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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07
FIGHTING MOVES.

The Democrats thought they had big
trump in their candidate for Governor
of Ohio. They call him "fighting Nc
Cook" although 1t has been ascertained
that he never hurt anybody. The Re-
publicans, however, have a real fighting
man as their candidate in the person of
General Edward F. Noyes. We clip
the following extract of his life and ca
reer from the Missouri Democrat. If
'sfighting McCook" don't have fight
ing and q frightful Noyes about his
head in October, we are mistaken:
Edward Follensbee Noyes, nomina-
ted as the Republican candidate for
Governor of Ohio, Is q native of Now
Hampshire, having been born in Rock
| ingham county, in that State, in 1884
His parents died while he was youth,
leaving him o small amount of prop
erty, with which, by judicious use and
economy, he was enabled to support
himself while getting his education
After q thorough preparation at Kings
ton and Phillips Exeter Academies, hC
entered Dartmouth College as a sophie.
tinction in 1856. He afterwards stud
| hCu law AI tuC AAoA N0ANA Low 0NAOOA
Cambridge, Mass, and on the compile
ton of his studies went to Cincinnati
Where he at once entered upon tn,
practice of law, having formed q co
partnership with Hon. Job Stevenson.
:. At the breaking out of the rebellion
Mr.. Moves at once resolved to offer hum
self for the defense of his country. H
was elected and commissioned as Ma
jor of the 39th Ohio regiment, of whiel
w. S. Groesbeck was Colonel. Ate
few weeks drill at Fort Benton, 81
Louis, this grand old regiment went t
the front, and, under Noyes, who 500
became its Colonel, saw more har,
fighting, perhaps, than any other regi
ment from Ohio.
It was at Chickamauga, we thiul
while in command Of q brigade, and /
the thiekest of the fight, that Geners
Moves was wounded in the left les
The shattered limb was amputated an
after his recovery, he was permitted q
commander OF division, to aid in Civ
ing the finishing stroke to the rebe
loo.
At the close OF the war, Geners
Noyes resumed the practice of law ]
Cincinnati, but was shortly afterwari
r elected to the office of Judge of the Pr
bate Court He has often appeared o
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~ OF LIIC 4NOW0s
FROM NEWTON
NEWTON, june &c. 1871.

NEWTON, June 26. 1871.
But for the A. T. 81 S. F. r. r., rum
ming to and stopping for short time
on Sec. IL, township %, range l, east,
seventy four miles west of Emporia,
no set of extravagant spectators would
ever have thought of laying out town
where Newton now stands. But such
is the power of railroads, that far out
upon sandy upland soil, and that ra-
Their thin, ten miles from a stick of tim
Der even large enough for switch,
quite lively town of several hundred
people and upwards of fifty houses
closely compact; and some quite respect
able buildings, full of all sorts of wares
and merchantables, looms up, even in
advance of the cars. The location is
rather slightly. The great cattle trail
and Sand creek, with its channel cut out
in the bald and level prairie, with Moth
ing to mark it but the body of drifted
sand, which the eye discovers simulta-
neously with the water as you reach
the banks, the broad prairie as far as hu-
man ken can reach dotted here and
there with the emigrants' houses, and a
single spot of timber ten miles to the
south west, reminding you of an oasis
in the desert, is all the scenery of New
ton.
The growth of grass is varied and I'M
even. Some buffalo wallows and other
irregularities on the surface, indicate
4l,o& tLo ,D,.o ria dooro 0xuIs rofftncua + as
and kiotas may have held the unriva-
ted sway and here dwelt in towns not
many years since.
The population is emphatically mix
ed. Representatives from the most of
the States are among the moro perma-
nent inhabitants, while the Texas drO-
yer drops in for refreshments" as the
ever flowing stream of bOny horses are
passing ON or grazing for the season
around the village, awaiting sale or
shipment. The veritable Mexican "grea-
scr" and Mexican cart with slight inn
provements on the old Spanish pattern
of two hundred years ago, add to the
novelties of the place. The faces once
familiar in Emporia, Sebastian Hepler,
Clapp, and others are among the citi-
zens of this new town. After all that
has been said about the wickedness o
the place, Newton is not without its
religious privileges and advantages.
Last Sabbath on q few hours notice
some ninety or q. hundred person were
gathered into a half finished store room
and listened attentively and with be
coming appreciation to the gospel
Throughout the day the place was qui
ct and orderly.
| Such is Newton as it now stands ana
prospectiVely, the result of brain ana
muscle, operating and experimenting
for few weeks upon the naked prairi
and the circumstances and advantage
of this past age, at present live ant
stirring place, destined to be quite
railroad town not many days hence
Two fine wells on the main street furn
+ ish an abundance of excellent water
: and indications of coal have been dis
, covered near by. r. NJ. o.
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Written for TIE EAPOEIA NEWS.
LINES.

Each day briags its care, each year brings its
sorrow;
The sky dark to-day shall be clOudless to-
morrow.
The tear drops that flow from the sad eyes to-
Shall be dried by the brightness tomorrow,
away.
The chain that to-day binds us down like a
fetter,
Tomorrow shall break, and the soul that's
made better
Shall spring on its way with poorer endeayor;
And the chain once thrown of shall be thrown
on forever
So courage, faint heart, tho thy burden seems
bearing
Thy soul to the ground, there is one above
careing,
And he works for thy good, for thy souls best
improving;
Chastising in sorrow, not angry, but loving.
Then cast from thy mind each dark thought
that's strainlng
From every false path thy footsteps refraining,
And soon shall the power OF the God that
reigns DER thee,
Make brighter the path that is running be-
fore thee.
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The surprising success of the new
French loan furnishes proof that that
volatile nation does not yet feel ex-
hausted, and that the present govern
ment is also regarded with great conf
dence. The French people themselves
bid for several times the amount asked,
showing that they have very generally
managed to keep their financial means
out of the reach of either foreign foes
or domestic rebels.
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Lawrence is very jubilant over the
prospect of an immediate connection
with the Atchison, Topeka 81 Santa Fe
Railroad, at Carbondale, and thinks on
account of the easy grades that the Car
bondale cut off viii become the main
line. At any rate it will give Lawrence
direct connection with all the South
west, and is really the best thing for
that city that has taken place for many
\ ears. We congratulate the "histori-
cites" on the matter.
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Prof. Frederick Watts, of Carlisle,
Tenn, has accepted the appointment OF
Commissioner of Agriculture. DR.. w
G. Tilden, the. assistant chemist of the
department of agriculture, is spoken Of
as the chemist to succeed DIR. Antisell
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The Bedford Neles says IA Law
renee county man planted q tree in
front of his house and named il after
his wife. Soon the tree died, and the
you would be surprised to find the
number of men that are planting trees
in front of their domicils and naming
them after their respective, if not re-
spected, wives-and the sickliest look
ing trees that can be found, too-trees
that, with the tenderest care cnnnot
possibly live more than two weeks.
The dodge is too thin. The women see
through it and have resolved not to
die"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

At the fifty-fourth annual commence
ment of Georgetown College, General
Sherman, in the course of O short ad-
dress, said: "The attempt to divide
the Union in our generation failed, and
it would always fail, and he would as
soon expect to see the attempt to dis
solve tins Union in future come from
the North as from the South but it will
never come, for now we are Joined to-
gether stronger than by bands of steel
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

On and after to-day no claims of the
States for war expenses on account of
the general government can be paid
without application to Congress for that
specific purpose. The act of Congress
of July II, 1870, repeats the general APP
preparation act of 1861.
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Hon. Nathan Sargent, Ex-Commis-
sioner of Customs, has been appointed
by the Secretary of the Treasury to visit
all the principal custom houses through
out the country, and consult with the
most experienced custom officers IN re-
lation to a more homogeneous revenue
code, which is now in preparation in the
Treasury Department to be submitted
to Congress at the next session.
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the stump and before large asse mblages
Of men as public speaker, and always
with great effect.
His voice is clear and musical, his
language pure, forcibie and eloquent
He is earnest and honest in his convie-
tions, and always gains the affections
of those whom he addresses.
Gen. +. Noyes is, among all the
young men of Ohio, one of the best
that could have been chosen as stand
ard bearer for the coming campaign.
He will inspire his party with courage
and lead to success. The Republicans
of Ohio are 20 be congratulated ON the
wisdom of their choice.
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A telegram from Washington of this
date, June 80, says that internal reve-
nne collections for the fiscal year ending
this day, shows q decrease of SAC, 266,
558, compared with the receipts of the
year previous.
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Drunken men do terrible work some
times. Yesterday one of them named
Sanders, at Black Earth, Wisconsin,
shot and fatally wounded his wife, tried
to kill her mother, and when the neigh
bors rushed in and talked of lynching
him, he shot and instantly killed him
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

The old, dyed in the wool "unterri-
fed" of Iowa have taken exceptions to
the action of the State Democratic Con-
ventiOn in endorsing the new depart
urre," and have called another cOnven-
ton, to be held at Des MOines, August
18th. Legrand Byington heads the call
and Henry Clay Dean will pilot this
the latest denarture -
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FRANK p. BLAIR seems to have been
almost forgotten; at least he has moi
been heard of for a month or more
He is probaly studying the "mOral eff
feet" of the new departure, and wheth-
er or not in espousing it he would have
to "take back" anything.
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ALNERIN GILLETT.

NJOTICE is hereby given that at O'Clock p m.
or tie 10th day of July, A. D. ISL, At the door
OF the Court House, in Lyon county, Kansas, Will
sell at public auction the following described real
estate situate in said county to wit: The undivid
ed one-half OF thirty EIGHT acres, being all that
part of the half of the west half Of Bhe south
east qua rter of section nineteen 80, in township
nineteen u9). range eleven u1) lying on the mort
and west side of the Cottonwood river levied on by
me as the property of Thomas Thompson, by yir-
tue OF an execution issued by the clerk OF the
District Conrt of said county favor OF Elizabeth
Lawson and aginst Abner Hadley, administrator
OF the estate OF George NJ Harvey, deceased, and
said Thomas Thompson, and direc ped anu delivered
to me a. sheriff OF said county.
T. H. COATS,
WS3-27 Sheriff of Lyon Co., Kansas.
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The Oregon Agricultural Society has
invited Horace Greeley and Col. Tag.
CART to tell what they know about farm
ing next fall to the people who visit
the agricultural fair. How long the
fair is to continue is not stated.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

EVENTUAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
BILE on bth Avenue, between Commercial and
Mechanics Street, Is now open and ready for BUSH
ness and will furnish teams at any time during
lhe bay or night. Passengers conveyed TO any part
Of the country on liberal Terms. Particular Rtten-
ion paid to boarding transient stock. wifi
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

The mines in Amador county, Cali.
fOrnia, are under protection of the mill
tary, and the miners who instigated the
strike are superseded by new men al
the old rate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

The conduct of Admiral Rodgers in
his treatment of the Coreans is doubt.
less approved by the Washington au-
thorities.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

Hon. VIM. Cloggett, of Deer Lodge
Montana, was nominated day before
yesterday by the Territorial Conven-
ton for Congress.
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$40 REWARD.

OTRAYED from the premises Of the sub
= scriber, in Emporia, Kansas. abOdt April
/, 1871, one medium sized light grey mare,
supposed 70 be about or years cid, white
nose branded on the left flank with small
circle; also, dark brown yeariing mare colt,
with white strip in forehead. A reward Of %
will be paid for any information which leads
to their recovery. A reward of $40 Will be
paid to any persen who will return them 10
the subscriber.
w22-tf ALNERIN GILLETF.
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The receipts of internal revenue fol
the past year are $lO,O0O,OO0 short OF
the estimates made by Delano.
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DISTRICT COURT.

STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF LYON;
y JOHN IL. WATSON, Judge of the 5th Judicial
District Of the State or Kansas, At his private
chambers, in Lyon county. Kansas, IN vacation OF
the District in said District to the Sherin
said county, greeting
&c being deemed necessary by me, in order to Ia
cilitate the disposal Of the business accommodating
in the District Court of said county that special
term Of said court should be held in the month OF
July, A. ID. ISL
IL is therefore, ordered by me, that special term
District Court of said county of Lyon, the
State OF Kansas, shall be held to commence on the
18th day OF duly, A ID. 1871, at O'Clock a N of
said day.
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name at my private chambers in the plea aiore
said in the vacation of the District Court IN said
District, this 10Th day Of June. A. ID. ISL.
j. II. WATSON.
Judge OF the 5th Judicial District OF the State OF
anSaS
Sherii7s ofice. EmPoria,
Lyon county, Kansas, june IL. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF thr
above order TO me directed, there will be special
term of the District Court, held at the time ard
place mentioned in the above onler.
Z. ii. COATS,
dISS-39iW25tf Sheriff of Lyon county, Kan.
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N ROBINSON Il SON, ProprietOrs. Corner
i A.. of Merchants street and Sixth Avenue. This
house has been redtted and furnished throughout
and Is now open to the public. Stages leave daily
and connect with all Eastern Railroads,
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sTRAvEn.
w41-tf

TROM my premises on the I'd OF April last,
two horses; one bay IL years old, with
bob tail, and little stir in the shoulders; he
other was q black mare wears old of medium
size. Neither had saddle or harness marks.
information as to the whereabouts of the
same may be left At this office, and will be
reasonably rewarded.
W2O If j. L.. KELLEY
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VOLUME II.
NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

It is said that minister Lowe is with
Admiral Rodgers at Corca.
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HENRY MARTIN,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate Agent and Lii
~ censed Convey ANGER, Eldorado, Butler Coun.
ty, Kansas. Acknowledgements taken, Deeds and
Mortgages drawn. Taxes paid for residents
All business entrusted to me will be promptly at
tended to
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strays, Notices, &c.
RARnAN-

ACRES of first-elass bottom land ~
~ miles northeast OF Emporia, about II
acres fenced and broken, acres Of wood and
timber, house 16x24. A nice place for home
and for gardening. Part ON time.
BACHELLER q JONES,
w47-tf Real Estate Agents.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
LUCK IS A FORTUNE.

Umpire JEwELRY CO., 3I4 Olive st., st
~ Louis, NO., manufacturers OF Cheap and
Plated Juwelry, importers Of Watches and
Jet Goods. Catalogue and handsome pictures
SAINT free. 43-1y
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RArEs oE. .ApNEaEleIMe.

Advertisements calculated by the inch, in len 9Th
OF column. Cuts and double col unns space IS per
cent. extra. For Special Notices ten cents q line
zach Insertion Business Cards, not over i've lines
ten dollars per year Our advertising space Is
limited, and the space contracted for must NOT be
exceeded. No MEDICAL or other Embellishments
unit TO be read aloud in respectable families pub
lished. Legal Advertisements mhst, either be paid
for in advance the attorneys will be held pom
sible. Advertisements from. abroad, cash in
advance. Advertisements continued until ordered
out when time Is specified.
SUBSCRIPTION.
The WEEKLY NKws is 81 per year, in advance.
The DAILY NEWS Is 80 per year. by mail.
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An inceLdiary at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
made a 10000 fire yesterday.
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i. II. w. DAVIS


AIEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE.
IN You can get Your horses fed with good feed, at
rices also horses and buggies to let, and teams
or heavy hauling.
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cUNSMITH.
Arm a SMITH,

MANUFACTURER of and dealers in kiles
WI shot Guns, Pistols, and Sportmen's articles
COInlnercia l street, near the Courthouse
VGIO-li-dl65-tf
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TuOS. n. IRVINE

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
IA AGENT. Eldorado. Butler County, kansas
Taxes paid for non residents. All business en-
trusted TO me will he promptly attended to.
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EUREKA HOUSE
ID, M. BRONSON,

7 W. CUMMISS. Proprietor. corner first and
81 Main streets, Eureka, Kansas. Stages leave
this house daily for all parts OF the state.
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LIVERY STABLES.

TIOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Draining,
CLOSING and Paper Hanging done neatly and
short notice shop on eth avenue. between
Union and Market streets. dI6-tf- WA I'm
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HOTELS.
RuOKEYE HOUSE,
nnnINsnN HOusE.

TTNIFTH AVENUE, EmpOria, Kansas, near cor
Il ner of Commercial Street. Btrdsail Franz
ProprietOrs. dSW
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
R. MAY DoSLKY

!. X. PHENIS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public, Eu
IA reka, Greenwood county, Kansas.
WILLARD DAVIS. h. MAY DONLkN
DAVIS Y D9NLEY.
A TToHNEYs At LAW, Parsons, Kansas.
n wI7-2g
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H. A. EDW An
al
WARDS. Tuos.
EDWARDS - IRVINE.

u EAI. ESTATE AND INSURANCE. AGENTS
III CIVIL ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN
All kinds OF Railroad and Land Surveying ans
Plating. Collections made and taxes paid through
Kansas 40-tf
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"OMEOPATIIIST. Onicc in bancroft Block
III second story. Residence corner 9th avenue
and Constitution street. wit
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nANDERs q TURNER,

GEORGE h. COOPER,
y-TUUsE, SIGN a ID CARRIAGE PAINTER
al Glazier and Paper Hanger.
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Nv. TRUEWoRrHY.-M.D D. is. LAWRENCE. \. D
TRUEwOnTHY q LAWRENCE,
DHYsICIANS AND SURGEONS. once ~
ii Commercial StAeet, EmporiA- Kansas.
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DIR. w. 7. VAIL.

l. ID. JACOBB1 M DsI
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON. Office IN brick
i front building over Laskcr stoll's clothing
sJOre. d3W-u
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II. \. tHAMPLlN. IL. r. HU6HEs.
CHAMPLIN 4 HUGHES.
CyTONE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS. We
- are prepared To do all kinds OF stone cutting,
Such window sils, circular caps of any design,
door sills columns, mouldings and all work in tie
stone cutting line that builders may desire. They
also furnish bases and sockets for tombstone Or
ders promptly flied. shop the corner of Fourth
Avenue and Constitution Street, Emporia, Kansas.
wo0-tI
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A RCHITECT and BUILDER. is prepared to
IA furnish plans and specifications for all kinds
Of mechanical structures. Is prepared TO do car
pentcr and joiner work. either by the day or con.
Lract. shop on the corner OF Sixth avenue and
Constitution street diff
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PHYSICIANS.
L. ID. JACOBS. M. ID.

j. A. MOORE. M. ID,
nIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE at tho
il Drug Store of Moore a Weaver.
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w. w. HIBBEN
PAINTERS.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE at DIR.
III jacobs drug store, No 161 Commercial street.
Residence cor. Merchants street and 81 avenue.
Professional calls promptly attended TO.
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II. HENICK.
e. #. sPRAGUE,

TARPENTER, Builder and Cabinet Maker.
~ Orders LEFT at KnoX's boarding house, ON Sixth
avenue. will receive prompt attention.
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I'm n ms In ~ c.TX en- &C g

.EeAL NOTICES, 10 cents per line Ist time,
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CHARLES wHEELoCK.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. shop ON 18th
~ Avenue, between Commercial and Mechanics
Street. All calls promptly attended to.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-30

SLAVE TRADE IN PoLYNEs1A.-A gen.
tleman who has recently returned from
voyage to the Westward describes the
slave trade Of the South Pacific as terri
ble In the extreme. Some fifteen or six
teen vessels are employed kidnapping
natives to cultivate cotton at Fiji.
Queensland and Tahiti. Formerly, when
vessel neared these islands, hundreds
OF natives went aboard to welcome the
strangers; but now, when n vessel is seen
OF the island, the natives ut once 20 in
land. The mode adopted to obtain these
simple people is horrible to contemplate.
Late in the night. boat leaves the YES
sci, with ten or fifteen rufllans. After
effecting landing. they cautiously get
behind native house and set FIRE to the
thatched roof. Tho inmates rush ont
and aro at once ironed. Then tho peo.
pie como from the neighboring houses.
generally two or three OF time, and az
they approach are secured. 1t is quite
customary, on any attempt to escape, to
shoot them down like dogs. The Bri-
tish Government has asked the Austria
lian colonies to assume such proteotorate
as will stop this inhuman trade on the
adjacent islands, if it can be effected
without cost.-San Francisco bulletin.