davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

The late New York pspcfs give some ,n>
,e,cs'ing facts concerning the camera "b
scurs, prominent feature of the src.: ,n:-
tropolis, that spptSrs +, rel'cc. in figures OF
living light everything that IL g"ing "n in
the city.
The main visible feature is white table.
and upon the handling of = rod Ly the "p-
orator. the city, with sll iis busy life, is
depicted In sections; houses. streets. people
snd everything pass in . panoramic l'roc.r.
sion 8" plainly that they eau be readily rs.
cognixed.
Acquaintance can he recognized walking
or riding In the remo,est districts of the
city.
The camera Obscusa has been frequently
resorted 10 by detectives I" find the where.
als'u.s of hiding refugees. suI even ladies
VII" have been attracted ihi,her an account
Ut the novelty of the cupsrivsncc, hsve heen
shocked I" discover their liexc Lsris. whom,
they supposed I" b. In their Offices Of count
irg houses, ba.king In the smiles Of some
fair syrcn, beneath somc Of the ,uany n.
bors with which New York Is ~ boun ,ifully
eupplied.
The psper in question relates an incident
when two elegantly dressed ladies visited
the Oc'agon. the building in which this
wonderful camera obscuss 10 found, for
mere psssime. when all 1t once one IT the
Isdies on watching the panoramic scene
passing before ber gaze. became greatly cx
cited aud hsd to b. restraiprd more than
once by her cosnpsni'n. Scene SITTER scene
passed before them. until q lrsgil, the lake
came into vicw. An arlxsr on the opposite
shore was more than usually distinct. for
shs sss wss shisInG fail spon It. Iasid: u
VEN seated lady end gentleman In i trn>
der attitude. The features and dress ol 10th
were - plain ~ tbouEh they stool tcfnrc
the gasers - large - life. Shs g"xrd n
the pair for moment. aMd exclaimed,
''These, l told you I, h ry hw<l'and. jus, -
I Suspected" and the chancr< are there "a.
= scene In that household that night.
While wc admire lhs genius who con-
lrived this rcmarkabIs machiac. xc rsnn"t
recommend u - peace maker. NOR ~ =
very good invsn'ion, BY sny laraas. far the
reason thst Il was ordained That one half
The world shouM n0s know what ,Le other
hsif was doing. and ihS1 they sb,uti feel
Tie happier IN consequence.
-
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

One OF tho most ingeniously elaborated
pieces OF mechanism sent from London 10
the Vienna Exhibition u an shony cabinet,
six feet six inehes long and nine feet six
inches In height, In the Italian style, inla,d
With ivory, and cnsichcd With hpis ,axuli
and jasper. Il 10 In two divisions, esch In
three compartments. Ne lower division be>
Ing enclosed with three pauele>i doors rich.
" iulaid with ivory, and the fr,eze sup.
ported by nuted pilas,ers with very finely
carved capitals, the plin,h and frieze b~ine
also panel'cd and inlaid. The upper I,yis.
''n 10 enclosed BY three doors, tho crn,rs
door having plato glass. for the purpose Of
showing objects OF ut and sissv. the hoovs
On each sis'es having panels Of ebony inlsid
with iv"sy, Of rich srsbe,qus design, nu,cd
columns inlsid With ivory. and richly carved
capitals TO- suppess the fricse and corn,es
'of the upper division-all the in:aid orma.
men' being engraved In The most pesisc,
manner.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26
3Ugo03e 1aseSv3ovo4

New Tors. Jaly 7,h.-The Worlds &c.
neva letter gives conversation with the
Empress Of France. She says her vis,, 10
France IL for political purpoees, and Il is
useless 10 try to cpncesl Il. She believes
there will soon be general return Of the
people 10 order; and said the P,edmon,ess
0ovsrnmeos NJ Rome, the anii.C Christian
and Psgsn Court q Berlin, and The wild
c''mmsaists n Nasirij. src 6ilcd with fear
u the aw1keniag u Catholic France.
Now. she says, that the wrc:ched Theirs 10
gone al moves vel! Aciahon is prudent,
end loves France. The future. .s:d Eu>
genie, is ours, and France viii lead The
reaction ssainss the forces which have
seemed to threaten the existence Of soc,e,y
and religion throughout Europe. She saw
IN the future thai France would again be as
the hrad ut The pa,ions. The robbers would
he dfiveD out Of Rome, The Pope restored.
and Gesusany divided into harmless States,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

SAxD 0Foufs.-Hslf . dosea '''sand
sposts" -cossmns cf sand drawn up by
whislvisds- 70 y s<snon the Twss,y.
two-Aile Desert yesterday aficrnooe fsO.~
two ill nearly three O'clock. They ~sisscd
sbosi. keeping always aboui the same die.
.aanes apart. aad moving in the same disec-
reciion. eaeh apparently s''il ce:aws Ten
feet 10 dismeier and one ,hou-and feel hish.
The iup of al these columns seesnet y -
cot u y tsisk hseess fs0n shr ~esa.
whjch cess,sd tke -dsst 10 clouds s,sys the
ssags of meastaias lying - The s,sst VI tie
0iss u ~ CassDu. Soneeinss ,wo ~
ilssss ''saad spsstss . whsslwinsls- call
sh@a ~Aaa 80 nGy<ssae iaEsstes. ~s<s
shsy wasl1 sspsa6s VIII lssi sepssi. ss.F
buss ssseassg 6uaUVe0 Hs1istr cA,sss
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

Esoo ~ viVisls C3eg 9ne0JsteA Jaly tSth
IN pcgesd - The matter Ut ehe Belchcs
Compeay heviog wosked, over upoa The
Crowa r0ist gn,aai. re ere iaSasmcd that
she measueemeuss rsds by sbe engincess
show thAs shey m oyGs ~ line y q ne
lOoo- -6nos iesel, 8 Scss y - lioo. u feet q
The l9oo, and 70 feet st The l9o0.tnS lsse'
Of the Belches misr. In order 70 nssks sses
that ihis b ihe tass several ehssnsshly
ceapstsat sngiaeers viii b = akcisd y -
two coapssies 10 20 carefully osss ihs
wssk and sscss,aia beyoad ~ pesadsessase
Of oOelA that ~ mistake ~ 0toco)co1asbae
~ bsso msda ThU ~ 'oseass soaede =
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26
A Ba!eAHo Of THE PRESS. :,
The plsGxaeeAhi 2eesrd efpsul Do CassaG.
nae, the Yre1eh 0uslist.

It Is ~ I've hoped that the dispatch IN
nouneing that IL. Paul Grnnier de Casssg
nae Inns been seri 'us!y wounded in bis due
with NJ ll,nc 10 not cxagyers,ion. THIS
young man has lccn /.
APEsr IN rARIs
For several y ars lie hos done more; Il
discre''it tic character of French j"urnal
ism 'hs" any other pereon. He esSly
formed his plan Ut campaign. and hss
adhered ~ it with very singular ddcl.iy.
He 10
ONE OF ruE RESI- FENcERs IN EUR0Pk
And relying upon that, he hes m .ds Il bis
constant practice to abuse with brutal pey-
sonslities every one who engages in discus
sion with him, until. according to the Paris
isn idea Of gentIemanly responsibility. one
is forced to challenge the other. Hi ski!l
and experience hive hitherto invsrsbly
given him the advantage. lie is. by long
odds. the finest duclist in France, nnd has
never been touched before: Lien'enan,
Lullirr once slapped him after he had re-.
fused iO fight with him. but NJ. Grsn'cr
simply called Tor the police. Wncn Yer
mOrel d'cIinri duel with Cnsssynac,
THE LATTER sPAr IN Ills FACE
On tue boulevard, and d:scri,Htl Tie exploit
y, Ic"S'h in his lmpcr His most notable
duels were ,h.'se with Fl"urcns snd Lis.
ssg"rsy. fl"ure"s fought with srca, energy
far half .n hour, bu, finally fell exhausted
t,y his wounds. In his 6sh, with Lissagar
NY. Cass~vnac simply psrri.ri. rrfs.inx t.
expose himself until he lat thoroughly
wesried "Ut his antagonist The fiery Gas
con losing his prudence and strength I"
gcther. q last cried OUT. ''Why don't you
slrike' :" to which CaSsaynac s,nilIngly re
piled, THAT Is my affair" And - as be
saw that Lisssgaray was helpless from fA>
iigue,
He c0OLLy RAN HIN TuROCGH
On the 18th of August. 1868, when the
Emperor made up his jewels, the only
Journalist Who rcc"ivcd the LeslOn of Honor
WAS this y"uns ruilisn. The Empress sen,
her own Chamberlain, NJ. dc COsse Dris.
sac, u congratulate him. Ever since the
war, the most
ABUSIVE ATTACKS AGAINST THE REPUBLIC
and the Republicans have been signed by
Puul dc Cassagnne. We have no means of
knowing aha, il the especial ,nsult which
proved in,olcrablc to II. Ranc, hut the
F"ys has not bcca sparing Of its assaults
upon him since his election - Deputy from
Lyons. II il should result that
TINS sCEKI IN FOREST o. LUXEMBOURG
should p'ovc to bc the end uf this vioirn,
and disordrrly career, it csnn". hut hc Ten.
fetal to journalism in Paris They will q
last bc spared the anomalous spectacle Of
. f"ri"us bravo sustaining . daily p'lc,nie
against frer institutions in the snerel name
of religion anil order
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

The 6rss suspension bridge ever built In
japan has just heen eomr,cses,. Al d,s,
cT!be'l, II IN constructed over ravinc filled
With water. which separates The Mika.lo's
palace from his pleasure gardens. and 10 In.
tente', so'ely for his own personal use and
that Of his imosesiia's stiesaann. The fab>
sic - two hundred and thirty -four feet
bnG, seventeen fect wide, ssnd sixty isss
sbove The water. Il b Supported BY two
red brick c'ssn,ns, six'y four feet high from
the foundation, and the cables are Of sal.
santsetl isou. The hand rsilA are VI thin
wire rope, sasl, with ~ entire s,ruc,urv.
afs highly avn aanes,s,. TAe saehoss ass
bssieA svsa'y three fs~s tissr, aud he
6saiee Aas bees tested uisA q ynliin. Nd
q lwsaty tuas.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26
The Attem. Il 10 Establish \ Colony on The
Line OF the SOuthern Pacific Railroad q
Failure.
Special Disoa tch 10 the Chronicle

Special Dspaich TO the Chronicle.
Salt Lakc. July l3.-Three men we're ar
'cs'ed in Webl'er Canyon this week with a
drove Of thirty two nurses. supposed to
have been stolen. Up,n the pursuit of
Sheriff and ppsse two Of the men fled; the
third was arrested. It Is supposed the an
im"'s we're stolen from the vicinity Of Og.
den.
The Arizoaa or San Francisco Mission.
that started south las, spring to establish .
colony on the line Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. has proved n failure No location
could bc made On account OF the sterile,
wa'erless country. After much suffering
and endurance the parties were compelled
" give up the project, and are now homes
ward hound, s'r ggIers having already
reached here. Sumo Ut the pionecss having
cn'ssed the Cohrad0 river are YET apabIe 10
rvcr'as because If high ws,cr. =.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

How Hs SPILLED II "A laughable CIR.
cumsMnce occurred In one Ut our courts VI
justice, upon the trial VI case in which
Mr. WUoa was summoned " wi,ness.
"Whas 10 your name :" asked the clGrh.
"O''iwell Wu,d," vas the answer.
''uow do you spell your name, Mr..
WoUl !" asked the somswha. puzzled
judge.
Nr. Wood replied:
20 doublc-T,
Idcuble-U,
E double Il
u ouOle U-double-O-D."
The ssson'shed judge taid il was the most
extraordinary name be hsd ever me, With,
and alter two or three Intellectual attempts
to record It, both he and the clerk gave 1,
up, amid Soars Of laugier.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26
DIR. y. Is. WHlTFORD.
~ butcher sbUp.
MAlH STREET, DEER LODGE CITY, n. r

The Doctor having permanently established In thit
city df no, pre..ioaily engaged, may q oil tsne'
be found 1t his Office u attend 10 calls In :he city
from the country. and hsvin- ten years experience
the treatment Of dseas,s pcniiaS 10 the mountains.
safely rny that II within the reach Of medicine h
.r.ii'.ni. will b. successfully treated.
Private Disease treated withOut the Of merrsi
~ with unaraele led succ.rs. Syphilis IN oil IT, veh
u. fUimr tOnOrrhOca Gleet. Structure (rchtts, Her
oils. SprrinrtorlOcs aid all Urinary di2cascs Cot.
sultaoa. by s&ts nj the aloe. free. r. o. D.S ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

An editorial in the New York Graphic Of
Tuesday gives On account of On agreement
M,nie on the eth. Ut June between ''The
TropAie Company" snd Psofessos Wise and
w. H. Donaldson, the crOnauta, by which
the Company IL to build and furnish bsl
lion not less than one hundred and thirty.
righ, sect hugh and one hundred feet In di.
.ucier, the construction ~ he hssieued .
much - possible. and to be finished. II
practicable, by the Goth of August. In this
MlloDn Messrs. Wise and Donaldson, ION .
Lay snd from starting point to Oc selected
by The 0rnphie Company make public
ascension, accompanied by such other per-
-nns ~ may he designated, Geek 'be elevation
1T the eastern mir current, there 10 remain
until land shall have been made IN the
eastern s: e Of the Atlantic ocean, and will
then land the balloon ~ safely snd expedi-
iiously q possible. and Immediately com
municsic the intelligence u their arrival.
with full particulars of the voyage, by the
mos. speedy means AVAILABLE
i will he remembered that Professor Wise
offered u make the pr'poscd trip ss'me
siu,e ago. Ons thousand two hundred dol.
is1 had hem subscribed before ibe 0nepkis
offered 10 dcffav al the expenses. a6s'ss
ten Thousand dallas. '.Thesc," says the
Orspats, - veil ~ any a.ldiit,ahl SSH
scdpsloas which ,uay lc Offered. shalt 20 to
Professor Wiss, 10 Re. imburse him, In part
q. lesst, for tie lsbor It . life time ia cher
ishing this inpOetssl public expesimuss."
The Philadelphia I"ssirer, of June So,h.
s.ys: o. the tlsv that PUfessos Wiss will
s,sss fos Eur0pe from New YOsk In bis sir
.hip, COlOnel De Alma ps,pnses ~ start Tor
the oause destination By the sonso snesns Ut
conveyance frnn FsismOunt Park. He psU
pnecs 10 raise ihe fauds by voluntary sub
scsipiiOn. and subscription lists asS 70 Be
upreed ID several public places. she funds
0D ~ under lhe management Of c0msntttes
of eight we'll ksows ciiiseos o( Philsdel'
phia. .i..-s.ss.-s
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

R.,urar advrrl.ing payabl" quarterly ~ due
Trsn-trnf advertising payable In advance.
dytef-r'nrif. . ., an
L,r,t ,iyrni.ny 5 cents Tor the fret insertion: 10
cent. PER lin" for each rnccrcdns inseft'on: hhcs
coini,.d IN Sonptri"l measure.
J,b wors payable on delivery.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-26

The Oakland Ee'rs pn,sssscs 10 believe
thai V the Den,oc's:s Rave maj,riiy in the
next Lyis!a:arc. Jn.lye Wallace xi,l sus.>
csstt Cas,trlv. Singular - j, may acem.
,tia cp.aL'a h urged hJ pe.s,y cy.sy rail-
,r"sI p,p.s is CAl'fuvnts. ~i,a,.., rs.sd N
pa)s0esl psseeaus0aA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
A Drunkard,s Warming.

A young man entered the bar room oi
q village tavern, and called for o drink.
mo" said the landlord, "you have too
much already. You have had delirium
tremens once, and L cannot sell you any
more" He stepped aside to make room
for a couple Of young men who had just
entered, and the landlord waited upon
them very politely. The other had stood
byBilent and sullen, aud when they had
finished he walked up TO the landlord, and
thus addressed him: "Six years ago, at
their age, stood where those young men
now are; was man with fair prospects.
Now, at the age Of twenty eight, am a
wreck, body and mind. You led me 10
drink. In this room l formed the habit
that has been my ruin. Now sell me q
few glasses more, and your work will be
done shall soon be out Of the way;
there is no hope for mo. But they can
be saved; they may be men again. Do
not sell Ii to them. Sell it 10 me, and lei
me die, and the world will be rid Of me;
but for Heavens sake sell no more 10
them" The landlord listened, pale and
trembling. Setting down his decanter,
he exclaimed, "God helpiug me, that Is
the last drop will ever sell 10 any one"
And he kept hisRord.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26

TIE Democrats have resolved that II
Is desirable to unite upon distinct line
Of policy before the fall elections are
held. Unfortunately for the Democrats,
It Is much easier TO pass such resolutions
than 10 find the policy. They have no
leaders and no principles Their stock
Of trade was sold eff at an unprecedent-
ed sacrifice" last year. They went Into
partnership with their bitIerest foe, and
threw all their worldly goods out Of the
windows, in the hope oI getting back into
power. THERE'S now absolutely nothing
upon which they arc agreed. The Lib
eral Republicans are really managing the
Democratic party; much TO the disgust oi
the old.fashioned leaders. We know
what the alliance accomplished last year.
NJ Y. Tines. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 25.-The Great Eastern
reports at noon yesterday, in longitude
4S deg, IA min, that 1873 miles Of cable
is paid ont and all well
A special published here today reports
that General Nouvlllas, the Commanded
In Chief OF the Spanish army north, and
several companies Of his command have
been captured by the oarliss near Pam
pelnua.
LONDON, June 95.-The DAILY Netsl
has the following late intelligence Of the
progress Of the expedition against KhiVa;
The united 0renborg and MArgyshlAk
columns, on the second inst, captured
KildL only three dayS march nom KhiVa,
Gen. Kaufman With the TGsEEend col.
umn had arrived at Chraki about the same
distance east OF KhiVA.
A special dispatchto the London Times
says the TchikBhlar detachment has 70.
turned to KrasnoVodsk having been com.
pletely used up by the heat and want Of
water. The Khan OF Bakhar had acted
in the most friendly manner towards the
Russians.
Two vessels laden with Arms for the
CarllSu in Spain have bean detained at
Plymouth, by the customs authorities.
At the banquet given the Shah at
Greenwich this evening the Prince and
Princess Of Wales and 700 guests were
present. BrieI speeches, were made, ex-
pressiYe Of; the WarmeSt cogdiAlity.
At New Castle, on the Tyne, to-day
the race for the North UmberIand plate
was Won by Falkland; PrOHgal second,
and ClearWell third; 10 ran.I 1Asi.i. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
LATEST NEWS.

hon. n. G. Trout, ex.member Of
Congress, droped dead in the Mansion
House, at Maunch Chunk, Pa, Wednes-
day night, from heart disease.
The Warm Spring Indians engaged
In the Modoc war will be mustered out Of
the service and paid of on their arrival at
Dallas, Oregon. -rd
The large woods near Fonda, N. Y,
caught fire Wednesday night The town
was threatened with destruction, but the
fire Is now under control.
"A fire on Wednesday morning de-
stroyed Babcock, Fuller & Co.'S. hat fac
tory, at Middletown, N. y. Loss $780,
600. Covered by insurance.
The directors OF the Pacific Railroad
Company met, "Wednesday, and passed
appropriate resolutions relative TO the
death Of Horace Clark and Oakes AmeS
The Alumni of the University al
Lewisburg, Pa, at q meeting Wednesday
afternoon, passed q resolution condemn,
ing the action OF the Faculty and Trust.
ees In their opposition to secret societies
BY vote oil two 10 one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
The ModocS TO be Tried By 4 Military
Commission. ta.I"'

San FRANCISCO, June 25.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received:
YREKA, CAL, June 25.-Col. Elliott, Of
the LIST Cavalry, and Major Curtis, Judge
Advocate, arrived here last night, and viii
proceed to Fort Klamath this afternoon,
Col. Elliott will be the senior officer on
the Military Commission to try the Mo-
docs, as Colonel Robert Granger, Of
tho 9lst Infantry, has been entirely
excused on accounted illness, The COM
mission will probably not work, TIL after
the 4th of July. Il Is thought that 1t
will take about six weeks to conclude
the Iabors, and in the meantime,
probably Colonel MASon's battalion Of
the twenty.frat Infantry, with Captain
Miller's battery Of the Fourth Aartillery
will march 10 Van Couvers via Camps
Warner, horner, and Fl. Wallace. Col,
Mendenhall, with the rest Of the artillery
companies, will probably return 70 San
Francisco via Fe Crook. HaSbtou6Ea
light battery and two companies ol the
Twelfth Infantry will remain at klamath
until the NOdocS are disposed Of. a1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
llIchIran State PomoIorIcaI socIetI

NNASAAb buA Sh0to SAAOAObASAASSSAS
KALAMAZOO, June 25-The State
Pathological Society held It's fourth an.
nual Strawberry and Cherry Exhibition
and Convention at the court house here
to-day.
Mr.. Avery OF the Prdrie Farmer reports
from various portions of the State show,
ing that although the peach crop would
be light, there was o prospect ol
about a fourth of an average CROP
while Of apples, pears, cherries, quinces
and plums there will be full average,
Grapes arc unusually abundant In all
paris Of the State. Concords and Della
wares are especially promiSing. Rasber,
ries and blackberries promise well,
The Philadelphia rasberry was en-
tlrely unlpjured by the late severe
winter. Some complaints Of . drought
were made from St. Joseph and KalamA,
zoo, accounting for the partial failure oI
the strawberry crop. The recent rains
reported irom the fruit regions north ol
Benton Harbor TO Grand Traverse give
promise oi good crop Of all the growing
crops except peaches. ~
An address on cherries by Senator
Grubb. Of Grand Haven, was delivered
this afternoon.
A report on the yelloWs In peaches VA
delivered by Professor Holmes. \
Strawberries, cherries and samples o.
growing crops orc coming In and will bt
exhibited tomorrow, when the society
will visit Mr. Davis grounds and manu-
faeturies, and the Insane Asylum. Tht
convention will remain in session til
Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26

AN experiment Is about being tried with
band of Indians In Southern California,
tue result Of which will be watched with
peculiar interest. LAST month company
purchased some 81 $40 acres of the finest
lands in San Diego county for the purpose
OF sheep farming. These lands have here
tofore been inhabited by considerable
number OF Indians, who, it Is said, have
long held TO the belief that they are the
owners, and that the whites have no right
whatever to disturb them. The new pur.
Chasors, probably anticipating difficulty
uI this kind, undertook TO make matters
pleasant by permitting the Indians to re-
main In occupation in the capacity Of
herlsmen. A deputy sheriff has been sent
to officially notify them as TO the legal
ownership, and large flockS of sheep arc
soon to be placed in their keeping.
Whether the noble red men will take kind
ly 10 such q compromise has yet to be
proved. The object Of the company, it
seems, Is, II possible, to preserve the peace
until the population Of San Diego county
50 increases as TO admit OF large profit
being made byCutting the Andsinto farms
Of size to suit settlers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-26
The National Ecleciic Medical As
sociRtlOn.

COLUMBUS, June .25.-The National
Eclectic Medical Association assembled
In this city to-day. Governor Noyes de-
livered an address oil ofwelcome, and Presi'
dent G. E. Miles, Of Boston, delivered his
annual address. A. number of letters
were read from prominent men, regret
ting their inability TO attend.
Dr.. Garrison, OF Chicsgo, read an inter
esling paper on the status Of chemistry.
Interesting papers were read on the
characters Of Parscelsus and Samuel
Thompson, by ]. L. kirkpatrick, of Ham
iltUn, and on SynaneUlogy, by Prot. King,
of Cincinnati. DR.. 'Scudder, ot Cincin-
natl, made n report on Diagnosis, and
most Of the forenoon was spent IN dis
cussing this report.
This evening DR.. W. N. Ingalls, occu'
pied lhe time with an address
Papers were received from Drs. Baker
os Michigan, on cerebro meringetis; from
N. N. Miles, Of Illinois, on the causes and
cure of consumption, and from ]. W.
johnson, Of Connecticut, on new remedies