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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-01-28

E6r Revival meetings are being held at
the NJ. E. Church in this village. The at
tendance is good, but no special results
have as yet appeared.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-01-28

eg- With Carpenter in Congress and
a Joiner in the State Legislature, Wiscon-
sin ought to keep the woodwork OF her leg
islation in tolprable state of repair.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-01-28

Egg The Third Auditor of the Treasury
Department announces to Gov. Fairchild
the allowance, by the General Government,
of S2l9,742 of Wisconsin War Claims.
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DODGEVILLE HOTEL,

NfAIN STREET, DUDGEVILLE WISCONSIN.
I'M THIS is u large, and commodious house,
opened o the 4th Of July, 1868 1t is fitted up in
good STYLE and supph with every modern convent
nee Good stabling and Lookup Carriage Honses,
and every acco lodation for Travellers and Bnarders
Haying lately purchased good hack he is prepared
TO carry persons 10 any part of the county lie has
ALWAYS in stock Pure Wines and liquors of the best
qua liy Terms Haa,'e.
RICHARD ROGERS, Proprietor.
rB- The Proprietor has 100 acres of good timber
land for sale uoot1
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Literary Notice s.

TASTE ANT DIscRETIoN's WORTHY CHotcE-The
Physiological Journal Get the February number
which contains biographical and critical sketches OF
George Washington Confucius the Chinese sage
Father" Hyacinthe, Edwin NJ. Stanton. Clark NJ
Looms, Victor NJ Rice Charles Babbage the inventor
mathematician lion. J. Coogan; with portraits. Be-
sides, What can 1 Do Best; or, Man and his Tools;
My Brothers Keeper, ali Address by Vice-President
Colfax; The Balondos, Singular African Tribe, hve
illnstrations Brain Waves; or, An Incident in the
Life of DR.. Wayland; Public Cheats, The Blues"
The Rich and the Poor, Petried Forest, The Turn
ing Point, illustrated, Spectrum Analysis Legal Edu
CATION CLEARINGHOUSE and Cure, Appetite--Its Sen
sua lism, Theory of the Aurora Boreas. Terms, So
a year. 80 cents number. S. X. WELLS, Editor
New York. a. s. w..
El- Howe's Musical Monthly, No. 7, has reached
u.s. and contains S. worth of irst-cass piano music
yet the price is only IS cents per number. Each mum
Der contains 80 large octave pages SO per annum
Boston: ELIAS HOWE, Publisher 1o3 Court-st. a
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To.Day's Advertisements

INSIDE.
For Sale-Blacksmith Shop-Stephen Pelow, Dodge
vile.
For Sale--Farm.-John Rilev, Ridgeway.
Attachment Notice.-By Vim ii. Jones. Arena.
Sherff's Sale.-Wm. Sands. Sheriff. Iowa county.
Farm for Sale.-James Pratt, Dodgeville.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-01-28

OTRAY NOTICE.-FOUND AND TA-
~ ken up by me, the undersigned on land owned
~ and occupied 10y me, and which L live. in
section 8, township !, range east being the town of
large red three year-o steer slit in right ear
and some whine ON Hank. The is requested to
call, prove property pay charges and take it away
ARCHIBALD BRANDER,
Wyoming, Dec. Is, lso9-16w4n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-01-28

sS John Buckingham gets oysters up
in the finest style. Try them.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-01-28

SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
DoDGEVILLE, WIS.
Collects back pay for discharged Soldiers, Bounty
None, and back pay for heirs of deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured Bounty claims settled
at prices established by Law.
uly6u SAMUEL w. REESE. Atty
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THE MARKETS.

MINERAL Point. January 20, 1870.
Wheat, No I, 60c, No 2, soc Oats, S0c; Corn,
New 45c Old soc Flax Best, Sl.5O, present deliy-
cry Barley, 4o@5oc. Hides, Green. 6@7c, Calf
S@lOc, Dry, ll@l4c; Wool. Unwashed, 25c, Washed,
35c; hogs, Live, 7@sc7!fb; Cattle,3@412c; Butter,
csc; Eggs, 25c Potatoes, soc; Beans, 81 5o6925O !;
Blackjack $1,000 p ton; Dry-Bone, $1,000 p ton :;
Lead Ore, s40@45 q thousand lbs Wood, S5@$7 Z
cord; Flour, $2.0o@S2.25.
ARENA Wis. January Is, 1870.
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Nj A II u i Z ID /,

RIDDLE-MARTIN.-At Hoidaysburgh, Pa, on
Thursday, Jan. Goth, 1870, Mr.. Thomas Riddle, of
this village, to Miss Elizabeth Jane Martin, OF the
former place.
SILLER-BARNARD.-A the residence of Jas. Bar
nard in the town Of Wyoming, by James Jones,
Esq Mr. James Siller of Dodgeyille, to Christy
Bar nard, of Wyoming.
BY mistake the above notice was placed under q
wrong head last week.
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MASONIC.

noDGEvILLE LODGE, No, ll9 F. & A. NJ hold
their Regular Communications on the LIST and
Sd Fridays of each month.
H. W. JONES. Sec'y.
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T. O. O. F.

,>opGEvILL LODGE, No. 147, meets in Odd Fell
lows HALL first building south Of Court House,
very Saturday at n o'clock Members visiting the
silage are invited TO attend.
w j. PRIDEAUx, Secretary.
IOWA ENCAMPMENT, No. q, |. o. q. meets in
l Odd Fellows Hall, first building south of the
Court House every and 4th Tuesday evening each
month. y. r. AohLE1, y: Z.
r. EVANS, Scribe.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE,

-IdILAND. WISCONSIN. I have now fur
III rlshed this hote in good style, and shall en-
deayd 10 make it a frst-class house. The best at
.,a,, given TO horses plenty of good stable room
.y and wagon sheds &c. l have always on hand
a god stock Of pure Wines and Liquors; SIP
lilly 2 lS69-f2us6 JOHN oAAh.
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AuOCA HOUSE.

~pposIfE THE RAILROAD DEPoT-Just open,
I ed bvP. J.. McGraw This house has been n!.ed
- an IN; latest style, with every accommodation
~ trayaers or boarders, by the day or week. Also
Sa hestaccommoda ions for teams-4tf
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a beeg way-you know he Is 70 great man. James
Feoske-"Y You are Won liar and Won ziefr' said,
Repeat Eat II you dare ~ lie right on put himself
into positon-suchs provoking position you know.
alongt Iropeat itl' so I stood steel no longer,
hut went to heem and struck him under 70 right
eye and laid heem on re stage right out fiat:
Reportor-Did You hurt him, Mr.. haretzekI
Mo- link rot; for he Jumped up, rushed at
me to continue. but zen l struck heem second
time, and | laid heom on ze stage once more (;
ices time, however, he caught me by re coat and
pullet me down wiz hoem. vas on top OF heem /,
and began 10 beat heen and ~ pummel hcem. you
know, but here Mr. Teelton. 20 Zig, tall fellow, ran
nt me wiz hecs asseestans and pulled ne on, and het
me down by ze bead and ze arms on my back.
RcoOrter-What did Mr.. fisk do when he saw
thatt
M.-ob, he jumpct up. and linking he had good
chance now he rushet at me wiz lees hsts, but you
nv feet were free yet, aud so cave heem such
kick In 10 belly Eat he fell once more and cOuldn
rise again. Teeton zat bees fellow, zen struck me
right here Won sec. under ze riEh eve ON, "
wasn't much; but he shouldn't havc done 1t. ]
don't blame lecn it he separated US, but he
shouldn't have struck me. .
M.-Well, struggled till got loose, and zen
rose and said, ~ take you all as Witnesses al! oil
you here Eat Mr.. Fecske he called me linr and a
ziei," and zen took my hat and coat and went ont
of 10 building by re entrance on Twenty fourth
street Yes, sare. Eat Is re story, long and short
and now I'm going to my lawyers, Mcssrs. Judah
Dickinson 4 Goldsmith, to see II MIR. Feeske can
call me liar and zief
Reportcr-Mr Maretzck, why was II, do you sur.
pose that Mr. Fisk was opposed 10 your connection
with the Nilsson concertsf
M.-oh, 1t WAS hees vanity. Tie wanted to show
me-to parade me. you understand-nke MS ~
horses. lie wanted me exclusive. nes' and III
couldn't do II.
And with that Mr.. Maretzek seized his hat anC
fastened away to his lawyers.
FROM TIE REPORTER VINO VISITED col. JAuK
FISK.
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LETTER FROM OIIo VON BISMARCK.
Whnt the Count thinks Of the Dispatches Of
the False-RepOrting Tribune-NO Over
turcs OF Peace TO be Entertained until
The PruAainm Army La heIOre Pnria.

A letter from Count Bismarck, dated at the
Prns'an headquarters the llth inst, and received
In Bern yesterday, states that the next pllse Of this
Wohde .gl war will be the Investment, and in time
It +, hoped, the occupation Of Paris, and all hope Of
successful resistance being then over, afer that must
Gllow Ielce, The government Of France, or tho Q
in 'wer, whoever they may be-, cannot desire fur
tier slaughter when all that WI be required Of
them will be to give certain absolute guarantees th t
the peace OF Europe wall not be again disturbed by
tAs amluous aspirations or desires Of tAcir people,
aud that the misories which they themselves have
brought uQon
TIE IHo NATIONS wno SHOULD DE- FRIENDS
may never a. ain be repeated
see, continues the ITussian Premier, that | am
pa;adel in the columns u; certain journals through
the agency Of their correspondents as having stated
what those guarantees must be- and what they must
not be. or course, these statements are mainly ro-
nance. When approached by gentlemen oi The
press generally give them civil answers
IHEIR IMAGINATION DoEs THE REST.
Some have asked me what Prussia will do; others
what frussIa ought " dQ. lander these gentlemen
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The ItRliln Army md Rome.

FLORENCE, Sept POS A. M-The siege Of
Rome las commenced. Five divisions, under Ger.
Cadorna, invest tie city Resistance is matter OF
FORM and the surrender is expected to take place to-
day.
LONDON, Sept 20.-The news from Italy to-day
is mes gre. The city Of Rome has not yet been oc.
cupicd.
FLORENCE, Sept. o0.-The project for a stay of
hostlities recently made by the Prussan representa-
tive. Herr Arnm, has failed. The Ia ians about
TO force the Roman gates. Only feeble resistance
is anticipated.
The orleial journal Of this city to-day publishes
tie following details OF the Roman question
Herr Arhim, the North German Ambassador TO
the Pontfcisi States, has written lei ~ To Ident.
Gen. Catornn, commanding the ltsl-h troops. ia
forming him OF the complete failure oi his attem
to prevent resistance to the ItAlSn occupation Of
Rome. The foreign leciOnH-.>s def; the Popos
wishes In that regard. Tn, Iel,-Is must now take
b. force what Is impos oy diplomacy
The Italians are "a fr-ce on all sides Of the city
cxccpi TO the c--'y ard IL the city rrerarltons to
receive u $50 u. being ade. These ntcolrA-
toe VroNite - lar a. possible Tor the security of
SroTerty the venerable monuments and tAe lives Ol
non -gt.T mi lufl
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A SYN reporter Yesterday interyiewed Ine Eon.
MAX MuretI, conSerh NV ... eu.""' @ ~, W., W
w, 'HneS lsh, a Il. . u. a.. ", - % AZ, = ,ms nr 49,
o great eAcetneh,, puV % u" ~, az c,sr AMI rrcur,i
cas', nc suiuAcu ~, =, ~ ~. ,iL, ~ ~ narr,cni;
ehueh'en MIN uens, ~ " ,oiii vs V H., n'r nv
poih.s IN the I NJ, fsso,n "a imr,arnl"ta
~. A a.s @ ~, ~ rgh, ave tIers was a
, ou. n.n ~ ". ~ o,h.r mark had hcsn lefi mo
hi. ,,cs nr ,erw lie Wilt siy gave toe reporter
snn sceonr, o1 The sff'ir ard made his story yeuy
au,i sGcouns OF we as i'm snist,ncc Soi
is''' iovss A''
"ppssn.o.,o. urho, ,rn. tha oriyinai ennae of Tho
,hn "a Gama,,"L, "
"SwIo'Si I'll I'll ssra went IN paria for Mr Feesk. as
Won know and engaged Eere for heem an operd
io.sH, III, 10 understandlsK Eat l shout hnis re
r0"gs, ds.,as,,nn 81 70 tre"pe in New Yorh hui
.n,a -. No s,nlsec,t nrransement no fea1al en-.
gs.smsn, no tsrms .erssa on-yOu understand me
-, - '
n.no,t.r- -r.r,.inix
MNWsii ne arriyet from Paris four weeks Mo-
al No !. Miis Ni.son nome, also and Mr. Stukosch
NJ. 10 .nnsnct .s orchestra In zat adv's oon
seTt. Ahout twelve days ago whOp IL vas adyer.
used I'm xe paper. xat was 10 conduct 70 Nilsson
"se.r, seS ~ pE"a.ls xrots me letter say,nS Ss
~omId no, allow me 10 hsfe auyzlng to do wiz xe
Nisson snternrisn seat Mr. Foesks an answer
x.rv noitoIy 10 te heem xa lust as we'll as he runs
rniirasd. stn.mhoats and an opera all iu Won a a
xsii insi can / byirv ort leetIs Faust and AZ ze
ss,ns Ina rn, arst ~, Nii.,sn eobcerlsI and seence
,.re hsa hssn no oositsay. cement bel Ween us
~: ,.s. "a ,easdn 10 prevent my connection wiz
~ S,sLns.h ~ .ISo Igaye heem TO understand
Won Know Iat II ho wants me to heem ent.rp,J
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James Ten Eyck Of Peekskill and Thomas
Murphy Of New York rowed on the Hudson yester-
day for 500 side. The judges were John Il. Kelly
for Murphy and Josh Wsrd for Ten Eyck. The re-.
feree was benjamin Odell Of Newburgh. The craft
used were seventeenfoot working boats, each weigh
Ing i5U pounds.
Tue race wes ru' down for r. W. but long be.or
that hour job Wards "hotel" was filled with
reople from tile riyer towns. while on the hill sides
and among the shrubbery multiuies Of the summer
visitors at Cornwall could bs seen awaiting the
start
1t YRS a splendid race. Finally the plucky Peeks
XIII man vent to the front, but not easily, and then
Murphy redou5led his energies, bnt a stern clas c
Is q hard one. Twelve inmates had pass ed, nnd
they neared the sake boat Top Eyck only lepsih
ahead lie held his own, however. and In i23c
stretch.
It Wa. hard pulling for Murphy. but he showed
pluck. He made a good turn, aud was soon once
more after his opponent Too late, however, for
when within a quarter OF mile Of the bone boat
Ten Eyck made s'urt and crossed the lire the
winner IN 90 minutes l6h seconds, four lengths
ahead OF Murphy, whose time was - minutes.
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The Hon. Hiram Kc,chum's Funeral.

Yesterday afternoon special train took large
party to Riyerdale to take part in the obsequies Of
the hon. Hiram Kctehum, who died ON Friday lsst
Amsng them were Moses H. Gnnne.l, Hugh Max.
well, Charles O'Conor, MIR Stokes Judge Mitchell
Charles 2. Kirkland, Judge Davis, j. y Whiting
Judge Blatchford. f. &. Benedict. and host OF
ohers. The pall-bearers were the Hon. Charles
O'Conor, Hngh Maxwell, Mr.. Prince, judge
BatchfJri, the Han. samuel BIbcoci. the lion
Courtlsnd Palmer, and samuel Sattersee. Gen
Mcclellan and the Hon. W. Evarts were to have
acted In this capacity, but were unable TO attend
The Rev. N. Stebbens read a portion OF Scriptures
and offered up a prayer, after which Or. Adams de
lycrcd touching and eloquent euogY. The re-
mains were taken TO Woodlwn for interment in the
family yau.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-21
POLITICIL SOUIBS.

Tle william Pobcrts Comp1rn Club propose
amass meeting in PythagorLs Hall On the !;th inst.
The 2, =. Coz Club was addressed last nisht hy
Nc'sr', \. Nc'l D. dorlcn, aud Rogers, al for
shludlry tur Sucglf
The Wooi ord aud Kgu'm1nn Club Of tho -Four
ccuh is-cmllr p.,Iicl slnfsl last ulsLt w',h D.
shGcie, President.
AWoodiard and kaufman Campaign Club was
orlanizcH iist "ycni.e Ia The IwcnitCh ward nro k
yli, by eerfilu col f. B Lansing. President. II. B..
Nntl', Vice r~.Gau' G Hay lC,orla- secretary
I'm j. c. P.rry treasurer A, Foster haruan OF
Finance Committee.
ward asscmhlrd last night IN humboldt Han, lhiri
avenue, aul .lEnni1cd tnems ives into cub % he
known ~ the Nlu q. uth Ward Caarcf T.. IOew Clun
with officers as 70 lows; John O., kearuey, PIcslent
James C0burn, Nlcy.pre- !drnt Isaac ymAn and &,
II Harrison aecfetAri Ambronc NJ Parsons, Treas.
ufeT Gll ], H. Lgfk.4. seTgeapt gLArms.
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WARS WRINKLED FRONT.
A GRAND FTGHT BBTWEEy COL. FISK
AND MAXINUS H1RETzEK


A Fearful Agitation in the City-Coi. Fisk
Calls the Hon. Mnxlmus Mnretzek
Thtcf and Linr-Tbe don. m"himus
r'Eh, on heeora' ,..,
h ~ c'och yesteruay hVr"ns a"o''-uieSscu
tI,.l.. ,oe ut,,A -. 49,, ..La, IN. ,r,oo Of
hioAeS' S'o h'Kn'n "enue' Anu a'Aou ''0 Pi''0 VI
raw oeeis'eak'
"Forty-two cents pourd'" replied Mr.. Hickey
We'll, l want all you've GOT continued the
STRANGER somewhat e1citedly "Sepd II around to
C,i ri.L a, ,ho pioh Av.nra Omar, uousc opictor
49,. ,,a,',',. y, .a a,'a 49, NJ No., .aa
there's your money ~ laying a hundred.dolar bill
dow, on Mr. uicLov,s c,oon,ro block
NV" vi 4"'' "i'No' 0"o'V'"- wv
Mr.. Hickey showed the bundreddollar bill into
his pocket, and imm ediaejy sent 2i7 pounds of raw
,.,',.., =. q, -, =, -. - no., A., ,h. .,o..
oee'seak 10 'oI FISK all tho' We nsu III 'o s'ore'
About tae same time French Gentleman, with
Y..u,. .-.,u-. -. 90, p,t,,h o,on,o .nd
,,a,,ai - ,.,'o,, a. go =, ,..,o cose Lnivos
=" ~ 1al,.,. -. hois ,o,or =" ,o,i,.d vr
w uO"''' ""u ""'' F'NN So
Russell.
well how much zose Knives you got -
a., A., a.. -, =, .auii,a NJ pnssou
-''uu' u'' "'Ne"' ''l'" '''
well broke In tile French gentleman, you
s"u ", 'o,' vase A"i',, w O. 1N''''o ~
m'r''h'h w he "r1nu hous' " % op.'I' on
dovn n ,xe,tv dollar hill "Nr Narefzek hees
49,, -. =
eye IL u swell anu ne "ul' Vne' WV H'e 'u' sVu
cal case knife TO take T. swell OF 70 eye down.
You seid hccm queeck. eht'
Yes replied Mr.. Russell and Tue French gen
tlenan departed
Two hours after these visits to the butcher and
the hardware merchant, the city was thrown into o
state 81 fearful excitement h, the announce men, Of
On old-iashioned hSt nght between 70. james us
Jr., and the Hon. Maumus Miretzek. nhe hshi
ooou''ou U" '"' s''E' W Wv '''"' O'''' i'u''
pALLk''o'HLs srA,.Ak"i.
According TO the statement OF Oal 't--irl who
MaIlmus ccc,ously absurd names when the Hon.
Ma1imuS raised hs hand, and attempted to strike
| the Cu,onel. fhcrcupon," said the ballet girl,
| " the Colonel sailed for Max and struck him a de.
licious blow in the stomach, which lifted him
from the floor to the delicious height OF ten feet
rhen the deciou. Colonel struck Max on his de.
icous nose, knocking lin over the parquette
| was delicious combat assure you, SIR" continued
the bl,lr. lancer IL ua,,e me think OF one of For.
res'- FIGHTS in tic Gladiator You've sepl Forrest
| nave YOU notf on il was delicious ~
| ., --
A FIDDLER STATEMENT.
| According to the story Of a nddler emo,oycd by
| the Hon NaSimus "Cul. Fisk was eatin peanuts;
| Max asked tire Coionei TO Awe him some peanuts
| tisk replied that ne "oni see MN damned hist;
| MtS Nth s4ll tnN ne CNu uh anu Nvu'Sn sta. Il
| 'uSh an Insult apl tnrcI.ehcI 70 Whp Tx II Le
nuts IN hs Pc, kf'' shu Put hhiscl IN POSITION
| max VEN LOT MN, frA uptsel t'e urst oIuW
| ahu MaN nst sUurh yuu.u -nsurl - - Rv''lu, n, mnu
| Tent aycnne bnyins been knccxod throu-r Io,t~
| two brick walls and IN Omnibus. Fisk th.n jumned
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The rrus-ian Royal Family md the
wounded.

BERLIN, Sept. 2o.-Thc Crown Princess, the
daughter OF the Queen Of England, is now at Berlin,
aud with the Queen. devo,es all her time to initiating
and promoting efficient measures for tue Of the
wounded. suite OF apartments have been assigned
in the palace to q number Of women who were EN-.
rlovcd In the preparation OF bandagc.. the making
OF lint, and othor articles for In the hospitals
To organize the national sympathy and desire to
assist the wounded sol licrs, Her Majesty has vrit-
ten m appeal W the ladies of Germany, In VIII ch
she sets forth the mode In which they best aid
In alleNiaUng the suflerings OF the wounded. All
the pOmp and pleasure II the court have been aban-
doncd. and tile royal ladies live strictly domesii
ted life In which all their energies and woman y
skill are devoted TO their hospital patients
Tic Queen, however, never refuses to rcsrond 90
the call OF the people whenever they visit the palace
In crowds for the purpose OF manifostiuc their JOY
on the receipt OF news Of the victorious pfo,rc~~ OF
the rus sian armies. On these occasions. the Queen
appears on ihe hslcOny Of the palace, in the pain
norning dress which she las WON in the superin
tendence o. the sick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-21
WAR NOTES.
Tho ISLANDERS nEainst Napoleon Contra dicted
The Emperor of Russia and Queen
AUgus.n-NRpoIcon Revokcs the Regency
Horrible Suffering ut the SrHt of War.
Prom ne Erenfno Mail.

Tho ISLANDERS against Napoleon G Contra dicted
-rh. rmn,ror or Russin md ouccn
Auvu.,n-NppoIcon II ~ nj. -. the Regeprv
,,,, = - -. >. -, :. -
Horrible Suffering ut the sr"t oil war
tho rrrsr,, \, ,yiho,n.h,ho .,i,.s IN Tho new
-. -, - ,,I,...- a.. -, -, a.,
p"pe's "'ro :" siohSe INC s'@""e'S "s"'hS' 'ue
Emperor lie says 1t Is untrue thA' TO conceal
the court e1uaVasahce he reinforced .hc cNil hs'
nom the war appropriatiOn-a thing Impossible IN
French finance"
-. u,,.,,, ,h., - h,. ,,,.o million. s.,o,. Il,
Is untrue '",' He IA, "" N'''''o"' ,A..y III
vested Al Amsterdam IL IS untrue that he " bOr-
,,,, nj. r,c.,,r. risGo,,pnes sbouId pro,,c, hin,
'"N' VI" ""s"' "i's'o''u"'s e"Ou'" P'''e'' nun
nom such ouuages.
rHR HnPkRoR OF RUssiks LITTER TO QUEEN
AUGUSTA
Queen Augusta received Yesterday letter written
NV IA. rune,oy nj Ru.s,a In b.rs.,f xy.r,oi,, ran
" w h"p.'o' ~ nus'a W neIsen' "An's con
graduating her Majesty upon Tie great victories
that the armies OF Germany had so siGnay obtained.
The rmreror ..,oiled ii - ability and tho wontrons
.,,,ia.I, .,,,,,.. d,s,a,,'I ~. ,ta c. p.,uoa
2s ven as al ,ie member, o. tie rru,.ian roysl
a i,h S.S h, s'au i" ,pe '%ur., va
- "A, - 80, ii = = IA 4, ,,.,in., ,,,,,'' % ~, ~,
hostil1y OF toe Emperor OF Russia TO tie altitude
recently taken by Prus'ia ID Tie European conflict.
THE REGENCY REVOKED.
r,,vo,. letters from CosscI state ,b,, .;.e EN-.
wbiCi the Emprsss assumei III. Rsssucy IN Prs -
The hear Of notcbes tro, Farl i;r"pyiis +,
Lord Lyons was obiigei TO travel iroln Itouen in a
post ohaise i nc s-"t se!Nlee @ nou IaIls III an u
iectiohs ~ s'Vts<-- anu ''e raNIoaus art CUT anu
ue1,to3ed' .,.,o =, ,.,.n,. N.o. ,.,o,. 49,,
u, ~ ~. -, :. lu S'A' VI ue'eh''' many "'OPS "e
E|s1vy" 'L'eIe' i 49,, ,,.,.,. -, A.. p.t,,.A -
Hois seymour anu = l~eLon' VI tno bIl'lsn flnY'
% %.no are VIA 'he ain'ies nov 'pe'"''hS III rt"hoe'
'''es' 'He
HORRIBLE SUFFERING AT The SEAT oF WAR.
walton. Women are violated, the dead outraged,
ana the prisoners famisled.
No iail is placed in the statement that Russia OBJ
jocts to the annexation OF Alsace and Lorraine to
Germsny
Prussia is intensely disgusted with the conduct OF
tue Eugiish GOvernmc esrocal.y in lis Publishing
instantly CO, ldcniill memoranda communicated by
CouLI Be.usdVtG
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''A'' 'N'eA NND rN"L'sn mn
- From ne Erenihg Ndh >,,,
N. Jules faVre, we rthcl f0regh Mlhl-ler ha'
Iep'en n nstn W IN a1a,Jso eo
EXPRESSING his cordial thauks for their SYM athy he
says: I'VE ,nly desire Peace. Ii they (the Prus-
ssns) att,mUt to make u buy 1t at the sacrifice Of
our honor, We will tight and shed our last drop OF
blood"