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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
AN ExrKNsavE Hustsra.

ssThs appropriation for the Pyramid
Iahe and Walker River Reservations.
you are aware. IL $4,000 in currency
psr annum. The salaries OF one Agent:
Two fsrmsu, I've intsrprstsrs. clerk and
eook ffor Pyramid Lake Reservation
only) required for both Reservation
ars "a, 100 In currency per annum. thus
leaving for provisions. farming utsnsais,
repsirs. blankets and incidental e.
psnses the sum Of $500 in currency"
We extract the foregoing from . letter
written 10 the Virginia Chronids few
days ago by one R~aphssl-a citizen OF
wadsworth. vs bslisve-regsrding the
administration Of Indian Affairs by 3d.
p~srintepdsnt Batsman. Mr.. Raphael
publishes the foregoing. among other
equally oondsmnatory facts. - q vindi-
cation Of Mr.. Bateman's Stewardship.
The facts. on the contrary. are an indict-
mont. In the sams communication vs
also read that forty rations per day are
issued on the Pyramid Lake and Walker
River Reservations. and that the indi.
gent sick and blind on beth rsserva-
tons number siIty-hvs. Itappsars.th then.
70 take care Of these sixty-hve unfortun-
stss. and 70 issue forty nations PEI dism.
the services Of two farmers, two inter
pretsrs, q clark and q cook are required
In addition to the invaluable supervision
Of the Agent. Mr.. Batemsn. and that TO
perform The services indicated the sum
Of $7.l00 out Of $4,000 is annually alb
sotbsd. In other words for every dollar
which goes to tho support Of an Indian.
another goes into the pockets Of tho
Agent and his rstinue. Or, again, that
Il costs almost half the appropriation to
disturss the remainder. What stronger
indictment. what moro pslPabls show.
ing Of tho absurdiiy of Indian manage
msnt could BE- nader Two intsrprstsrs
are employed. For whati Indians in
and around Virginia City and Gold
Hill. neod no interpreters to trans
late their needs or Wishes. They
SUCCESSFULLY manage 70 make them
sslves- understood without the aid OF
paid trsnslaton. Two farmers arc paid
annual salaries. For whati To super
viss Indian ~farmingf Where are the
proessdsf A clark Is paid . fair salary.
What in Gods name arc his duties.
Must no count the forty ~rations, and
call tho roll Of tho si1ty-hve blind and
sick savagss? 10 . clerk necessary to
supsrviss the expenditure Of $4,000
annually. nearly half Of which goes to
seven meni Il strikes Us that his labors
will never mako him round ~shouldered.
What arc Bro. Bateman's duties? Why
cannot he supervise his farms and make
out his accounts. thus dispensing with
three s~inscuresi Two interpreters for
sixty-fve Indians! But We forbesr. In
our Judgment, this Agency business Of
Batsman's 10 q ~stupsndous and sIpen'
sivs farce. Il Ii . sample, however. Of
the silly manner in which Government
revenues Are squandered. Mr.. Raphael
has told too much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
NRvRR PUBILCLY DENIED.

A correspondent Of the Reno Journal,
writing from Canen. takes our CORE
spondent. Toby Green" 10 task for
stating in q recent letter 10 this paper
that the evidence submitted TO the spe-
oiL Committee Of investigation into the
Affairs OF the new State Prison at Reno.
proved that public money was squan.
dsrsd for partisan purposes, eto. The
journal correspondent says that after
examining the evidence he does not find
anything 10 substantists such charges.
Yet the committee found that $4,000
had been expended for what could have
been done for SIS. 900. and one Of the
members Of the committee publicly stat
Cd that . gentleman who was paid for
the use Of two tsams at $25 per day for
some two OF three months. came before
the committee and testified under oath
that he never furnished but ons team.
and that only part Of the time paid for.
We have mot seen the evidence retained
by the committee. but venture to
assert that Toby Green knew
What he vas writing about. In
conclusion We will add that we
were personally told these same facts by
Senator varian. and additional ones SUI
feisnt to sffsetually dmmn such man.
ssement - was displayed BY the Demo-
CRATIC managers Of that work during
the political campaign last FAN. lis
our Judgment that tho least said BY per-
som who desire the credit Of tho Dem
ocraac party regarding this State Prison
building. the better. The plain facts
are y We charged them to DO in October
last. The moneys Of tho State were
used 70 carry washoe for the mongrel
ticket. and successfully. We have never
complained because the Dollie-Dcmo-
cratic combination was successful in
that county: but We think now. q du.
ring the canvass. that the leaders Of that
crusade should have used their private
funds for tho purpose. Let candidates
pay ta,ss for party purposes. The pub
Lie revenues should not DO used in that
mannsr. Ono word more. The facts
stated by Senator vsrian have never
been publicly denied BY either the Sena.
tors or Asssmblymen from washoe
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
An AFRICAN INSTEAD OF 4 f0LA1
ExPEDlTi0N.

Our Dispatches yesterday stated thsa
The Secretary Of The Navy and . num-
Der Of Senators and member Of Con-
gress favored an appropriation for an
other Arctic expedition. When will this
bottles chase for the North Polo DO
sndsdl And II. psrchancs. some ad-
venturous mortal shan step upon n
end Of the great a,ls upon which the
world rsvolvss. and through the shim-
mse Of floating ~frostaaiss watch the
sun circle around him without sunset or
twilight, or change Of altitude. what
tAsnf II Il worth The dak, the suffer-
ing. the hidsous nightmare Of perpet-
uai congsalmsnsi OF what avail TO
civilization. to commerce. to science.
would such experience bs' Were the
mysterious and predetermined North
Passage discovered. should an open
sea Be- found whose waters wash
the ics-bound ciifs which hedge
Il roundabout, whose sullen waves
sweep over tho northsrmost spot
Of earth. from North to South or South
10 North. from West to East or East to
West, what thsni There are lands
where human beings live and have lived,
for aught vs know, since the dawn o
creation; lands where fruits ripsn and
flowers bloom; where rivers beautiful
and navigabls Aow on In never c~easins
current 70 broad seas; whore gold and
silver. ivory and pearls arc found. and
whore humanity. degraded though 1t DO
awaits the sound Of c~ivilization''
voices; the presence Of progressive spir'
its; tho teachings Of philanthrOpist'
and scholars. Those lands, plunged In
the darkness Of degradation and debase'
ment, await the tread Of progress. thu
coming inroad Of Caucasian enterprise
In them may yet b planted seeds
which. in the years TO come. will pul
forth fruits worth gathering. Where
fore We say. drop Arctic explorations
aud send one equipped n should be
come . nation. TO that mysterious moth
or Of nations and hider Of secrets FOL
countless centuries -Centrd Africa
In her dense Businesses, by her might,
rivers. humanity ~grovsls, while thu
world seeks among ice fields for impos
abilities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
tn. San Francisco Poa publishers

Tus San Francisco Poa publishers
are going to commence publishing a
weekly edition Of their paper on
Thursday neIt--March ith. commsne-
ing only three or four years AGO, IL was
known merely - the ''little Posi-" but
by indomitabls energy. talent and per-
severance. Il has rapidly been brought
upward and forward to front rank in
the daily journalism Of San Francisco.
The Pod has well earned its success,
and We congratulate Its ontsrprising
proprie.on. The Weekly Pod will con-
tain eight large pages Of reading matter
and it, subscription price is only 81 a
year. Cheap enough.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
SILVER BULLION AND COIN.

We received this morning from
superintendent Crawford. Of the Car
SON City Mint. the following circular
Just issued BY the Treasury Department.
Il will DO found Of interest TO bullion
producers:
OyYics DnxcroR OF TIE MNr.
wAsHNoros, Feb. Is. 1876
The provisions contained in the
Coinage Act Of 1873. that silver coins oil
tho denominations Of half and quarter
dollars and dimes be paid ut the Mint In
Philadelphia and the Assay Once In
New York City for silver bullion pur'
chased for such coinage. expired by
Limitation ON the 18th instant.
Such coins will not, therefore, be IL.
sued hereafter in payment for silver
bullion deposited or purchased ut the
several MINIS or the Assay office in New
York, but will DO exchanged for gold
coins at par in sums Of not less than ono
hundred dollars.
Silver bullion may be deposited as
heretofore for bars or trade dollars.
Silver bullion separated from gold do.
positss will Be paid for In gold coin at
such valuation a. may DO established
from time 70 time By the Director OF
the Mint.
For The present. and until further mo-
tics, such silver will be paid for at the
rate Of ono dollar and twelve and ono.
half cents fSl l2L) per standard
ounce.
Silver coins, other than the trade dol
lar, arc Manufactured on account OF the
Government only. and the silver bullion
required for that purpose will be pur-
chased. when needed, BY the SuPerin-
tsndsnts Of tho Minis at Philadelphia,
San Francisco and Carson City. and the
Assay Once at New York. with the APP
provL Of tho Director a. TO price, terms
and quality. H. r. LNDsRNAs.
Director OF the Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02

Wa are glad 70 note the fact that yes
tsrday the bill TO make the Lieutenant
Governor sx-oficio State Prison Warden
failed 10 pas the Senate. II was i'll
advised and should nevsrhave been intro
duosd. The State has had her all Of
tina. kind Of experience. We had rather
80 Governor Adams lodging Churchill
county Hills than supervising State
Prison oonvicts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02

ANDY wHrrToRD. Clerk Of the House.
after the passage Of the compromise
gambling bill by tho Assembly ys~tsr-
day. was. By special resolution. directed
not TO let the grass grow under his feet
In transmitting said bill 70 the Senate.
Andy skipped over TO the latter body like
Q young gaxslls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02

TEE Carson Tlribws announces that Il
will close its "pen portraits' Of our
Legislators. We read this with a sigh
Of relief. So. doubtless. did the un-
happy Solons in Carson. Give them q
rest. oh! Tribune! for the session is
nearly ended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02

PszszDEn GaAr yesterday signed
the Civil Rights bill. Which il just and
riehk, and does him credit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
TIE T OF THE
HOME MUTUAL

On the Pacific Coast for the past ten years.
and the following well known Directors, are
. suihcieRi guaranty Of responsibility ana isif
dealing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
NEWsPAPER z
FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NETTING.

Tal So!sD q pIaEcyoas OF THE 50.
;sssssis ;,;is6 = re-, p:l: p 'il:ss: @
2 ce6se ofths rrssidsat
mid tn sToRsR, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
'CAPlfALkNOFRS..

Pro. ous srssuI S~lhsis,osDrxr At eA.sos
rsacs Aajssssd and Deeiarsd-rhs
Csmpremise Gambling hill
Hexican fessiener-Bseres Cas-.
eus-Unlversity Bill- sallie Hart
Attending - Businsss-Cslenei
Dew APeiegisss 90 Miss orses-
Dsg-aassss-aal-1 azzlng.- Pix.
legs Beosnd Setree-atsvsnson
ssssibly wisharaws his whisky
NH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
r1ashes.


After the adjournment ON Saturday
night, there was q little un~plsasantness
bstwoen two members Of the Assembly,
during which the reflection on paternity.
which constitutes apopular Pacific coast
spithst, was cast by one gentleman upon
tho othor. No blood was shed; but Il Is
said the gentleman who was called tho
male descendant Of o female dog In
tends 10 make the uttersr prove Il.
Az the session draws to n close, bur
ring Is becoming more frequent and
prolonged, the hall between the two
chambers being thronged with men try.
ing 10 make other men see things In the
same light as themselves. Storey
county 10 not unrepresented in this
branch fths Third House.
Sergsant-at-Arms PiIley. gives anoth.
or soirce In the Ormsby House dining
room, this evening. I won't say there
will - a.'cod collection" for fear OF
my joke bcing spoiled by its being print
ed collation. but will state that the
Sergeant will furnish cold cornsd beef
and bologna 10 the dancers. 't'
Senator Stevenson has Withdrawn his
bill prohibiting tho collection OF accounts
for liquors sold al retail. having satisfed
himself thai Il Ia In conflict with the Act
licensing the selling Of liquors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02

And rates graded according to the burning
hazard Of the risk assumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
Mistake.

Colonel Dow made a funny mistake
the other day. caused by the similarity
in the names Of your correspondent and
q lady who ~frsquents the Legislative halls.
The Colonel--so tho story goes-used q
S~haksspeian quotation In speaking to
some question. and the lady sent him o
note. only signing thereto her surname.
telling the gentleman his quotation wa
wrong. He. thinking the note was from
tho writer hereof. replied: ''The h-lit
il! don't care a d-n II It's right or
wrong" Of course Col. Dow apolo-
gised when he learned that his reply was
addressed to 4 lady instead Of a Boho-
milan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
BORN.
MARRIED,

TowLE-TowRR-1n oarson. Fsb. q. Frank
Y. Towle 10 Miss Annie Il. Tower.
HuLL-sHRLTON In Clover Valley, Feb. u.
Joseph Hull 10 Niss Ella Shelton.
, 1875-03-17
Acknowledgements

!mET bringes heryed ill o%ffentlig
w kundskab, at for Fremtiden
kunne Breve og Korsbaand til Dan
mark blive hcfordrede via Cherbourg
| den vestlndisk-tydske Postsek imod
Forudbetaling som foIger:
For Breve +: 10 Cents pr. Is
Grammer.
" Korsbaand S Cents pr. so
Grammer.
De gj9ldende Taxter for Forsen-
delser til Danmark, i den vestindisk-
danske Postsak via Hamborg, ere
uforandrede.
Ch%ristiansteds Kongelige Postcon-
tOir den lite Marts 1875.
J. kNUTHSEN.
, 1875-03-17
Translation.
PUBLICATION

RHE Public is hereby informed
that henceforth Letters and
Cross-Bands to Denmark can be
transmitted via Cherbourg in the
West India and German Mallbags
on prepayment ofthe following rates:
For Letters, IL Cents pr. 10
Grams.
" C~ross-bands, 5 Cents pr. 81
Grams.
The existing rates for the trans
mission Of Mail-matters to Denmark
in the West India and Danish mail
bags via Hamburg are unaltered'
ROYAL Post. Office, Frederlksted
MARCH 18th 1875.
Aut.
, 1875-03-17
Bekiendtgjorelse

NET brinses herved til ofentlig
IDJ Kundshab, at for Fremtiden
kunne Breye og Kors-Baand til Dan
mark bliye befordrede via Cherbourg
i den vestindisk-tydske Postsek imod
Forudbetaling som f0Iger:
For Broyc 10 Gents pr. IS
Grammcr.
" Korsbaand 5 Cents pr. so
Grammer.
De gjaIdende Taxter for Forsen-
dels&r til Danmark i den %vestindlsk-
dahske PostsHk via Hamburg, ere
uforandrede.
bet Kgl. Postkontor, Fredcrik-
sted den lite Marts 1875.
JANTZEN.
Aut.
, 1875-03-17
FOR r E n T

GTHE front dwelling and Store of
the House No. IS King Street,
lately occupied by Mr.. Dixon
for particulars pray call on
P. w. SCHUSTER.
Christiansted st, Croix 9th March
1875.
, 1875-03-17
Total S444,9OO 81

Balance of deposits $48,888. 20
3 new deposit accounts viz:
Various.
16 Withdrawals amounting to $122. SO
Receivers for SATURDAY, 20h March 1875.
In CHRIsTIANSTED
R. Petersen, Esq, Trustee,
J.. Knuthsen, Esq Member.
In FBEDERIKsTED
H. N. MaIgrav, Esq, Trustee.
Lawyer A. Heiberg Member.
JOH. e. GOLDBERG.
President.
St.sCroix, 10th March 1875.
, 1875-03-17
5 8 D, D D
Tor one dollar.
I H B I D X AS
8fFT CONCERT ASSOC
B1ATEDN,
will give a grand concer Wed
nesday May goth 1875 in Nc. Gov
ans Opera House, City of Denison,
Texas, and will distribute to the
Ticket Holders j:
&Qr0 0ON S,v Tspfo
&250,000 5m &ift8,
100000 E'5ekofs
at s 100 each.

One Gift is guaranteed to one Of
cUeTy cleUcn consecutive members.
I'LL blank tickets a0iW receiUe cal
uGbLe Chrome or Oil Picture, vaIue
So to S. each.
A statement ofthe distribution will
be published and forwarded to Tick
ct Holders, and all gifts will be
promptly paid after the distribution.
Under public supervision and con
troll. References: First National
Bank, Denison;
MEssRs. L. PERKINS s. Co.
Philadelphia.
Tickets may be had in St. Croix
of Mr.. J. Sasso. Prospectus at
the Store of Jno. Hutchinson, ESQ.
, 1875-11-22
HQHH BILE.

HoRR eIF.
Co1rNBCs, o. Nov. 2l.-Woadelino 9leget.A
brewer by occupation. fell from tia nor Gzeaa-
lawn Dtid1e to-day, sad Was Instantly killed.
GAeger, while ou& walking, came to tue brlJge.
Which 10 il. the course Of construction acrosa tie
6cioto River. Taluilng to ea.e time, he al
tempted to cross the river By n
wiIo on the bridge 200 feos long,
aud fifty fest Aboro tho water. Tic had gona
about twenty -are feet iland over hand uhon tho
wire commenced cutting hts hauds, Ho then
STATED, but was unab'o to cling 10 tile "lte, aud
45on fell Upon tle rucks below, d&sliug bin to
Eicccs.
T1rTapuno, Nov. 2t.-At AIS tlss mornin.
Moosrhta al i Co. y blast furnace, GU Second ate-
nuo, Fourteenth Ward. this CITY, exploded near
tho t1, -hnl,. Michael H1|1n wa4 s:l,ici Aru
lnocked dJwn By ttrean, OF m ,'ien Motal.
WHICH wax BcsItcssd over lin. snd he "as
horribly buruel. lie liuseiod III terrible
acony until $3.50 q. u.. when death ensuod.
th+back. legs. and slda Of the lead dangeruaFfv,
sud csu Bcs ree1v 1ec,yor. Jacob Dra .uer Also
got hurns % the face aad bodr, t'ut not daugey-
uus1y. The cause of the explosion Il not kuoSu.
~ tLero VIZ no Bursting OF tns "twyEes."
AEtcaa. U.su feh II iH< Caie19o Ft7bu,u.
MONTICELLO. ILL.,. Nov. 2i-Tho worKnsn.
Samuel y. Robinson. who wa4 mentioned In THE
TninuSE 4. having te,u mAnel'1 III tho y ,att-
ing Of lAe Q evatot hera last WuIue <oAy. hll uue
shrAda. D til were In 1utltsd, atsof which ha
ilvei two dayb. ffo died YESTERDAY. His lr;entr
rA1seI q handsome dJuaIon OF bsyer4l 1uu11 al
dxuarH fur LIS fAu.iy,
, 1875-11-22


Spte&a} p,spdteA to TAs Chie.san Tribune.
erR1auT,ELp. H., Nov. 3l.-deu. F. u. Nas-.
lAu tho well-known TniDuNE correspondent Of
this city, died LAST evening at his residence. Ho
had bean lying a!nloss II 1eash's aoosa for aav-
asai Woke, with occasional favorable symptope,
ao that hls fiieads bad fa.ut hopo t.,at yigor-
,,ous constitution would bring hin through Dur
Ing the fow days past, however, hs AJatam EN-
tirely gave Way. md the 1csus was no longer
doubtful No man In ths community was moro
universally beloved. and general foolinG Of
SORROW IL expressed u bis DEATH. Els funeral
will tatr place tomorrow Afternoon, wi&h Ma-
soplu ceremonies, uudas direction of the
Knights Temp!ar. His brethren OF tho
newspaper fraternity will bold meet
ing to-mortow 10 tako suitable ketiou.
Emory Brooke Iallan WAS born In Welt Uu.ou,
o., tu 1880, Of QuEkar paxentaKe. During nla
e&.y years he followed gchool-teaca1ug, In
1851 bIs family oAme to Illinois, aastliuE In
Mssiou County, at ea!em. lle ent6red the army
iu 1851. and wrs appointed = Second Lieusen-
aut of tue Fotty-niulll Illinois Volunteers. lie
wsa ut to,uoted to rirAt Lieutenant ia 1903, aud
NAs detailed ~ order 0f Gen. Grant ~ ActIpH
Asss!apt 4diusant-leuel&l OF Tho Fourth
UIiuada OF the E!rst ulY4slon Of tho Sixteenth
Army CoIus In lEGl hs Was &ppointol Az
.lstaut A1iutapk-(&eaefal Of foiuotusrs with tho
rank Of CKpta,u, ,eud assigned to uuty undas Gsn.
hugh EwinR, VI Louisville. In teG5, uulsr
Ael, John ii. Palmer. lie wAc made Ad1utAut-
uausxAl Of khs uaparta,sut or hsutnoky. With
Do rank Of LisutauApl. .oolofss1 ln 1850 IL
W. hkds susa&a&issiy nrsTa$@Is1ox besSs44
, 1875-11-22

aas BENDER Resumed His Old pusi.

Aaa BENDER Resumed His Old Dusl.
nes.1
Ltnrrt,tcorfh Times, Nov. 19.
Tic Town Of ChsrTs Va,e, kau., aud vicinity.
seenos to DO afflicted with a cuvse as ollshtlng a.
that wh,oL hangs over tho spot formerly occu-
pod by tho Cities OF 6odom and GomosTah- It
will be remembered that thla was tho ,esIdence
Of tho noted Dsnder-the Ola Man 1otriblo--
md the scene Of hia Losria batchsrias. Since
tho d!scovaty Of his crimes and nts aubsAquant
flight, the town las boou tue scaae Of inauS
murders. not conmit:oa b. 10 organized
bacd, but happenings in thu usual course Of
eveuls. Day before yessoslsy, tho Times made
mentlon Of the tdantl1isatlon OF tho body found
tied up N sao1 in the Te.dgriB 1.yer eolse
time ago Tho ptace waate she bodY WAS found
is not tar from tic Bender plaza. Had Bender
been Aslng taere at the time, ths deed might
havs hoen attributed to him.
The us1. mystery Ia hIr. 9fsv, who left biz
brosuerin-laWa house at 0sa9o,. NO., Gu Fri
das morning, eeLt. "a. to visit = brother At Sc
dsu. chsutau9ua c1uuty. Ou his lesurn to Den-
ison Le took y mixed tFsn for Emposla = about
pendeueo. From tiers he would 10
upder tie necessity ct travelling By
privx'e 9op7syanee distance s1s ot 10 mica to
arrival At Emporia he had to ~ait Aaosher train.
aud here wrote back TO his brothsr-an-law,
Charles h. Martin. In the letter hs exp essed
anxiety to be on the road. as his bu sineas re-
quirel linn in Dau,aou- THIS ts tho last iufor-
nation received Of hun. Hs noyat reached his
broshes'a, aud no trace has beeu found of lim
Attcr leaving EmpoEis.
lhe last singular aud altogether unhcoounta-
bio disappearance Ia that Of 1ioae 8yuc, Of Hose
Vale, Esn. The lady referred +, came to- this
country from ENGLAND with hor husband. AIR.
Frank 6ydej, 4 lew years atncs. whom Aha married
ln London atout seven yeass ago. Sue WAS
wan considered extremely beautiful, attoE the
type Of En8l,Ah b auty. Some days ago rue left
hoaae to visit ln Kunsas City, having notified
her friends that she would be bore at q oertsln
making Preparations to receive her. ind wero
disappointed when she failed to arrive, yet aup-
posed, naturally, that she had been detained
perhaps bY stcIoess. Nothing has been heArd
teu.!on was again directed to tho Aorsld HeaaaE
locality.
, 1875-11-22

L. AokA correspondents H11teAt " MokQ.
=. nAusa!t has Just baen commenced In London.
.s .Sa's Fsnllet, tho authur OF Led As4say'
~nAl aame Of tbs pEncs IL La Teuta&lon J.
h. hoaa bsue!oault for defonaatsoa Of characasr.
~. 1ea literary plszss took tho Plenchn,an'a
~ ~ introduced = scene into 1t, changed it,
- ~ ~ nd announced the plsy Of 'LodAs.say, '
Vsafe Feullet and Dion Boucicsult. The
~ sasnnaan aa1s that this IL not to be borne /;
sss,a compiling Of theae names together In this
ahs.sssa very saTaouA injury to him aud ha asks
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