The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-28
THE DAILY DISPATCH


Saturday M0rutng, Iune -. 1885.
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pss,SS. az spon .ne kuess OF sne e'sy;
f.,, II,1 .n Saa. ~ nAss tn1s s.iornea tue
,haya - -. paoe .hs san.,nss 1na 'ne nouse lops:
sIone ,h. rn,,,a 1A'sa'os1 osnneis e''P'sseo
80 $3.50. slas e sta
Upon the arrival at the City Hall, the Mayor
addressed him, and Mr. F. during HIS reply said.
sIwss happy to hear uau saw tha. This denor.
stration was not made TO me on nartv rrounds 81,
should he r,nw;lIing 10 III ;f;; ,sera s IT,
chief value consists In ts mot been piven 10 ma
the nation r. snv ,h;rn ae,,S add =. ~. s.e o.
ea.;on Cor, a nayv,s,, - -. 80 80 - .ne = a..
il ON b.;ne rece;vsd i,h cor ,ahu, ~
fbese sro,o m " feila,S c,.;.a s.l nn1 IN,
nrouder Of hi. ,ban - III -, aAppaegs s .ee,
upon me bv fore;on Is,,, CO... go GU
ufrya above All 9TH 4 I
the estimation of INV .conn,rxpen .hov. .,, th,
marks of honor Of notentate. and nr;nses sna !.
ia with heart full Of gratitude that ratur % or
nay cordial thanks for the hsartv weleome i b.ve
Gu ea 'A'' oAy- SAppiAuse3
IN oio Vas tnen presented Win . gold
headed cane, by camp of Junior Sons of Ame.
rica," and few moments afterwards was intro
duced to . room, f,II of Iad;os 20 ,rhor. \. 49,
80. .da.,.- tn. = "A'NA " 'a~uo
suo'' auofe's' ine ce'emsnies then ended, and
ne returned to New York.
"A son or G r X. JAMES FIGHTING WITH IN
ntAsS-WaNer James, son of G +. James,
me novehsf, and British Consul at Richmond, Va,
orocreu some indians away from the hunting
grounds around Rice Lake, Waupacca county,
lately. The Indians refused to leave. James, as
we understand, visited them late on Saturday
night, and called one OF them out with the appa.
rent purpose OF speaking with him. After some
words, Ire cut open the Indians head with bowie
knife; two others came out, not knowing what had
happened, whereupon MI James cut the arm of
OF one OF them and laid open the side of the other
The Indians are on the tran OF ames, and will in
all probability have their revenge.-Bearer DAM
Wisconsin, RepnttfcaS. June l9th.
hiLLEn by AieHININd "A oiacksmith named
merry Ilsserand WIS almost instantaneousiy Kill
60 al Ne" oIieans friday, oy thunderooit, in
ms shop. Happears tnat be was lying on the
moor, WIN TWO or tnfee o'hef men, wnen the night
ming came oown tne enimney, passed over the
moor ana OUT tnrougn the door, witnout lnJurmg
lle mouse, isseisnd . lnmeala.eIy arose ana eau
so Ior maler ou' ~ second @, TWO dropped down
dead Ihere was not tne siightest marx on any
part OF the body or clothes
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Waan asdau a;.bt Ad5ressa ,,ora - dai;nerod n.
Judge Emmett, Mr. HoWaro. memDer OF the
Consressnon1i hansas 81 intestssipg CommH'ee,
senator Irumoui.ol LIMOS; ana ietter was re-
CefStu ITOu W. H. Cc"dTu <1IIcT bpetcue6