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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19

Milwaukee dates assert that 1900
persons have been burned to death by
the fires in Wisconsin this Fall.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19

The California Judicial election was
held yesterday. We shall probably
know enough to-day to determine the
result, unless it should prove very
close.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19

Gen. Robert Andersen, the hero of
Fort >Umpter, is now in Switzerland,
with his wife and four children, living
on half pay. an invalid. lettering TO
his grave, and toe poor TO keep a
servant.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19

The Salt Lake Tribune says :."EN-
Gov. Nicely Johnson, We are pleased
to learn. designs remaining i'll Salt
Lake for Il time at least, to engage i'll
the profession Of the law"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19

1t is proposed t o buiid a lace manu-
factory in Salt Lake City.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19
ISL.
1871.

CTATUTES OF THE STATE OF NEVADA
- for 1871, for sale at the State Printers office,
Carson, and at A. L.. BANCROFT 4 CO.'S. San
francisco. Price, So.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19

Friday, October 20, 1-71.
RUNNING RACE.-Purse, $50, free
for alI--Ip-e dash Of ole mile.
RUNNING kACE.-Purse Sl50, free for
all beaten hJrse--bg,t Two i'll three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
CROP PROSPECTS.

WAsHINGToN, July A.-The condition of the
cotton wheat and crops for July asceriaod at
the Department OF Agriculture has already been pub
lished Ia advance of the printed report.
Potatoest appears from the latter, which has just
been published that the indications that the crop Of
potatoes viii he full average. Ii haS had % contend
with The drOuth aud late frosts in many or inc stars
devoted 20 it's culture with grasshoppers In some 81 t
l. st IN States, and with the Colorado bug IN nearly all
Of the Western states; but TO Cs,t tise unfdyor4hc
conditions tho q whole has been favorable:
is not repcrted aud the farmers, knowing tho pers 10
which the crop exposed have shown unusual dill
gence IN caring for 1t. ,
0rtcs dcThe season has been unfayOrable for grass
owing mainly the prevalence of drouth Jhe
drouth OF last has also had an uliaNofdDle
effect meadows and pastures There VIII D. shert
hay crop. In Maine, where hay Is leading staple, TO
the England and Middle states tho conditions OF
clover, timothy and pastures ID reported below the
average. In OF tie Southern and western states,
and In Oregon the pastures above the average ana
the condition OF clover and timothy where grown Is
equally good California clover and limo hy rave
had q fUa growth, while pastures are Ia relatively low
condition. In sections where pastures and meadows
haze partially failed 1t is not yet too late to supplements
them with corn Soiling crop
Appics.-Frost5 in April aud May following the re-
markedly carly opening q Sping greatly essenci the
nrospeet OF good crop apples short crop is Edi-
cled IN all tho states whore they are most largely
grown. probably three-lourth OF an average.
Peaches have escaped with less damage, and In. the
states where SPECIAL attention il given the culture the
yield Will BE- unusually large.
Tie iepOrt makes 10 mention OF sugar and tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25

pnvouton in the afternoon is sufficiently melancholy
But he belonged to the Opposition; he had peeh olve
he NAV perhaps, have flattered himself that ms own
pan would have better chance OF saving inc Empro
Than that of the Minister till all at once he foun u was
too lae the Empire OverthrOwn, and ne innde COM
mon cause with the Republicans. But Paksos one =
sight in not thinking before all things Of the Empress IS
an even less cxpicable phenomenon. ,.,. po,s
Gen PalkaOs assertion that TrOChu abetted the rams
Mobiles I'm their resistance to superior orders charges
Trochu with very serious breach of discipline But the
fact is that throughout the whole OF these uasiS
Trnchu maintains that he was acting under the Lmpe
rors orders possessed authority which lance'
was to s,S)crsede all others He went to Pafls IN puhu
ance of his scheme of defending the capital, when
the Emperors Council had adopted, and when mcHs,
EARLY required the submission and cooperation on a INC
forces OF the Empire There dssenson ana anarchy
between the two fractions OF the Imperial G0vernment
Each OF the Generals representing of these frac-
TONS expected the other TO give way Zach OF them
had his views as TO the means by when te Linpre
divided against itself ana IL fell by the very he
and by the very means which were expected 10 sGPpCf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
IoRNFRAI PRESS DIsphTCB.I

Supervisor Barker reports to the Internal Revenue
Office that in the First Wisconsin District every tax as
sessed upon the annual list fer 1871 amounting to abont
720 had been collected Not cent assessed rpon the
list remains be abated. This, tho Supervisor reports
is the first instance to his knowledge where every dollar
assessed upon annual list had been collected ana pd
into the Treasury before the middle Of July. -
The employees OF the Alabama and Chattanooga kaii-
road having taken Of the between York
Station and Meridian the Post Office Department now
s ThaS Ts, s ~ Mo5 and
The section In the hands OF the employees Is saa 10 sc
ty % gs NrEans o and Alabama tenn
pOrary contracts having been made for the service until
jan Meanwhile new proposals VIII Dc hvlCSa dIr
having been defeated by STRAW" bids ON the Important
river and stage iInes
to be Collector OF Customs at st. MARKS Florida; Dr;
d. Bliss Of WashinSt9n D. o. be member 2i inc
OF the Supreme Court OF New Mexico
The President has recognized Andres Cassaro as Consul
OF Costa Rica AZ Charleston, y. e.
The following appointments OF Assistant Assessors
have been made: John Gynn, lid District, Network,
Syey to-day rccommissoped Collector Of Gus
toms at Newark N j. There il no ntnaton as yet IN
official quarters TO who VIII succeed Gen. Parker as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Gen. Calender, COmmanGant OF the Washington
of the explosion, arrived hero yesterday, having been
apprised Of the disaster by telegraph lie, WIN INC
her officers OF the post having tho damaged stores
oycrhauled and sorted out Much OF tho banketing II
unniurod. More o. the In the lower part OF No
packed closely It is now estimated that the loss OF
military goods ny the explosion and IRE VIII be ABOUT
Tie contracts for furnishing the Navy with shoes,
flannel clothing socks &C. bids for which were orened
at the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing few days ago,
have been awarded as follows: 800 pairs OF cali-skln
SHOES 10 Freeman Co. OF Orange, N. y; WCOC PAIRS or
COCKS aud 1900 yards of blue @nneI to j. H. H9wh 81
Newforkj 1890 yards of sheeting, 9Oo par3 blue eo
trowsoIs 5000 pairs satnet trousers, 5COl blue nanhei
dG6r 400 %0nEEyY21HS aRa 12 Ss e 20
Mattresses and blue nadeen have not yet been awarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25

NO vTADucr BELOW CITY u,rI-

The attention Of the engineers has also been given 10
the subject OF connecting the lower part Of the city with
the trunk line Of yiaduet the City Hail. by one or
branch Ines authorized by section u OF the
charter Of the Company and also TO the subject OF en-.
crcng the business part of tho city with elevated
yaduct railway along the projected line Of new bulk
ing them with the track main line OF visduct az the
principal stations by such means all persons arriving
In tho city by ferries steamboats, could Immediately
and without crossing southst be transferred to the
main lines.
The engineers after full consideration CT the subject,
did not consider 1t expedient proper TO extend the
main trunk line below the City Hail. because the num-
Der OF passengers 10 be transported below that pons
must certainly be much less than above IT, that 10
would hot be remuneratve TO run all trains TO the
lower end of the city, but they have considered
tho prOpriety Of constructing branch road from
the depot near the City Han In erect Inc
mated that twotrack road, occupying not more than
Is feet width, with propelled by steam.powcr al
the rate OF about 20 miles per hour and making eto
pages In each direction in the vicinity OF Pest or wall
line, and lie sufficient for tue accommodation
of the middle part OF the city below the ParH
and New POstOfice. because no part OF eucD
distance would tben be more that one nith OF nile
would be great as II would unayoidaDy nave 10 pass
through very valuable property, and the engineers are
doubtful II 10 would be reDunefntVe IN so ISn degIee
as either the Easery Westerly Viaduct above the
City Hail. The powers OF the Company, under us ehar-
ter to be ample for the construction and operation
OF sacl branch yaduct IN connection with the trunk
lines and for the entire separation Of the cost OF II and
its earnings and profits and Of citizens and properly
uers in the district TO be benefited by sueh branch
DESTROYS and willing TO subscribe the necessary cap
tai for its construction there does not appear to be any
valid against its being built mt the same time Win
the Eastern branch OF the road as contemplated.
HENRY HILTON, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
GRIMES AND cAsuALTrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt in Cairo,
H.. yesterday.
The stories that Red Cloud is preparing for
hosiles colsIadicteL
The bark NickersOn has been wrecked of the
Cape Of Coed IIoro, sr Of her crew being drowned
The schooner Rockingham, bound from TTIni-
dad foI Nes.iOIk has arrived at St TLomas LEAKING
go The laundry connected with the National
Sold err Home at Dsyton Ohio buTnd sunday Loss $1,000
IA train on the Northern Railroad, short dis
lance from Toronto into buggy occupied by man named Walsh
and boy named COnness Both we're kltd
The barn and stables of the Hon. L. w. Bird,
5000 The dwelling house several times Oh b bat was saved
....ZeigenmeycT the murderer Of Gumbleton, had
Aheng 10 Chicago yesterday, motion for new s I've Juge
motion zgnmeyr Is to be sentences nei'
- In the United States Commissioners Court in
Boston YESTERDAY Stuart the steward Of The hhard
sbns held 10 bail the Of 900 for smuggling t valued
at IL sou.
IA fire in Peterboro, Canada, yesterday, de-
workshops stables and dsehnS
Sutyahs Hotel spoas photograph gallery aud other properly o
SlSOOOi partly Insured
-. The o'clock train from New-YOrk on the Ere
Railroad when crossing the bridge The sufqaehauna hte hss
hAObO edAy boy named Shields aged seven anu
him instantly. The body thrown upon The Tocls below"
800. The Southern Express Agency at Lebanon,
Tenn robbed Thursday ue Of $500 A. G. Johns the Com
agent tnpcCn tuHdGy, when be
The crime and surrendered h money lie has been COMMITTED of ~
WIN. C. Stone, n reporter for The PMtddotPtm
ge drowned Sunday ia kaoca Creek He hsd been ak
walking the hank wien bic Dc iON OH IN attempting
poSessd Of eeDterats literary sby and rfb is""p - s'
klstS1y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
THE NETWORK COLLEGE AND OUR COMMON
SCHOOLS.

To TIE Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is well known that the New-York
College the High School Of the city Pupilsar eligible
to 1t who have graduated from the Common Schools. OF
its relation those who 90 TO it have nothing TO say
wish to call attention to its bearing upon those who do
not care to avail themselves of its advantages. The
OF friend of mine viii illustrate. His has been for
several years OF the best schools Of the city, lie
is but IS years OF age and his teachers have spoken of
him to me in very complimentary terms. About ax
months ago his father sent for by the principal Of
the school, who wished to consult with him TO the fur
Their studies Of the boy The class Of which he was
member composed OF boys, great number Of whom
were preparing for college, and for the next sx months
all of their studies TO be In that direction Dd Le
wish his go to the coegef Ii not the boy wonld
be transferred to another class whose studies
would he chosen with particular reference TO business
As boy not TO enter college his ather slGnlfed
his desire that he might he placed IL tic latter named
class, and II accordingly done.
Soon after, my friend found that his boy was under nc
instruction OF less competent teachers than before 1nc
studies badly chosen and worse taught; the disc,
ppe wretched and tho time wasted WElo tine boys pre-
pairing college exceen;ly cared fof, SO thib
entering the ~ Y College this year and the great rum
Der who were not intending 70 enter IL we're almost
wholly neglected. Tie father visited tue school and
ca ed the attention OF the principal 10 TINS state OF
things but while he II Thoroughly COMPETENT man, he
WAS probably unable remedy the difficulty; certainly
Il was helped. Finally indiag that his boy was re-
ceyin0 no beet suffering from the influence OF bad
discipline, he thought II best 10 take him away rom the
tclOoi. ,,.,,-..- -.
the Influence of the ~ Y College on our schools then
the sooner ITS doors permanently closed the better
Netc- York, July y, ISL l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
COREh.

OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FRoM ADMIRAL RODGERS
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Tbe Navy department
has received dispatches from Admiral Rodgers ana the
State Department has received dispatches from Minister
Low with reference to she fret days fight at corea
They coni the Geographic accounts heretofore pub
lished. private letter, dated June says when the
surveying party commenced their operations they were
met by Government officers who Informed them that
tbore would be no objection their work. but when they
went further up the river they were fired upon the Off
Gals having acted reacerousy and as deeoys TIE ma
lives are represented fine looking somewhat reseIn-
bling Indians. The tides strong and heavy, ana
the current through the bends of the river is fearful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
rrIEGRApHIC MOTIFS.

The Submarine Gable, between the Islands oil
Saint Iucia and saint Vincent has Teen laid
Vcnezuela il oniet, except the State OF BARGE
H.. ,h,o hiss been hard fighting Epiuo Guzmsn has
@,s5us5 10 Cse.s AID looking about for raenforeemen
The new London Eng Orphan Asylum at
M lsst xeek by the Princess Of Teck assisted by the
pnS Csnbls The Of the oil asylum have all been trans
(, rrd o the C balldlpg
The animal Schiitzenfest of the Germania Rifle
ts,nn Al spy Pond yesterday shooting societies from
td Se%.sv,n Medeu, es-Bdtsn, Norwich, BLil epor
Pmydsncs and Taunton, are present a. guests
Tho old Uoytien currency has been called in,
.e La. he en- established therefor for the present The pro.
edee loan whereby inght be
10 redeem the currency and to substitute specie Aas hen
jeeleL
The Connecticut Fish Commissioners have
At IIoIyoke Mass tha sammeT about 0Co 0
a1 Five mcr bsa placed tho saussea River q,
The PeGoisoeh k osssh sea NE tsss lave
~ k,.al y CGSsesesse bv0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
ITALY.
CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS CONCERNING TIE
POPE'S INTENTIONS.

POPE'S INTENTIONS.
LONDON, Monday, July a. 1871.
The reiterated reports that the departure OF
the Pope from Rome is at hand still denied by
the authorities in that city.
Another correspondent, not entirely trustworthy, tel
egraphs follows The Pope may leave Rome at any
day Preparation is making for his reception at cha
teau Certu Corsica. Valery the owner OF the cha
teau has had an understanding with Antone and is TO
place il at the disposal of the Pope. There is move
men going In France to guarantee to the Pope tenn
poral sovereignty in Corsica. The Pope wishes to pub
lsh syllabus in regard to the occupation OF Rome
by the Italian Government, and declaring that the
measures Withholding from him all temporal power are
void. Measures have been taken already in Rome TO
prepare choice OF the next Pope 1t is proposed
TO choose who may be moderate il his ideas and not
unfriendy to Italy, and by this means eject com
promise with the Italian Government. Cardinal Camille
d Pietro is mentioned. The disposition made by the
French Chamber Of the petitions in regard to the tenn
poral power sequvalent to having them on the table,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
VOL XXXI....No' 9,454.
FOREIGN NEWS
GREAT BRITAIN.

ChEAl blNif' TIE
,rs cr..psToNr QUESTIONED CNU,sT--TUE HYDE
"'' pvnrCrInV or THE CIVIL Las
p.eT MEETING FAILURE ,,,, o. 1871.
Tho u,,,se Of Commons to-day, Mr., G {, D 80
" ~" ,,a,or for birmingham. wished 10 NV"
p1I 20 ,se Civil List was possible ,,o question
oI.o1 81 'S reped that he considered sne ~ the
nj CO., mIsarprchenaOn Of the cnSl ,.de he.
a. Which, he said, was sooi"I a. NE beginning of
~, soycreign and the people al '.o rosrited
ANY economical advantages W., aountrv.
=. 20 credited to the crown ana uot 70 tn ~
w 10 we'll for Parliament to maintain ''IS VIC"
;. I'm lat &c It would contribute to encourage
l'' - .ar,onts 10 fulfil their duties.
,oeotipe al Hyde Park yesterday was
80 r,,p urevailod during the day ana pfeN'H'eO ~
.,..;,c,sble crowd from assembling.
ne Frederiek william Of Prussia has arrived AZ
o-,,n-nc The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil nave
zone 70 birmingham .. Co nrblin
Tho Prince of Wales goes on Monday next 10 N'
81, p,noc Arthur the Duke of Cambridge the rrln
49, Iouse and tie Marquis OF Lorne series Va WI
IN, fftes and laIs closing with grand review 10 p''
,.ea during tho stay Of the royal visitors IN lre
Great meeting was held in Dublin on SATURDAY Va
1loyds Hin County Meath, to protest against INC
90, az large number Of farmers. violence was
.ned if necessary to resist the ovietions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DFPAPTNfrN~
WAR DEPARTNEN~, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OTgICER,}
WASHINGTON, July %, ls7l--l q. IN. }

WASHINGTON, July %, lS7l--I a. III. }
Synopsis JOr The DGst hoents-f0ur hours
The area of highest barometer extends from
Pennsylvania northoastward The pressure has fallen
Ontario TO South Carolina aud west
ward. The barometer has fallen very decidedly
from Lake Michigan, south and westward and also
the Of Texas. Tho temperature has risen somewhat
the South Atlantic. Light northeasteTly winds
have generally prevailed Monday the Atlantic
coast Southeasterly winds reported from the Gulf
coast, northwaPd TO Lake Erie. Partially cloudy and
pleasant weather has very generally prevailed from
Michigan to Georgia and eastward Threatening weather.
with occasional RAIN, now extends from Lake Superior
to Texas
Probabilities
IL is probable that cloudy and rainy weather, with
fresh Winds viii extend eastward during Tuesday. 10
the Blue Ridge. Easerly Winds probable fcT tho
Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
now THE BRITISH SECRET SERVICE MONEY Is
" USED.
Fyon, The L<eds Mrcir0

F5pn, The L<eds MreTy. r
Secret service money has long Deeh oAe an
Al, t,v,ritp iopifs OF dcnunCiatOn Win alNahCcu hp
Many sItac Ks have been made upon II Dotl III anu
out o Parliament but hitherto II mas WINSTON al as
I,s What uurpOses Il is devoted TO are known 1hy
- coveruIacnf and to those who arc charged Win Us
g,inistration Nonina lily the Secretary OF Stttc is
cd "a saneriutend its distribution, but tins duty Is
m reality, f0T the most part OlschdISe1 ny SnS
e.ncnt Ualpr-seerCta ry, hr. Hammond MI ~ i"Hrs,
NJ an re slptt for abuses has discovered tlaJ thls
rov which is annually voted by PaTilalnent Iof d
6e purpOse Is used for others for when IL was never
f,oded COnsuls' widows, IL seems, receive PeIsIQHs
o., ~ N and members of the diplomatic service dtllNc
fiops 10 their salaries ron the same eOurCe
Is as the honorable emler Tor warrington LAS Gls
,overe1 a man who receives Foreign once appoint
,t of fixed saary which il known TO the public, II nc
Glance 20 be IN favor VITA the aQthollties az
k1nds respecting hch the public have 80 knowl-
ledge whatsoever Nor is this ALL IT appears that Wheh
a consnL by bis own mprudence, gets INTO hohet1iy
fcues IL has been the practice 10 hep ha OUT OF me
trere by IcGoaEing Lis Obligations out OF the secret
regyice Golfers. TeSe and other matters OF slMlidr
thafacier were privately brought under the notice OF
lord Enfield by Er. Rylands, lut the noble lord re-
oiyed them with an iloredulQus shrug, ahI escaped
tons. Accepting the challenge the honorable member
f. Warrington gave the noble oTd the name OF public
official who is 6Ctdaly in tie receipt OF 35OO year
frJR tlis very nehcy. THIS gentleman Cccuples
DE Foreign OcC he il well paid by the nation for the
discharge Of his duties; and yet he receives the very
large annual sum by way Of subGidy. Lord Enfield mas
net attempted IL deny that this is the case, but when
give information whatever respecting the application
" tbe secret service money. The money il distributed
t0oB be the Secretary OF State ana Mr. HAMMOND ana
hey alone the purposes 10 whichit is applied ar
received and il Is lis intention to take the earliest op-
ISItu1ty Of TeViving the sIegeet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
FRANCE.

tIgGNATION OF JULES FAYRE-APATIIY OF TIE
PARISIANs IN TIE RECENT ELECTIONS-PAY-
ING TIE INDEMNITY.
PARIS, Monday, July "a, 1871.
II 10 reported that NJ. FavTe has resigned,
teeause The peton Of the Bishops urging the Govern
uent 20 support tho temporal power Of the POPE mas
been referred u the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
The journals arc discouraged at the apathy OF the cit
ps In the elections tie abstentions from voting on Sun
day having reotled an unprecedented figure. The Sou
terain Eado0Gl warns tho people that nation which
takes no intere in i.s Affairs is doomed TO IQn ID
Boayaet among the successful candidates in the cleo
tom Of Sunday.
Heavy payments toward the second half milliard OF
RE Indemnity have been Effected Tie couTts-martal
ior the trial Of Clc Communists at Versailles have been
adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
MORE TESTIMONY AGAINST MRS WHARTON, THE
ALLEGED POISONER.

WASHINGTON, July 24-0ne of our citizens
has received a letter from Mrs. j. G. Wharton, sister
n-law OF Mrs. L. G. Wharton. in jail in Baltimore.
on charge of poisoning Gen. Ketohum and attempting
to poison Eugene Van Ness in which she says:
Ny dear husband and child died. did not know what
was TIE reason Of their death but after my chds nun
er.,l, only week, believe, was taken sudIcLIy I
and at time thought To re dying. tod We doc
tor was poisoned the day was taken sick, ana then
suspected she had poisoned my husband aud child l
told my brother and all Of my husbands taialy also
when Il occurred nearly four but tey Thought
my mind was affected and told nc not to say SO; that
she mig prosecute me- and could not prove ~; but
have never spoken TO Lcr since l was bfought from
her house and have had but one opinion that she
poisoned them and killed them, and barely escaped
with my life Ny daughter never had Dut one hcn0rage
in her ie and that d.. My can testify to- and ca nov
die consumption. but NOnitcd ner life 0way ana al
though feared she mi ght break blood vessel IN Vofnt
ing Size did NOT hut being weakened by Gisress $40
died aud lust escaped. write this letter IN my Deu
for am weak from being 80 distressed u ~ ".
Mira H. Wharton owed ny husband $500, vhlcn We
with difficulty got alter his Death. am now ., VIC
Sunsct Pavilion. North Conway, NewrflaIpsDis
tell what have told you for have never had 1u o
opinion and that THAT Mrs, Henry wharton sti
andhilled my husband ana daughter, hnd uiou 90 and
me aud said at the time, nearly four a. Shter
A first time size tried 10 poison posfon na.
either. as / saw mentioned this morning ia Iyother in
ucr about vial OF brandy we sent 70 ny that
Phiadelphia 10 have analy zed-ony VIZ me year he
we sent. Ii is all true. and occurred "Iao'' Wv -
fore they We're killed by that woinan