Nebraska Newspapers

    THE KEDOLOUD CHIEF
K. C. HQSMEB. Poblisiur.
ED CLOUD. -
NEBRASKA
CURRENT COMMENT.
Tkkix mlvit-os itate that the Princes
Knng has been converted to Christ
ianity. Tin: Czar of Kii.s-.ia was enthusiasti
cally receive! at KicfT and St. J'etera-Liin'-
on his return from Krernsier.
It was seated in Hong Kong recently
that Hussi'Il A: Co., who acted as pur
chasers for the China Merchants'
Strain Navigation Company's vessels
during the Franco-Chinee war. will
receive one hundred thousand taels for
their service?.
Tin: proposed new treaty with
Spain is confined to reforms in
the Cuhan customs laws. Spain ac
cepts the interpretation of the modus
Vivendi s'.gned in February, 1H-SI. which
wa contended for by the United State-.
The M-ttlenienLs of the claims of
American citizens against the Spanish
Government arising from insurrections
in Cuba is provided for.
Tin: attention of Lady Coleridge's
family having been invited by some
friends in America to the statement
widely circulated there that Lord Cole
ridge had been threatened with an ac
lion for breach of promise of marriage
liy the present Lady Coleridge or her
-relatives, her mother, Mrs. K. I!. Law
ford, emphatically denied it, adding
that the rumor never had the slightest
foundation.
Wii.mam PiOYn, in company' with
others, was returning to his home in
Haysville, near Ashland, ().. from the
reunion of the Sherman Hrigade. at
Odclls Lake, recently, when he put his
head and fore part of his bod' be
tween the spokes to lix something at
the brake. The team started forward,
wrenching the head nearly from the
liody. He was carried to a house near
liy, but only lived about an hour.
An eidit-ycar-old boy was killed on
the ISruncau Hiver, Idaho, b- a cougar
a few days ago. He was with his
father, whose name is Taylor, cutting
wood, when the cougar snranjr out of
the bru-di and seized him. The father
ran to the house, got his gun and .-hot
the animal dead as it held the boy in
its embrace, but too late to save his
chihl; he was dead. Cougars are said
lo be very numerous in the Hruueau
country this year, and they have killed
.many calves on the range.
lti:ri;i:si:NTATivi:s of the Hoards of
Health of American border towns were
in Montreal recently in conference
with the health authorities for the pre
vention of the spread of small-po
across the line. The American repre
sentatives insisted that Montreal should
adopt proper precautions, as they had
absolute authority, which they would
exercise if necessary. It was eventually
agreed that the Montreal Hoard of
Health should appoint two competent
physicians to examine all persons leav-
ing Moutrea
v railroad.
Skckkiaky Havakh recently told a
friend of Louis Kiel, the Canadian half
lnved. that the American Coverninent
could not very decently undertake the
initiative to lind out whether he wa.; or
was not an American citizen: that the
Government was not disponed to ques
tion the right M" the Canadian authori
ties to have Kiel tried for treason, and
that it could not rai-e an objection un
less Kiel supposing he was an Ameri
can citizen had been subjected in his
trial to a harshness not meted out to
Uritih Mibjects under similar circum
stances. Karl Thtkiis. the Ccrnism natnnilisj.
and explorer, in :m address deliveretl
at lturlin recently, upon tho work per
formed bv thft (icrman l-!:ist Afvirvin
. . i .i. .. r. i . t i , , .1
ouit'iv. sum uiai n nan airotutv ntiti
live expeditions :it work in Africa, and
acquired two thousand live hundred
eruiau square miles of territory, com
manding access to the sources of the
Kile, Conpo and Zambesi Kivers. antl
the ohtef roads to the interior of Africa.
The address indicated that up to date
the land secured by tho society con
tained more valuable military than
fanning- stations.
A itisrATCH from EI Paso, To
mid tv.trk- will l.Tit, no-.,;,, .,c c.,.i .,.-;
sS C
js possible to do so. The sruleh in
which the gold is found is a tributary
of the Hio Facatula. It has been pros
pected for the distance of nine miles
anu ft ci v luiuiu coiors nave ueen
found.
The new postal cards differ consider-
al)l3 from the old ones in appearance. !
The size Is exactly the same. The tie- i
jsign is printed ia a light brown color. !
Jnstead of the Iieail o! the Goddess of 1
e corner
n.rtt hnc: I,v1,c boon criticired 1 ''
presstou has alwajn been er.limea a ,
iilUC as not ueing true. a jji-uou ,
otlld Avrite anythiujr he ehoSO on that
side, though the canl might not be ro- J
ceived at the post-ollicc. The expres
sion has been changed on the new card
so as to read as follows: "Nothing but
x..
says: llio discovery ot rich placers is Many European newspapers think an en- , Gknkual Dr. Cociicet. the French com- , tbr of Blntte bounty, w ,0 me., recently, (J,.nt fai (i1,v . appwlJ, Jor ha Mhm .j- Wltrf,..f, .4t-,l Jr., tinr lnt tbtl inrVr. b I "'
rcjKtrted in the southwestern portion of tirely new phase has been placed upon the mander at Anncin, telegraphs from Hue wa!l seventy-six years old. .nt.tnce when mifle Imt the ;ect.or and wa la". en to neigbrwWBs l-.-e fr tr-at- bl;. LtvifnC' t ib , Ir .V "m
Miclioaeatl. Three mipg-ots weiHiiti"- i Kasto" question by the pending alliance that serious disorders have occurred in . The Stat conclave of the Knights of i-na;,,. j the -state or Tefrltnrr. or rent. The atnatmi f IV-. r;rate. standing bnt. n&m tbn Wli ?''
resiu'ctivelv one ntnl uh-ilf four nnd betWeCn Englaudand China, it being con- (Juinhou. Numerous Christians have lieen Pythias will be held in Iancoln the second when wade by the l,T.-rnr a5ne when ti. nwrb ewtJrtnent. nt Uilu-ts x l i. ImVvr T.tl vstih mprud tm-l V '.
I..-....' 1 1 ' ' 1 i .; dered a master-stroke of the British massacred and a numiKr of villages burned, week in Otoh-r. Iy-rMatnre t- mi in e4.Hi an-l ran no, br the iet mm:-irr of Depnty Maral M.U,r direction u u. ruen xitU u ...i,
eleven ounces. hae been found, dust Government. ; The Council of Ministers on the Oth. The other dav August Rydb-rg. a work- -onvemsl In Unn- U- met the .ie,.r- by mh.a.r m Nnntner Conniy. Iu im. tb- .aMs a i vmhi9 him M r a '
now high watei has stopped, work on Sidney Sommeus and James Healv. with the sanction of Kin - Al'fonso. framed ' " in S:"51t's !-"". Iwiw.srllle. wB. In the pce-eitt ea-.. ilanm V.ar.en .bine , tnr uttenti wu u-ij !-f tJt, er-r llHt ntttimm. ,,". "
these newly discovered tHjrgings. A miners at work in No. : colliery. Pennsvl- and dispatched to the Genua:, Government crushed M .bxtth by a m.s of falling rock, 'y; .Cf-C l'l JmT- 'Vl ? at -teii. b, Umr Um mmA
MtimlHT of claims have been located, vauia Coal Company, at Wilkestiarre. Fa., an u'.t.matum requesting Germany to evc- ' FliEttosT is to have wat-r work. ' , . . p ' " t ' . IK'V" l V'txj itobM.
Liiwrtyill the vignette m the corner ceding, a iau.teri.roKe. ami tour tiremen the Imperial party arrived at Cpnhaga j um T.orfolk mills are now riled op .'all '-"'"l " "T; j"1i .'T. ,T nrre & mi b me- Ctl atMK,t s2 hmrvn tb ia .. .
appears tho engravinjr of Jefferson' ere seriously mjureil. ontheClh. Larse crowtU of people vrel-' of 5ra!o and flour. 1" .1 J-attWy i- wrd 2 U ri hx'd i-JT!JZl
head lnstend of ilie mono-rniu -U E Elk (Mlch) Irn Coy corned the tIu and gave them an ova- . il C. GrrnraE. for-nrlr Cl:r XarM ' ZJZlT" 'L,?? r- I J .UVTl J1 'Z - "
S. the card a e the onb L n.ted charcoal irvn to K. ,Wppetl to Eoglsuld EW YoRR 5mpom-nK mepchaBl3 re. I Jcn. to for reftM ! nary jdaot Jo d 1 clo re- Wa .mw. m X-Aa te;v W4.wWW . C,Zt - v
Mates printed at length. On the ad- probaUy the tirst iron of Western mana- Ct,ut2v calIed liron lYsident Cleveland, j bnb3 from parables, was recBdr - 1 W,DiC ,.K l 4o i dcvwUKe frwn Sbc pnr-rru pric4.. rW Graa: raeaorha oetee JS T. I ' .
dress side of the old card were printed j facturever shipped from this country. complaming of the persistent uadervalua- leased froat pris,u haviaS served ; hn . ' U j15 lr0 "J Jwy proja- j . Jaitiiawi to; . . tbu IJcSi5b.. . " "LT '
lie words, ..XoJhinsr but the address ! Tn Ceviimai lhtflcftatof New York, j UJQ( goo,ls- prchaSed m BriUsh manu-) sentence. j HV . K T . by the mlct of vJt tK-.lHZT: '
, , . .,.r. 1.. ti... I estimates the are losses m the United ' f...; .. .,. 1, r-sr, . t,... J t r Pt- -- r-i , f .- r .u. I -- ---- . .. . ...,. .. " J"r.ru y f . r ':.1' Ul tc r-t - .. . j
i n fa tt 1 n itru 1 in r 111: wan. in ast. r t iulluiii- .tj au hj ...- . - j-s,- t a .',i miv 1 titiii ura hl . t - a ! 1 111 . ti 1 e it.- a v-a .tiuiir n r raB i'....a.ii..
kbe address to be vrritten on this side.' j
THE WOULD AT LAKGE.
Summary of tho Daily Nawe.
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FEKSONAI.. AM) I'Or.lTfCTA
A ha.nckt was given to 1'nrne
Lord .Mnyor of Dublin on tho Iht- l'nruell.
in his nddres., siioke confidently of hid ap-
proaching success.
SihTEii Mauv Josni'H, of the Visitation
nuns, died at the convent Monte Maria in
Kichmond, Va., recently. Kho was the
younger sister of the Hon. A. M. Keiley.
United States Minister to Austria.
Conouemsma:' Waiinkk, of Kansas City,
was chosen Chairman of the Waterways
Convention, which was called to order by
Governor Hubbard at St. I'aul, Minn., on
the:;.!.
Kx-Sz.VATOIt nwi.v.v, of California, died
at noon on the .'M at the New Park Hot-!,
New York. No member of Ids family wa.s
with the deceased at his death.
Colonel McCaskii.l. of Mi.usisippi.
qualified at the Department of State,
Washington, on the Jth, as United States
Consul at Dublin.
Dn. Stki'Iikn Tvxo, the well-known
pastor of St. George's Church, New York,
died at midnight on the ..
FitANK I. Coi.man, younger son of the
Commi.-sioner of Agriculture, Norman .J.
Column, died at St. J.miis recently.
Count Tolstoi, the celebrated Ku-siau
statesman and poet, has been pronounced
insane and has been placed hi a lunatic
asylum.
iiM'Ki.i.AXi:r.
Tiik Mexican Foreign Minister recently
made complaint to Secretary J.ayard, of
American citizens of Dimmit County, Tex.,
stealing cattle from Mexicans. The mat
ter wa referred to Governor Ireland.
It was stated recently that the man
agers of the elevated railroads in New
York had found the electric moter a suc
cess, and would shortly run all their card
by this means.
Tiik employes of the Lackawanna it
Pittsburgh Railroad running from IJelfast
Junction to Anglica, N. Y., have struck
because of non-payment of wages. They
claim seven mouths back pay.
The other morning at the Oakwood
shaft of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company,
a largo cage in which nine men were leing
lowered, had nearly reached tho bottom
when a large mass of loose coal and rock
fell from tho side of the shaft, instantly
killing four and fatally wounding two
others, while the other three were seri
ously injured.
John T. Mouoan, Jr., son of Senator
Morgan of Alabama, and Miss Delia Stella
were up tho river at Wutdiiugtou on the
night of the 1st in a canoe, ami when near
the chain bridge were caught in a qtinll.
The cauou overturned and both were
drowned.
A iioat containing a number of working
girls was upset at Ushkosh, Wis., by the
swell from a passing steamboat recently.
Two men and four of tho girls were
drowned. Tho girls were crossing the
river to work in the match factory.
A imsiwtcii received in Tucson, Ari.,
from Fort Howie, stated that Gcroiiiuio,tho
Apache outlaw, had been killed in a fight
which took plucn in Mexico, when lie at
tempted to escape.
Tiikuk has been a heavy run on the Hank
of Ireland, in Tipperary and other places.
At one time it amounted to almo.it a panic.
A voi'xc jockey named Morau was in
stantly killed on the Hrightou Heach (N.
Y.) race track, the other day, by a col
lision. Wimtk men to the number of 1 ."(, armed
with .shotguns, attacked the Chinese at
Hock Springs, U'y., recently, driving them
out of their quarters and killing .several.
Tho Chinese lied to the hills, when the
white men burned their quarters, destroy
ing thirty-nine houses owned by the coal
company employing the Chine.-e.
Tiik Allan line .steamer Hanoverian was
recently wrecked olf the coast,
fouudlaud, iu a densi fog. I'll
of
. j ...
liassen- I
gers and crew were saved. It was hoped
gers and crew were saved. It was hoped I " '"'""" ' "- '"- "imi "" ,ulllt i '"'"' "
the cargo would also be saved. Tho acci- the widow of Henry Traub was preparing I cash a draft for fL-VM. After some Inci
dent was due to false steerin- dinner lnr clothing cntuht liieat the str.vi , tion this was done. Liter it was dieov.
Tin: west-bound train on The Chicago & nd sh.. was trightfuliy burned, resulting -red that the draft was h.gtis. OJIcer.s
Kansas Citv by four masked men on the I T,1,: l ,,l'r l'lal """ "f William Ilvain i A simt has been libd against ove,- sev
iiightofthJlW.who proceede 1 to rob tho ! S,,:S of K'"a U"- ,,n- uh,ch hv" run , '-'nty prominent prop-rtv owners or Omaha
passengers, obtaining smalt sumsotmonev " "&' "' s"- N'"l-r lut. havf v Anna M. G. McCorm.ck to recover nU.iit
and a lew trinkets. The rol hers were evi- I st:,r' ",l dohl. tuin. a number of good e:ghtv acres of the citv.
dently green hands, as there was consid
erable wealth on the tram. The robbers
compelled the brakeman to stop tho tram,
when they got oil' and disappeared iu the
darkness. A posse was iiiimcditit-lv or
ganized in Kansas Citv, who left on a
special train m pursuit of the desperadoes, j
Fikk at Barrow-in-Furiiess, Kng., the i
other dav, destroyed the works of the I
Barrow ."--hipliuililing Company, causing a l
loss of .sl.OOD.om) and throwing :t,UiHl men
out of employment. i
Fka us were recently expressed that the
cholera might be imported this tall in
Spanish raisins, the crop of which was
large this year in Spain.
As American was arrested in Baris
nlxuit a mouth agoon thechnrgeof trvni'
to Sell w-iirf hh'si M..viinii 1-im.Ic .....I w.c
,
I'kksto.v, the Fanama relel, who was
responsible for the burning of Colon was
found guiltv bv the court-martial and
hung on the 18th of last August. .
The French Covernment recently issued
an order prohibiting atiti-Cernniaii demon-
stratiou.s m t-rauce by Spanish residents. .
wre instantly uuiett the other morning.
n - l.... ...A.. l...2.v.t l.......K . ... . t -M ..
, . ui-.. u ..a iti uruuuiu i& mass ui laiieil
coal.
The Second Comptroller of the Treasury
has just allowed the claim of Mrs. Cather-
iue Lewis for rent and damage to property
near Annapolis, Md., used and occupied by
scntio prisou. Although he provetl his in- togs:" .Manvot the tio'efs were arrested, sviiu-.i ..u..- ..s ...i...o. m .u.; r.... m-m i. m.r . . s, ,.,,.i ... r.o-w ... .......... -. m wr n mii wm i,Pm JW, varam ' mi pomp ami rUnal ot tbn tinad
nocence he was detained a whole mo.it h. Tin: Standard Oil Works at Cleveland, of rent for the period of six month it is iml divided in view of he Infoni.ahtv of threat iiJtere,! tie autbor.l... I,lKe of .Mars Ton Utn . now an
and was released at the instance ol Mr. O., caught tire on the morning of the Tth. i th duty of the Commissioner of Bul.bc the call for tr.KM.s not to ,t..,h the Re.- Wr.nt for be arrest or the-r M,n wer,. j.ff,n4. , m . J"
McLain. United States Minister. Several tanks exploded, ami the tire j Ln.l and Buildings ,o cm- notice to be tTllT'ul i' ', Si L' C, "T", " "T"' "f . tlon LZr Tbl MT i .'
Tin-Sultan of Turkey recently ordered threatened great damn-e given to him that if the amount due i, m orders for I nited Stahr tr.Hije, to proceed I HlJed Stat-. Mar.L.tJ w,s In.trnete,! u, n to.ay. Ihc hcfcl ,tl j
iiir.oiiu.tuui iu.kcy riLCiuiv onure.i tun an ne.i grta aiiin,i. ' ., ,, ,k ,. ., , to the sreii- of the listirtime for the .nmmon fnrr Ob-ient U. rri tbew. wie J twenty flv ft. Tb b i ..i
a decree to lie drawn up deposing Tew fife The osp.Wc KVWlun the French pa- ..d ,n six months thereafter the lea-w,, f XvrUn l-Il, ., d k4imilMmw, s. W. ,., r ' tfte b,: V,V..sflr Jr.-ii- iT. .!
as Khedive of Egypt and restoring Ismail per published at Ca.ro, and which some . declared forfeited. After the eXpirR. -. Thj JrfWf4 nn. Jo fcH.p Mm r,uiIM,:, Mr.al Fionwa i- Mftel- V.i
to the position. time ago was supj.ressd bv the Egyptian , l,f f,f six months frem the time MIch no- , :j,e nn(i, ver whxh the mail are jerdar reee.l iate bgenee frn Jante,. inp wrtl I rrr an4 n ti?
troops under General Butler during the falleu daily. The outlojk tor gram was
civil war. gloomy in the extreme.
Fike broke out in a row of twenty houses lT was rumor. d in Washington that Cap
in West Nineteenth street, New York, at .aj Hotvgate. the sl-scon.hng ct -chief of
midnight on the :U. For a time there was tue signal service, has Imn trac-l to Eng
a terrible panic among the people inhabit- lamj, ivhere tt is said he was foKti.l broken
iug the dwellings, but all were safely res- down in health, residing with his parents.
cued. While the work of rescue was pro-
ee?diug. a ladder broke, aud tour tiremen
"J""1 Canada durins August at ;
- y. xs a ileddeil improvement :
npon tne forma- records, the average of I
the lire loss in AuS"st fcr ten years past '
-wing WOW.
Tun Waterways Convention, at St. Paul,
Mian., on the 4th adopted resolutions de
manding equitaUe app"opriatioas for the
improvement of Western rivers and har
bor ad then adjourned.
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' Foci-, cotton miils at Woodbury, near
Baltimore, Md., were rejxirted making .
preparation to s-tnrt u;. giving employ
mnt to two thousand men.
Tiikkk were '!,) new cases nf cholera
and T-S deaths from ihe fame disease re
Dorf-d on the "1 throughout Spain, show-
in;? a material decren-.
j Tiik such and door factory of I
i -Meller fc Co., of U.-Ii5r..sh, Wis.,
K. C. Mr-
win de
stroyed by fire recently. Ioss, zlV2,iii.
insurance, jTJy.
Tiik watr bottom of tho steam barge
Cleveland blew out the other morning on
tin? lake near Amher-t, Out. V.'aid, i
deck hand, wa scaldetl to death; Edward
Deuuiir, a ilremnn, was tlioirht to l
fatally scalded, and two others were in
jured. Tiik schooner liallas Hi!!, from St. Johns
f arrived at I:ston on the -ith with sinall-
jox on lo.ird.
Tin: oflieers of the stai?ier Lone Star,
j which arrived at Oa!v-ton on the !th fiom
New York, report finding on the coast ol
J Georgia, o.T Savannah, the hull of th
German bark Carolina Susannah, of
Dan!.ic. There wan nothing left of the
ves.T 1 but the nak-d hull.
Fkkioht rate-, on grain from Ht. Louts, on
the -5th, to the seaboard were 1 rough! intc
line with thus,, from Chicago, ami the ojh-ii
rate now is 11 cents to New York, l'.' to
I'hiladelohia and II to Baltimore. A break
in
the higher classes of freight was ex
pected, how. v r
Jfijoi: ItitKWKi:. in the Unitl State
Circuit Court at Leavenworth. Kan., re
cently, decided tho czsu of the Neoho Val
ley lands in favor of the .settlers ami
against the raiiron 1 companies. It was
expected the matter would be taken to the
Supreme Court.
AltofMKXTS were heard in the District
Court at Dubuque, Iowa, on the nppl. ra
tion of defendants for removal to the Fed
eral Court for temporary injunction-;
against a!oon keepers. The Judge de
cided in favor of allowing the removal tc
the Federal Co.irts.
Wiiitakkii and .Andrhin, who were arrest-
d in Fuglaud for tho Hamburg rob
h"ry, have been hau led over to the Ger
man authorities.
Siu KiCHAUn TuoitNTO.v. British Ambas
sador has presented Ins letters of recaJl to
the C.nr at St. Petersburg.
A iiittku spirit of hostility is manifested
between Germans and the Cerh. in Bohe
mia, and outbreaks are constantly occur
ring. At a military camp at I'iisin re- '
cently a riot broke out aud many persons
were injure I.
Tiiiikk Township Trustees of Da vies
County, Iml., recently disappeared. It is
said they issued fraudulent orders on their
respective townships, and on the credit ol
tin- same raised money and absconded with
it it. They w. re Charles W. Brown,
Trustee of Washington Township, Davis
County: John G. i'.anisey, of Steele Town
ship, and John Stark, of Harr Township.
The amount of money carried away is va
riously estimated at trom ."i, (XX) toKViO).
Great excitement prevailed.
Two Kansas City men, mimed John
Br.snahan aud John O'Brien, were ar- '
rested at Lexington, Mo., charged with
being conct'iietl in the tram robbery on
the Chicago A; Alton on the night of the '
Jd. !
A tank car on the West B..IUisvlvani:i ;
Railway coiituiiinig oil, exploded at 1'itts- !
bur-di. Ia.. the other mornin- fntalU
burning a brakeman, Thomas Ryan, ol
Cleveland, O., and setting lire to the tram.
The business failures for week ended
September '.11 numbered for the 1'nited
Statts. IMS: for Canada, !!: total, Ui; :t
against s;i th wek previous.
Tiiiikk boys were shot by a farmer neat
Dayton, O., rec-ntly, while helping them
selves to melons. One of the boys was seri
ously hurt.
Rr.cKNT letters from Khartoum say that
the Knurs have invited Sheikh Seuu.ssi from
Tripoli to take command, or to appoint a
successor to the Mahdi. In the meantime
t tllit IHt'lk ! lit llltllf ll.l ft OIllllM
.!. !- Iljo-IIM. l ti iHim
.t tee of t'le-
m:,s t" ta':" control of atiairs.
.-t i.evuing. ia., trie oilier tinv, wiuu
iu her death.
orders having been received. i HiH Republican nilv ivmonal A.coei-
Rki'okts t4i the .V ir Kiitjatifl II-tiM ttul. ntion met at Oxford recently. The name
of Spnu-fu'll. Mass, indicate that the was changed to the Southwestern Nebrnfcka
onion crop of the country will be b-Iuw thf I Editorial Association, and the limits were
average in all but lavored sections, and enlarged so as to embrace the Second C-m-j'iic-s
promis to Ih. more remunerative ' gressional Ditrict. McCo k was selected
than for two ntrs jiast.
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Tiik dispute between Germany and Spain
grew very serious on the ."ith. when news
arrived iu Madrid that the Germans had
lauded troops on the island of Yap in the
fnce of the Spanish squadron, which had
Ik,.,, dilatory , taking action. A mob of
several thousand persons assembled before
the Cermaii embassy building and torn
down the co-t-of-arms. which was burned
Willi ine nf "llnivn will, ll.i, fterir.-in ,
Uoveriimeut. when France took up iu
cause and secure I for it permission to re- J
publish, has again been suppressed. Thi
time France is responsible tor the suppres- '
sion of the paper, which had given ortVn,e
by publishing articles which were deemed
injurious to French interest.-
Unto the Caroline Islands. Snam. in the
meantime, will refrain from n material oc-
enpation of the islands, aud thus alTord a
basis for lurlher narlevn-. '
The utif.ltRsaul weather in Dakota fcr
the previous two weeks culminated in a
snow storm on the ,'th, white rain had
The Ciar and Czarina and the rest of
I$ wa5 au that they were enabled to
llo .his unJr a nof solicitor Itisrfv
,- isa hic
Jeered' the G
ch the ew York merchant
Joverameat to amend.
Two women were twice huag up recently
in Chatham County, 2f . C. by a nArty of
masked men, who desired to extract in
formation relaticp to a local laurdtr.
Great indignation prevailed at tie ccsdact
oX the zsasked men.
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NK15HA.SKA STATE NEWS.
! Ths other nv T'x.nz a young man namel
. Charl- Ilrnndt vvns thron frin lb-top
of a Karltiigtou fc Mis- uri box mr at
Omaha and fcdled. hi
-" IcrlniUa fc il i -
Uraielt w n rc in
onri lumber yard at
I'lntliiuouih, ami onlv went : . Omaha a
few hours lefore his death. He wad in
fatuit: 1 with the iilea of beco.nlitg n
braki-mau in ord-r that he might lmrn
railroading and -ecure promotion, ami he
had jct entered upon hi- duties when
killed. It is statl th-t up to a -..'. ri tiruo
, a- !, had liveii with hi-, parents in Mirtt-
Iran. Jrottble at length arose betw-n
fiUier a::d on. ami the former ordered
h:m lo 1-ave the houe and never return.
His mother, however, was nenrlv heri-
brok-n over the .-late of alfafrs. l-ut .hf
i'ii: leT jrun away with hr bt--!ig. m-e
leaving home frequent letter-, from hi.s
mother have chewd the young num. After
eaving hum Brandt wcut to I'htttMiioutb.
changed hi-, nam- and entered the ?uipioy
if the Burlington fc Missouri Hnilroad as a
clerk in the lumber yard. !L proved him
self to l;e reliable and mdu-.tr. 'i-is, and was
highly esteemed by th-.-.e under wh ru he
uork'- H wa-1. however. ambitmiM to
'" :rnl a'1 tiiti? sure hichei
wa,,-s- Tins ambiiion was discoeniKe.! by
; hiss,ocmte,. but he made up his mind fi
see at bast what the work was like. This
experiinent piivel fatal.
OitAHA is in the throes of a ocia! seu
Fatton, and the editor of the 'diy .' cs
has b-en ailed forlilx?!.
Sumk crank has recently been sending
threatening letters to Omaha's Marshal.
i'lrrrusox's clothing :ire ut Omahii was
recently robbed by burglars.
A man named Clarke wa.s captured at
Lincoln the other day while engaged in
making cunterfeit silver dollars.
I'o.sT-orncK changes in Nebraska for
tho week ended August .): ICstablislie.!
Ames. Dedge County, Mrs. Lueiuda Dick
eraon. l'ostma.st-r; Barton vdle. Frontier
Countj-, Hubert A. Barton, i'ostmaster;
Dawes Citv, Dawes County, John K.
Smith, I'ostmaster. Discontinued Ca he
City, Holt County. Hostinnsters Ap
pointeil Klin Crev, Buffalo Count v, Kd.
M. Bovde; Millard. Douglas Count v,
Charles Stntr.ner; Mission Creek. Pawnee
County, (lamberhnn B. Miller: Orleans,
Harlan County, A. C. Bobbins; I'npillion,
Sarpy County, Richard L. Carpenter;
Strohl. L'Ji-p County, Mrs. Fliza A. Viti
ledge; Wyoming, Otoe County, Mrs. Julie
K. Brown; 1'eru, Nemaha Count, W. C.
I'urviaiice.
William Wilson has been appoiutel
postmaster at Chndron.
A yol'xi; man was recently killed by he
cars near Winner. He was walking on the
track.
A nkw sorghum mill will soon be started
up at Blum Valley.
A Nl'MiiKit of young ladies at Blooming
ton have organized a base ball club.
Firry bushels to the acre is now th
general estimate for corn in Nemaha
County.
Tin: stone for the Insane Asvlum at Nor
folk will come from Colorado. It will take
nearly "U i car loads.
Tin: biis-intss m,:i of Niobrara are taking
steps toseciire the extension of the rail-
r!l'1 fn" Il:irti"l" to t""1 ! I '
Tin: old setters of Red Willow County
"dl meet at Imliaiiola, October Jo. for the
jmrpose of pa i ticipating in an annual tele
brat ion.
Tin: Northwestern Stage Company, be
tween Chadron and the Black Hills, run
six-horse coaches and make the trip iu
twenty-four hours. The "shotgun' coach,
with four exjifess guards, i-ame into Chn
dron one day recently, having nltunrd
.: 'O.nOo in bullion.
Tin: (inn of Wagner, Savage it Sanders,
of Omaha, were recently swindle I oat of
J-I..VS) by Joseph T. Jackson, who repre
sented to the cashier that he hail Itought a
large numlcr of cattle in Jowa and had
made a cash payment of .loi) to bind
the bargan. He .'aid he had no cash
to pav the balance, and ask-d the Jinn to
were conlident of catching the swindler.
s the place of the next an mini meeting.
A Yoiwo man named McGowan Mapped
oir a train at Oxford the other night i:i
i h dark an 1 was instantly killed.
I.- a late decision the Supreme Court Warren of Wvnimng Territory to-day tele
held that an agreement for th sale of real gruplmd to the President am! Seeretnrt of
state sicned by the vendor alone is valid. "' at u ai" nb.n. leipiesteg the s st
and that where'a bank is designated as the
place at wh.eh the i.urchase monev note ,.,
place at w,,,eh ttie purchase money note ,s
to be paid, the maker is not in d-frum in
.not paying the same until the nMe ,. re-
' ceived at the leink. In another decision
the
louri ii-iu ma. w nere a less?., oi
:,ce was given .he Board of I ublic Lands
nd Buddings may declare such coutract
forfeited.
Levi. th little son of S. G. CalT. of Val-
':''- rec-ntly lost a leg in a collision
with a switch engine.
C. I). Ci.OTimn. Sr., ono of the arlv s"t-
A OP.REsttODr.vT at Lie col a r"CntIv
wrote fcr an Eastern paj-T a lonx story
nlout the discoverv of the aftual presence
of the human soul, the means of discwrerr
being the invention of a Lincoln man. Tbe
fry was widelv -.-opte.!. ami now tbe
I03 master at Lincoln 1 ling ts.ezed
sjeith letter of inqij rv as to jwtrticnlar.
and the correspondent is threaten with a
j ' ill for stationery and -tng-stomp.
1 HKO-rer morning w onu mg oren;nw
by Eugen- Erswn as a furnitnre More, and
George Uurkes as an insurance oBc. at
Central City, w&s burned with content.
Loss, .tX; insurance. zZJ.
Fiftv-lhird Ohio Vohmteer.. has ii.n-l a
notice from Topka. Kan., ianting all cr
vivors of that ropimeat. wbnrvjr kxtiied.
Tt meet at Topeka on tb .second day of tt
rroniaa iSp:aljr 3) and roo-w obi ac
qualatance. A tat has beun rtesivod for
resimeatal heauqsarter.
M. D. Tayuju. soa of Jo.Mph Taylor, of
Omaha, was accidentally killed at Chsdroa
the other day.
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THE RIOT IN WYOMING.
J'urthrr I'-trtlcul.-ir i.t Xl.e lrful Ittot al
Kork sprii.-.. .. Trr.
Kcxk Mi:t. V.. T. September .V
Thursday. fr the f.rt time :u many year.
thn. w..s i ii -. (-.. .. !?.-. s. .........
...... w ---,, ..,.. H ,. ........M.,, ffl, ,,- M-.
'.xcci the drail awl wocndL Kite or 1
liumlrmi who were xt work ir the imae
hefe hae teen Urieti no: mm! novldn bnl
heap- of aiokln m!n mark th ;Kt
where (h tuUiwu U.-1. Tor fPnc
ncaii:: the Chinee had Urn mw m
.-Uonrer il amm-r. The tart that w hi:.i
inrii luiii te,m larurd off tte vpfjious mn
that l.urtieds of wh.tr mn wite .eel mi;
work Hbilnf the Chinr- wrretmr -h.Hl
in bv Um fir iimt ami eirn rk. ji tb
nei the fe.-lm raint U.e.-n. It mU.l
ImiI l.:t!e t eri:e lh. frelin.; u;U an a.-tivv
cruxMle aniln-t the Oi.ittt mid pfttripUjUt
ic ixiiie i etiiH-iav. .i .a a mine,
ahont a miJe north of tuun, thm-tsn ae
iiii-iuider-tambng. tun rt uuuirn t.k a
Hhhm In th.-'mim- Wihucuu Ui lw& white
men. Whett Uic nil mhmi mme tin r
deicd :?-m on;. Th i Viis;m- wwkl tt
go knl n Uht iiied w hlch ni- fiartWi
juied in bv iM-ariy ail the Hh!:ed Chuwt
men in the mines. Tm Cbtitaiun
w:u: : vrr in thi: ru.ur
ami fotir id them ,-r. bodi) mounded. ie
m tint lu rtiith Iit-tt.il miners tln-
left the mine, armed ;lwiurles and ;
tl'sl the tlHM III th CthT U.T&9 tUUHs ;
r"uu' u,,; " Ul" llru ' l Uh- mnui-
t me a.l was -ri;ciniit In ( hin.;.wn. .
tlatr w.s hoisted as a waruitK. ainl ;!. Chi-
i"m' wurkmg in dittrreu; p its id tie ntiup
Uiil Ui i.ieir ijuirieis. Altr dinner Ute
saloons Were rkrcd. and no It.pmr has hrti
sold sim'e i len. The milter cather.il mi
r huh siree:, anui iwie i.uiHlml sUum;
armed with gues ictoUi-rs. htrh-ts ad
knives, ami ptorredrd tow aid Chinatown.
Before reaching iheie Uh m-1 a commit
tee warning the ('lunium-n to icxe in an
biair. This tliey agrisl to ih. Mini .started
to pack up. In u;.oiu h-lt an hui the
white men grew liu:; eiit and ad
vanced iqon the (J.m quartets.
shouting and tiring their Kiiti- in the
a r. Without otTeiiiig an) iej.ist.uu-e tm
l hmese ih-d. with tthuteter the wmld
Mi.tteh up, to the hilts atxit a mile east of
town, the miners htitu t them its they
went. Soon Id.ick sim. uh seen pushing
Itom the peal o: one house m Hon:: Kotitr.
then ftom anotln-r and ery xmiii eight or
ten of tlie latest of the lioues were in
lUtiies. Halt i-lutked With life and liioXe
mimtcis ot Cii.ii.imen i-auie nihmc tmm
amouz the build. tigs with blankets am! ).,.d
jirlts oer their heads to prote.-l them from
trHV rille shots. Tliey followed then ie
Iie.tt'm: brolheis into the hills at the lop of
Ilicir speed. A laiindiy in town u.i m-vt
vislrisl. and the inmates shot dead. All the
! ot the co.il depattmeiit of tin
lailioad weie otdereil to icae town, whteh
they did on the exeiniig tiati. Dm line the
light ail of the ("Icius.r houses In town,
ntiiiibeiing neai ly lift. wetu
iu ::m:i to mr. i.uot ni.
A number of ( h.nauieii who were
within Hid from the tniruimr bui'diugs.
The light ot Thursday UMming le
velled suiii' teriible sichts. In th,.
smoking cellars ot two Chinese houses
the blackened bodac of six China
men were seen. Thice others weie tu a
cellar ot another, and lour morcbodies weie
found neat bv. Fiom tie- Hs)tiou it u.ni'd
sei-ni as though they hail begun to dig a
hole In the cellar lo hide themsehes. Inn
th.it the tu- oveitook them, binning then
eticiuities to a crisp, and leaving the up
per iMiitiot.s of their ImmIics untouched. At
the cud of Chinatown another bodv
was found. cliain-d bv Humes
and mutiiulcd In hogs. Tho sine.l
that iiiov: trom the smoking
nuns was liorribh sintgistie of imin nc
tlesli. Fiuthei cast were the Imdics of four
more ("hmimeii -hot down iu the r llgbt.
The comtier's jurv was summoned, wh.c'i.
alter eaiuinmg the bodies, returned the
verdict that eleven Chinese had In-eti
huiiied to death and live shot bv paitie-,
iiukiiovvii to the jury. A iiuiiiIht w.-ie
foiiml seri.iiislv wounded, and how uruiv
moie may still be wounded out in the hills
ts unknown. Large niimb.-is of I'himxM
have been picked up bv trams going west,
ami a ipiantitv of provisions has 1m-cii sent
out lor them. It is iimioreil tint she Mot
niou miuets in amp aie to Im inb-ied out,
but no action in this dins-isou has vet Keen
taken. The miuets heie re entire y m
(irgMitied. although a large iiumtM-t of them
are Knights of Uibor. The move w mil,
however, made imdei (heir direeii.n. 'I he
mines have not been winked since Wednes
day ami biisincsH is
At Most r.Mlltl'.IA Sf-ITNIiKO.
Every thiiig s quiet, however. Etetrtldng
is quiet at Cation, Rork Springs ud Rvmus
toti to dav. The prceautiouHrv imK.iies
taken bv Governor Warren ami the railroad
authorities seem bkely to prevent further
ilepiedatioiis. The ("hmnmeii driven iml
of Rock .sp:i:ig- ate ifialuailv b.-atg p-.rkl
nj by trains go:n wi t ami taken to Evu
toit, where there aiea thousand (hmauien
Inmg. The latter aie prcpurmic to defend
theiseles ami putchnsiiig all tin; cutis
and ammunition in the m.irkrL
tinMiis onto i:k: h r.
Wasiii.n'.tov, eptmler .. -Governor
a,HV ol Federal troops sp,K.sing the
jUMiiruniic.- nl Ro.-k ,.riIl.g. V,. r.. ra,,,ed
UhM,jJwacr,. uf ,-, ' h
;iIM.rs A cM,r ff u. .,r!llli t
nariI,Ml to ecretarv Kndictt at h.s home
Massachusetts. Adjutant Ceiieral Drum
hHd a conference with .-MTretnry Bayard a
'arrieil, ami prevent arty interference with
tln-ni. Ad'utant i.eneml Immi tbtrfefore
telegraphed. em-ral r!tofiehJ at Chiraeo tn
wder two comtii.e to wyl inm.-nl-
" ,0J,IC J1 1'.. ? p" .'"i u. the
proence of the troops will tend to nrerent
A MnjrMiar di-corerr hv hea nad?
br -oine Ltborcr near ttiasb-jwrne.
in Kent. Knrlaci. vvj. in dlittz out
the fonnsiatioa- of -onie new bMt.s.-s un
c'rtha.1 13 iwroea'C uitant tv o. ha man
b rns 3ad kH-. Xu :tc- of co 5 a.
e-r found, mm'. It I r.rml that the
NkJI w?ep inu rred afkr mihh' .-urn
,- i)itKrr eod cX. Th.T are mo-trv Xrutc
Zt ajsi- prf3 of Vr-at -tran xl
j - rrenlll. Uw iCUs fesa of th-4 iJ3.u3
iiK 9
-..-
-A ham. Wrlcm c?tr I. bjM be-a I
. .. .. . ... . ... ..- , . t-
rna i-onr ? xaifcer. m oer.
X. C . Is Keititt- of Dt-ts aad left a
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. lot of starr-e fertificx. si! siBd.
fat hercair. to All oat rf ar 0-5 wMt-'
ed oc n bb xb?nce- io hM t immr s
K 1 'otraxd case aloar
nmrrr tbe hBira-osnt
okl irl in the eiMtatrr
name and hi and 3
mi jMiz jnr 1 i
cppxl u-jth h.a.-I .1 land ismu , wdtr htsrin?i lTc , dts'ttazaUhcdVcople ktre bf sjB
A SAO DROWNING.
I"rtlrul r f tti trwn rc "f l"nf f ir
jan nml tr. I!U.
W v"M.i.v, Scptemt-r 1 Thr pr
Hollar of th trrtslj f tfa.. puiouuc
To.!iij i veiilitc. tT wurh Mr Jokn II.
MC4o. !! o.dT son of Hn.Aic Mnfcii, ot
AlahnTa. xix Mr. Kmn.a tr Ix W!.v a
lad ht n l ll GsUt. V. W . !ot Uef
Hven srr . ft!Uw- Morrmn, l
nuiuVr "f th Wxh.ncho C.ii (!!,
left th c!b Immbi .hnit tvmt Ht4"X
in the a?ie'Hua. rot to ihm Iml Jou
cm m.Ui Mrs. i.a, wh - Mrv
4'la's i)v. Mis lue lt-Wlt.
arena pan e,J then in sol rtnur.
a sltilsrrd lo prartKit tdiUer. .N
al-'ttt I X. tt'r'oek. when ahiHit qoaitw f
t tni.'e k cttam hrMi. th? iloati' otuw
was r ;.. -isil and It itfOt 4n.t.
Mr. Mr.-n wit ttowit nhut ttHf4in
to sr his nMfiiiiluti. l , a r 4
w l:;tf. tti f rj? lnt bu.:t M
Met "ait . wh. fe-4l turMPt birr r.-' !
Ueam and x a mb 4tjtK'' in .!v4iw,
harprifd tu lit a I -r hrAl nl saw t, t.
eL ?if th : i-H-nit4 m tJ,
r an I hnrt Mr. Mrfn r.
Lulu" brfure br mV. b at unrm
turnnt N nt. but . she bAl t ut . te
th ! Mh Mr. Morcaa atd ir. tr a
ha! d srearKl under t HMrr. 1h
ni. it j4erv had tinrst a ffitifct-n r-k
HeJp i.uia.nj tut tfw bIss e,..i;,
Mt l (ot ml. Mr. Mrita w tiio.
'nrt )r o;J. a clik 1 tha IW-ttrrU I anst
(ttiy. ami it- di wltll br MJrr. Mrs.
Mc rirn. al Sit
G srl. ilr. Moen
lrtit.. A".t i'.I, KtMi h U Uitt f r rsrwti
l.epj iu igi.orarMv of Itr o drat!, for
fear tt.at Him shr.k of the mMMMiurvfliru
wwuid I tote tataL
A LOVELY ULACKSMfTK.
II. A. ISaMrliel, Kirt. tt f.Ml, V.,., iM, f
Willi .1 s,,,, rHH..(t0 1, Ourrlnl W. Ike
MiiTill.
St. 1i i. N-i'tembtff X Tlie ..'
ro"-ritt has al Kits UmI t.' btt U-
l KirkwtXMl. IvxriVe lltlbs wt f hrrr u.i
the M.SMHiri l'aritk Rail fond, was tiw
'Ct'tii il n lii; Uag.it j jratexttty afb-r
ihHXi. It i.ears that Miv HjmmUU. a
highly to.jKs-tett l.tdv of tb id-rf. hl wnl
a ttunk to the bUrssttdlb sf.. wf II
Bauchei to hsve a Uev rnaib ( it, Ktlr iu
the afternoon lite kidv m'M for tb tfink
am! whoe she ws at th shop Mr. Kkih-'h-',
an unniarrieil man ot lift enr, euHiv
ored to ii. pres her with th utra that h
was gre:vtiv siNitien wait her li tUmtait
reeelisl thee advatM'e ri.nllj. wrttiafHti
Bnurlicl b.s-niiKi verv agr. and u m
: carbine whicti was in Uh slu'p. arrd
at ami shot the ladv in one id her lower
limbs, I'.oi, hei then marrtuHl n :d t mu
the street w ,th hi cartnie and u.ra an fe.
and defied arresL
Sherdt A ben wns ettt tr. and when be
arrived he called utwi Ha-fwd U irr
det, but that lrnhvidtril. wUm ws imw In a
state of high eetteiii4"iit. re'i.t. ami
opened tire upon the olUret. Th henll
letiriesl the tite and -hot him etM-e in Ur
lieal acd ofM-e in the giotn, itifliitim
woiimis fiom the tttli' ( wbrhhettieti
Just evening. Mr R.imWll, who h.i a
p;in!ui. hut not very ser,o.it wuoiMi. wa
convejeil to er home.
ATTACKING THE CHINESE.
V online '""ill Minor. H'l.' ir loi..rl'l
4 Itim'ae. Klll'i.g s.,,n mii I VV tooling
.Minn I'lilr Jm ir Iit llnrno.l.
KiK K Sr:ll,s, Wo.. Septom'irr X At
the largest oal m tie In the entire I'niou
R.irllk' system at this i-.int, larae Hiimher
of l"hmes were rereutly iiMtKts,t ta,
the Jtres of white mmi. Veslnd.iv allet
noon She entite f,rte ot while mner. ulxKit
l.MI strong. oxatiied and. aimed with hit
guns, nuirrhe,! to 'htii.iln. A flct ailiig
a toilet into She air they re o.ed an 1 or
d.red the hiiiamen to leave. The hr
was oIrirsi at oie, the CnintnnHt HfM'ing
to the bills like a droteof sheep pUKod b
the miner. wImi Um iriral vIlet at
the fugitives With fjtrtl i-trert. I he Cbi-
nes iujiiu-fs wi-re then et on ttre ami
thirty nine hiiiH, owinl lt Uie eompanr
denlroted W.t.'l tln-r ronTili't. 'I1e mlinn
next vUilf .1 the vn.iMi mine In the enmti.
nneith.il all tie- ( hine.e tlo-re ni wh
ami hade them !! lor their Hvk. Of the
100 Chinamen hen; terinv no, im.i.
retn.i;ns. All mt in the atijarent h'l.
heailiMK for the Green Ritrr. fourteen mlt
vft. een were hi!st outright Hr tint
shots tired bv tie miners ami mnr won
wo mdisil. It Is si. tnat .iveral Chlnt
inrn. feeMe ami helpless (rotu dnsee. tere
IU Ihe Imrnit.g boo . Menfl V' W ai
nvetl ftma Green Illvron a jxrU' Uain
lust rteiiifio with a t . but left ie l.-e
to prevent Um m4 limn rarttltic nnt IU
liJaiis. The nlners .pjietlv .iti ufu-r
niHsmg iireof toe detMriureuf tbe lhint-511,
Ail I MOS nnlet.
VVurU .f M.M'i!ilti-..
Na-iiivii.i.k. Tkix . Hrpmmbr 'g. Fnr
months paot tlt intermti reonni at
tbociUo have rww-n ometlr lnnletbg re
ports i.jnnbng the w.nwi factor. tt eifuAml
whisty Ut vartons cmmLea in thi Nut.
Thi'te are many iliirit distilleries In MaeM.
Mimier. IHahile, Uverton. Grnmiy. It-
J VWn Cl V b 7. C.Z
; r,wt-..., Ok
ending the rflort of Ibu antique. U.
rut a 'on Ut It br arrtmtmr ue d.wiiler.
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Report having nim Ir-tn FetUe, t UMmit
ton n that two men vh nam- eT nn-
kiwrin lxd bot ami fatnllj ni(wl
IM.. The atiAin. rh yet,Tr. aM.
nUant of the iutrnUon of the
rerTine firee. hhl lbernett's
bebiml Mne bubes. &n! a Ille i-,.,j r
tw. .Ma...ft raHtf mm. te.1 !... C. -. f.
.-s.-i-......nH,.m .-.-. j t i'pp -
.t IVr.nn, llrvunnl,
.MK.ir.u Kr,r, Wn.. fevlr 2. An
(Hbkb j"it to tbe Jmim-it say tfeai at
-Ji Uii tooriunc. !tt enW.vlnbfc; tvT
clr1 mwiioj tbe rler w stt-t by
?rfl tmm a Janbit ind Int Malait,
!feonsa MjiehaWU. Aant'ta V.'ets- iai
tmma.
H(.
Kiaer 2x lsn tviaife u
"Ha -aeje 4tt9vtnL Ilu. Hrrr
Tb rrt wejr mpio-t4 ,t x nxteb ,'vrn.r.
xsmt vrt-
rzmo-m We rim U -Bftrv. In-
- pmrttee4 pfrn-'. ad Ue ertrnd
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j DOXEVS WIFE.
Mie tra ,ppr.nHr lo lh W r st II 1
to It" ltmsil It Ixk. Too. - If tfr
Julminq tllght line Ileen .! rrtn
the llh of . Colllr l"lr.
Hnt.tr Srwis-, Mia, Jti?r I.
This ronmunii; h.t bon threw ioln a
ITr at ecttemt tad htMllzmt- bf
tb rrt t Rthrt IHir tad ilK
w.ib JobaMi upon ib t -I t:r l
prtur tram toe Sbth. rbnr"l w-.t t
wnhr of Dxj ttto .ttkfNU tumm
WevW. tSt.
Hcr xad Mr John afewtf lf
Vn Twi, Mk . fM3 br! tint, mm
hit ben rMvatlT tpwrns. IbvffwwHPtS
s bbd anI wlfr b ftly mt-mt Uwlr
rrtntn lHr aa bi dW Krl Vr.
JiHaMk tol vvbl ttmt !Kitwf t)f
w taken fl!rnlv 14 an4 Jt-4 W t!kol
& payvician bBs rnJicsl bv Tb r !
v r tntort. t ttbt a pOimttim v
ambnatk.
Staen tb deUi i Mr. toy, nv
hnbnMl iI)1n Joba.Mn fe t
tlnwi, aoJ b.ta ..it thH -f mkH
land pvpanttho V hMkv lb Stat..
wbtcb vtCltsMl optrlos. ! Iber Wf
r.rrrl hti FrbtT, Sir. Jobnawo fb
.! nrwl vr tb a "tld
tt w. 4evloed Utai Dovrr lie 4a?
totor bVs w iim' faut bu bt lrtrbjl
l n tlraast. ste. ojrn it wm bmr
rMts umx twrw 4euruyNt ht twtnv lit
ah bitocbt ohm liv r mi ! qaltlnw,,
artn bfc tell wa mry rlt mm tt to
livl b unid ate. Wn iV'iu-f 0vt
b0M ibnt elihi b bi
vfih ihio UU m1 Pfwnbl Ub
ttsvo nett imrnlns. Xr. Jmfwtm
M tbnt Tn-r-tslnf iBrina lM"
BtvtM: bis " ! th" P s !y
ettlvst hue a nttr ai mm-, . nmb
Ing twa nlleri qui aim l.;m antl
tbem lo bis wile and tbnt ibe dietl bj
Ihvi Irnuri Tb. lovy denls. an.l mw
bis wti in br !vims mnnl t M bit
Mr JobwMt nue bur sum medtcln
wb'Cll tisUd tmdly, anl Won t
nI. Tbe MiijtbttnU oHJiitU-l htll
witnl hill to answer f(ir tho murvbtr.
Mr. loej n i n.leoU
lior t a nebsv ol tbt tut Gafn
Il.ndmi'a. ol Art.tnsi Ills m .ibr U
tn otcetiwnt woman, and Is frsitraoit
w ith xttwl. II has iw brotbs, hoewt.
(Mittrlon nen Mr J & L a,
woimin I iplendld ;i'iyKtol i"yntwnt
it nccintiin. Wn-le. ItHt tKmif t Mttv
Dover bt been evHnnwd. r.d the ;i.
orb will be analvxed, and If t,mt act.
tain sKln It Is biilly prwblj t bw
p4e will wilt tor ib CsHirt tu paae jnl)
metit tn lKey
I ,it VI at eh Mrs J ' bttshnatl!
and bis bora wi (ottnd itva! lb it dlWht
vv.er ibey bad fallen 4tirtax tb r.lM
ami as )ner vea (rer, ueft.jr with biga
It is haw blnlo-t tbnt .lhnn, am wll n
Mr. Duxrr, wa. u v f lm wf n dtnbUenl
plot.
THE PUULIC DriUr.
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till. ill ol I to N-iltotuil IIimiOmsv
W.siiimiiii, I C, Siitn.er 2
Tbn de'l staleMteoi ImpimM i4tif
Je.w a lcrn ol tb pnMtc 1 '- ttir
Angnt of 42.tr.,JV;.
Tbn total debt ntv, lo tb l.r,,.
?? net eih rvpttried tn Ui Traurv, In
s;.t7-sO? Ho:, and of thli amount ijl
S0 TTC.yiS k lMiert brnjriux aV .
"Ihe '!'rnttrrS nAnientenl ..., u
gold unln hnllkiu and ceruican iin
n html of 3 1 &, 37 1, 97. tf nbtttt .
Oto more than a in .nth ay! nm n n4od
ar I silver dollar mid orttflrni !
' s7l.Ml.llS. or about ,.& wmmtm
thin a month ago
CMtow rrwpis tne ARrttnt wtnr
! I :,. I a, a&ttat feli. t tl.TOft Aiartb
a trar nsp.
Iniernnl rwitan rwnwtpt nfm T,TI-
.. ajjalost g!,5X,3Qg in AlittAt, fmixT
3-1.
I he tnlcelbtneMi rveelp wmtm bait
$i T0t.75i, njTiln4 gj, 144. 19J ! Attfttat
x vwir tt?.
1 he total rrc.tpt lot hmmiI r
S.H.o;i.3f;'. f anni f3,.'5i frem
tnan In uvnt. la1!.
I hn exrien.liiQPe. in A2 pmm r
b '.'.tii..'. or S.;vM bt-M i:li llmt
All -Wet, lll.
Kfir tbn two monib ol tb rtirren t.
ci ar tb ; vrnswut'. rerelnta tr
n f", ' I bMt .!..
wj unairmwi Kim um ewratMnlt
monib mt tbst prvi . $men3 ?rm. l
he -vMNMil.T s bnv dnerMl V
rio.ooo.
OLIVEH HAZARD F'EffRY.
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fir1 rd on Ii Kri hn !fU- ".
hntn mt tb wotMr and tAr tr iqri
wv lower tier ti tn Sit. l 611-id-: nu
J,l' ecte, nbil tbs metier -j.m.b
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