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The great telescope, Of which the news.
papers have so often spoken. has a, length,
arrived in Washington. 1t has an object
glass. importc,: from England, of &c,
inches diameter, and u focal lcngthof B!
feet, and, as the largest refraciing telescope
now in use has a diameter Of @ inches, We
- beat the word" to the extent Of an incl,
and half. But. apart from the glorflca,
ton Of the secular press over the size Of the
object glass. the erection of this telescope ia
really important even, to our country.
Astronomy was ore Of The sciences which
early took root in America, aud produced
brilliant fruit. Our national scientific hiss
tory is inseparably connected with il, AMI
the telescope at Washington will be any,
thing hut toy. II will be mounted urdcr
dome Al feet in diameter and 81 feet high,
the dome running on rollers and rcvolvcd
by n turbine wheel worked by water drawn
from the city mains.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION


Uy ne Pr,sid'nt Of TIE Enitsd Statss Cf America
4 Proclamation:
The approaching close Of another year
hr,. =. wEth the occasion the renewed Thanksgiving,
and acknowledgment 30 III" Almighty Ruler ni tho
"riow'd upon Us. Abundant harvest. have been
among the reward, 81 our Industry. with sO,n" local
exceptions: hcstil has been among our many blcs-
sinas enjoyed: tranquility a: home and pracc with
other ba,iOus have prevailed frugal industry is
gaining it, m"ri:s Of recognition and its rri'" i"'
ward and gradually, but under the providence OF
God surely. ~ We tlu' the nation i. rrcoscin: from
the lingering rcsnt ut dreadful CIV! STRIFE. For
lhcsc and al III" other mcI.cs sVuchsasci II becomes
us ~ n people To return our heartfelt and grateful
ncknowl ia yrincnis. md with our Thanksgiving ""
may unite oar PRAYERS for the cessation of local AM!
temporary suferIh.'.
l. therefore, recommend iha: on r.nr"iay. The 2'th
isy Of November n,.t. the v,Dplc n"; In their re-
spee,i,c place. Of worship. 10 max" tnir ackno"i'
ed to Almighty Gud for Iiis bonhtin and His
protection, to offer to Him prayer for their contnu.
sncc.
IN witness whereof hs.c hcrruEio set my hand
and rauscd the seal vi the tinted States 10 b" AFFIXED.
Done nj Washington. thi. 18th day al o''obf Ia the
year OF our Lord, one thousand eight hundred an'.
,.,hr,r. aLd ~ the Independence" "f th" United
states q! America the ninety seventh.
'>i.u'dJ ULYSSES :. "kA:T'
~ III" President.
IlAnuroS Fi.m. secretary Of s's'r.
NasutsGroS, October II, ia
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Senatorial Gossip.

Among those urged by ardent friends for
the United States Senate >..,Captain James
NJ. Mcdonald, formerly n much respected
citizen of Sacramento. and now avery prom
inent and esteemed citizen Of San Francisco.
1t is urged in his behalf that h. is fully
competent. a man Of comprehensive mind
and broad views. and that he recently ma lc
II gallant fight for the Democracy of San
Francisco rs its candidate for Mayor; more.
over. that should the Democrats. as many
anticipate. find it difficult to unite upon
Casserly. there would he no difficulty in
their uniting upon Captain Mcdonald, while
his hostility to corporations would a,irac,
others to his support We give this rs 4.
par. Of the political gossip of The day. mere
~ adding tina, Captain McDnilh has many
warm friends who are urging him for the
position. -S,cr'menW Bee
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The Silent Dodge.

From thr Mel .ri Til AN, %J;r'n"r 1T.
The friends IF Senator Cn>srrN in thus
city are amazed NJ his con 'lutir, silence u,
regard t. Il matter which NOT only cone. rus
his own non"r. hut The welfare Of the d ms
arra'ic parry of this State We al !lt 10
III" cI'.i&c oi bribery prr!rvrc': asui 81 hin,
by the ID 'na.'rIi'r C,.ui.ii Committee OF
san Francl>ru. al! reiterated ny the press
throughout the safe \ pup:G m.u. VII,
is scckin. the Endorsement ui ihc people. +
an honorable POSITION. cannot stand on
slight tc"hri@a!tnI and tr,a at .ytyr char.cs
with "s,lrn' cnutcnpl" We have AWAY,
bee, 4 " tIri a.imlrcr of Nj. "a. sc,ly. but
We do not think the Democratic party IT Ibis
State Can afford just EOw to he saG,iici with
POmcr"y. Our representatives owe it 20
their constituents to examine into the
charS.s Of bribery preferred against Senator
C.sscrly. If the charge Is false, il is their
duty to cast their votes for HIM; if, on the
contrary, it is true, it is their Iu,y to vote
for an honest man.
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Notes From the Crossing.

,., ~,
The sale Of silrpsu- ra'''''u property ~
Fargo realized S:.occ
The pay car came in Tucs'l'y evening.
and the regular monthly payment 10 '!:c
railroad employees was male.
'Sal." amused herself Iucsinv ''ch'hi
by sh 'o,ing II, Jack. The h'!' rnS,r'
through his under clothing just an'Nc '''
hip, but he was not injured.
coin quite little town has grown up rive
or six "bus'ne>s houses are untrr i''i' mc'''
ana all are maN'hs money '"y , N,m'
Every N's"t a'' "'n'' '''"s '''" ''''''
The river Is very low. hardly enough
water To allow u yawl !" Upset, An" l. IA
s"'''' stream no" '"''P"'' VII" ''''''
m'h'hs ago.
The Ida St"rk'alr ~ the only h''' Una
Will winter here. lh' rem ''"irr "i me
k"un'Z'> line VII opera T. ~ me i''' IL yer
of the 'utii, during wiiiiVr '!hd c,'lhr up III
! the si,r'h%.
Tue Bi>mrrS 7r,bpne will be published
! rrcuE.,lv dur,nw The wlnjcr. AMI w'll give
! II iul synopsis If the rrN> OF ,nc wrrk
received ny "'"G''pi. ~ rr'''a'"~ !" -"
seen h " well the enterprise n 'nr in''t''h
! CTS IN ,ni- respect wal h' "i'rr"'n'ei.
Work ON the cavalry barracks II. + 1T
Lincoln viii not ,m rr,!i ,rtrL before the
| middle, Of y ,vrnuI,or: i, Is progressing ncCl {.
however. Srn. ui the men ave impatient
T., -,1 away a, .hey tear The rad viii be
closed.
IT., f,, ,.h, ,r;., :, ,, drink ~,
yin.r,r bI:c,s hal more rriy lie luslnr.,
IN attend +, ncxt ,ay than any other man in
town.
a.. ,,,,ro, o,1 o;,r,,., n,;,,,;,,. were
n,',, -, p's,,,,,',. .,r,j =, Ina r,., simmer
1 ,, ~ 'm,, go ,:-,, ~, ,,o ,..,..r'
'ne ~" p ',..' ' ,'- ''''' ~ WV
e".'''''' III, .''"'' "'
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0linois Elections l..

Chicago. November ll.-Onc of the fea-
lures If the recent election in this State WAS
that in twenty nine counties women were
candidates on one or the other ticket for
County Superintendent Of Schools, and in
three Of the counties the candidates on lr =,
tickets were women. In the twenty nine
counties eleven Of the female asprnnts were
elected. In Mercer county Miss Frazier de-
feated Miss Walker. In Alexander county
Mrs. Brown led Mrs. Taylor, and in Cass
county Mrs. W. II. Hinckly demonstrated
the superiority Of married women over sim
gle by beating both Miss Housekecper and
Miss Plaster
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Ey THE GOV ERHUk-fntk ne Na -. mi ~ ne a"
Mmny N N, T,,ito,y # NpHtana. 7ha'ks
y;rtny Hto,iomo'ion
Ilicvin, IN the Lord Onr God In whom oir fathers
trusted and aElOw lcdging with gratitude md rasc
IL. uniunbrrrd blessings which h: has bA,E pleased
Ia shower upon oar Tr,ritJry and Nation. and in pur
sun,,c o! the icyr,.r rn-iun Of our fathers. and IN
conformity with the proclamation 81 lIi. Exc"l'.Ty
tue rr., ii,.t 81 'h" iGiirl States. r,rOn,mcndiE.
,ha, Thurstpy. ~" .;ih day Of November next. be
or"ryr,' n i,s ni Thanksgiving and Praise, Ben.
la,niu r. Potts, Governor oi Montana Territory. d"
,ruu,-, thai NIL p"plc within the limits {" this Terri
ton, observe aid ds, with din" solrmniiy. 70 give
thanks unto the Lord tor II" i good, fD Ili- mercy
cndni.th forever. '1'lap yonr hands all " people,
shout unto God With the yoirc Of triumph
Ia wi,rsr-- whereof, ! have hrrrihto 81 my hand
md caused the Cheat Seal at the Territory To b.
affixed Done ut virginia city, the Capital, this tho
twenty -r,cond day Of October, IN the year OF or''
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy three
and VI the Independence Of III" United States tho
ninety eighth. u. +. PoTTs.
iiy the Governor:
JAMES Y. CALLAwAY, Secretary.
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construction Of irri eating canals And icser.
vOirs for the reclamation of SAID arid and
waste lands.
Second-That the construction and main.
tcnaDce of irrigsting canals and reservoirs
shall he under the exclusive control and
direction Of the Territory or State. rs sole
owner thereof. under sucl, laws. rules and
regulations o. the Legislature thereof shall
from time to time provide.
Third-That the Territorial and State
Legislatures shall have power to make oil
netdful rules and regulations. and take all
necdfal steps for the proper construction
and maintenance Of such canals, and that
such power include the power to provide by
law for the issuing the bonds Of the Terri.
tory or State (. the construction of suci,
canals
Fourth That the proceeds of lands here.
in granted shall he kept us al exclusive
fund by the Territory Or State; first, for
the payment Of principal and interest Of all
bonds 50 issued Ms aforesaid second. that
any balance remaining after the payment Ut
the bonds as aforesaid shall be used in the
maintenance Of said canals, or the construc.
ton Of other canals, as the Legislature Of
said State or Territory shall from time to
time Ivy law direct.
Fifth-That any lands within said Tcrri>
uVIy Ut Stutc SuuIl W. IJttl I'll uUNuCU
the Presumption and Homestead laws Of the
United States. after the passage Of this
act. shall he subject to the Op ration Of this
act. il the said lands shall bc brought under
irrigation by the construction Of snid canals
SiXtli-That the bonds ST. donated To the
several States and Territories herein named.
and the the remainder of the public domain
therein bclOnging 10 the General Governs
mcnt. shall be disposed Of under revised and
more strict prc.emptiOn and homestead laws
than sre now III force, and that no title
shall issue until the claimant shall I've bora
tidc. actual settler OH the land claimed.
A resolution was adopted empowering
the National Executive Committee to chang &C
the provisions Of the memorial so that the
petition may bc presented to Congress for
the proceeds Of the sale Of lands. instead Of
for the lands themselves. If in their juig-
mcnt such . proposition would be mole ac-
ceptablc 10 Congress. And another was
adopted appealing to the different lcyisla>
/ tive bodies Of the States and TcrritOrica
directly interested in this scheme of irrign>
ti"n, to rstify ana approve the memorial,
and 10 exert their influence through their
Senators. Representative and Delegates to
induce Congress 10 grant the aid asked. 1t
was resolved that the minutes Of the Con-
vcntion be published in pamphlet form. and
presented 10 the Governors Of all the States
and Territories and to the members Ot
Congress. On motion the convention I'D,
journed TO meet in Salt Lake City on tho
Path day Of July 1873.
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Wanted . 10 Heard Trem,

II anybody has ever used the thorough
aud scientific treatment recommended by
the proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh RENE
dy for the cure OF catarrh and has no, been
perfectly cured, the proprietor, DIR. L. v.
Pierce. would like to hear from that DerSOn.
and by addressing HIM ut the Worlds Dis.
pensOry. Buffalo. N. Y. such person. il
there he one, will hear something to his or
her advantage. Ms the Doctor is in enrn,st
when he offers $500 for case Of Catarrh
which be cannot cure. and is perfectly able
to nay II II he fails in . single case, as anv
one may ascertain upon e curry. The thor.
Ouyh course Ut treatment referred to and
recommended by Or. Pierce Consists in the
use Of DIR: Sage's Ca'a,rh Remedy with DR..
Pierce's Nasal Douchc. which Is the only
means by which the fluid can he carried
high up and applies to all l.aits of the IA al
passages and the chambers connected there.
With ~ which ulcer. exist and from which
the discharge proceeds. In addition l., th,.
thorough application nf the Remedy. wheel,
should always be H.cl warm. ID. Picr,y's
Golden Medical Discovery should Re ,nk.,
earnestly ~ constitutional treatment. wuh
Out which few eases can he cared .s TN,
disease - always constitutional and must
Dr. ,ua'cd accordingly This treatment ha.
NO unpleasani features about Il, md has the
advantage III never driving the disease t.
the lungs xs there is danger uf dong ~, nv
the u.e Ut strong, irritating snuifs Vt poison
Gus solutions.
PLAIN FACTS
FRANKFORT, Mich, Sept. 18Th, 1873.
A year ago had bad cougl from tie
CAtersh which had got into my throat. /
tired good many thing but got nothing 10
do me any good until used your Golden
Medical Discovery and Dr. Sexcs Catarrh
ReMsody. They cured ne IN three mon,hs
tor which Am very thankful
AMOS Fisher.
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Burial sf The Widow Of den. Leo,

Richmond, Va, Nov. 8-Thc obscquies
of Mrs. Mary Curtis Lee, widow of the late
Gen. Robert f Lee, took place Ia. day in
the memorial chapel a. Lexington. Her
three sons, w. r. Leo, Curtis Lee and Rob
ert E. Lee. and her daughter, were present.
besides large concourse of friends. The
remains were deposited beside her husband
in the memorial room. Mrs. Lee was 81
years Of age. Business is entirely suspend
cd aud many places dr"ped in mourning.
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TELEGR APHICl
The I.iushial Suspendeas.

Boston. November z. The Manchester,
N. II print works have stopped printing
until the lst of December. throwing about
500 people gu, Of employment. The mills
stopped this week. and il IS understood they
will run only four days per week hereafter.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company's
mills will he run ON three f0urths time on
and after next Monday. The Amesburg
wooden mill commenced yesterday running
on half.ti.ne. The Salisbury mills are run.
ming on three quarter time. The Mcrrin,ac
Company shuts down Tomorrow for the
month of November.
Owing TO the reduction Of wages large
number Of labOrcrs on the Maine Central
railroad bridge, ut Amntcrvillc, have quit
work. The Maine Central has just discl,urg
I'd 800 workmen
ST. Louis, November S.-Thc Missouri,
Kansas l. Texas Railroad Company l,ayc r..
duccd the wages Of the employees ut their
shops al Scdalia. No.. ten per cent. and their
time twenty per cent. II is said the men
will refuse to work on these terms.
Boston, November 10 Reports from the
manufaclur ing sections Of New England
are more cheering this morning. There is
news o: the resumption of business III sew.
er places. and Of running manufactures "r
increased time. The exaggerated character
Of many statements that have appeared !.
daily becoming, more apparent.
Louisville. November 0.-Thc Lnuisvill,
& Nashville Railroad reduces the wages OF
oil officers aud employees 10 per cent. aftc
the 10Th inst. and other southern railroad,
do the same
The closing Of large iron works and var
Gus factories around the falls, has thrown
1000 out Of employment. The tobacconist'
src cutting down wages and some say the,
will until January.
The tea firm that failed tn-tlay was tina
of Bar,cr>hali l. Co., whose transaction
generally aggregated millions of dollars pc
annum.
The bank dcfalcntion referred to in pre-
viOus dispatch, proved 10 he on the Security
Bank, No. $40. Broadway. Henry ID. SOrnes
the cashier. has not been seen since a wccl
ago. lie had appropriated *2O,QOO
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TIA 4anthsr, Pacific in Trouble.

Chicago, November 1.-THE 1ridWne's
Philadelphia correspondent ,clegraphs: Col
Thomas Scott informed me this evening
tina, no more bills Of the Texas an Pacific
Construction Company will he allowed TO
go To protest. ard that .'nhn Welsh will
arrange an extension with The hnh,rrs. Col.
Scott says the failure "f :hc r.mlany-fOr
virtually il is u !,llure-is mainly a',iibuta.
bic 10 the prc>cn, scarcity IT money in
Europe md at home. aud their consequent
inability I" dispose "f their bonds. and thus
meet their "blga,inus lie is nf the opinion
that their difficulties VII: shortly b" settled
u the salts faction If all concerned!
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Uilnois Elections

Chicago. November lO-Of,ic;al returns
are published in Oh out Of 100 cnun,irs in
Illinois, leaving only eight to L. heard from.
Forty-nine Of these counties have been
carried by the farmers or anii-monopolies
tickets: Il by the regular Republican
organization and II by Democrats. In 10
Counties, including Cook, the issue was
foreign, with II" party politics. OF the
remaining eight counties Tot yet heard
from six have heretofore been Democratic
in politics and two Republican. The farms
ers or anti mono )olists have opp 's-d both
parties in the late campaign. In this respect
their victory has been almost. unparalleled.
They have carried IS counties against the
organization Of the Democratic "r lserub
lican party, whichever happened 10 be the
stronger IN the particular county Of contest,
while the Republican and Democratic prr,ics
together have only carried 20 counties. A
year ago every county in the State was in
the possession Of one or the other Of The old
parties.
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Southern Indian Troubles.

st. Louis, November IA special from
Fort Sill says: The Indians burned Wha!.
ley's ranch. near Red river station. on Mon,
day. and murdered one man and drove oil
considerable stock. Two men belonging Ia
surveying party are reported to have been
killed thrty.fve miles from Fort Richard.
son, on Saturday. The Mescaldo Apaches
from New Mexico arc raiding in Texas, and
committing murders. The Comanches. on
their reservation near this post, have not
ana cannot deliver upthc five men stipulated
for ut the Fort Sill council. aud as a consc.
qnencc their annuity goods and food will
he withheld after this week. which. IL j.
expected. will drive them to war.
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"I0uu NOsOb. sAOsV3ci
The receipts for this freight aggregate
$le5. 05695.
Every pound of this Is brought to the N.
2. r. L. through the opening Of the Dakota
Division, and 10 less than half Of that which
is assured to the road next season IN the
matter Of government freights alone. Il is
stated, without fear Of contradiction, that
the saving 70 the government in shipping by
the N. p. r. r. the Indian and military
supplies. and In other expenses incidental 10
ru .r,ling the frnn.ier. is greater than the
interest on the Gust Of the N. p. II T.
The raj ~ not only paying expenses and
rrIs.irs. hut has paid for snow fences. bTid>
ces snd other work, amounting IL near
9iO0. 900 this season from its earnings.-
BIsmnsek Tvi6vsA
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Miscellaneous.

A vigilance committee has been ~ Rsnizcd
10 Gilroy, CAL. and is expelling roughs.
St. Louis, November 1O.-I. II. Lucas,
the wcalthiest citizen Of St. Louis, es,imat
ed worth from eight to ten million dollars.
died last night from the effect of q parnlytic
stroke.
New York, November l0.-Woodruff and
Robinson, Of Brooklyn. have been enjoined
from transferring 5000 tone Of iron to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, pend.
ing the issue Of suit 10 determine the
ownership.
Joseph Arch sailed for England on Satur-
day, and also Mark Twain, who only arrived
from there two days before.
Washington. November Secretary
Delano will, In his annual report. renew his
recommendation for census to be taken in
1873, the result. Of which could lie published
in season for the Centennial Declaration OF
Independence of the United States
John Patrick Esq Of Omaha, is dead.
Boston is expanding five million dollars
widening the streets IN the burnt district.
Laura Kcenc. the we'll known actress,
died in New Jersey Friday, Nov. T., at an
advanced age.
Cachise is still Riding aud eating govern.
ment YatlOns.
Vast deposits Of iron and coal have been
discovered in the southern Fart Of Utah.
Omaha, November 7.-The Grand Jury
Of Lancaster county have indicted ex Coy
esnor James f"r arpropriu,i"r 10 hi. own
use, while Governor, money hcl,nging To
the State.
California and nevada 10 Sigh, Earth
Qaakcs last Friday.
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Politics in Mississippi: My Frens and
Mr.. Chairman: Dcm bonds what de- doctor
spoke bout ought TO be empudia,ed. Ise
al my i't' been IN favor Of empudiating de
bonds. Dem bonds ana the Democrats
whats gin dem bonds las been do case of
OIL our 'sturbance and our troubles. And
now s~v favor dem bonds ana d, Oh VOW
good 'pah'icaus must IL d. sAms."
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According to the Wa,a Wal. .So,e.no,.
the settlers in the Spokane country are in n
bad condition. They have an cxcellen, grain
aud stock country, hui no market They
have heavy crops AMI hrg" hrrls Of cattle.
bnt II is almost Impossible to dispose OF
either. Their nearest market il Wall.
Wa'la. distance Of one hundred miles. and
there wheat is only worth forty cents =.
bn.hcl G"od cows are selling NJ ten dollars
each. Th" n'a'e-t Touring mIll IL sixty
miles distant. where al grain mnA b.
hauled =" the ground. They a'e ,hnus,pd
per cent w"rs" of than the farmers If Mons
'an'. who have hone market f,r their
produce. though they have to sell ut p, very
low price Better I've u Missnn's farmer AM,
r"sr h'cs"ns for the Chinese. than dwell
m the S'Ilt c'i,'rv - Y.Dn;sa
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The Denver Nses gave. short time ago,
% accnunt Ut . raid OF "lhree hundred
clsssymen" on The frontier carrying theft
scsips end plssdsr With them" Il meant
thru huDdsud ohayeasaA
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The Ban Fsaneisco CsbsssislS oOsrsspon>
dent says that .bs hesds At Capssis Jsck
end 0chorchin wese sepsssted fsoa shsis
bs,dtsa after he execsiisa ard sens h
Waahinsssa - = preserved u alo.hol II
~ l1oolon) 1oosoa
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General Whsck Ryan, . character well
known in Montana some years ago, and
Iatterly Of some notoriety as . Cuban liter
stor, 10 dead. Some time since be with
other Cubsn volunteers was ordered from
the United States 10 Cuba. The vessel on
which they were-thc Virginius-wss cap
tured by Spanish vessel six miles from the
coast Of Jamaica, after her crew had thrown
overheard or burned nearly d; her cargo.
The crew were taken to Santiago de Cuba,
and after short military trial four of the
Cuban Observation-Disclosures, Pedro Cespedes.
Jesus del Sol and Ryan-werc shot on last
Saturday In the presence Of the army, navy
and the populace. They met their deaths
with compusurc. An order he'd been sent
from Madrid 70 await orders before inllict-
ing penalties upon them, but arrived too
late. The United States government made
inquiries about the matter but the belief IL
neither crew Or vessel come under the pro.
lection Of this government. Ryan hss he'd
an adventurous carecr-wss In fact an aGl>
vcnturer by nature and profession. He
served, We are told, creditably in the Union
army; came to Montana and SPARED for .
precarious livelihood; got down East with
quartz in bond, but went up In negotiations;
joined in with the Cuban Cause when Il was
popular and well sustained with money, and
with his dsshing figure, carriage and dress,
Was rather ''gallus" looking exponent Of
the ''koohan" independence. He was put
In funds to lobby in congress for favorable
legislation; spen, some t25 .OO0 or go, 900
''fOr the good of the cause" got himself
written up sn.' dawn for numerous aAvcn.
lures ab"ut New York; became ono of the
Publishers Of paper called ''Osr Sseiety;"
came near capturing IN heiress; went over
n Cuha and hack several times and had
sonac clsse calls. and during the past year
~ two he'd tr,ken down ha.lly and VS.
''Sss6~1' on Nonianisns 10 New York and
Washin9l0n. We are glad 10 know that
eth I'll his faulis Ne died like . man.