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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

THE LATEST EUMoR with regard to the filling
OF the vacancy OF Chief Justice OF the United
States, places the Hon. z. r. Hoar, of Nassa-
chusetts, in the foreground. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Hoar's name was once sent to
the Senate for the position of Associate Justice
but the Senate failed to confirm the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

TUE FAMILY of Secretary Richardson 20 4
Long Branch next week to remain during tn,
summer months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

PRESIDENT GRANT left Washington fer Long
Branch last night. He was accompanied to
New York by Commander Ammen Of the Eavy.
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A NEW HOTEL AND CATTLE YARD Is about
70 be established in the eastern part of the
city. Mr.. VIM. II. Claeett has completed plans
for the erection Of q new hotel, with billiard
room and ten pin alleys, ct the junction OF "a 9
Bladensburg and Benning's bridge roads, and
opposite the new cemetery, "Graceland.D The
hotel will contain about TWENTY-FIVE rooms he
three stories high, with mansard roof, and will
be snowy structure, costing about twenty
Thousand dollars
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Mardered Sy Apaehes.

san FeANcTsCo. june 3o..-Judse c. r. Hay
den, OF Arizona, left Camp Mcdowell on Nav
24th. with party OF four Americans and three
Mexicans, 20 prospect aiong Salt river. They
had eight days provisions only. Nothing has
since been heard OF the party. and IL Is feared
dians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

The POSTAL CARD MANUFACTURERS at
Springfield, Mass, are turning.out about 800 900
cards per day, which indicates that they are
steadily increasing their facilities and will soon
be able to come fully mp to the requirements of
the Post Office department IN respect to the
numher PRODUCED 600 GOO per diem
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A MARYLAND NURD6R.-The murder mania
has claimed its victim near the town Of West
minister, in this state, where Hezekiah Jordan,
Henry Mercer, by plunging a knife into his
neck, severing the jugular vein, and causing
almost instant deAth.-Rdftimore [n<ricda
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Destructive Fire i'm PottSville, Pa,

PoTTsvILLK, Pa, June 20.-This afternoon
fire broke out in the planning mill of Charles
Martzelin, on 2sth street. The wind blowing
briskly from the northwest soon spread to the
adjoining houses. The entire block, bounded
on the east by ID street, on the west by Sd
street, north by Minersville road, south by
High street, comprising stores, shops and
dwellings, were destroyed. Kopitzsch's extern
sive soap and tall0w chandlery was completely
destroyed. Insured for 100000. The sparks
were blown over the principal portion Of the
town, and on Center street q number of stores
and residences were set on fire. Clor's confec-
tiOnary, six squares OFF, took fire and was con-
sderably damaged, but was speedily extin-
guished. The tire gaining 80 rapidly in the up
per section OF the town, and several stores
taking fire in the business portion, on Center
street, and many Of the citizens becoming
alarmed and fearing general destruction of
property, telegraphed to u. e surrounding towns
for assistance, which was promptly responded
to by running special trains from Mahony city
and Tamaqua. The Minersville and st. Clair
Hose companies ran four miles on foot, hauling
their reel and hose, in sixteen minutes. Forty
buildings were consumed principally tenement
houses. One child was lied and supposed to
have been burnt; anot, CT was seriously in
jured by jumping from q second-story window
and a gentleman was hurt severely. Several
fremen were wounded b. the falling of debris,
and others were severe.y burned. The loss is
estimated at Sl2n 900. Insured for $4,000.
principally in home coz panics.
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INTERNAL RKvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 ,537. "a.
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gThs Fourth Of July YIN run % berescses'
In the rural disfxtcts out west, this year.
RPstron ofHusbsndry-Authesvi maSs
riageablo daughfoE1.
~Ops % sAs New York papsD spsan OF Q
" marvellous -chanpaSDs nanufeceared &C
great expense I'm Che t6rstss eesnfzy q New
ga WOMAN a. Scranton, Pa. mt - S.r~,~
10 6st-irOn % - n if wss hot. She fou.S ~
days. Se
sUIn Cubss detachmsnf or a so,d,.r,
s.srprised by TIE insurRsn1s mir Ssnss,si
near Yaeassi, and y IVY tinsd, inciSdine
oetr eennanding e6csr.
DCapt James A. 1lcclre, q constable. "a
S a1,ee nesr stanton, Va, has suddenly become
oesi, dumb, and blind, without any sppsrent
ga frontier corrssponds.t who ~ c.,,.,n
Sack aftef his capture rsDsrks that his spoesr-
sncs would have ben inproved n he hsd been
wesned before he We troned.
"a nan be- ben asekAsa inssue An st
leu, ne cause ofhislunacy bsfne On n proper
- % nsmcane e1DlnfsooTDd Wk1lD he ~ q
"a Nniss. 20. ssqspfsy es.aAt calm,
,gnbG assa . shersA q BfevD7lie, Tesss.
HE captors were pis1s, 0ed fearing men. ana
contrary 20 the Texas custDn, Allowed the poor
Srssch few minutes Tor prayer and rejection
before aseeseins damages.
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To THE HosPITAL.-This morning q little child
Is months old, named Emma Lee, broken out
with the smallpox. walked 20 the hospital,
where she was taken In for treatment. IL is
thought that the child lived not a great is-
lance from the hospital, and had been shown
te the building and directed to 20 there. This
was the only case Of smallpox reported to-day.
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OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE Isr, 1873.

This fsvorite aud ceiebrated Watering place will
cfCT additional att rae i0ns this season. IL
possesses nlagniscent Ball Room, fine yESMY
Billiard Rlsms, Bowling Alley for ladies' H.
and for gentlemen END superb uTcIuet Ground.
* vii De Kept IN style not surpassed anywhere in
Virginia.
greatly relieve most cases Of ScrOtula, Incl PieDt
CCnsum ptiOn, ChTolic BTOchitis, Chronic Laryn-
gus Chronic fuueHlonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chic ME DiGrThfpa. Chronic d. sevteTy. They are
Ciia. to the female constitution AMI app-ti-
tonic aTid general restorative they
hap unrivalied amongst mineral waters. The
fTOpTlr tor las prov de Tor the Lawns and ball rOUm
AnT-t-cl--- baud OF music, ald IA general all the
sources II amusement and Tectesti"n usually found
81 our t-st summer resorts will b. a. the command
is within from eleven 90 thirteen hours of Rich
n0Ed v ashingtpn, Baltimore. etc by rail. all in
dAN light. Passengers leave the Of the Chesa-
peske a1d Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, and new
smooth and level read Of oBiy eight miles set down
the visitCrs az the Springs - tea
JANIS A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
DE- J. :. DAVIS, Of the University, Resident
Physician; A. x. DOOM, once Manager; s. NJ
N ILLEN. Ofhce Manager.
~ The water for sale By COLEMAN / ROC
KRIS. Baltimore.
Descriptive pamphlets sen; free on application.
NATTON.-This popular and very healthy sum
II mer resort, near Suckers Gap, aud 4
surrounded By the Blue Ridge mountain, vAv
two hours ride BY rail of Washington lk.
1875 improvements since last year: Fine piazza In
mont, bath room, an tcehOuse filed Q piano in the
house The builffDgs are stone consisting of larg
airy rooms. Beautiful mountain scenery. Those
wishing q enjoy the cool breszes Of this elevated
40 WRIGHT,
Round Hill p. o., Loudoun Co., Wa.
&RefereDees At 1 2Os street W. mO-u
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pINEY BRANCH RACE COURSE.

DINEY BRANCH RACE COURSE
Grand TBoTTING MATCH fs- s1OO a side will
come on on the above course MON 80
DAY, June I'd. HAfcA
O. EOpp.r names .. h. Honest John %ES8S
20 wagon; Q. ChsmbeTla names s. IN.
Reed Bird to harness. The trOt 20 be mile heats
best three in FIVE. The to commence al ocloc
m, good sav and track; il not, the next fair day
Admission so cents.
1t AMOS rex Proprfeter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

WHY CAPT. JACK Would Nor STAYoN THB
KLAMATH Observation-Disclosures Il gent Over.
OF the klamath reservation, reports to Super-
intendent Odeneal that although many crops
were planted around his agency almost all of
them are total failure and entirely insufficient
10 supply the Indians. 1t will be remembered
that the main reasons given by Capt. Jack for
not remaining on the reservation was that me
SOL would not produce enough to support his
tribe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

1NTEENATIoNAL STATISTICAL CONGRESS-
Edward Young, chief OF the bureau of statis-
tics, received yesterday from Mr.. Semenow, the
Russian counsellor of state, an invitation to be
present at Vienna on the sd OF August next,
to attend a meeting OF the permanent commits
sion of the International Statistical Congress,
OF which commission Mr.. Young was designa-
ted as a member during his attendance as a
delegate of the session Of the congress held in
ST. Petersburg in August, 1872, Mr.. Semenow
is chairman of the commission above named.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CO vi NJ En- hISJOh Ds
SUhMER BOARD.
WENT Eve additional BoARpERs can now be
T Ilra on Sa For oGs
'a j,i ash' 70 3ilis, iaaaSn Co, Va.
L. WAThINS, NEW YORK,
This FIRE rev house il now open for the entertain
sDd hsnasouh-iy furnished throughout. ls:i
eomf"rt; large and airy rOonIs and thorough venti
Zine Groves, handsome WsRs, good Drives, and
Tishirg sra Floating ON the SENECA Lake.
TOg, ther with the far famed Watkins and Havana
Giens, the view from the house 81 Seneca Lake AMI
ths su.Icunding scenery es9sot be surpassed
bet sH rds, and effGieut corps Of attendants
A.way. Tesdy g wait on gusts
arrive At the House AZ s in the evening Rooms eau
b. secTTed f"I he .essan 81 aggtsti9n by mail to
Lake View HS'eI, Watkins, Y Y. i.2l-lm
DEN0vO HeTEf--A delightful aud healthy
s s::sss {, s::s$ a
Sfkf an FOX j JUNE I'sH xccom
usOdsiions first ela-s aud ehsrges reasonable Trains
frc@ depot, TRT,y second and Market streets, With
Pulls, en paisoe and drawing room cars ats bed At
sS sad Il II s1d M sSd O. arriving Th at route 9
to Remove one q the most attractive and pictnr-
;st.s At rsduess rates for ale At Nos. soi and
e3- Chestnut streets, No 116 Marke. street, and
depot, Thirty second and Market streets. For
TooHs anc terms apply to PROPRIETOR BE
NONO iHOTEL,' Remove, Clinton County, Penn
syIvAEia. Jel9-eO3t
SHENASDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEN FOR BOARDERS. AA
Alum. Chalybea;e and sulphur Waters; E:fl
noun ain air. supply Of ice.
Aidrs~s a. J MYERS, Orkney Springs, Shenan-
cCah county, Va ID eO2S'
POCKBRIDGE ALL VI SPRINGS, va.
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CRIMINAL STATIsTICs.-The Attorney GEN
eral has issued a circular to the wardens OF the
several penltentiaries, calling upon them in
order to comply with the act of Congress re-
curing criminal statistics arising under United
States laws, and, as far as practicable under
state laws, to fill mp and return to the Depart
ment OF Justice blanks which he has forwarded
to them, including the number of convicts in
their respective institutions on the LIST of Janua-
places of their birth, nature of their crimes,
number Of convicts discharged in 1872, and
other minor details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

Mr.. HORACE r. CLARK, whose death was an
Soonced yesterday, Was president 81 the Lake
Shore and Pacific railroad and of the MON
Pacific railroad companies, and o director in
many other railroad organizations. He died, Ii
IL said, from overwork" C4ee.
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sCNeTROREs.
There were seven sunstrokes Yesterday.

THE STKAXKK JCE1 AK
is expected to sail to-day through Hell Gae.
Her crew has been reduced from 2iO to 1870. She
takes $50 tons Of coal for the use Of the steamer
Tigress when the latter reaches Disco. The
Juniata also takes two steam launches The
Tigress expects to reach the Brooklyn navy
yard on Monday, when the work Of fitting her
out will be Immediately commenced, in OF der
that she may leave here for her cruise on the
4th or 5th of July. The Tigress will be proyi-
stoned Tor two years.
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sISix inches Of snow fell at Bismarck, ID. T.
on The 2Oth Of May. - 49,. -.

on the 20th Of May. - .7t7e's
ga man ct Gsleshurg, H., has been fined
410for cutting on his wife's hair. .-..r
Fourth Of July in the rural districts cut west.
~The Connecticut senate have passed the
usury Law, fixing the rate OF interest at per
cent. ,.,~ - 81 ..-.
n0Postmaster Neal G.. Nichean, at Meredith
village, N. H., b defaulter TO the government
to the amount Of 81 $50. He has been removed.
y uDThe Hon. Charles Francis Adams WIN de-
liver the Phi Beta Kappa orstion ct Harvard on
June Is. i4Nt - 40 - 'f
ga well dressed lunatic amused himself by
throwing $40 greenbacks 70 the ragamufiRs Of
Newark, n. j., the other day.
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A RUNOR prevailed On the streets to-day that
a case of collision had come to light in the
Treasury department, wherein a clerk was &C
cused Of transferring draft for $50. 900 to GER
tain parties acting as attorneys in this city who
were not entitled to receive it, IL was also ru
mored that Secretary Richardson had ordered
an investigation, but upon applying for infor-
nation concerning the alleged fraud, the Sec
rotary stated to STAR reporter that he had
heard nothing of it, and had not ordered any
investigation on any such subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

TIE RACES at Fleetwood park, n. ", yester-
day, were well attended. The first race, for !.
en- 2:3s, was won by Constance, with Lady
Banker second. Time, PSI, 3:S6k, 2:30 4, and
2:34x. Lady Banker won the third heat. The
second race, for horses that had never beaten
second and Lady Rosa third. Time, 2.2i \
2:2sk, 23lh 2:3lY. George won the third heat
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THERE will be o solemn requiem mass for the
late Rev. A. Grimm next Monday, the sd, at
O'Clock q. m, in st. Josephs church, corner
{ and ID street northeast.
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PAID UP.lThe Warren Sentinel gives an sc-
count Of o fellow In Maine, Who recently wrote
70 Front Royal for the amount OF . board bill
the Union amy. The BIN waS Forwarded and
the cash reDftted. Good. Let's al send our
bills.-SAenoadeah Val DenDc1uf.
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MEMORIAL STATUE.-The state of Massachu-
sets, as its contribution to the statue hall at
the Capitol in this city, has selected the his
tOTic Governor Winthrop and Samuel Adams to
he its representatives. MIR. GreenOugh is
already at work at Newport upon the former
ana Miss Anne Whitney has recently completed
a statuette of the latter, which is 50 highly COM
mended by art critics that a contract will be
made with her to produce il in marble. Both
OF these sonlPtoIs are natives OF Massachnsetts
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A FoRHfplBfE BAND or ouftAws.-A spe-
cial dispatch reports the arrest st owingsville,
XIV, Yesterday Of an outlaw named Hagan, who
has confessed the names OF eighty members ef
band of desperadoes OF watch he Was nem-
Der. He says that this hne Of robboD and
thieves extends from Pendleton county through
Kentucky and Virginia into North CAr0lina-
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New York Notes.

THIS Is THE WAY 1T WORKS.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Wm. III. McNevens
sentenced TO be hanged July II, Is 1, for shoot
ing Edward Hines, and after a new trial sen
fenced to fifteen months in the state prison,
has been arrested again for drawing a pistol on
another man.
THE SWEDISH PRINCE COMING To AMERICA.
A ten-column account of a recent interview
with King Oscar, Of Sweden, is Published here
this morning, wherein the king is represented
as saying he had for many wears been DESTROYS
OF visiting America. - should have gone 10
America when was prince, and it was al
ways my intention, but many duties deyolyed
upon me, and in later years when my brother 8
health was improved, I could not leave. Now
L am king, and the best place for a king to be
is in his own country. / mean TO send NV son.
the prince, as soon as his studies are far enou Oh
advanced to permit him to travel, as did the
Prince of Wales. The Swedish people in the
United States will be glad, / know, to see him.
All the accounts we receive show that they are
welcomed by the Americans.
WOMAN MURDER WITH HArCHEr
Mary Reilly and Catharine Green quarreled
IN sd street tenement house yesterday, when
the latter fatally Drained the former with a
Ratchet.
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
is as follows: Loans, increase, 81 ,1S9 400: spe-
Gle, increase, $3.50, 100; legal tenders, Increase
500 200; deposits, increase, g, 400; circula
ton, decrease, $50, 100.
THE JURY III THE sHARKEY TRIAL
have brought in q verdict Of murder in the FIRST
degree, but added recommendation for
mercy.
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
THE RENOWNED
SAN FRANCISCO MfNSTRELS,
Formerly of California,
And Tor the last Seven Years
The standard Company in New York
COMPANY OF TWENTY-FIVE FIRST GLASS
PERFORMERS,
Under the mana cement Of
BILLY BIRCH, DAVE MANIFOLD,
AND CHARLEY BACkIS.
Will Ape MONDAY al The Opsra Uousa
Viii app ar MONDAY at The Opera House,
VIII appear MONDAY at Tho Opera HSuss,
WITH PROGRdMME OF TIE RAREST
HOME Music IND TIL RICIf-
EST NATIVE FUN.
weeks, the Frisco MiDstreIs will appear for one
week in Washington
Admission IS 50, and . Cents Seats secured AT
the Opera House 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-21

SENATOR SHERMAN is out in "a letter with
reference to the back pay business in which he
says: II determined / would not receive the
back pay, but would leave it where il now
is-in the Treasury of the United States. l so
notified the disbursing officer OF the Senate
and when asked by any one about the matter
have answered that would not receive it.
did not and do not now deem it necessary for
maliy to receive the money and then pay it
back again"
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

q EYP0RT ExCURsIcss.
On and after FRIDAY. lime Il. lss. thu
elegant and favorite steamer KEY. ~, ~
F2kL WI eoef;snce her regular EA46-S
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
ioSt OF III street, at O'Clock m, returning at
II D. m. During the summer OF 1872 these excur-
sions were largely pstronized by many Of our best
eitlzens, who found IN them cool and pleasant
CAPE from the heat and dust of the city. No. effort
shall be spared during the coming sumner 10 make
them pleasant aud agreeable in every respect. De-
tectyes Will be stationed the boat TO prevent the
ADMISSION OF any improper characters. No intoxi-
eating liquors sold Music, dancing, aud refresh
ments on board Fare, single tickets, ]; lady aud
gentleman, $50 Apply to WM Il. BYLES
Agent, COS PenBsy " ania av enue. ns3I-lm
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ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEN FOB BOARDERS. A.

Alum. Chaiybea:e and Sulphur Waters; lE:SH u
noun ain air supply Of ice.
AIdre~s a. }. MYERS, Orkney Springs, shenan-
dCah county, Va. ID eO2S+
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~Bees murdered little boy in Lake City,
Iowa.
~Lo Jack they call HIM nov; and his tribe
u called Lavabedouins.
ga philadelphia bar keeper has contributed
40 900 of prize won by him in the Havana lot
terry to the funds OF an inebriate asylum.
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THE la CROSSE RAILROAD BRIDGE CUES
TIoN.-Hon. j. 81. Rusk, Of Wisconsin, is at the
Ebbitt house. He comes to Washington in the
interest of his constituents in regard to the To-
cation of the La Crosse railroad. There is no
doubt that the proposed Union bridge will be
location by the Secretary of War, or rather that
its location will be approved by that officer, at
some point on the Mississippi which will accom-
modate majority of the conflicting interests,
and that the attempt of the Milwaukee and st.
Paul company to effect its location at a point
where the interests of other roads, as well as the
city, would suffer, will prove unayailng.
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nNE OF THE FINEST oRCHEsTRInNSi in the
" country can be heard at Mr.. SCHWART- ~,
ZENBERG'S- 4OS Pa. avenue. This inztru- xksaE
ment was i'm ported al a cost Of S6Hp9, and rep $sSx
resents an immense orchestra, with drums CIV NIB ,-
and chimes complete Concerts daily aud nightly
shd BAR properties OF The finest character. The pab
BC are cordially invited, free Of charge. jeI5-im
c-DNo.J On Exhibition INKwN
Ae6 and kals la3a
yrH ST. AT )1,H =,
MARkRirER's, 81
30. &SS fth street, between ID and q sfreets aieh,
doors above Odd Fellows Eall.
Vnoioe Oll Paintings, Engrayiugs, Ohromos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hanginss, Window
Aedes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sels, Rlngs, Nalls, &c, il the District
STERMS CASH
Please remember Name and Number jel-Iy-
A LII KINDS OF OAsT-OFF WEARING APP
A PAhEL can be sold to the very bast adv ant age
by addressing calling on JUSTH
Sl9 street, between sth and 7th n ",
votes oy mail promptly attended TO. Cash paid. rs
ND GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Erc.,
- oougn 81 lair prices for New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes BY mail
promptly attended 10 By AUGEEsTEIN ll0o
Heunsylvanis avenue dn-ivs
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SAfIAin oACk WANTED TO BE IRlkD BIZ
JURY OF INDIANs.-Mr. Meacham, the peace
commissioner, who was wounded ct the Candy
massacre, went to Fort Klamath In response to
dispatch from Captain Curtis, judge adyocate
OF the Modoc court martial, reqaesting him to
be present - . witness at the trial. Mr..
Heacham says that In one Of his talks with
Capt. Jack he advised the latter to surrender
himself and such Of his band a. were accused of
murder for trial, and promised that he would
do all In his power TO eee full justice done them.
With cynical smile Capt. Jack touched Mr..
Meacham on the arm and Inquired. s'Would
we be tried by . jury Of Indians?" Mr..
Meacham was somewhat taken aback ct the
query and responded IN the negative where
upeI Capt Jack haughtily refused 70 accept the
proposition Mr.. AeachaA says that Jack evil
jury composed of the settlers they would be
hung whether proved guilty or not-ap opinion
in which Mr.. Meacham himself concurred. al
though be did not 20 express himself 10 Capt.
Jack. II will take Mr.. M. about ten days to
reach Fort Klamath, and the trial will not
probably commence until he arrives.