MINI
If
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
'fHEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

IT," "f;.io, fnp~r .r cas,cr Comnsy.
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-06

marked effect on the production ofthe MiS-
~neapolis mills. According 10 q tabulated
statement, the total production OF lumber
for 1893 was $50, 1876, 271 feet; OF shingles,
"a. o0i. 800 and of LATIN 81. 929, AGO. This
shows a decrease Of "a, i66, 1856 Of lumber,
and so, b54, 200 Of shingles. The latin pro-
duction shows a siignt increase. As COM
pared, however. with the total cut OF 1881,
the present season shows a marked increase
Gen. e. s. Butts, president Of the Vicks-
burg bank, appointed receiver by Chancel
lor Cownan, filed a bond of $1,000 coo and
took charge of the assets OF the Mississippi
Valley bank, at Vicksburg, recently. II Is
stated that there Is about $500 600 WORTH OF
discounted paper in the baak, which is per-
feotIv good, the larger portion being accept
ances OF the merchants and business men OF
Vicksburg.
The report OF the treasury Of Yale col
lege for the year ended July 1888, show az
gregate invested funds in all departments
81, 924, 32S; increase since last report, $1l,-
69s: expenses for the year, 332, 827. The
funds are incommensurate with the grow
ing needs Of the university.
The Grey Nuns hospital, Ottawa, is to be
closed, owing to the alarming mortality in
Il. Ont of $50 children admitted since DC
NOOeFs 1917 ONNf vi On e kNAA ANStn 80
a total of IT'S admitted last year, III or 81
per cent. died.
More than 5000 snakes were killed with
in a mile Of Falls City, Neb., during the re-
cent overflow. They were driven by the
water from the bottom lands, and swarmed
upon the railway entertainments.
The last train OF Montana cattle delivered
in Chicago, averaged 1924 pounds to the
head, and was sold ct the top prices oil
the season. The steers averaged 1925 per
100 pounds, and the rest s. a hundred.
Controller Kuox's report show eight ma
tional banks organized in Minnesota last
year, having an aggregate capital Of $3.50
OOO, and a circulation OF SlSA, 800.
Nearly fifty thousand tons of freight and
twenty-four thousand people were carried
on the upper Mississippi last season.
A. A. Low & Bros, New York Tea meI'
chants, are going to quit and go into bank
ing. Tea doesn't pay.
II is said that Minneapolis capital il
being invested in Northern Mexico pint
lands.
The liabilities of Mendelssobn, the Nil
waukee clotbier, are only about $4,000.
Mrs. Haywood, who shst herself at Balti
more, is in Michigan, at her mothers.
Mr.. Middleberger ofNew York Offers so
reward for his lost Skye terrier.
Army officers say the pardon Of Masor
establishes q bad precedent.
Cornell univeuity's property is s, ass 80.
in productive real estate.
Illinois battle hlgs are being gathered in
to a $4,000 case.
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-06
Crimes and Criminals

lie uing Of the threats Of laNlessness
BY negroes IN Birmingham, Ala, the
ordered out tive military companies
70 protect the town. The negroes are IN
censed aud threatening retaliation since
the lyRching Of Lewis Houston for attempt
ing 10 outrage a white lady Thursday night.
They charge that the taller willingly sur
rendered The prisoner b the mOh, Satur-
day night aud that authorities neglected TO
take aBy measures " prevent the yochmg
Charles Il. smith, ahas william Good
rich, claiming 10 be an architect Of san
Francisco, was arrested IN Boston for psss-
ing a check tor s. 235 drawn Cd the Ex-
change National bank Of boston, II being
ascerdaiAed tina be Dad no funds On deposit
in that institution. Cashiers checks pre-
sunlably forged, on the Americas National
bank, Nashville Tor S,0OO we're found on
bis person.
A. K. PARKS, the peddler sbc sa6ced The
Two Goodwin giris rom their homes m In
dePendeuce, lows, aud who subsequently,
rayished them at a lh0uei IN Warren, ILL.,
Was tiled a. Galena Ill., on the I'D inst
found guilty, ami sentenced 10 the peniten-
uary Tor eight wears
In the CongdOn murder case a. Easl
Green sicb, r. T.. On .ths I'D. latter forty
tares hours deliberations, the Jury re
turned a verdict Of m-ansisughbsr, with q
recommendation for mercy. The Ease ha.
excited The greatest interest 0i any crimina
riRl IN The state.
Lorenzo Woods, sOn Of Judge Woods, 0
tho DxoR, H., Judicial district cOmmittsS
suicide al Al~buquerOne, y NJ, recently
By cutting MS throat He iOrnery tray'
eied for be hardware house u Duncan
Wyeth eco, Kansas City and Hubbard
SpSnouf * Co.. Chicago.
Mrs.. Barrow and Oscar K. Bianey, ne
son-in-laN. have BEEN arrested al Ports
mouth, y b, Tor the murder OF Thomas <
BlAnsy vac vas shot ten days agO.
Frank ~JaAssis reported TO be dying q
consumption. He 10 also pennies, an
his cell Is no longer richly rnraished, A.
Nas = year 40.
Petef C. Small, IN jail at Bsysidere, n J.
Tor hOrse stealing. has gone without foo
ulrty-hVe days, determining 20 starve hin
seiftO death.
Two rO0oeIs assaulted q German +
bis rOOm a. Casueion. OAK 10 set sl,0OO B
received lhat day. but he slO0d them 0
successfully.
Athiesing Pole ia tie employ 0f the Nj
wakes road Al Dubuque, succeeded IN q
ing away WITH LOO hieA
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-06
Gov Ramsey on POlygamy

Ex- Gov. Ramsey Of Minnesota was inter
viewed vale passing through Chicago East.
said be
I don't see Why We snouldn give Arthur
a chance. He has ,d0ns veil aud reflected
credit upon himself Why not nominats him,
and give him an opportunity 10 run for the
presidency
When asked If be did Dot think the
Edmunds bill had proved a izzle, be
said:
i can't see il in that hghE It vss not
aimed &C MOrmonism, but az polygamy. Il
was intended 70 d~isiranchise the pOlyamists,
and that il accomplished Nov the fact
that there we're enough m-onOgamists left 10
20 10 WORK and OurvOts tina 6entile portion
OF the population IL a different matter and
seeds some other remedy, n the American
people are dissatisfied with that condition Of
Affairs. IN regari 10 What should be d0ne.I
do not care ~ express an opinion. because,
occupying as / do. a quasi Judicial position
as q member ct the Utah commission, it
would be 10 bad taste Cor me ~ show ADV
bias on this subject Our work is eaded
Tor the present until another election comes
along
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-06

Boston ontheir way.to NewsYork. When
ne saw he was in for 1t he hustled aroun
in a very lively fsshioR. He had q big
room at the fort handsomely decora d
with flags and flowers, and he hired toe
contents of silversmith's shop and q
set of the finest china in Boston,. Ilten
he gave a famous caterer carte blanche.
The dinner was a superb affair; IL Tar
outshone the dinner which the English
officers had given Magruder. The lat
ter was princelike IN his manner. But
the English officers could not conceal
their surprise. Fina,.y. one OF them,
who sat next to .fuder, turned 10
him and said: pardon, you know.
I've always l. that American Oficers
get very Ia, salaries, but may l ask
what VI. salary is2' Certainly, my
dear ''.Low,' said the prince, in aprince.
" way; but really don't know. John
ne continued, turning to the servant
who stood behind his chair, what is my
salary? You see,' to the Englishman, i
always give my salary TO nay servants,
The Englishman was 30 overwhelmed
that he did not hear the servants some
what unsatisfactory reply.
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-06
EPITOME OF THE NEWS.
washington Gossip.

Capt. Thomas Is. Hunt, assistant quarter
master, u. y. A., has been relieved rom
duty in the department Of Dakota and or
dsrsd 10 repair 10 his home. reporting bis
arrival there 10 the Adjutant general OF lhs
army. This action Of the war department
il based upon the finding OF the retlring
hoard that he IL inoapaeitated for active HeI,
Vice. He will be placed on the rstred lse
Al an early day. Capt. Hunt Ii rom shaA'
opee and once had a seat In the Legislature
The Annual report Of the chiei OF the lie
saving service shows that at the end OF the
last fiscal year ihe number OF HE savings
stations was 1914, number OF disasters To YES
els in Tie field of life saving operations
during The wear, 800, of 1912 persons on
hoard of these vessels, only nfteen perlhhedi
aud Of more than o., 900, 900 worth OF prop
ertV Ia these ships, all oargoea, only VI
900, 900 was lOal,
The secretary OF the treasury has author
| ICED the payment, without rebate, oil the 3
mar cents embraced In the l22d call, ON ma
| Turing Dec. 4, The AmOun outstanding IL
about SiS, 5000 0 The secretary. also au'
thoriEad the payment OF the IS embraced IN
| the i2ith call whenever presented Tor re-
dsmption, prior 10 maturity on FEB l. WIN
interest to the date of presenth o
Ex-senator George &c. Spencer, OF Ala
bama, has beeA arrested at Austin, New, by
order Of Attorney General brewster for con
tempt OF court In not appear,ng In the Star
route g ,ses. Spencer denies eluding Officers,
and has left with two deputy marshalls lot
Washington.
Gov Crosby OF Montana, in his annual
report to the secretary of the interior, urges
hat polygamous Mormons be not only dis
frAnohissd, hut deharred nom entering
public lands, thereby preventing Mormon
ism in this territory.
The pardon OF Sergeant Mason merely re
cites the fact OF the trial and sentence and
states that the president, for good and sum
Client reasons, grants II full and uneondi'
| tional release,
Col. Hooker Of Vermont is a candidate
for secretary Of the senate; aud, with Ed
munds' backing, is likely to give Gorman d
hard fight.
The United States pays costs and disoon.
tinues Its suit against Funk, the defaulting
star rSute contractor.
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-06
Personal Gossip.

There Is reason to believe hat Mr.. Lang
try really has arrived In America, and that
he is now engaged in following his wife
about from place TO place. The story, as 1t
goes. comes from one who states that he is
positive In his facts. He says that Mrs.
] angtry's recent indispOsition in Canada
WAS nothing but a desire t. keep secluded so
rs TO avoid the public SC indal that she feared
might take place.
The New York State Bar association has
received from Lord Coleridge an elegant To-
lilo volume by John Pym Yeatman, contain
ing a history of the house Of Arundel, being
an account Of the origin Of the families of
Montgomery, Albini, Fitzalan and Howard,
from the time ofthe conquest OF Normandy
by Rollo the Great.
A writer in the IBismarcK Tribune re-
members that Mr.. Tilden was engaged to
a young lady who was dro wnel on the
steamer President on her way to Europe,
whittier her parents sent her to break OF the
match. Mr.. Tilden never felt a desire TO
marry any one else.
III. Rose ofSan Gabriel, Cal, made $780,
600 by farming ten years-$S6,O 900 for grapes,
$4,000 for oranges and the rest for
stock.
Paul Tulane has given $4,000 more to
Tulane university in Louisiana, making his
whole gilt 81 100000.
Capt. McKibbin. Fifteenth infantry, is to
be tried at Fort Smelling TOR duplicating
pay accounts
A daughter OF ex-Secretsry Bristow was
married to EOen DrsPer in New Nork Oh
the 2lSt.
Cen. Sheridan is on 8 brief visit to Chica.
60, and his old friends srs ieasting him.
Franklin Haven. a Boston bank presiden.
hty wears, has resigned.