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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-22
w. III. Chadwick's
CELEBRATED
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dltfOn Powders.

Inc great Alternative, Tonic, and Blood Puriser
~ ro M M.ruy valuable medicine they assist nature /,
comina Wol a9c5iy and enectualy, and are now be
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Appetite General Debility, and sure preventive for
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These powders have been found successful in nre-
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ed Full directions accompany eacIi hoy af ,,ow,iar
and bs 6egs leave to inform his friends
I'm os sne generally that he has been successful
gMg w information for diseases OF horses cattle sheer
a,e I pI thy anu Is constantly receiving and for
M asy and a the publications of the different diseases
=. , m0rses, Satue, %c The Great Horse Cattle and
,or ,, sale wholesale and retail by W. IT. Chadwick' at
ms meocai and VARIETY store, adjoining his Muse,,m
al parts Of the known world 1t Is the only place Of
Y aamnsemeht IN he city where persons can visit anv
hour OF the day evening. His Fountain loo Crea,g
Garden Is open In season. " o'e"i"
W. II. CHADWICK
Eos. 201 and 200 West Fourth stree
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CARRIAGES.

WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS.
Constantly on hand and made to order,
Express. Market. Truck. Farm.
Germantown.
e.
sNEATHs PATENT TILTINa WAGONS,
CARTS, PuSII-CARrs
BARRowS.
Also,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
which are being sold at cost, including
PLows, HARRowS AND CULTIVAToRS,
All Nos Of the Moore, Wiley, Peacock, and Hecken-
dorm Plow, with or without centre drait.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed.
FL ACKS NIT II NC
in all its branches Particular attention gwen to
HORSES ENG.
All diseases of the Foot and cases of laneness incl
dental to Shoeing fast driving treated snder the
DUNBAR SYSTEM,
successfully.
interfering inv ariaby cured In once shoeing.
Knucknng and Knee-Sprung horses immediately
benefited and lett in condition by the aid of which
nature effects permanent cure.
Lameness from corns Instantly removed
Immediate relief given Ia cases OF accuto founder.
Diseases OF the above nature and various others per-
tanning to the leg and root OF ne horse neretoioIe
considered incurabe by the "Old School, Veteri-
narians, are by judcious application OF the DUN
BAR SYSTEM, relieved and cured.
Having been ut great pense 10 acquire thorough
knowledge OF the subject, and being the only smith IN
the State to whom Mr. Dunbar has impaired his val
uahle method of treatment, am prepared 10 treat
the worst ease the public can bring forward.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the place, show
ing cause and effect
I employ only competent men, and personally
supervise all operations. once
N0s. III aud II3 Orange street,
DAVID wooLMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-22

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, london
graduate from one OF the most eminent Colleges in the
United States, and the greater part of whose life has
been spent In the hospitals of London, Paris, Pha-
delpha and clsewherc has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known many trou-
bcd with ringing in tho head and when asleep,
great nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds.
bnshiulness with frequent blushiDg, attended some
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-22
For Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

No. ], $40 King street, n yery largo ,noIor, ,o,,
Ing with every recent Improvement lot M tiet W
the city. Possession immellatclv :" .}:.U.
No. 9 Adjoining the above Is n lot er land a, Goo, q
inches by 1872 feet. The above il well situated and
No. 3, A fine dwelling, 7I6 French Street. with inn.
"SSVemehts IN good order. Possession immediaieIy
,rnu, -, "a Soou dwelling, 10 King street, with lot
IuhhE 10 french street Possession on 25 ~ March
Next: Ne, coc Apply to VIM. MoCAULLEY IL co.
w, ooo Mhtket et.Wlmington, Del. decI2.tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-22

NANK1AUE,
Reflect that u sound mind and body arc the mos
necessary requisites To promote connubal happiness
Indeed, without these the Journey through life be-
comes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour,
darkens to the view the mind becomes sla,lowe;
with despair, ami iillud with the melancholy rcIec
ton that the happiness OF another Is blightcd will
, 1873-06-12
The Late HIinfRter Orr.

4pEEFNt 4J1SPAkCH 70 4HE NHstN9N 4FteAftFs
New YonK, Juno 1.-THE coffin In which Weto
tho remains Of tho late Minister Orr naa on
olosod in o largo pine box placed On tho deok On
tho larboard side OF tho Thurinjia. In addition
to heavy nails used, tho whole waa bound to-
gether with wires. Those wires wore in aoyora
places secured with wa1 bearing the imprint
Of tue Russian seal, The inscription on tho box
Was simply ~. L. O., Charleston" On tho tug the
undertaken begun to take OF the plno boz,
which YVES 80 securely constructed that 1t had to
b. torn apart, plank by plank. The romalns
wore enclosed In m iron oaskot, which. WAS In
turn encasod in wood. Tho ornRmontation Waa
very llne. The casket stood On six feet, repre-
aonting lions' paws, which were partly CON-
cealod by drnpery md foHtoons OF broadcloth
with a heavy velvot fringe, Tho sido OF tho
caBkot proper was further ornnmontoa with q
broad silver band passing entirely around, about
M Inch from tho odgo. Upon tho top 1yoro throo
rows Of auted broadoloth gathered In plaits:
Between the innor two was an Inch and hall
silver. fringe, corresponding with tha bordor
with beautiful silver wreath. At tho
top WAS represented in reliof d
cap with . triple plumo, and at tho bottom Ma-
sonio-hlaltese Cross, in black, around which WAS
| q wreath Of laurel aud white roses. The rosoa
bad fadod to yellow. The following ia tho in
| soripttan
JAMES LAWRENCE ORR, .....
Born IN Cray tonyillo, Bonth Casollna May ~ 1884,
Died III Ut. Petersburg, April 2a-May 8, 1873.
Aged 81 years.
Tho double dato Of doath Ia owing to tho diff
ference IN TIE mothod Of reckoning tune, Il tho
, 1873-06-12
CANADA.


Special Dtspatch to I'hs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, juno 11.-Tho Governor General
and Lady Dutorin, with their household, have
left for Quebec, whero they will spond a few
montha.
Tonos1o, June 11.-At tho annual oonyocation
of tho Toronto University, hold yoaterday, Prof.
Goodwin Smith received the honorary deEree Of
II. A. He Was also elected member Of tho
convocation.
MoNrnEAr, Juno 11.-Much feeling ia ex-
the funeral OF Bir George Z. Cartier on Friday.
Tho attempt Of the Government to make the
funeral public IL now gonoraly conceded to havo
boon q mistake. though intended by the
Premier for political advantage. Tho legal pro-
fession Of Quebec decline to attend. Tho Board
at Trade Of Montreal also Objects "a doea tho
Bishops party In tho Roman Catholic Church,
national sooietios, and others. Only throo CANA
dian cities have selected deputations 10 attend
tho funeral. The remains have arrived, and the
1nal ceremony takes place on Friday morning.
BARRIE, juno 11.-Iha morning JameB Car
ruthorB, the farmor who murdered his vito In
the township OF EaHa, County Of Bimooe, On the
night Of the 4th Of December last, was hanged
twenty-five peraons. For twenty years he had
resided in the county, aud lad property
worth $1,000. His character for honesty MAJ
considered good, but 10 loyod strong drink, and
this was tho primary cause OF family troubles.
1iiH vito and four children wore in tho house On
tue night Of tho 9TH Of December, and about ~
o'clock, whio intoxicated, ho deliberately and
the head with 4 whip-Btook, causing nor death
noxt morning. His trial aud conviction took
place at the last County Aasikeu. 1lia conduct
under sentence WAS calm. lto admlttea LIS
guilt, attributng It to strong drink. At O'Clock
tAis morning tho doom-beu tolod tor tho hrst ttmo
, 1873-06-12
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE 12 1873.
tito true dato Nlay 8, is inscribed undor tho Rus.
alan date, Q limo lotng drawn bctMeou.

tito true dato Nlny 8, is inscribed undor tho Rus.
aian date, q limo Doing drawn botwoon.
Tho romhinB, not having boon onbalned, are
not exposed 10 view. Young Mr. Orr brought
with lin q certificate of his fathers Illness,
slgned BY tho Imperial phyaolnn, WHO stated
Tint deccased Ind taken cold on lis journey to
Russia; TINT his cold brought on pnuomonla.
Which resulted In parnlyHB OF tho lungs OF
which diaoaso he died on tho 9Th Of May.
NEw YonK, Juno 11.--The remains Of tho lato
Minister wore landed from tho eteamor at Il
O'Clock this morning, aud, escorted by Knights
Tcmplar and detachment Of tho police forco,
wore takon to tic City Hail, where tloy will lie
III etato IN tho Governors room.
Tho Grand Lodge will furnish guards Of honor
while tito body romaina In state. Tho churcl,
aorvcca will take place at tho Rev. Mr.
Hopwortb's church, on Madison. avenne
day. Or. stophon, II. Tyng Jr., will road
tho Protestant Episcopal Church sorvico,
which will bo followed BY q Bormon by hIr.
Heyworth, and tho Deputy Grand Maator will
conduct tho Masonic burial BoryicoB The
President, at hts oxpross, wish, was informed
last evening Of the arrival Of tho body, and has
signifed Ills intontion Of being prosont at tho
servicoa on Fridny.
Tho Boyonth nogimout, was ordered to escort
tho remains on Friday. The caskot containing
tho body was viowod by 1000 persons at tue
Cty-Hall today. Several mornbora OF tho City
Council remain On watch throughout the night
with the Knights Tomplar guard.
, 1873-06-12

in Barrie and tho Sheriff hangnan, eu1prit ands =
fow privileged spectators, loft tho cell for tho
gallows. Ho was In sound lloalth, and boro hia
doom with fortitudo and silence, walking firmly
to tho scaffold. Ho exhibited eorno signs OF
emotion after knoollng OH tho trap~door, but
littlo previously. A bandhgo covarnd his eyos,
bnt Ito wore no oap Tho noy. organ, REQ,
tor Of Barrie, road tho usual nor and offered
prayers, Immediately nfter viii 20 no bolt was,
drawn, and tho condemned m 9 dropped Bix'
feet, which causod a1most instt - eors death.
Tho rebound aftor tho first - CAUSED his
ellpue1e to Ay from his fef s, me distance
among tho spectators A. few Q h31slvo tHitoh~
ings wero observable, but they = ot Inst moro
than two n1inutea. In half mn 3 II tho body
waa out down aud the usual II e norton held.
uo utterod not word after II s pinioned In
hB coli. -
tr<fous hours eading Mondey s.a$ afsy.sght
veaaela paadod Lock j in tho Wol'and Canal, tho
largost number Tint ever pssBbd through In tho
eame tin1o.
HALIFAX, Juno 1.-THE fro at the Lingan,
Cape Breton, colliery haa baon e4tingufBhed. but
tho oxtnnt Of tho damage ie not known.
Tho French war yoeHolB D'Estaine and Kor-
saint hnvo sailed from Sydney, Cape breton, fot
Newfoundland, to protect tho French fBhermon.
The Minerve md Eurydiue rcmain at Sydney.
, 1873-06-12
BLOOMINGTON.

Farmers, Convention on tho Gath
inst. -- Collecting Taxes from n
Ikatlron1.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 11.--A convention Of
tho Farmers Oranges and Clubs OF this county
is called to assemble in this city on the 24th
inat., for tho purpose Of deoiding what course to
pursue regarding tho nomination Of county Off
corr. Tho County Central Committoe Of tho
Farmers Club is alBo notified to assemble at tho
Same timo.
County-Treasurer Denisou yestorlay levied or
an engine Of the Gilman, Clinton Il Springfield
Road, at Bellf1ower station, for delinquent taxes.
Tho authorities agreed to aott}o Immediately,
and tho engine WIS returned to the Company's
charge.
The Congregatlonalista Of Normal will rebuild
their church, recently burned.
, 1873-06-12

vito and family. This compliment paid
tho prosa was duly enjoyed and appreciated by
all participants. Tho Fair Grounds woro next
visited, and the flne stock Of Gen. JamoH Sin
gloton inspected. An impromptu trotting match
This evening thoro is In progross, at tho 0pera-
Houso, banquet and ball1 whcl, ls attended, by
tito Proaa Association and Indies, aa we1l % by q
largo number Of Qainoya boat cltizona and most
beautiful ladioB.
To-mor1ow will be devoted entirely to tho
business OF tho Association. Tho whole pro-
grammo aa arranged md so far carried out by
tho citizena Of Quincy roleota much credit to
this good test and open-handcd hospitality.
, 1873-06-12

!spfefas Dtspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, June 11.-Tho ninth annual aeB-
aion Of the Illinois press Association COM
naouced at the Opora House, in this oity, to-day.
At tho opening Of the soaslon thero were about
fifty editors present with their wlyes aud lady
friends. together with many oitizens. Tho ro-
coption was hearty one, and the welcome nd
droBa by the Mayor noat and appropriate. Tho
response by President Weloh was also wei
said. The preliminary business OF the
meeting WAS thon transaotol, and In
tho afternoon In company with tho Committee
Of reception, tho visitora wero driven in car
riages around tho city and shown tho beautiful
roHldoncos and bnidnga Of what may DO we'll
callod tho "uom City Of the Wost." THO aplon-
did country-seat Of Col. X. Il. Jonos WA Visited
upon hIa special invitation, and tho large party
entertained in a most hospitable and generous
manner by the Colonel and hia ontlmable
, 1873-06-12

NEWARK, N j., Juno 11.-A passenger train
from New York and froght train came in col
usion at East Newark this afternoon. Both en-
gnos wore demolished, and the baggage car to-
eacoped into tho smoking car. One engineer
WIS fatally wounded, md largo number Of
passongors wero out and bruised. The passon-
gers In the smoking car crawled through tito
windows. Tho air-brakes prevented moro &C.
rious disaater. Had the accidcnt occurred
minute sooner, thoro would Eaye been torrible
loss OF life. The enguoor Of tho freight train is
to blame.
DuDuQuE, Iowa, Juno 11.-Frauk Hamilton, a
brakoman on tho Chicago l. Iowa Railroad, was
killed to-day, at Loo, ILL.,, while coupling card.
tho body. outing and mutilating it horribly.
, 1873-06-12

moroo this afternoon adopted number of iul-
portant amendments to it's Constitution. 1ndi-
vidual mombership dues were Increased
to $50, and firms to pay In, pro-
sa,no % instoad Of fxod aum, % a. tharto. rho ri'
Committoos Of Arbitration and Appeals arc ap-
pointed annually, instead Of monthly, and NOM
tera at other Ola1nbors, Boards OF Trade, and
other like organizations, will have tho same
privileges with mombora OF thia Cham-
Dor Ia Rettlomont Of disputes before
tho Commissions nnd Doarda, provided tho Or
ganizaton OF which thoy Wero members have
adopted similar rtllo,
, 1873-06-12

AlEMpu1s, Juno 11.-Thoro wcre twonty-fout
interments to-day against oigAteen yesterday.
There Ia but little excitement III regard to ths
cholera, and but few persons havo loft the city,
last night will have beneficial effect The Hon,
Jaoob Thompson Is recovering from his attack
OF tho cholera. A painter namod Z. A. Jackson
committed suicide to-day with laudanum. It'll
NAsuv11hE, Tenn, Juno 11.--Thoro is q CON
tinual abatement ia tho oholera hore, and tho
cases prove quite oonauerable in noarly ovory
instance. The mortality is decreasing.
, 1873-06-12
War Department Weather PrOgn0stt~
cnttOnas

WAsH1No7oN, juno 11.-For New England and
tho Middle States and tho Lower Lake Region,
on Thursday, northwestorly to northeaaterly
winds, and ciear or partly cloudy weather: From
the Ohio Valley to tho Upper Lakes, oaaterly to
weather. For the Northwest falling barometer,
fresh to briHk southerly to eouthwesterlY wind,
and increasing cloudluoas with possibly throat
enin8 weather. For the Houtl, Atlantic Statos,
II cloudy weather and rain areas. For Kentucky,
Tennessoo, and tho Gulf States, east OF tho Mis-
efssppi, light to frosh variable wind, and partly
cloudy weather, with probably occasional areas
OF light rain south OF Tonneaseo.
, 1873-06-12
BRAZIL,

R1o JANEno, May 2s.-Tho conflict between
the clorgy and aecret societies continued to agi-
tate Brazil. The Ministry had taken strong
ground on tho snbjoot and we're gaining support
for thoir policy. In tho Lower House, tho Premier
made speech defending tho Freo-Maaons, and
promised that energetic measures will bo taken
to prevent the Bishops and Jehuits from inter-
feriug with tho Society.
, 1873-06-12
&lrnaaRerss Celebration.

Special Dispateh 70 Tas Chicago 1riouns.
gorB hold celebration hero to-day, aud a large
number Of pooplo assembled to listen to nd.
t,Tsssos by Gov. Carpenter and Col. Scott.
Twelve hundred teams by actual account, ell.
tered tho Far Grounds, while tho addrosno,
we're mado.
, 1873-06-12

INp1ANAro1.lB. June 11.-A young man namoa
ghustor, wlose skull was broken recont1y at q
lun, diod OH friday night Cull1m Aaa boon
arrested, aud wlll DO tried for murder.
, 1873-06-12

DOVER, Del, June ll.-rho jury in tho muir:
o'clock this morning with a verdict OF mot
guilty" on tho ground OF solf-dofonao,
There III still charge Of arson against WoBt,
which will be tried IN October. It Ia also pun
islable with aoath and convection OIL that charge
snntnH certafn.
, 1873-06-12
FRANCE.

PARIS, juno 11.-seyeral French officials have
aant In their designations in consequence Of the
circular ipsued by tho Minister Of tho Interior on
the 4th inst.
, 1873-06-12
New 18,I,npsh Ire stnto Offlcos.

CoNoonp, N. H., Juno 11.-The Legislature,
to-day, elected tho following State officers Soc
rotary OF State, .. T. Prescott, Of Concord !;
Stats Treasuror, solon A. Car1or, OF Aoono.
, 1873-06-12

LONDON, juno lit is expected that the
prosecution against the Tiohborno claimant will
be able 10 rest their case next week.
Prince Amadeus and wife have arrived in
England, where they Will Eeznain during the
HufumoT.
, 1873-06-12

tWor{d Sptctak1
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Juno little Sultan has
issued 1rman granting to tho Khediye Of
Egypt An independent informal Government md
authorizing him to augment his army and con-
clude foreign treaties.
, 1873-06-12
REAL ESTATE.
Great Auction Sale
DREXEL BOULEVARD
COTTAGE GR0VE-AV.
LOTS,
On Wednesday, June IS, 1878,
= At Ia O'Clock p. m., sharp.

Wo will offer at public auction, on tho srounds,
WEDNESDAY, Juno 10. 1873, st ~ o'clock p. n,.,
sharp, that uo 9royo block Immediately north Of Mr.
Jaeu stinson's no rpadonce, fronting cast Dre1ol
Bousovard and woat Cottaao Grovoas, botwoon For
ty-thrd and Forty-fourthsta., IN F1FTY-FoOT LOTS.
to tho highcst bidder, tho following tors. vs. Ono
sixth cash ay Of saio onsaixth IN % days. and tho
balance In and two yoas nornGs at por cent pay
nhlo annuAly.
THE SALE WILL DE BONA EIDE AND pEREA1P.
TORY, AND NO B1nE- BIDDING ALLOWED.
This property Is among the beautiful and desirable
osdonoo property In around Chicago and needs only
to bo to bo admired II voy ohoioo for residence
or Investments It II within three blocks OF tho Forty
thira.st. Station. tho /. Q. Hyde Park 4. r and
within hroo blocks Of tho Cottage druvo horsocar and
tho Cottage GroTo Dummy tho vost limo Of tho
bloot The Cottage Grove fronts very desirable for
cithor businoas ros1dcnoo. SEWERS, GAS, AND
WATER CONVENIENT. TITLE PERFECT. Print
I'd abstracts will DO furnished oaeh purchaser.
Call on CLARKE, LAYTON q
CO., 100 LnSalle-st., for plots and
further particulars.
A FREE RIDE to and from tho grounds ou day Of
sale both By ILL., q. r. n. and strootos1.. Ticke4 for
same to bo had at o1Hoe Of CLARKE. LAYTON co.
Train leaves r. @, II. R., foot of Lako.s 1T O'Clock
NJ, ahAtp.
f1T,ARNN. LAYTON g. co.
, 1873-06-12

XE1III q 3AA131
REMOVAL.

I have again gone back to near my old
quarters, Nos. 80 and 81 Market-at., where I
have better facilities for doing business than
ever before, and, thankful for past fnvors,
shall DO happy to SEQ all old friends and many
new, and guarantee satisfaction to all.
W, 3, HTANNARD.
, 1873-06-12
Il Strange Story from Italy-..Ro-
ported Death Of the Pope. .
His Double,gAbbote Mjnatl, Playing thu
Role Of Holy Father.
Turkey Grants Independent Na-
tfonal Powers to
Egypt.
A Wife.Murderer Hung in the Neigh
boring Dominion.
ITALY,,

itAGf.
LONDON, June 11.--A special to tho Daily
Ne,os from Romo says that many Of the monks
belonging to tho inconsistencies that arc to bo aup-
pressed, will SO to Bolivia And Chill, South
America.
of May 20 says: "rho Emprets Of Russia and
tho Archduchosa Maria haa IN interview with the
Pope ind Cardinal Antonolli yesterday"
spee'ai Diapatch 70 The C6ieaao 1rt6nn:;...
NEW YonK, juno f1.-T1o Graphic publishes
az extract from private letter, dated Rome,
city, that Pope Plus X. died como days previ..
GUS, and that his place Is filled by an old and
astute priest named Abbato Minati. His story
COCA that whom The neys Of tho pope'a fatal III,
e ass' the @'' vaeaa GSG ss eenpss ea''9se to-
Fl,ay F fo,%and ind tho - situation an exceedingly
critical one for tho Church. II seomod to thom
tho doath 81 t6e Pope, and tho slees!on Of ,' lis
auccesaor at this moment They determined
upon stroke Of tho most daring and astonish-
ing character. Thetc was a priest Of the order
stsF;ng fsss@bsnss T. Pas A.
death should enact 10 put Of netoI's
announcing tbis fsct to tic public BY bulletins
side world that tho holy Father waa gctting bot
tor, aud finally that ho WAS quite wol agnin, tho
foot being that tho remains Of Pins
TX. wero hidden away in some Of the
and that Abbato Minau quietly stepped Into bis
place. To-day tho hoad Of the Church is, in
plain terms, d dummy, wearing the form and
keeping up tho traditions Of Plus *, even to
the extent Of taking pinch Of snun during
maas, which Tho amiable doad old man
bo b. taken al that this proponEiff exercises none
Of the functions Of roa1 infatlibflty.
Ho will receive doputations, smile affaby, utter
compliments In Latin, take q Walk now md then
sacred ceremonies as arc Indispensable, but any,
thing beyond that he will not do. We shall not
| have any moro bulls, tulminations, definitions,
enolyclioa1s, or ayllabuaes for the present.
, 1873-06-12

TIRE NEW 9oaA UENIlsAL Th1E8'
Crowley, the United Ststoa District Attorney
for Wostern New York, was at tho informal
Royenuo Bureau, to-day. in consultation With
Commissioner Douglass Ia regard to tho suit
brought by the Now York Central Railroad Com
pany against tho Collector ct Albany to
recover tho $4G8, 600 taxea paid to him
under protest. Tho suit will bo tried toward
the last Of this month at Canandaigua, Judge
HINT hnldin0 kha torns
, 1873-06-12

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD x.ANDB.
WASHINGTON, Juno 11.-Tho Secretary Of tho
Interior to-day docldod thai, under tho sixth Sec
MD tho construction Of tho Northern pnoific
Railroad, tho filing Of the map OF tho general
route protects tho Company from pro-emptive
settlements within tho granted limits, which in
the States arc twenty miles on eaoh side Of
liuu.
, 1873-06-12

Tho Government haa been informed that the
list Of losses made up by tho Commission ap~
pointed to examine into tho condition OF affairs
aggorated, and in many cases q losB Is repro~
sented ten times creator than the whole yAlua~
tion OF the property destroyed.