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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
From Dover.
NUKE FUN on LoooKRRHAN sFRKKF-Is a. aAEItTps
ON THE RAMPAGE.

MORE FUN on LoocKRRMAN sTREKF-1s AE11PRs
ON THE RAMPAGE.
Especial Correspondence of the Gazatta liaF (
Dover, July 29, 1873. s.
AS we were strOllng leisurely along Governor,s
avenue To-day our attention was attracted 10 n
large crowd congregated on the corner of IoocI,-
erIlan street and the Governors Avenue. and hc-
lng curious TO ascertain the cause of such mn nm.
uslal galhering we hastened to the spot: the first
si5ht tnat met our gaze as we catered the seenc
VI AYnOn was a. general mixture of crfnoline
t0Wh ponce, DC, piled up on the edpe az tho
sidewalk, engaged in general hair pnlIino. ovo'
HougnIng' %e., with number of Juvenile Israel
ues lending their assistance in the wav of veIIrC
TTenueIlhs IL extremely amusing to the looIers-o5
~ seems that one of the participants In tbe row
ts IS tne owner OF u COW; said cow being rather
Mo1plesolne In the way of getting loose from her
!ncInsure and being impounded by the town an.
sn9Ttles TINS beiug the second offence of the
Sninlai' within short time, and the usual fine
Ceing imposed IN both instances her owner con.
sIuereo IL an outrage upon laW-abidiDO eItizen.
9uq refused to pay the fine, which was followed
oy q warrant for his arrest, and upon his refnsol
70 accompany the ollcer to the Magistrates ofSScs
he he the onlcer) sOmmOned assistance ana ehyTled
nIln @ ~ ioree. On thesway, howeverthev yvere
I1eI 5S sy parties who attempted the rescue of the
ouendlng TeutOn, when the above dcscriheJ
amusing scene occurred. The officer snccaeje,I
IN inc arrest of all the Offending parties however
and our town has again assumed its usual oniet
and dull appearance. ~ % r. r. 1--o' 1i.'"t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
PEHIMsuLAR NEWS.

Princess Anne is now feasting on water a msIops.
80 3essn A1nss county VIII ship avsFy light cfdp
beyond ali redemption. IT'i57
Ann beverly cOlored, of Csntrsville, tbrashed
.1le 1attle with carriage whip, for trying to
a nre burned about two miles Of the woods
Somerst county, on Sunday night.
a 1e negro child between one and two years, old
y. waS crowned in the river at the foot Of water
q. Frlneeas Anne, on Monday afternoon '''7S
/ Inc Y; u: Church at Millington has been kind
Y furnished with large fne-toned organ. nv
tne cnoir' at cost Of Sl76-at their own e1-
Mad dogs are raging around AFil,inoton and
Masseys One passed through MiIlinston isst
wcek ana came into Queen Annes, alter BITING
S'Verai dogs, In and around the town.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

fs N@NOE AND BLACK FISH, 80,
lHl0ec'93 Correspondence of the Gazette.I
m NEW CASTLE, Del, July 80.
a. W. nave had considerable exciteu1ent on the
LIt Sausea Dy the detention OF the schooner Sta1,
syI'I nsling from Baltimore, which has been am.
k.oysu ~ simpson, the contractor for buiIdino q
syvetnmeht pier, to sweep for anc hOrs which
were iost lew days ago After the said schoonor
~ Iau nIted some tive anchors they were left unor
sue Rlef IN the absence OF Mr.. Simpson. vhol 10 z
- u. pnagelphla at the time. The revenue cnfter
roTUGra boarded the said schooner to examine ber
nI found she was working without them
causing the Captain to have TO 90 and saonro tSa
necessary papers before bis vessel conId he
gu. Lhe officers of the Revenue Cutter are I'M
So Sasay vlgilant. Yesterday they boaaded mum.
- ~ SINAI vessels, for the pu, pose OF ascertainino
- eueI papers were correct, and il ia noasibe that
S olIo OF tnem VIII be found VI thout the neceasorv
be. ''0 80 Inere VIII De trou-
- 1ne new board of Trustees for the M. n Cburcb
apout 10 make preparations for the erection of
Nc anu at CON LlodIous church PARSONAGE for the
N'S ~. y. tne pastor, Rev. Hem CocIazer.
,,o111 uI olu friend Thos. Griffin, returned this
sv1an.,;s' from the mountains OF Western Penn-
IL looI-s' Where he has been sojourninR for week
YsotarS Meli' anu had very pleasant trip.
e.onstantly visiting the "Banks." canoht in add,
S,ou % 20 a basket OF fae perch, several troTt ond
~ Isn' 1t is something unusual to find these
- % Iar up the river, they are salt water fish
- - supposed that the long absence of rain drau
'"9u up tor a taste OF fresh water
l. rSt evening" the "oficials" INDUCED in n friard.
Z Hame OF quoits, on the Battery. The ahttIe of-
"clais' were victorious, w
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visnna's su1Tsrings from CnoI.-a 2

vienna, July 29,--In the barracks In the am
burbs of the cltythere, ,hsves been in one day as
many as two hundred cases Of cholera and t6ir-
~ deaths. * q nm. * ~ FaiTs 4 !
The ravages of the disease have become 40 ex4 !
tensive that the government has..been compelled
to order the removal Of the troops to Bruck,
small town twenty-five miles from, the CITY.
tn 'he city nunber of deaths from ohoI-
era is reported at twenty per dsy.
There is no doubt that r.anv Of 4ha b;oLo.,
prizes for goods exhibited at the expoaIo Iii
be awarded to Americans. - - -
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T"""Ee' Among .l,s ro. importers. .r !

1t Is well understood in the commercial -.
tnat tnere has been stagnallon in the tea trade
Tor the past year or more, resulting In heavv Ios
ses to many dealers and the failure OF few ar0as
IN Inc ca9se Of the failure is well understood by
1t has been rather matter of cpn@rotni0,in,'
among the merchants that only five houses as Vel
nave neen compelled to succumb, viz j. ID. Nc.
ke1zle sa q Co, $55O,OOO; w. II. Gillett & a.
fH9T3OO t Smith io y Aoyes, 500, 900; Charles n,
Ss50.0QQ. The Mel Kenzie irm paid AZ sosSis s 80
ih9 dollar and Smith d Noyes SOlcsats son etSe
aollar. Mr.. Hill owed his father about IS Nh nm
and other debts about 5000 His afiSirs bS vs
nSO no. OeeR settled, aud the amount opposite his
on the dollar, about 200 600 but It's afairs bsvs
NOT n Deen settled up. Philip Dater & Co. WIN
Ialiea ior SSoO,OOO, paid 65 cents on the dollar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
3Mbnf SaIFsl.. ).
PERsoMAL PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE. p
WIl be Soa at public sale at the CITY Hotel, on
" est Front Street, kent By Mr.. W. L. dilberk.on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2d.IWs
At lO1S O'Clock. ., m,

the following property cOnsistius Of TWO
4OOD HORSES: No. /, eorFai 6failion
N.0J0hns sired By the Garrett horso vears
driver. can trot IN 800. sVVu
No. z; One laIsO Brown Horis. will 9Ork in s,nals
or double harness; about yeaY1 oId
One new Germantown cHrriaSa noto2, r,..o-
1ssatsy new light express wagon IN good order; one
new road aulky, with i6rbeg
sps sst Iqsareorn harness In good order.
that amoSnt cesa;t sas of and under oaeh; over
purchaser giving bankahle note with approved IN
ooFssr or three per cent o4 lor cash sale postiye
I. W. sTlDEAN 4 sOS, AuctionSCTs. jySs Sot1s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
Suit against Glass Dealers.

sfs New York, ,sJulv %. 5
u was ascertained in the United States
courts Yesterday that the government would
house Of Platt, Boyd & Co., 20 Murray street
for S10O, 900, claimed as penalty for frands
alleged to have been committed by this arm In
invoicing their goods at the custom-hOnse. -
Their Irregularities are said to have Caused
several losses to other glass dealers, whom
they undersOld by paving less tarifF, An or-
der has been given to special treasury agent
Jayne TO examine their accounts. The firm is
worth $4,000, 900. ''' -
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The RAck-Pay ateaI '.Imnolltln. !.

;, ,MTNNEAPoLIs, MINI, July 2s.-The St .Paul
Press, the most infurlated advocate and defen-
der Of the back-bayi steai has wished. 1t
says that 1t agrees with the Republican State
Convention In calling the increase Of salary
"HnW wise, nay, II was ''stupldly imp0lItIc, "so
JstaPlaly lmpolitic" that the Press Is even in
al repeal Of the act. It aarees with tfe Gon-
Yentlon 70 condemning the grab, but i'on this
ground alone' and ndcOnsequentlycaufiot 90 "a
Iar as tne platform aud condemn it "Without
reserve, 81 Fs{FyfGsrtd ageft1fI iEs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
faE J8aIE aud :8ar Reut.
4 co.

OlO Market Street, Wilmington, 81.
coNVEYANCERs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Sasr the following very desirable properties for
hsatsrs SSsrn built new house. rOomsi gas bath,
son stTsets Ttei Ell %eiosets &c corner Sixth and Jeer-
-u.a No. q
No, g.
house on Spruce street near Ei0htb iust er,.h .
~ rooms and put-kitch very nice; will be sold
cneap and on easy terms. 'O-s' ~
bath. commodes. &c. on HaIrison streef nasp ISsf
sts svenaS; % very desirable home with the ad-
do peSt business stands in the city viii be sold foP
S4VOO less than value. 'O-N tOt
A choice Market str.st MS; ?; ;0.id.u... -.
Eestai shade, &c.;s really delightful home. and Of
isfSu very low and on S Ssesy terms -
A cheap pleasant end healthy v.Iio.o -. =
NeMarks Del. Lot 45x268. New house BROOM and
ss9Te roop: millinery has been SucseSsf liz
oQinoueted mere tor some time. Good ice housa and
SS ~ ~ Inquire of ]. II. Ray, New
Splendid building lot, 2sxj27 Fl. nm R,.h.....A
SLeetl near washington. This will be nrnfit abIat
70! 70 Duy, ag the building Of WashinTton strest
tbs nriSs o me brandyWine will greatly advance
No, g.
eshlngton street lot, 30K1k5; west side batvna,,
Eighth and Ninth; very choice. '''''' '''"''"
at No.10.
10 ceres Of W; O. Creek bottom lands. one mila
"O~ NsHArk' Deli AtpMne Mo house house and barH.
$50 acres near Middlstown; 5000 peach trsas in
ch ocS connty Sg ora Afuts; good buildings very
No.12.
No.I3.
UolAW0F0
.Nol4.
the sessatras river, Cecil CO.. Nd; Rne new ~ of
buildings. w" ss' VI
No Is.
tVos tVss On OeIaWAro avenue near City r. r. depoti
A Water povar of ko No;io. So.i,,.
er- falling White CLAY Oraok, St ThompSon's Sts-
saC1 9n ne fennSylvania and Del. Railroad, $50
ystSs nsaa race 80 yards races mill on the Rail-
load and unload into the nil DOOR tbTS :: Iut
aSs4vy expense. Strong inducements will Be ofsF-
h9tGl stand on the Md. and Del. Railroad, ar
o4d hs Var9line county. Nd Large new house
.HG ~. 1sIn. and y acres Of good land A a0od Op-
'er'aniV to make mOPsy- %S No local option here.
An excellent Trist and Ud =; s.v mill IN p..o.i..
Hundred. on the ChristianS river. is fsst hSSd
"a "a Isl gying 4Q horse power half mile to the n
.5d RTOSS RSIrOSd %iSSS g nile TO .hS p
lsSOls ossa property and now dOine profitable busi-
La Mole. re9g,
'fiI RA4No q .lUJW ,le
,,anS Ine Newark Iron Foundry. A good business
No.2I.
"a IN pennsylvania. Delaware, Maryland ana
.wS1nnfs: The public are Invited to call and sx-
,&'ns " the list oOrrs'DOPdsPSS
Slo Market street Wilmin 1kOn naI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has ap.
piled for an injunction to restrain the collection
Of taxes levied by the State authorities Of Ne
braska upon lands granted in aid ofthe construc-
tlon OF lis road! A temporary injunction has
3een allowed. The application is based on
decision Of the United States Supreme Court in
the case OF Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
Va Prescott, holding such lands not taxable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

Shippers by the Illinois Central, the Wabash
anG asl western and the Peoria and Jaoksonyille
ns.Iroaos assai have brought charges of extortion
ana warehouse Commissioners.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

The British authorities have declined the
proposition for an exchange OF postal cards
2,etwsen !, the United States and Great Britain,
age than that now paid on letters. - j
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

El0R SALE.-Second-H Hand M L,ODEONs. a. al
IA most your eWn prices, at the Music Rooms Nc.
jel4-dtf JAMES N. CLEMMER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
IGANTG.. =.

Il =
WANTED-At Sbringer'g Restaurant. . vonno
w men as walters. No. West Fourth street.
LLAa jy30-9tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
DAILY GAZETTE.
New CastIe Items.

~>'AHSASNr AMONG THE BoATs-PARsoNAoF-
ts TROUT AND BLACK FISH, 40
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

FoR SALE. E..Z......
a small Tubular Steam Boiler, d bout thres
morse power. suitable for driyingla small engine Or
heating purposes. Price $50. Apply at this Of
- ReDl4-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

No.2I.
Farms in PennsylvaRia, Delaware. MARYLAND ana
llg1nla. also, mills, stores. business stands and
evenings. The public are invited to call and sx-
snine the list. Correspondence promptly answer.
9l6 Market street, Wilmington, Del,
collecting agents. iy59-d3a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

Ei0R RENT-New House, No. lA2l Har- .0.u.aa
iTS,,I riSOn street eleven rooms all modern
N iI55n1pIO vements bay windows, three stories. ,l
l4l1 Harrison street. ~ +. n Il feb38-ff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

! @ FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST J3
rsE 7ns s1num allowed on deposits. payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30
8Gtifea,

1nose persons who have not yet paid their taxas
se 3 yoSts 1si and 1872, are informed that M
Tor de ~ r. t9 receive and receipt
wilmington. jy29-St GEO. G. WARD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

Deposit Aoeoupts snmest 20 oneok AZ sielt (aasns
Taons Ss ISd 8s4 solicitsd from firms oOFPO
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The Postmaster General instructs post
masters that If parties mailing postal card,
containing obscene matter can be discovered,
they should be prosecuted under the pro-
visions Of section 14S, postal code, al
amended by act of March 3. 1873 The pen
atty is fine of not less than 800 nor more
than 5000, or imprisonment at hard labor
not Ices than one year nor more than three
years. Also ruled that postal cards may Ike
registered upon payment Of the regular reg.
istry fee # fifteen cents. 1t must not, how
ever, be put into an envelope, but merely
into the registered envelope, accompanied
BY the regular bills.
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HegS1tozial 1to0s

The Fair Committee III GAllaiin county
ore arranging IL have nm'ther exhibition
this fall which ~ will cndc&vOr 10 make
much superior ~ That III Inst fall.
| The frcs,ci In Alder kept the miners
rus,iins 10 keep their fumes from filing,
but they were generally successful.
Tom Harper IL Pips,onc says ditch Il
nearly completed covering that extensive
! placer field. and II II thought 90 to 80 dig.
gings will rewsrJ the honest miner on Pipe.
stone.
The xSnsa"ian says Lofts rev bridge on
Big Hole, Lorrn;n's bridge on Big Hole,
Pssson's bridge on the Jefferson and Brin>
stetter's on Sunkingwater we're all destroyed
by the frcshct Their aggregate COS, was
abou, $50, 600.
Mr.. N. j. Davis and family have returned
from Virginia to Cherry Creek. MAT" is
partner Of Mr.. Thomas in mercantile business
there.
The POstlewait miliat Summit Is running
on Covcly quartz and getting good pay.
A. d. Riser, the ASCENDING agent If the
Aonta"iH" has been captured by Mr. J. NJ
Fish at Salt Lake City, and is probably
back in Virginia City by this time.
Constable Holt of Eozeman is GONZALES
cling.
The Courier says quite an exodus has IN.
kan place from BOzen,an to Clsrk's Fork,
DR.. Crcpin and twelve men left on Monday.
Reports encouraging.
Chas Clay, who recently stabbed C0nsta
bic Holt at B0zcnian, and escaped from ja'l,
was re captured in the valley by Thomas
Lewis and &. l.. Clark. That Lewis d
CLARK expedition WIS good one.
MissOula il to have Two races on tho 4th
Of July, open to all horses now In Missoula
county. One GOO yard iust race, one 800.
yard slow race.
The XissouliaN says-Tbc grasshoppcrs
have ''let up" on the farmers in the upper
Bitter Root valley, aud We do not hear Of
much damage being done bv crickets, In
other portions Of the country.
VIM. Burnsier las returned TO Biissoula
from Salmon River and thinks the new
digging are not of much account. Flour
was Is per cwt. At Salmon City.
A waterspout or SIGH" raised Rattlesnakc
Creek Ut Miasoula three feet in 20 minutes
on Tuesday night AMI swep, away the bridge
at Paitee & Decker's saw mill.
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the pi0cnE ESTATE.
Slth 0eo1gAt Against u - DOinsey.eoa
ssets0 ossdissss - 1sssvsr q; 49,

In the Ninetecnth District COurt ycater
day d cults were instituted BY residents Of
France against The estate of F. l.. Phoebe.
to recover various sums Of Money aggrega
ting @e.0oo, 900 francs, alleged to have been
loaned Phoebe In bis lifetime The suits
are verified BY Francis Berton, Trustee Of
the Swi0 American bank - agents for the
PLAINTIFF. hcAllis,er q Bergiu are the s,.
sorneys for the plaintiff The only securi.
ties held BY tho PLAINTIFF are duo bills
signed BY Phoebe and Bayerque. The bis.
tory of the claims 10 % follows: When in
1853 or "a the arm OF Phoebe 4 Baveruus
became 20 heavily involved - to be deemed
insolvent, Mr.. Phoebe, the surviving partner
Ut the firm. executed 70 the foreign credi.
tors, most Of whom reside in France, = sc.
ries Of conlrac's or obligations. payable 10
bearer. without interest. 10 pro rata. divi
dcnds. in the course Of twenty years, be
ginning ON the lot day Of January. 1855
In November last, francis Berton Manager
ut The Swiss American Bank in this civ
visited Paris and received power Of attorney
from each Of about one-hslf the crellitors
Who held these oblig lsions. On the 5,h Of
March las. Berton presented thess claims
70 the executors of the estate of Phoebe.
who refused to make payment Seeing ,hs,
there wss no hope for ehectins . cmpro.
mise with the EXECUTOR, BertOn he's !ins,i.
tuted these suits 10 recover the amount due
In each case.-& r. Chronicle, TIA
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Notes o. the Day.

I~,ndan has s65 newspapers.
Whi,elaw Reid has received 3lo.os3 fo
The Greeley statue fsnd.
COlosajo coal mines, Il j. stated 'urnes
out over l0O. 900 tons last year.
A clergyman lately said that tho uodcrr
young ladies were mot the daughters u
Hhem and Ham. but of hem and sham.
Ard uow another editor has gone to Ii,
better life. W. J. Hill cod Hiil') # tn
Owhyec. Idaho Asaiasels Was married q
Silver City, I. r., June al, 1873, to Mis-
Belle A. Peck. Of MERGED coun'y California,
Governor Bennett, tying the knot. Hill
was elected Sheriff at the last election and
with wife, An Office and newspaper, ht
ought 10 he happy.
The Republicans of Virginia will not have
the pleasure Of voting far Henry A. Wise
for Governor after all In letter " the
secrc,ary of the Republican State COMMITTEE,
Mr. Wise says: FOR reasons which ! need
not name In this note TO you, cannot &C.
cept nomination for the Office Of Governor
of Virginia. from either Of the present
political organizations in the State-Repub-
lican or Conservative"
The composer who first used cannon as .
musical adjunct WAS Giuseppe sarsi, an
Italian residing 1t St. Petersburg. In 1776
he composed Te Deum to celebrate the
capture of Fort Oczskow by Potemkin. and
besides enormous masses singers and In
ssrumentalists, he placed In the courtyard
of the imperial palace canton Of various
calibers II deepen the bnss At given mo-
meuts.
A. lrishman had dream which laugh,
him tho danger Of delay. II dreamed, {"
said he, II wss wild the Pope, who was -
great jintleman - any one In the district,
an hs axed me wsd drink. Thinks I,
wad . duck swim; and seein' the Innishowen
and lemons and sugar on the sidebosrd, I
told him l didn't care II I Tux . wee dhrap
of punch. "Cowld or hotl" axed the Pipe.
Hot, your Holiness" I replied; and be
that be stepped down to the kitchen for the
bilin' water. but before he 60, back I woke
straight Or. And row It's distressing me
didn't take It cowld."
The Caribou silver mines and reduction
works, situated in Boulder county, about 10
miles northeast Of Denver, considered 70 be
one of the richest silver mines ever opened
In the United States, has been sold to the
Netherland Mining Company, of Hollsud,
for 5000, 0oo The net profits Of the mine
for several months past have averaged
$1,000 per day. The new company viii
Immediately double the capacity of the
mill. Experls from. Holland and England
reported from $1,000, 900 to $4,000, 900
worth of ore In sight, and the mine was
worth 5000, 0o0 N. A. Shsffenburg, of
Denver. has taken possession of the mine,
mill and tunnel, - agent Of the Netherland
Mining Company.-Ez.
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ton 70 the bin when Il wss 6sst up before
the Council was se.v fsssb and saee,ssia
and no one considered the gentleman q
tnsensely hostile u Sskia1 ~ AZ SM sesA
esse AN, and pOcket u with = KEEN : relish
y any gentleman Who voted 70. Il.
y Again. when The bin came hack from The
= "usc amended. ord the Council uas called
Tor nuaI vote, the sS0sesajd c0mplsining cd.
tt01 was not TO b found We ssw the
do"rkeepcr In dilieenl search OF him, and
from . statement 10 the Pass whose reports
are furnished by member Of the Couucil)
the editor Of the bold and daring Rsekr
Aesstats Gazette lodged The vote and had
not courage TO face tho music. %
And % tar - We have been able 70 discern
the animus OF the Rocky xsssssis 0sseets
J! wi! never sacrifice ito own interests for
the sake OF the Democratic or any other
party, and when the two conflict that paper
will 60 for number one.
Ut. Wilkinson thus being placed In tho
unpleasant position'of bsing member Of .
Legislature that voted one Of the Gasests's
''ss pact Caess" laws-an irregular" ''un.
CONSTITUTIONAL" ''legaliscd robbery and
Of having absolutely resortcd to that lowest
and most desp,cablc of evasions, DoDolxo the
vote, II only remains to be seen it he had
the ''honest indignation" 10 refuse the ill.,
gotten money. We addressed s telegram to
the Territorial Treasurer on Thursday ask.
Ing him II Mr.. wilkinson had drawn his
extra compensation for that session, but the
operator at Virginia has been absent since,
and We could not obtain , reply. We will
70 upon the presumption that h did dras
1-evcry penny Of Il, and win next week
publish the Official statement And now
We submits II, with oil these facts from
The Official Laws, Journals and com>
nents Of the Republican and Democratic
newspaper q the tins. the sauctamonious
homily In the 0asssss of Tuesday 10 not the
humbuggery, sssant hypocrisy
md ludicrous qualification that man could
oe guilty Of. Uriah Keep 10 outdone:
Wilkinson wears the belt It remains
low for him to 1t once refund 10 the
'plundered" Treasury that ESQ back psy
teal" with interest from December 1885 TO
July Let, 1873, st such per cent. per month |
v his conscience may dictate. Montana
must hsve conscience fund now or WIKI. |
pson vii! never hear the last Of his June |
ermon On the Congressional steal" Thy
ins on thysown head. They should be
Unless hands that cast the hrst stone. Win
Wilkinson refundl
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A telegram dated 1t Portland, Oregon,
hos this informssion-The anti>C Chinese
feeling grows In intensity. Two ordinances
have bcen passed BY the City Council-ool
providing that no Chinese shall be employ.
cd on city contracts. and another diroctlss
the police to arrest persons crowdiug il len.
emsnt houses 70 densely - 70 sodsngsr The
health of the city. Tho following anti.
Chinese petition 10 being circulated
To tho Psesidentand Senate Of the United
States-Your petitioner are fully convinced
that The continued Influx Of Aais,lc labor
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therefore pray Congress 70 modify the treaty
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