Delta chief., 1883-11-07

| Deen suspended from pfactlce rs pension at
torney for making false representations as to
the rights of claimants under the pension
laws.
Another discovery Of gold has been
made in Clernont county, Ohio, about three
miles from the place which was worked for
gold In 1869. There is much excitement In the
locality.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sailed
for England on the 27th He hopes to be able
TO pay another visit to America. His son, Gil
bert Coleridge, will remain and travel exten-
sivcly through the Western States.
The stationery and printing house of
Culver, Page, Hoyne d Co., one Of the oldest
| in Chicago, closed his doors on the Goth, and
in snswcr to a reportorial inquiry 1t was stated
that the buspess had been closed out to John
Morris.
Brigadicr General A. S. Mackenzie.
who has commanded the district Of new AeIi-
CO. for three years, has been transferred TO the
| department OF. Texas, and will be succeeded in
New Mexico by Gen d. g. Stanley, colonel OF
the twenty-sccond infantry.
The negroes in Texas are dissatisfied
with the exclusive cars for their aecommoda
ton, and train men on the Texas Central.
where the system has just been inaugurstsd,
have been compelled TO take colorcd people out
Of the cars assigned TO the whites.
Congressman Finerty, Of Chicago,
has received the following telegram from A. NJ.
Sullivan, dated London: at ia positive that
none but members of the English bar will be
allowed active participation In court" This
refers to the trial of o'DonneL
Another case Of scab in sheep having
appeared In u lot Of sheep In Montreal intended
for shipment, the Department Of Agriculture
ordered them slaughtered. This plan will he
followed I'm all such cases, as II Ia a necessary
prccaution, Canada being scheduled by Eng.
land.
The faculty of Vanderbilt university.
ut Nashville, Tennessee, have decided to re-
move the restrictions heretofore enforced
against secret societies. This 10 said To have
been the only institution Of prominence In
America where secret societies ~err no, al
lowed.
Statistics of the universal postal union
for lssl show that ths' United ststcs ranks
first in the number Of postofiices- In the mum.
Der Of letters carried by mail, Great Britain
and the United State. next. In the number Of
newspapers conveyed the United staies ranks
arst with Germany second.
Secretary Newman furnishes the fol
lowing totals on governor ns the result Of the
late election In Ohio: Foraker 347, ,061. Haadly
a,o, 5a3 Schumacher 1851, jenkins :, rs. To
tai vote, I'll, ,4G. Majority for the judicial
amendment, a3,413. The second amendment
fell -hor, of majority by sassa
Patrick Egan. the Irish ngi,ator and
late treasurer Of the Irish Land league, ha.
filed In the District Court n, Lincoln, Scbras-
ka, his intention OF becoming citizen Of the
United States. HI. family will Join him In
May, and h. will permanently locate at Lincoln
and engage in buying corn.
Respecting the probable request of
the Forestry Commission 10 have congress give
California and Ncb9aska the land bordering
Lake Tahoe To be reserved rs a pleasure re-
sort, the Central Pacific railroad company.
which owns 1t, .ays It will exchange |, for 9th.
er land, II congress is willing to donate (, to
the public.
Despite the disapprovnl of Derby.
Colonial Minister, of the explorations Of New
Guinea, the protector. will proceed to their
steamer. leaving England before Christmas II
will take six months provisions, tc nts and
arms. Each subscriber Of fiOO TO the c,p-di-
ton will secure land warrant emitting him
to 100 acres.
Generals Sherman and Sheridan
called officially upon the secretary OF war on
the LIST. The former taking leave aud the lat
ter reporting on duty. General sherman made
his last annual report, The army consist. Of
=, Jas officers aud 23,:rp men. General shcr-
man considers Crooks Apache campaign A. .
success aud considers that II Crook IL permit
ted 70 manage tho Apachcs In his own way all
wars Will cease in Arizona and the complicated
Indian question Will disappear.
The excess in the value II exports
over imports of merchandise for the month
ended September ~, lss3 was S3,9ii.s52: for
the twelve munthn ended September ~, IsSt
Sli, s:fl,G 600. Value of imports Of mercban-
disc for tho year ended September 30 1883,
sG9i, ,po0, ,n36: decrease, tG3, ,7ii,Gd2 aa COM
purcd with the previous year. Value Of cx-
ports Of merchandise for the year ended Sep
TENDER 10, 1883, ssl2.2sG9i5; increase, sTl,-
6GS i:s9 over the previous twelve months.
Miss Aggic Hill, claiming TO be Mrs.
Sharon, has again brought suit against Senator
Sharon for divorce, division Of property and
alimonv. Her claims are bnscd on wlful de-
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