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The Yale Un,ver.,ty Crew.

New HAVEN. April 21.-The Yale University
has at last been definitely selected. They
follows: Captain, L. X, Hull. Lebanon, Conn., H. T. Fol.
som. Orange, N j.; J. r. Parrot, oxford. Me- r. W.
Rogers Cambridge, Mass II. Z. Bourne Sharon. Conn
H. Hyndman, Nswburgh, N. Y; H. r. FLANDERS. West
Tsbury, Mass. N. T. Guernsey, New Haven. The sub
stutes Hobbies Cutler and Peters The only change
In the Of last Bourne in place Of storrs who
will row with the Columbia College crew. At present
the four miles twice day upon the harbor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
Eutiroly Mallablc.

On his last tour OF collecting letters on Fri
day night John Brosnan Of the Brooklyn Post Office
found upon the letter box at the southwest Of
Washington and Atlantic avenues oblong box wrap
pod In newspaper and addressed to 20 Donovan Rossa
New York" As Friday night was busy night he o..
lowed the box remain until yesterday morning, when
he brought 1t to the Post Once Stamps for newspaper
opened. Hwas cigar box full OF Georgia pine shay.
ings 1t closed and sent over to New York In the
10 AS A, NJ mall.
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California George Weyman. who killed Bill
Gould in New York In 1879 and to Sing Sing for
seven years would have completed his term, by
mutation two weeks ago but the allowance for good
keeper He got himself taken before Judge Dykman at
white Plains yesterday on iabeas corpus alleging that
the proper form Of proceeding aud diourned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY IHD
SUMS REPORTER&
slads aad Mitchell 70 Fight Sept. 11-AGitcAsll
60 spar Sullivan In Madison Square Gar.
Aea-Lass Nights 0parring ExhibIslen.

Tho agreement signed by Slade and Mitchell
stipuates that they shall Tight for - 500 SIDE within
&o miles OF Kansas City. on Sept II. Harry Hill was
made final stakeholder and referee and e0O forfeit was
put In his hands when the agreement was made Macs
slade Rice Madden. and Mitchell met by appointment
yesterday out OF the State and each party up e00
more making u 600 side The rest Of the stakes g..
500 side IL to be put In the stalk ehoders hands on
making Of the final deposit.
Seldom II ever has q match been made between men
90 different In size Tho gigantic half breed feet
"a inches tall and weighs At present $40 pounds and
little Mitchell 10 only feet inches in his and
weigh. at most 1871 pounds Mace having had falling
while Billy Madden backs Mitchell.
has agreed 70 spar with John L. Sullivan and
ne Madison Square Garden has been engaged for May
With soft gloves the man gaining the points to 10
TSs Sew So5f Athletic Club Rave a private .p.rrtns
exhibition last night at Clarendon Hail. In East Thir.
teenth street to members OF the club only. There
no out although there was some hard hitting
Allen Prof MsCIelland and his pupil Mike Donovan and
Pete Mccoy. Billy and Warren Edwards Costigan and
Neary waiter Dc Baum and Harry Gilmore Of Toronto
advantage over De Baum. and sahulka over Ivanhoe.
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Honor for brave Boys.

Tho Life Saving Benevolent Association. Of
which Royal Phelps is President has presented silver
medal and SO in cash to Harry NJ. Fisher aged L. and
silver medal to Frank Clay Fisher. aged Is, sons Of
ROundsnan Fisher, for saving young woman from
drowning In the Harlem River off l52d street August
last; In letters accompanying the testimonials Mr.
Phelps compliments the boys their bravery. and
cialy comniends Master Harry, who plunged into the
river with bis CLOTHES on at much Eersonal Ieril
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Two OF the striking Chicago bricklayers were
arrested Friday for alleged interference with men
employed building in the west division Of the city
The prisoners that they simply spoke to the work
men. The Brickayers' Union will defend them.
The cowboys now on strike In the Panhandle District
Texas becoming more violent One hundred OF them
well armed, are encampsd at Inscosa oldham county
threats against all who come to take their places
strike among the cHkers was begun yesterday
afternoon in the chip yards OF William Cramps Sons
Neafe Levy, Birely. Hlman streaker and simpson
81 per day and hour less work Saturdays The
Btrik ers number about 225 men,
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All Well with tho Prou.e Ceop.r..

Judge Barrett was asked in Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday, to grant order that an allow.
ance Of $oOa week from his estate he paid to Henry
Prouse Cooper for his personal expenses II stated
that Mr.. Cooper. who after the lunacy proc dings
AGAINST him had gone 20 Europe had recently returned
and was now living in happy relations with his family
that his business was furnishing and that his
worth at least &l25UU Judge Barrett sad that Mrs
Cooper received but $50 week for herself and children
the same sum ought TO suffice for Mr. Cooper.
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lad employed by Mrs. Olive s. Groat Of 81
West Twelfth street. told her that Christopher Herbert,
formerly waiter in the house, had proposed to him
that they rob the house together Mrs Groat told tho
boy to agree to the plan and to tell Herbert
the house some day between ~ and I. when she was
usually out Then she got some detectives and had them
EosWsd IN VI harvey trays mouse across the street.
was admitted by the boy Ascending to the second story
clothing lie was arrested AS he quitting the house
with the stolen property in his possession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
The Burning Coal Mine.

ASHLAND. Pa. April 2l.-It has been discov-
cred that the in the large colliery which has been
burning for several years is extending in the workings
build tracks along the oucrop OF the vein, which
they will haul coal dirt and other refuse material to
All the falls ana mus shut on the hir 30 US W
slnnfher the fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
Runaway Mis-. Pear.a,l Taken Home.

Jennie Pearsall tho young girl who was ar.
rested by Detective Field for running away from home
and who detained at the Police Central Office on
Friday night taken yesterday before Justice Pat
terson at Jsfer.on Market where She was handed over
ria Detective Fields fold Justice Patterson that he
found the girl In o respectable boarding house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22

Edward Hanlan arrived in this city from
Washington yesterday md for the first time rowed dou
BILE with Lee the Harlem River In the afternoon they
ARTICLES Of agreement forwarded by Wallace Ross from
St Johns, which were accompanied by draft Of $500,
were carefully considered and the blanks filled In.
s1nn stipulated that the race be rowed At Ogden'hurs
retuin-9ye miles % the dsta9cety8 aud ilif ana
articles tefe forwarded to Ress for his approval
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Robbery and Murder by De.peradees.

ST. LOUIS. April 21.-Four brothers named
Barlow and two men named Gaand and Winfield, all
desperadoes living In the vicinity Of Normanve, Kan
sas and terror to the community went TO the store Of
last, and demanded liquor. On being refused they
wrecked the store robbed the safe, and nred several
the Postnasters wife. The gang then hed. sheriff
Blair, with posse. has started in pursuit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
Perrin H. Sumner. Bond.mau.

Mrs. Emma A. Sumner conveyed yesterday
to Patrick Maloney Of owego piece Of property on
Ninety street. east Of Lexington avenue in trust
indemnify him in case he sustans loss through be-
coming the bondsnsn Of her husband Perrin H. sum
ner who is under g. 500 bail In Tioga county in
dictment charging him with receiving stolen goods.
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AMSTERDAM. N. Y. April 2l.-Joseppi Rizzo
to-day held by Justice Devsndorf to await the
ton Of the Grand Jury for the murder Of william Ken.
drck last night Frank o. Didonae, who was mixed up
In the ARRAY was committed for examination on Mon.
day for assault and battery Kendricks remains
taken his home, In Perryville Madison county to.
night for burial The prisoners went the train
to the county jail In Fonda The inquest will be begun
Monday by Coroner Graves II has been shown that
the crime unprovoked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
wife Murderer Convicted.

ATLANTA. Ga. April 21.-Joseph c. Jones, tho
wife murderer was convicted to-day In the Superior
court OF Osethorps county at Lexington. Jones and
his wife were married when she was II years old iie
assaulted his mot law and fled the country. lie
returned not long ago, His wife refused 10 Ne Win
him and he murdered her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22

Brooklyn aad the Land League Convention.
Fourteen branches ofthe Kings County Land
League will send delegates to the Philadelphia Conven
ton and among the other Irish societies Of Kings county
that will be represented are the folowing ST. Patrcks
Mutual Alliance Ancient Order OF Hbernians the Clan.
naGsel, the Emerald Association the knights OF st.
Patrick, and the temperance societies meeting OF
the delegates from the various societies will be held In
Jefferson Hall at O'Clock this afternoon when
will be made to adopt definite line Of policy be
pursued by the Kings county delegation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
Iowa. Prohibition Amendment Null.

DUBUQUE. April 2l.-The decision In the
prohbitory amendment was not ned until 8 this
afternoon Tho majority opinion is In harmony with
that at the nrst hearing declaring the amend
ment null and void On the only new question raised
that OF Jurisdiction the Court positive that courts are
insned for the purpose of adjudicatng acts OF the
IenalAtuIe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22

WILCOX. Ariz.. April 21.-Capt. Joyce and
the Tombstone Rangers will not attack the San Carlos
Indians at present Gen Crook will move against them
on Monday at the latest. Quartermaster Darlington
will arrive on Sunday with sixty days supplies Another
lean troops also concentrating there Gstewoods
Indian scouts will arrive here tomorrow. terrible
sand storm prevails here at present.
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starts on MAY for magnificent pleasure trip incud.
nv the Mammoth Cave. Special trains for sisht.seng
Angeles the Yosemite Valley San Francisco and Mon.
tercy returning via Salt Lake CITY Denver ana sieSHs
M A few Vacancies only remaining. Address Thos.
CoOk Son. 26i Broadway, New fork.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
Business Failures.

Thomas H. Paul Il Son. locomotive builders
and machinists. oABatmore suspended and made
Their works extensive and they had only recently
begun operations No statement Of their liabilities has
made public
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Only the side Door. to be Open.

The police Inspectors were in consultation
yesterday in regard to the enforcement Of the Excs.
law. The result that orders were sent to all the
Captains for stringent enforcement OF the law to day
throughout the city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
Heavy snow storm In Colorado.

DENVER. April 2l.-A heavy snow and wind
Storm accompanied by thunder and lightning mas pre-
vailed generally throughout the State since yesterday
noon. In the mountain towns houses were nn,oo.ea
heavy fall OF snow throughout the mountain region.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
Haver.ticL'. slayer wsleonsd Home.

RENO. New. April 20.-George W. Conkling
Jr, who shot Haversck, the broker, In New York and
his sister Mrs uher arrived last evening They were
met the depot by four OF the Conkngs and number
OF their nearest friends After few words OF welcome
they were escorted to close carriage IN waiting and
driven to the principal hotel Mrs Uhlers mental con
dltiOp il improved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
s''Ase Frederick william ao,ns to Italy.

srt VIZ ~, April 2l.-The Crown Prince Fred
,..,, imam VIII leave Berlin on Monday for Italy.
|hha 70 seek change OF air In order to benent
ssls IN ,.i, probable that the Crown Prince WILL
'a'y' nave Az Interview with King Hunlbert,
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Ram IfhspuRd, April 2l.-The Emperor and
VIZ reach Moscow on the 2lst OF May, and the
Which nr,n W lake place the 9th. The festivities,
he sib ~ eight grand balls will be prolonged until
ftelsGut, The state entry into the city OF IT.
S VIII De made on the 10th Of that month
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CHICAGO. April Alt is declared here that
the Nickel Plate road dissatisfied with the 10 per cent
share allotted II in the eastbound live stock pool and
that Arbitrator Adams has called meeting at New York
asserted that the other lines will not concede larger
daa medn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
senator AntAsuy's Illasss.

PROVIDENCE, April 21.-Senator II. B. An
thony who was repofted to be quite III today, was more
comfortable tonight He IL said to have been attacked
with dizziness and had " 10 taken home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-22
The signal Once Prediction.
SPARKS FROM THE zELEGKaPn

Increasing cloudlness and rain. easterly ia
southery winds lower bssometer slight rise In temper
ature.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
-yr Effect or AMERICAN PUBLIC
OPINION IN EN0LAND.

.. r....s n Better Feeling In Regard 20 Tire
n,namite Piots-The sensation CAUSED by
1,.es.s story-scotiaad Yard Detectives
s.,d 10 Have Number One Under susvell.
,..ce IN New York-Mr. I.abouchere's Ef.
S.e,,ve Attack ON the New Peers- English
Cre,,ss II Favor OF stsnley-Two Notable
Military Divorce Suits Attract Attention.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

Abost Ansss q tvsaty q ~ init
mate ftlenlD q Nm. oh0daiI aod hes
soo, 1T. Loois Hhedair, asDe0bjed
yes1es1ay q ~ res1deses q ~ 10y
On Broadway, and pasteok a . nag.
ni4csss dlnnee tesdesed ia heoos a
~ soa's attaining his 0ojssity. TIE
eooqUee consisted Il several eooSDeD
psspassd with exqsisite tasts. sae-
eeeded ~ wins, che. eoo6setisoesy,
etc., IN - which wsss bighly sajeysd
~ ths company pssssot. IL many
ftisods e ~ yosaG 1aa unite Il
wishing hin that pesspesity ~ hap.
piDess b naaohood whieA ~ svi.
deatly atoen6e1 hl0 - 10 yooth.
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NV YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE zyssel
says Il = rumoeed that . ps)0o 0Qhl
vill soon take plaee between 8ulll.
vsm and slsde f6e e, go . side. On
az Hlsdes friends said yesterday: II
know foF . fact that 3lsde = ready "a
sign articles 70 fight Sullivan IN six
months after slgning. shades money
y ready, and The match ea1 b ~
yanGed whenovo9 Sullivan viii mee(
6lode il TAylof's Hotel, Jesey CITY, y
s: ' ~. ~ sss y s:s,! g :se
sporting ,.u5lic, and 70 6allivsa and
BIZ backess, that 1lade viii fight, Z
well-known sportsman, With y too
forfeit, will meet Sullivan o. BIZ
hackers q TAylors Hotel, Jss.ey
CITY. On Saturday 1t p. N. to Sign
articles and arrange The match. II
Sullivan he's not been boa1llng be
will b ready to put up and sign artt'
cles 0f agreement.
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The Black Huh p1oces misc, WI.
DoW6, Trustee, NJ cid q aoeljoo q
New Yoek eaiurglay to TIE ooly I'D.
de1, 0areos Walker, u BCook1yn, 1t
-. Three years ago the mise w
thooghe 70 b very rich, and . Con-
pany, q tn bod q Whieh W Gen.
ssal Alexander 6ha)ee, W. formed
With . capital u o. GO, -, q which
>60, - Was pAid up. The elal0
Was ibaDd BY Captaio /. u. Wet,
VIE wa9 made superioteedeat. He
I'll ID WITH ~ unknown beouty and
lived With her on . scale AZ psincely
nagniaeeeee, having u6!imieeil
esedit. Finally he saeekhe)dees -.
nm % boiDqut11tivo, a0d ~ CApealn
ard his wils 0sod6eoly dlsappearod,
having apesopsle1ed . hb own ~
upward q % -, besi6as lesving .
esst Nod q de64s wbicA Voge o)eoSod
by 0egtgnglng Tie pgopesty. Il Wae
t6eo lsa1n0d DIT ~ H1ino Wao not .
boaa0oa, that Woot - lo6 Q Wllb
a1d ianily 6esljtote b Dsovee, aDd
- :..: :1!', ~: s::::,'' =! 80: -
16go DECIDED -.
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Local News.


HRo0 ~ Daily - Thsssoay.
Ths n,eetal 1snains a lhe unfoc.
tanats Jastiee OMAN were laid %
rese II the Catho)ic eo0otesy.
Hon. w. Y. Psobestoo - moved
hb Nv olDce o 0oeo convooiene
qoastos, oves The Fint Natjooal
Bank.
Henry 0assslt has sold BIZ DinlDg
i0tssests 10 tns AeCasthy and Birch
Creek diserices % Neassx. CoDe 4 ca.
fse 0yOo.
Al invoiee u The 1eeey, which
invootosjed aboat throo inehaD -
The Ievel arrived yesterday just II
time 70 ave The sleighing.
Booeman b excited over TIE d..
eovssy a pay gravel BY men working
IL the city rsssrvoirs. Abost thrse
oeats 70 The paa va ohtainsd and .
bedrock hsn,s b already pecjeetsd.
The Dig saseik en- strike . b.
nann o. Eat Park slrosG A team
essnst Be drives thsosgh ths stvsst
wlthoot having . dosen soas)lng
eun, mapping q he homes bsslk.
Alaskas nlses prodseed >sso,Oo0
worth q gold last year, agaisst .
yield Il tl5.o00 % 1881. She may
eouse 10 Tie fr0nt - . go3d 1e3d. bat
- yet tbe strikes are sot Amazing IL
their richness.
Property ownsry o. the wese sIils
u Main betwsen Park aod Broadway
streets, yesterday, took sdvaneags Of
TIE thaw, 70 clear Tie sidewalk a
SNOW, thereby mssitiag the hearty
eo@nssdalios of pedestrians.
The eoassmnalioo a u sols a
Drum Lu0moa mine toe one million
i've Hundsed Thousond oollass va
fully aeeeoplhbed lest Monday II
Helena BY Tie payment a The Arst
iastallmsst Of >eoo, go cash. and the
exeeutioa Of the deeds, bonds and
mortgage.
George Sehoasld GAMES BIZ pocket
book 10 biz ovsseoaI sids pocket.
While walking up Main stssse lest
svening, ~ knovs Il Va these - b
passed Dospejl, CIark 1 Lasabje's
hank, because - pat biz hard In biz
pocket and felt Il, bot when he
reached the poslo0leo the poekslbeok
W. missing, and with e the eoalesls
amounting to )e6o
The prizes 70 b awarded q The
alhDoeje tooSna0o0t next week have
besa plaeed o. sxhibitioo q Leysoo
1 Turek's jswslsy store. They CO.
oeaeo maltese erass pendant fTo0a
bas, foe he ehampioo sparTss; Agors
- wrsstlsss, readant from . har, ~
TIE champion wrestler; richly orna-
Dented star psadast frea . eses-
esnt, tor isaein9nsaal; sad the elsb
swinging medal, n The lbs,a Il .
crescent, With inecsiplio8. Besi6es
the allows, which ase of gold, thess
ase nunos0uD silver eups ao0 medals
lor lsssss psises.
The MINER = IN roeejpt a several
oo00onleatioos, detailing circso-
stances, bearing upeo Tie gsik a
Jesssang alias Merlin VIE = chasRod
with TIE aaurdsr q v. w. DavidDeo
q Glendale. Haviag alrsedy pub-
nshed I'll The fAeos, which aro q IL
tessst 70 TIE psblje eooeesning ths
tragedy, We % ut 1ee0 Il within
~ psovises a jeasaaliso, 70 go|
farther and enter into . nswspapes
tsiel q TIE eaDe. Tho propsr plaes
foe ~ intEoduetioo a sueh 0amag-
Ing testi0osy - 10 been Furnished
By our eosrespoodsols,i j. b seooSt q
justice Wien Tie aceusel b % trial.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

Special Local Jgoa6ooo.
For IN easy shave o. an artistic
hair cut, 90 70 Joyce 4 NeGbsttS mod
q Shaving Parlof. West Park steel.
A fresh arrival Of California Quails
It the Paslor Eating House. 2-lAtf
@. b. earehst, n. D., homD
pathle physician and surgeon; clIlce
Granite 6goot, south side, near Main
Reddo0eo, No. 10 05auite street.
TIE light running Domestic Sew.
Ing Nae6iDe fo9 soleat Henry Joaas',
No. II Ease Broadway. 3-l4tf
Evsoing school. Psnmanshjp aud
boekkeeptng. Monday, Wsdnex<]ay
and Friday. West Broadway.
Fifty doeen California teal duck
arrived yesterday at The Paslor Eat-
Ing 8o0ss, which. will b sold Ut . .
dooeo. :.14tf
Go % Du Rell's, upper Main stroet,
foe Booths oysters, fresh salmon,
Naehanaw trout, white nsh, new
CA)lfosnia daisy butter and fresh
en-; ale turkeys. chickens, geese,
d0eks, quail, ffeGh ce)esy, and Cali.
toenio comb h00ey. 2l2lw
A nice line Of Scotch suitinxs.
Frsnchand Eugiish trousesiuGs, latest
lmpost atton, just received aG Henry
Jo0Aa', Merchant Tailor. 2l4tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

A Colombo miaes, who ownod
four.0fths q Q elal0, and oesir0d -
have The same patsated, bat % which
The co-oWneT 1eloDed biz consent.
asked lhe General Lad Once hov
to proceed. He W. advised that
there seoms 10 exist 10 good reason
Why you may not institute proceeds
6oe . pateet In the jejst sames u
y0uSsa u and es,-owneI, either With 0P
without his ooaseot. Yoo nay -
ah1o % eufoCce cootgibutioo fto0s ush
oo-ownes Tor his pseper psoPosllea
q III expense u pate1ting %
The Ooasts. You eonnoe roerivo .
patoQk foe ~ undivided Interest, and
this Slbcs be- no authogity 70 eeenpel
. co0wnes ~ j0tn IN ~ apo)leaejoe. )"
BY thb Il wasIIl sppear thoe wbese .
claim y owned BY I've o. nporo Pc.
ties any oae 0f them nay apply Gb9
aud o6eaiW . patent ID tie jojnt
Names u Ill the owners, even thoogh
the othess sl,ould b Opposed % scoh
action, but IN such eese he party Who
makes The application mgse look b
TIE local oo01ls to compel the othess
70 bear their psoposaio0 u the expsnss
nearrsd.
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4A1IDoRIAL Aa9DaGalY.
Da0dlor'o Petition DOclino1 VIII

lGemboeo AZ thO Hou0O Airing
1hesr UoQusaos and Morality
On tho Sunday mn.
oDsssal DisVaash - ~ AlU1a.
HRI.RNA, n. r., Feb. II, loeS.
COUNCIL.
The petition Of J. X. Bisdlss; ask
Ing IN appropriation ofe6. 90 10 COM
peasate him for services In hunting
down and bringing to justies mem-
bess Of Plumn,e1's hand and
other outlaws, Wa report d from
The committee with adverse
rscommendaiion. The report Tecoe-
nises the obligation under which the
peeujs Of the Territory have been
pl.eed BY BiedDer's services. hut sees
10 WY IN which the Territorial
Treassry can be drawn upon for bis
compensalion. The Council acted
upon The petitioa In Conformity With
ths repcrt Of The committee. The act
70 prevent woman beaiiUg, which
provides that woman beatess shall b
pillosjed aud plscarded, was read
. third time and passed. The ct
prohiblting saloon keepers from a.
towing minors IN stop therein was
po1pell. The nomiuaiiOn OF D. H.
Weston - Territorial Treasurer, was
confirmed.
The morning session Was occupied
IN consideration u the printing Iill
without definite result. In the AFTER
moon the Housewens into Con,noittee
q lie Who1e for consideration OF The
bill for the letter observance ofthe
Sabbath day, and the entire session
W. eo0sUased in its discussion. The
early noeal trimming Of The memLess
NJ brushed up for the occasion, aud
many sPeeches were made In which
the osators wa1ed eloquent upon the
soa3ects Of the chTislianising influence
q civilization aud the demoenDising
s0eels VI the non-0lnervance of the
Sabbath day upon the rising gsnssa-
ton. The bill was reported beck to
the Council without veco0neuda-
ton, and IT, passage b very imProb-
able.