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sevoIt has taken place in
Bosnian, and thirty forks were
maSsacred and the official build
ingS burned.
The present month is remarks
sble for having two new moons,
the first time such a thing has
occurred since 1858.
The county Of Indiana, Pa., has
been organized for seventy years,
and there has never been an ex>
ecution within it's borders.
Two young men of Gretna had
o difficulty, last week, aud one,
aged Ii, was shot by the other,
aged 10, aud mortally wounded.
Two negroes lately escaped
from the ThibOdaux Jail, by
removing o O ling plank, one
from the floor above, aud breaking
the outer lock.
We learn from thu Thibodaux
Sentinel that j.. u. Higginbotham
aud Louis KnOblOck have been
1iiudged insale and sent 10 the
Insane Asylum 1t jackson.
A elem bake and procession
took place st Bristol, TeHu., on
the arrival of President Grant,
Secretary BFistow, Attorney
General BtistOn, and others, on
the 18th.
Sir Charles Locock, an English
physician who has just died, at
tended Queen Victoria FROM 1910
to 1867, and was present At the
birth Of every one Of her nine
children.
Colorado, in the bali year end
ing June 80, prOtlaCed %, fO4, 100
silver bullion, el,OJa,OO gold
bullion, 9705,OtO ore clipped to
other points, elGO,0O0 shipped
and $1,000 lead.
The notorious Parker, ex.Tseas.
urer Of South CarOIina, who vas
convicted Of stealing and im-
pFis0aed, has been released on
5000 bail, und has probably ltft
the State, for fritng bond. Fear
Of his exposure OF other State
officials Is believed to have been
the r, ason tor his release.
tiOv. Juliu b. Weller, who oc-
cupird the position of U. s. Com
missioner, ID New Orleans, died
In that place ftom smallpox, last
week. lie was d native Of Ohio,
represented that Stats IN Cons
grrSs from 1850 to IS45, WIS 4
commissioners to Mexico; then
coated in CaliiorniB, aud III 1851
vas elected ~ Il,t Unitpl States
Senate from tt,at \ ate, aa,l sui
sequently Gnvciln oil CaitOrda;
just before out ate gHt, he was
sent rs Aiuisi.i IL N.sie,,, aud
ct the Cl0se u lnr Nj, edme TO
New Orleans i. ,sitisr which
. occupied ts death We
ltain theSe u.ta.lS iftm the Geg
leans Pivasaoe.
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new YORK TRIBUNE.

mp s6hDlat hahktUAN kBWSPAPBR,u
The Best Advertising Medium.
Da'iy. $40 a year. Semi-weekly, 81. Week.
y. 81. Postage Free to the Subscrjb =
Sp"cImen Copies and Advertising nt.s
Free WEEKLY, 10 clubs of 80 or NOR.
only vi, postage paid. Address Tue TIKI.
BVNE N l. April lily.
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Disappearance Of Yellow Fever.

Key West, Aug. 23.-The vel.
low fever has entirely disappears
M a,.d Key = e II now exceed>
ia6 =" weather is
cfut aa.I Hif
Y. HaIts, G1slfa Officer,
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AGAIN Al WORK.-OuE young
friend and quondam Cotton Boil
local reporter, Mr.. james &.
Brookshi'r, who has spent three
weeks Visiting his many friends
III the parishes of VermilioD, La
fayette and Iberia, has returned
to Brashear City and resumed
his labors as the local OH the
Attakapas Register nnd manager
vi the mechanical department of
that journal. We hope he was
greatly invigorated by the tip,
aud his life may be prolonged
many years.
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Duing the month of June there
wefe l9l deaths in Vera Cruz, of
which 125 were the effects of black
vomit.--A. o. Ricdyune.
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NEW YORK,
.~RdrGrEiSep''S Gasegb
s4RS seFiCNss Wash Blas

Laundry 0Bad Household UM
MANUFACTURED AT THE
AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE WORK.
NEW YORK.
Our Wash Blue Is tbs best 10 The void
IT, doeS not ptreak, contains ao,hias i
curious to health or fabric. AHd il uadsI
all tue large laundries on account 9TH
pleasing effect aud ~oheapnssS. SaDsia
for whitewasbiug. Put up In pacEpa
o%nvrnient for family use. Pfica In
,enis each.
For sHle by Grocrrs ~eyerywber. A.
ways ark Tor The American Wash Blue. /
you want the cheapest AM beB
AMERICAN ULTRAMARIKE WOREs
Office, "a William street, Nav Yefk,
Tim
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iNToLERANCE.--The Directors
of the Winnebago County, (ltI.J
Agricultural Society having in.
vited Jefferson Davis to address
the Fair to be bold at Rockford
on the 14th lust, the members of
the Grand Army Of the Republic
Of that place held sn Indignation
meeting, aud denoonotd the
authors Of the invitation as. well
as MI. Davis bimSelf in bitter
terms. The people of the South
have just cause iur bitterness, but
they have never yet exhibited
such on lutoleraut spirit - shown
by these Illinoisaus,
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Chicago, Aug. IA special
dispatch to the Evening journal
from Whitehall, Mich, says tho
body of Grimwood, who aHcrnd'd
in the balloon with D~or"'dSon,
was found fully drrssed, except
boots. Letters belonging to
Grimwooi and notes OF his
balloon trip we've found il his
DOCkptA,
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NT. 4. NENEU, V~erlniIlOnNlIIe,
Nix. CHARLES o. KlBBE is our Agent
TOR Abbeville and VermiliOn Parish, and
j, duly authorized TO receive and receipt
fr Subscriptions to the CoTToN-boLL'
Mr.. ALBERT L. DYER, Postmaster at
Y0nngviIlo (Royville), is duly authorized
10 receive and receipt for Subscriptions
to the COTTOS. Boil.
Mr. a. MEYNIER, Jr., of New Orleans,
AltO, Mr.. THOMAS MCINTYRE, No. /
ComTneTciai Place,
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MARRIED Jeanerette, on
the 9th inst, Mr.. w. J. Patut, Of
Kentucky, anL Miss Adelia John
ston were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. The Cere~
mony was performed by Rev. 3.
f. White, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr. Perry Johnston.
We wish the young couple long
life, prosperity, and what is more
important complete happiness
under the matrimonial yoke We
thank them for the kind remem-
braDce in the shape of wedding
cake.
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The BREAUX.D ARRALL Con-
TEsT.-From tue publication Of
letters in the Picayune from
Messrs. Breauy, McEuery, Cav
aDac and Zach irie, it appears
that while the Conservative Com
mittee certified that the returns
eco DsssttV ~ tRo@Isstsstsss R
showed that Dr. DarraD was
elected, and they simply certified
TO such returns having been made,
yet noue of the gentlemen named
believed hin legally elected, bnt
expected Mr.. Breaux TO contest.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
aT. LOUIS,
LAyElLLE, WARNER 4 W, ~

-zaHHItF
This house h II jt-t befo ,eaf
ovrrhauled, painted. iEesco''a' aa,ta. ,
and recarpeted from sog % "sts y
is frat class in all It's u ppin.a 4 ls
tables are at ali times slpgie ea
greatest abundance with sii tGs IA ~
the markets afford. The eisf.s Y
ploypes are oil POLITE, ana CbsE
the wants Of the Gussts Of fo'ps tgsiG
es are reasonable. Aa mpfifsa q
leads from the first 10 tho gpR.
Railroad and S'eamtpsl lle's ~
News Stsnd and aestern gillg'
Offer in rotuuda vl the TO- .af rsDt
tn. nestest aad n1Ost pisssb s
rant 10 til, cn1 fronting 90 fo b
under tbs hntel, where L'dlas y a9
tlemen can have meals serTeo
and ESQ ape the odOrs, 30 otter
~ met III other rssts'1ApS df
moderate.
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Impo&Sr Of and DcoIcr in Ladies' Hair
All kinda III
HAIR WORK AND HAIR JEW ELRI
Braids, Curls, Sw tches, &C.,
Old hair revoked or exchanged, Jet sets,
BrAids, Notions and Fancy Goods.
The best work and low est prices in lh.
$ nth, Wholesale n retail Mt
i78 C'"aI street, opposite Varieties
The ctrs, New Orleans.
OLIVER A. PIERCE, AIT.
County orders solicited and promptly
attended TO. dizzy
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VERMBLIONVlLLE.
=. MAuL STAGE LVNps

~
US; MAIL STAGES leave ye,m;r..
Vile daily for New Iberia vim Tpn,lIl0.
aud Sote G"leo. Also, daily lSUs IlIs
cN"@P"d) for Grand Cotcan' OSnH0"GnaaaJs
and Washington; and on Tucsiayss f rSnsSa'
days and Saturdays for Mcrmcnfar I hun
lake Charles, and Sulphur Mines ""'t
Through tickets TO New Orleans o.n
had OF the undersigned. 70
MI If ". L. YOUNG, Local l,,.u,
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The cholera is abating in Syria.

The cholera is abating in Syria.
Cardinal McCloakey reached
Paris on the Nth.
600 Carlists failed to relieve
SEQ de UFgel, on the 18th.
Very warm in Paris, lately
100 degrees t. in the shade.
10000 troops are operating
against the HssGGFF sseessttss sa Tt,skish
Croatia.
Mr.. J. b. PlOton, of Houma, is
building a new boat for Bayou
TorTebonne.
The rivers are all falling new,
aud the danger from overflow is
past for this season.
Ex. President Jefferson Davis
declines to accept the home
offered him by TEXANS.
4 National Temperance Meet
ing convened ut Old Orchard,
Maine, on the 18th inst.
A Goshen, n. Y, mother has
given birth to two pairs of twiOs
within twelve mosths.
Marshal Bazaine, it is reported,
is endeavOring to obtain a COM
mand in the Russian army.
Mr. |. g. AtwOOd,Of st. Landry,
died suddenly of heart disease,
on Monday of last week.
Montgomery, Ala, guarantees
against Pensacola, Florida, where
one case Of yellow fever occurred.
The Democratic party of LOuisi.
ans is about being fully re.
organized for the campaign of
1876.
Kentucky allows only that
school tax which is paid by
colored people to be paid to
negro schools.
MIR. L. LOnsdale, of the st.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, died
% Mississippi City last Thursday,
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SOUTHERN PATBNTs,-H. N.
jenkins, solicitor of patents, No.
- Commercial Place, New Or.
lpaus, officially reports to the
Sugdr,Bowl the following com.
plete list of patents granted
Southern inventors for the week
ending July 9th, 1875:
Louisiana -Johu IT,. Randolph,
Bayou Goulo5 revolving horse.
rake. IerGs -Ihns. Cosby, Nor
r.n Mills, wn lgrH :or splitting
rock ; William CITATION, Clinton,
"ut~deSttoylng apparatus Henry
A. IL Horton, aud Amos j. Hayes,
MGkipney, tire Gghturrs. ALa.
bama- Benz L. McQ te.u, Manack,
|antt'ns tor trapping insects;
w. Greet, Mooresvlllr. hook tEl,e
tiee; JAS. Wright, Mountains Mills.
cotton cteausr, Georgia
van, Savannah, mctlr elapaRS
sample patches 10 sotIu bales
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Heavy rains have visited Qua
ehita parish during The past week.
Late reports from that section
state that the crops generally,
both corn aud eOttuu, die in tine
condition. OF course in spots
There are exceptions, but it is
believed that corn enough for
home consumption has been made
By nearly every farmer.-Sk rere
port Times.
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GAVE BoND.-On last Saturday
Mcssrs. Olesme Dugas and Deco.
mine Dauterive, OF FHnsse Pointe,
were brought before the Iberia
Parish Court, accused of killing
the negro, Joseph Ledeu, and
after having q preliminary exS
animation, were required to give
bond Of $4,000 EACH to appear,
before the District Court.
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SHoRT.-Owing to the absence
OF our chief, ihcrN j. 81 lack 1T tn"
usual amOunt Of editorial and
local items, this week, which the
reader will doubtless pardon, as
our selections for this issue are
unusually interesting.
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III. RALLDR.
NO. 40 Camp Street,
New Orleans. La.
VII ,l~saIe and Retail Dealer in
COOKING STOVES. HEATING STOVES
FIRE CIR NTES. HOLLGWARE,
PLAIN TISWARE, JAPAN TIN,
FIRE IRONS, WARE,
FLUrING MACHINES, TABLE,
BEST FLUTED WARE, CUTLERY,
TIMERS TRIMMINGS.
House Furnishing Goodr OF every deacrip'
ton. O
IL. WALLER, 40 Camp S rect,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated Ain.
gen Washer.
For sale by the following merchants
A. Hilbert, New iberia: G.. D-Roueu. Ab-
beville; PlDnsky Il Roger, VArmIIIonville.
AuRusf Reuter-, Frnuklin Wm. Gonkl'p,
Brnshrsr Cry n21-y
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M4k HNmn 4N
F. HRaM@
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
A Modern Socrates.


An extraordinary case of poisoning
is reported from Brooklyn. 1t appears
that F. w. Walker, man of unusual
Intelligence and ability, had suffered
for many years from a complaint pro-
ducing spasmodic and Involuntary
action of the muscles of the face, es-
pecially the eyelids, resulting III ugly
contortions and grimaces. lie was
often incapacitated by this distressing
malady from following any kind OF en-
ployment. and the skill of surgeons and
medical men had been exhausted to
obtain relief without avail. He kept
a diary, in which he infinitely described
the effect of every drug, and the sen-
sations experienced under every opera
ton. Hearing of the virtues OF hem
lock-the drug by which the eminent
philosopher Socrates met his death-in
muscular diseases, he determined to
try its curative properties in his case.
Under directions, and in the presence
of an eminent physician, he took large
doses of this powerful drug without ex
periencing any of the symptoms which
he had been told would follow the
taking of the medicine He then won't
home. and took another dose of hem
lock, which produced the effect upon the
appearance of which the medical adviser
had told him to discontinue the use OF
the remedy, carefully noting down the
influence of the subtle poison in the
various stages of its action. Never
theless, he persisted in taking two
more doses, and then paced up and
down the room, his wife sitting by and
writing down at his dictation the minu-
test details of his sensations. When
no longer able to walk, he reclined
upon lounge, still instructing his
wife to record, for the benefit of science,
the strange feelings that came over
him, which feelings none can exper-
fence more than once, for they were
the SENSATIONS of death In the midst
of sentence half finished, the voice
failed, the tongue refused to do its
work. The wife FASTENED to ascertain
tba cause - the husband was dead,
The case has excited considerable COM
ment in Brooklyn and New York, and
the notes which the deceased has left
form valuable contribution to medi
cal science.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

France has contracted for 10000
horses in Bohemia.
A slight success is announced for the
Carlists. tl
The Turks of Roumania are accused
of having Killed three hundred Chris
tians within the last three months.
The Apaches are killing and robbing
the people of Sonora, Mexico, again.
One-tenth of the Frederick mine,
near Prescott, Arizona, has been sold
for $4,000.
The Marysville and Downieville
stage, with a full load of passengers,
was stopped near the Oregon House
Wednesday by single highwayman
and robbed of So, 500.
Ten thousand miners are on strike
in one county in Pennsylvania.
Owing to the illness of Fullerton.
the Beecher trial was yesterday post
poned until Monday next.
A fire in Lansing, Michigan, yester-
day destroyed property to the extent Of
$4,000.
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WHOSE OK Is GoRED:

Last week the Board of Commission
ers ordered their report and that OF the
County Auditor published in the SILVER
STATE. These reports at 50 90 per
square amount to the enormous sum OF
$40 in county scrip. This act OF the
Board is made the pretext for an at
tack on Messrs. Clark and Nichols, two
of the County Commissioners, who are
directly charged with beng partisan
and by innuendo with being dishonest
and incompetent Icy Messrs. Waldo IL
Julien. Heretofore while those honest
Christian statesmen, Il. V. Julien and
II. A. Waldo, were District Attorneys,
principal and deputy, they received
from the Board So per square for the
work, which the SILVER STATE does tor
So so. Of course in that instance 1t
was not unjust, aud no allusion to the
matter was made by the honest officials.
Those Christian officials also advised
the Board last December to reject bills
legally due the SILVER STATE for print
ing, but did not object when the Board
allowed them the small sum of 500
more than they were entitled to, as may
be seen by reference to the original
bill now on file in the Auditor office.
They forgot all about the tax payers,
when as District Attorneys they APP
pealed from the decision of the Justices
Court in q suit brought to collect the
SILVER STATE bill rejected by the Board
of County Commissioners, thereby in
curing an expense to the county greater
than that about which they now clamor
SO loudly. The legality Of the bill was
not denied, but as II. A. Waldo ex-
pressed it, he wanted to know what
county printing meant, and compelled
the county to pay costs OF suit for the
information. Again one of those gen
tlemen asked one of the publishers OF
the SILVER STATE to let him put in a
bid at So per square for the printing
and divide the proceeds with the Sill
YER STATE. OF course he then as now
had the interests of the taxpayers at
heart, but was willing to benefit him
self to charge double the price allowed
by the Commissioners for printing.
Even John Borland, who is exonera-
ted by Messrs. Waldo d Julien from
the charges preferred a. ainst Clark and
Nichols, was willing to allow 50 per
square for the printing, provided those
gentlemen could get it. This shows
how honest and non-partisan they
are. and the deep interest they take in
the county printing. While they w're
District Attorneys they entered into "a
contract with the county to do the
printing for So per square, against the
provisions of the statute, which makes
it criminal offense for county officer
to do so, and now because the SILVER
STATE does it at a less price, they hold
up their hands in holy horror and
preach about the partisanism, dishon-
esty and imcompetency of officials. 1t
is the old story of whose OK is gored, "
as we shall more fully explain when
space will permit.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
NEW TO-DAY.
Administrators Sale.
Notice of Sale of Personal Property.

ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
pursuance of an order Of the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the
state of Nevada, made on the 9th day of
April. 1875 in the matter of the estate of J.
BRANHAM, deceased, the undersigned, Morris
Price. Administrator Of the estate of said de-
ceased, will sell at public auction. to the high
est bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United
States. on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1875, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at the Temple
Saloon in Unionville, in said county, the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
Two billiard tables marble beds) balls and
cues, eight bar-room pictures, one mineral
cabinet one bar mirror large sZe), one re-
yolver pistol one set bar fixtures, fourteen
bar-room chairs, three card tables and bell
one clock, two spittoons. one small sized iron
safe. one set of keno furniture. one set Of faro
furniture, one set Of pool furniture, two bar
room stoves four chandeliers. one lot of empty
barrels. and all the book accounts of the Tenn
pie Saloon belonging to said estate.
MORRIS PRICE,
Administrator of the Estate of j. Branham,
deceased.
Winnemucca Nevada. April 7, 1875.
APP I'd
NOTYCE-The above sale il hereby post
poued till SATURDAY. oath day of April,
1875, at O'Clock p. NJ. of said day.
MORRIS PRICE,
ap16 I'd Administrator of said Estate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

FATHER, what does printer live
on?-the same as other folks of course.
Why do you ask, Johnnie?" I" Be-
cause you said you had not paid any
thing for your paper; and the printers
still send it to you.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
NEW TO-DAY.
Delinquent Sale.

OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER MILL. 4
~ Mining Company Location of works,
Indian District, Humboldt comfy. State Of
Nevada --Notiee.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account of
assessment no j. levied on the fifteenth day
OF March, 1875, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names OF the respective shareholders,
as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

The Eureka Consolidated Company
shipped 1900 pounds of bullion to
Palisade on Tuesday last, and on the
same day the Richmond Company at
Eureka sent 10000 pounds to Elko.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16

WARM.-The days are quite warm,
and linen coats are once more making
their appearance on the streets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-16
BEAUTIFUL SUN PEARL

Will be produced unexcelled by any in the
world Pictures from LIFR.SIZE TO MICRO
SCOP1C taken equally well. VIEWS OF all
kinds taken ut short notice.
fu2s II IT. NJ. WOOD.
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And in accordance with law and an order
of the Board of Trustees made on the 18th
day Of March, 1875, so many shares of each
parcel Of snch stock as may he necessary will
be sold at public auction at the Office of the
Comp by, No. 953 Broadway, Oakland, Ala.
media county California, on SATURDAY, the
LIST day of May. 1875, at the hour IL o'clock
r NJ Of such day, to pay delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with costs OF adver.
tsing and expenses OF the sale.
JOHN AMES, Secretary.
Office - 95s Broadway, Oakland, Alameda
county, California. apl6 I'd
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7 EGAL BLANKS NEATLY PRINT
ed ut this office,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

gericht, before which the appeal oil
Count Won Arnim was heard, On opin'
ion was to-day rendered that the orig.
inal removal Of the documents from
Paris was not punishable. but the Of.
tense consisted Of his subsequent 70.
tention and removal OF the papers TO
Carlsbad.
banquet AZ Versailles.
v~rRsAILLrs, June 25.-A banquet was
given yesterday to celebrate the an.
nivsrssry Of the death Of Gen. Hochs.
Gambetta made the principal speech.
Ho said that Republicans. forgetting old
hostilities, Joined hands with their
former opponents as friends whom they
previously misunderstood. They do.
sired a dissolution Of tho Assembly In
the interest Of continued progress.
Republicans had abandoned zone Of
their principles. They must advance
step BY step. aiming for the sanction Of
the principles Of the Revolution.
Passed 10 = Second Reading.
LONDON. June 25.-In the House OF
Lords last night tho Canada copyright
bill passed to q second reading.
Practice shooting Bssvesa the
Americas and Irish Teams
Masonic Banquet.
DrnLIS. June 25.-The Irish and
American teams shot for practice Of
Dolly Mount yesterday. The shooting
was very fine. and II Is difficult to say
which team did the best. SO nearly was
tho skill OF both sides. The Grand
Lodge OF Masons Of Ireland gave q ban
quet to the visiting marksmon belonging
to the Masonic Ordo-. Among the
guests were gentlemen representing Nova
Scotia. Canada, New York, Virginia and
Illinois.