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r,,, r;-,n.o 49, n,s,..
Nv oi'oesofs VI tue ep'caeo Noh1d OF 1Fado
decided yesterday by unanimous voto to &C.
cept proposition made by tho Astronomical So
cety.-tl,o anmo he,nr Ia furrta, a ,olcor.,l,i,
rcc rl ~ ,,,a t1;cht of linn to- .,o ,,sa 80 ,,'s
ns ''40 A'eA' " ''"o 'o1 Nne uoo VI tao
ooaso' ,1,' -.-........,
Iho new arrangement will so into effect as
coon as tho required connection cnp be pade
with viro which ajrenlv oxtop5s fror, t1,o Ch-
s.-..,t,.n :, 60. -, ',4 Va. ~
ua'"'1'' ., eos'sge uioso 'uso .no neafs ot 'no
Guy. a toiegIaFAic lnatfa1nent tn tho oflico Of
tho Board Will beat eynohronousty With tho
clccl at tho Observatory, Which will bo repula, cd
bv 1noana cs o1,serrst;ona -, a,n,. a.. .hor =. ~
.cros. .ho aoId ~ ,.asr ~ ~ a. s'e, paeS
~. 'uo "rru ~, " W." "' ."o 'e'escopo anu
tne AoaGo OF 1Eauo clock WILL 30 regulated nc
coEllugly. Tho tino will be furnished by this
mcane truo to tho uoRrest second nr1caa ~ c1,
coptioual cases Of u. uopgod bad wcather. Eyon
then, however, mole than 40 error oi couplo
tory IS furnished with two iins clocks. each hay
Ing . nclcurlal coruprnpalIop, and throe ohro-
noucte.s. Tho aycyaHe rate OF tLesn viii bo
taken in case tho skics are ctolded tor Two or
three DAYS md NIGHTS in su,res ,inn wa '"o ~
This actiUn al tho Doard ia tho frat nnh,ic
recognition OF tho Observatory siucn In firc
alauy Of our readers viii rnm1mher TIM nniv
about aeyen wooEa bcfors Tia. much-talkod-ot
dome. which Itbn cInrk not tI,n doma, ai.ovod
tic correct t,ue on four t]iaia md s,ruck ia
hnnrr antn1nat,ra,Iv m H.. H. no rrat a VIZ
wan nJaceI thern Inv i'm sst,nno,r,cai 9,oI.'u
under contract hy w1cl III" c,ty ar,esd I" 11,
sl,00U per enuun far lin soTvcc' Tho =. cioct! III!
tue boli and the cun,rant ysninj,ed IN s,ntsn
and lhe Obseryatorv itaclf was 1,ract;ratir dnndd
during tho no1t three scarn ,ts rerunisry s,onoTt
haylng beeu burreu a;yny from II, Tottsrir IN
socstY aa bean osnc~an .t" IT, ''ery sne
Whiting for Sir. Mopdy. rsthcr ] numerous oj j.ss
of now members bayo furnished The money
and out i,s teIeaconss in co.nn,cto sors+ Thst
work il oniy fust tintsheI' ,b",,ob < hns hes,
described sa i,,,,sbed snmo moutha ss, A1 r. soa
then finished, in t,e sam" aansa La wo,c has 40
nut in order by Leinp rn,,aircI' In, H." w.tc,,
neetjs nerl,ars pcvarei anscass;vo ajt,.ns,t. =.
make L keot t,uo ,ime snJ ~ ~
tie Observatory. with their 1aiicatn msrh;morr
hayo Feuutcd n roni ieai ot sdTnstmart r.
truc them into nerfect worti,g trin! @,1'a t,n.o
fur ssh,ch cnuIa oy pe s,,atche trm th., .'Io IN.
tctyaIs which ,nont ocnnln w,u,1d asro1a ~ ~
la1a.ion. f''N Ao'o'0 ~
Tie moment tint thtnra vero In r.ed,neau N,
officers of Tho Astronoinical SncIetv M, nhout
, 1875-10-19
AN OUTSIDE OPINION,
CHICAGO.

To TIE Editor ef Tho CAeaao 7rtbune:
CHICAGO Oct. 17-0bserylng In your paper
Information given Of indictments found ugaipat
Mr. Wilkic. Of the Tines. Of this city, aud cx-
Sheriff Flynu. Of Rockford. for their actions in
tho Ear!y.StoFey scandal-matter. wish an op-
po1tunity to oxprcss my viows upon tho matter.
standing aloof entirely from any feoliug or In
torctt theroio.
l take 1t as granted that. In rubliAl,ing tho
slander agninst Miss Early. the Time. was in.
posed upon by some wicked mon at Rockford.
who Wish could bo punished, aud soycroly too !;
TOR, Il innocent Of tho charges "a presume is
the fact, tho wrong dono was damnabIo: and.
Woro th" father or tha brother Of the young
lady. would shoot the vtlIalua at sight.
MF. Storey Ia Ero3tly at fault for tue publioa-
1loh OF such Al article without first Knowing It's
truth; and is entitled to credit Tor tho cou1lrso
taken aitor tho discovery Of the wrong done,
which should be received by all as mitigation,
j.. NO amount OF moDoY colild compensate for
DAMAGES II Miss Early was Innocent, aud no OK
traYAgant amount should haye boon demanded
Or accepted, but simply sufficient 10 operate Is
punshment for very careless acion, II no more
and S5'0oo woald havo bosn ample for all fair
purposes. But lha judgment beng excessive,
Wlat ncxt? What would be tho tur,her action
OF any one7 Very naturally to light IL further,
leaving the mode OF ira dong to lawyers whose
actlons may, right or wrong, finally result III the
young lady'H ruin, and upon uutitely falso prom
isos, too. some discretion, and wlee ons, too,
should 10 oxcrclsod, howoYor Innocent Femalo
character In comparatively easily asea!led by the
WICKED, ani sometimes difficult to defend and,
taorefore. havo considered 1t uuwiso to push
sto' ey to the point OF going to extremes, IL do.
iehse of exemplary damages. JUSTICE.
, 1875-10-19

BErTLEna IN KAHBAs.
Special Dispatch TO Tia Chicago 7rtbune,
WAan1SaToX, D. c. Oct. 18.-Tho very i'm.
portaut case Of tho Missouri Kansas l. Toxas
Railroad Company against the United stasoa
and tlo settlers upoa tho Ohage celod lands will
bc argued In tho United Staten Supreme Court
this wook. The case ts ono Of very groat mag
nltnde. Tho railroad company claim tn haye ai-
ready mortgaged tho Iands for $50, ,00o, 900,
which is not mora than ono.third OF thor actual
value to tho sottletB, The railroad company arc
represented by senatora Edmunds, ConklinR,
aud Frelnghus Hon, aud by Mr, Philips,
and the United States by tho As,or-
ney-aeneral. and tho settlers by Judge Black.
Judge Lawreuce, Of Ohio, and Gov.
Shannon, Of Kansaa. This caHo vitality Affects
the homostesds aud all tho material intorcsta Of
largo community OF people. It concesna the
reservation mado by tho Uultcd Statea In 1908
for tho usc Of the 0reat and tho Little Osage
Indian t1lbcs, upon which tho Indians reside, In
accordance with tie terma Of tho treaty made BIZ
them with tho United 8!ntos in 1865. The
lauds vero then sold by tho tribes to
The United States upon the trust that tho
United States would sell them, according
to their Land LAWS, for tho Indian tribes
and would apply tho pIoeocds in tue form Of food
Government, by It's proper oflcoss, made tho
sale accordingly, and q large number Of psraous
purchased. The country was rapidly sotted,
aud is now occupied by thriving, industrious,
and Intelligent population, numbering several
scorer Of thousands. Eight tor nine commuul-
ttcs have been established. They hayo churches
and newspapers and all tho institutions Of
prosperous community. Tho United Ssatoo
BY tho Atsotney.0 General. and tho set
tlsrs by their counsel deny utterly
that the lands which, 1t tho time
Of tho grant wero tho occupancy OF the Indiana,
but which have uince como iuto tho Possession
OF the settlerH. were Included III tue grants to
tue railroads BY any fair Interpretation. On the
contrary, tho United atatea aud tho settlers a.
eert that these lands we're expressly excepted
out OF tho operations Of tha grant, The beere.
ta1y oE tho Interior, however, oyerruled tha sek-
tiers, and, contary to tho opiuton of tho A,tot-
aey 0euotal Of the United ssates, deciaus iu
favor OF the railrond companies, lie even gave
tho railroad companies patents for the
lands upon which thus large population were
AYinE. Tho eettlcrH tnslst that they haye tho
authority Of ooueross. 81 tue Attorney General.
tho officers Of the Government upo., theis sdo.
and that tho act OF tho Interior Department In
patentiug the lands 10 the railroad compauiee
Wa hugo blundet. If not something ,sorBe;
usual tenaclty Of Huch cotporations, md svsc1t .
plausblity. II tho sul.s. Of naicI e shsro
are two, should DO decided In favor Of
tho oo@p.nlos. tho decision will ruin
htateB la tho unpleasant attitude ot having sold
lands to which 1t lad no tile. Tho Attorney
General to rellcye the United 8tates from aucb
a. unpleasans taputat!on And quiet tho spure-
Husss with the object VI having tiecrco entered
10 cAnce! the patensB isHueu BY tic Secretary Of
, 1875-10-19
AUCTION SALES,
BY g. II. GORE Il Co.
G8 aud 70 Wabash a.onuo.

great variety Of very de.rahe goosls ali IL. A.,
statonahe. 10 bo ciosed out Oh Tuctlay, ori !, ny
viii Tho tttenl!on Of ctose buyers, md pastcn',,ha =
mont Of ~ s's''t
GLOVES, GAUNTs, AND MlTra
ls tho most extensive In Chtcsgo a, cons.ss of w.,
grade and variety Of KID. BUCK, Cloth, Nrrp In,
Fall Gooia IN gcnta. at1lcs', ss4pz, and cj,.seaa
wear; a1ao. liha Of tho celebrated NeynIer Xii I,a,
handsome display Of "'1
LINENS
In plain and fancy Cloths, Tablo Dama.s., r,..,.
Napkins Crash, Handkerchief. etc. peretpptor1 u.
OF 1000 yards Hamburg Embroidarles.
SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY GALL rrRs7n
Of tho celebrated Lansou 1: ouo4luow al, jain H..
seli Tons nanufactnto; also, full lno Of rosa
Cutlery. Shears, rlatcd Goods, etc. Eoyets n
Drcas TrfmnllHRu, buttons, lmps. FFtpue, ill., y
Collars, etc. 100 pounds Human lIair {nsat ops,ts
70 which Tho attention Of manufacturers Ia e,H.h?
Alao, great vsriety of Hats and Cans, IiuJr,r,,a
Hosiery Notions, Feathers, Ribbons, Trimmed ~
Woocns aud Knit uoo,s, Tt4nu-rnYere, Hrirt. II
SHAW Is. Combs Brushed, Sewlug-siiks Twi,t. ~ ~
Casa!1nercs, Cottonadcs, etc. ~
CARPETS
In our Carpet Department We hnye full lines n, T.,
venetian. ingrain. snd tho celebrated, Klder1alars
dooAs. Haa nt 2: o a. m. Carpets, II 0c!ork
GEO. r. G0lIE l. CO., Gs aud ~ Wabash.,
, 1875-10-19
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT.

WHAT THE hoard or puBLlo WORKS WILL DO.
A second m,eting Of the residents OF tue West
Side betoW Central Park WAS held last evening
In Van Buren, Hall, corner OF California ayeullo
aud Madison street, to hear tue report Of tho
Committee appointed at the Iaet meeting to
confer with the Board Of Public Works on tho
improvement Of the streata In that vicinity. 4.
d. Kellogg WAS tho Chairman.
The report showed that the Board Of
Public Works are willing to construct
sowor on California avenue from Lake
stFest south to tic river, and that they
made for sbat purpose no4t juno. Ihoy would
not liant tue .Cum1nltteoS petition that tho
9eweF bs constructed Oh CalifornlA ayenue from
AaGe Y. street aouth to uarriBon and thence caAt
to Mestoru avenuc, because the sowes In the
!attef t tAoroughfate il not largo enough for tho
tuuno ''''''-
Thy subject Of gas a. next discussed.
hsMn M ,an hafen stasea thai IN assessment had
on ndihaison street noar the railway crossing,
t, ~! the superintendent Of tlo West Blde Uas
Couipahy had told hun tl!at tho gas-,nA,u WAS pot
"'s'''s, nnousll, and that the residents Of TINT
aUs would have to wait until larger
-, ". ". calklns moved that = committees Of
,',, .n,ue 10 1ppost!Ga 10 was uFon the uAs Com
Rany c W. WasIs tso: nsssssaty upon thu board OF
iasrm vie tho .,s1.n,t .u Sonaion Council aud to
taon MAS carried, aud A. H. Koll1gc, i. d. CIsyo-
land, aud L. snb.t were appointed "a tia I'm.
mlttee. s oS
On motion of .. Van Isursu . co,r,,t...u =,
four saa appointed to circulate \ pet1tion Ia ho e
signed by the proporty.onuers On M.II.ou nv
street asking for the soser!nR paving, lipt,1iu"'
aud general Improving Of thss st.sot f'6,n IL
rai'way-cFossnx to Central lark. Tbs Commit.
tee consists OF d. Van Duron, A. q. Cloy".m,I
". ". CaIkins and u. II. Joues o'4'o'
An adjournment was then had 10 ono voel
from this evening At tAo salno place.
, 1875-10-19

vu4- ,. pr,x., no~, .xn ~ ~ ,o~
sr,cdai u4,ra,eh IA 1at ch;tooo 1+,aun.
WAsnlNaros, D. c.. Oct. tB.-To carry tnto
ofFoct H., nn,o,o. .1,n.r,, n,lo, ~, ,..s,,' 80
~, aa sas"ps'ou W. w. pas'ea ~ Doa'
Rfeeh lass "'n'el' INC secretary OF tho IroaausY
t6 authorized by tho third section Of that
ACT to issuo any bonds Of tho deecriptiou
md ohar.cter ~ ,to.n o,thorI,oa H.,
,ho nsfn",,ian ,,t =, ,a1n ,Tn.,.' .oa .,',. w
- .no u,. s0sa'an'k hes W to'o' onaer 1nia ea
thority limited amount OF 6-per-ccnt bonds
have boon Issued. Whether anv further issue Of
bonds benrina d ne, cent fnternet viii In mn,,o
,,,tor lin p,on,, .n..rr,tton 49,. ,a,,.t ~
a'"o' ~ boo'os"nps'oa Nv n,a'' I, VI
coI1se' oortna upon e11euHstaocoo' 4ho pro-
yshions OF tho act Under consideration aro maud-
nt,rr Tho III Rt pcettnb n,,t1,orfYna anil roo,,nu{a
, 1875-10-19
THE WARD WILL CASE.

6ptetas DtsuMseh to Ths Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 18.-The testimony takcu
IN tho Ward will caao today was. like TINT Of
last wock. oon!inod to tue evidonce OF business
mon who know Capt. Ward to bs clear headed
Always. An inonoosual attempt was made 10
impeach the Now York medium. Blade. oy show-
iing what ll!s reputation waS in jackson whsn
10 resided there. but he had not lived thero
since 1871, aud tho Judge ruled the "rcputa-
ton out AZ being too old,
, 1875-10-19
THE TIMES.EARLY SCANDAL.
Somo Extracts from tho Indictment
Against WilkIe and Flynn.
What Flynn says in Defense Of Himself.

He tuNSFIHHofs
| Hptetdt Dhudtch I" 7ht Ch'tdao 17fopn<.
hooRfoRp, ILL.,, Oct. 18.-The Ear!y-story
hool case. with tho subsequent plot to disgrace
! the character of Miss Eas1y. now
ABsoans rnn . r-rvr,ov -. ~, ,o,r.o
Tia rosnoc,oh,o aa.sasa ..,,a 49,. ~ o"n.
~ .oep'''"plo pofsohs VINO form tll's com
'oan!1S could not for Bosoral davs imagine the
exact moaning Of tho proceedings, --sotno insst-
Ing that tho wtssoys Of tho forged lo,,ors had
boon 1acovarol T,'o I,,.i a,,ao,s ran,,tss,
,n,r, ,,ti, W,
-. .a'''' "ns' satnfday; Tor, although
tho indictments woro fouad on
1hntslhy. the profoundost secrecy uns
maintained. Added to tIls, tho JuiRo ra-
Nv "''"'s'uo"s "ao''a "o' DO p"p-
''o"uu wv upou "hat ground nc nasea h's ar
8atnont for its non'publtcatton aftor tho iudict-
mcnt had been recorded and ,e pereoua Arrost-
cd aud uudor bon1s. n not 4nnun m onrr.o
Thar, va. cerai, om.u,, w. =, st",l T., ~ ooa
"N' @o.'"" "'oiu' VI ''aA III FlesehunE
0'lcn 1nattot 10 tho public itnti! fully corrob-
o'ated ;.eo Thursdays and Fridays local news-
Altar much trouhto ,r,, so,,n ,.,h.,,..,s. "'.s
coo1o, ~, ,,h,o;.,,,,a ',.'s,..s ".o' I"o
-eouoa ~ cumming 1a'lte" R'aaoe 81 the aocu-
tneht snas hLoppad tho little Rarno OF Franc u
Hilkio anu Patrick Flynn. It contains no loas
than fifteen counts. tl9 tHo folio .ing boing, in
substance. tbs u1out im} ortalIt:
TIE IHp,crMENr.
ftrM-Itat Ffann i. WIko and Patrick
flynn dlu uhlaWtully and NtllfullY cupepirG to-
gcthor to .nIuto tho character OF AI!co A. I;nrly,
nho tnou md thoro bolnp IN unmarried woman
Of chasto lifo and good character. by procuring
aliidayits Of certain porBons charging that satd
Alice 4. Early had visited q housq OF iil-famo
fur unlawful purpoBcH; t1Ien and tho OBJ Hcek-
ing and intending to ininro thu good character
Of tho said Astce 4. Early, auainht tho peace OF
tlo pooplo Of tho Stato Of Illinois.
Second-Charges that sala Frnnc y. Wi,kio
and Patrlc Fyun combining md conapiruy To-
Eotho1, did unlawfuily, wrongfully. mud wtcledy
Charge tl.a sald Aco il. Early with having wat
wit: QUO Norman G. Warner [n Rockford law.
serl. Tor unlawful pnrposes: then and thereby
aeekinE and Intending to ,nIuro tho character III
aaid Alice a. Early, AGAINST the pcnce nnu liQnt.
y Of tho people Of the state OF Illinois.
lu al1Hwor TO the above swocplng lnalctmopt
ra1nlcK FLYNN pErENuH M1Mar;Lr
by aoknowlcdS'nG that 10 WEB tho paid norvant
that he was hired BY lin iust juno to invest.
gato matters relative to tile authors Of tne
, 1875-10-19

Special Dtspafeh 70 Tht Chiedoo 1rtb,.ns
WAsu1SoToN. D. G., Oct. 18.-rhe justices Of
tho United States Supreme Court this afternoon
paid tholr usual visit Of respect TO tho President
Con. Uuttdr has leased one Of his Cape Ann
granito houses on Capito. Hill to Senator jones'
OF Nevada, during his present Senatorial tsrna,
for large sum. T. 7. Crlltouden, Of Missouri
ex.Congrossmau, Is csdidate for tho Clerkship
It tho next House.
I1oEns ssoc1atta Frcasl
REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.
WARRINGTON. D. G., Oct. 1B.-1'he following
Internal Keyenuo storokoepera were appointed
to-day. J. Speed Smith, James II. Fars, William
K. Gum, J. Il. Summers. ~ Thomas g. Wilson,
Eighth Dlssrct. KontuckY Bernard A.. Fields
and William J. Scott, Eighth District, Illinois,
CIGAR TAXES.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue wilt
instfuct tho officers Of tho Bureau not to soizo
cigars packed in either papor or tin bo1cB, for
tue present, where they may bo satisfied that tho
tax has boen paid. He will recommend to Con-
REeas in his annual rerort the modification Of
the law 30 a. to permit the uao Of guch boxes.
, 1875-10-19
KANSAS CROPS.

6peetat D1srdteh 70 The Ch1caoo Tribune,
ATcu'soN, knn., Oc!. l8.-Laat night occurred
ths frat grand frost Of tho Hoasou in tt,a region.
and IT. Was not soyoro. Tllo remarkable conttn-
uation Of the pleasant weather has boeu exceod-
ingy favorable for tho maturing Of tho late-
planted corn, aud the entire crop OF tho State
will be saved The estimated yiold mill bo about
" bushels per aero.
, 1875-10-19
flRPh&h8

New 0RLEANs. Got. 18.-There ws4 no per-
formance It the 6t. Charles Theatre tonight,
tho establishment having boon ssszed in the
csse Of Shook q Palmer. Of New York, sgainst
Dehar OF A., for ~ infringement Of tho copy
IlRtt In ensctipg tho play omitted the " Two
Ogph&nHh
, 1875-10-19
MARINE ACCIDENT.

DErnolT. Mich, Oct. 1B.-Tle steamer Ms1ine
City, on her down trip. when OF Sturgeon Point
between Altoona and Has1lsyl'le, encountered .
heavy sea, which asovo In Lcr sldo aud carried
away her hold stairway. and tho rush Of tho
water into her being 20 great, 1t was with great
difficulty that she WAS Hgltel and zeloved and
taken to tue port OF Au Sable for repsi,s,
, 1875-10-19
GEORGE P, KEf1S1fD.

GEORGE P. KEtRs1ED.
Special D1spateh Ia 3Ae Chicaoo Tttbrnx
Monnls. ILL.,, Oct. 18.-Georgo +. Kctrated died
very suddenly last night. Ho WAS one Of tho
Oldest sottlcrs In this part OF tho state was Cir
cult Clerk. Recorder, County Surveyor or In
since the county VIVA organized lie had n1eny
friends and no enemies. Asa mark OF 1cspoct
to nlB memory tho public buildings ate in mourn
ing anQ tue tlaBs At half maat.
, 1875-10-19

Important to the Preservation Of Teesh-
=, John aosuell's Cherry Tooth.Paste,
tas moas efaeac!ons deutifrica known. Try H. fos
hAe W Al dsugysa.s. Wholesale agents, TofrsY Il
bradley, Ill and l7s Randolph street.
, 1875-10-19

We Can and viii Convince All
that the "fsctory prices" that The manufacturers
wAose agents arc, hAYc ordered Ill their furniture
k9ld ~ lower than has Lccn known for Yeass aasnp.
soa, dreeas Co., fos. l93 aud 1874 btate street.
, 1875-10-19
An INDIAN FIGHT.

WAsu1na9os, D. c.. Oct. 18.-Ths Commits
siouar OF Indian Affair." has received : dlsp4tcb
from the Indian Agent 1t 6reep Miyer Wyo,,
dated the 10Th lust, saying that the Bhoshopos
rave bad battle with the Arrspahoes and whip
ped them.
, 1875-10-19

Spttta' Dia1wtch to The Calcago Tribune.
DETROIT. Oct 17.-Deacon Lyman Baldwin, a
widely-known business man of Detroit, died to.
day In tho 72d yoar Of lIa aga.
, 1875-10-19

MRS: WiNsl,oW,s s3OTM1y0 sYRup, lar ~ Il,
81 ng In ha luwss Wind calls, d. his bscn it,
RofGst aud nnEor.fAitnE succetI In thnusan. u
1t sutsns tho Gunk, 1uGcs inflammation sn sst
pr In. Mnlhors. do not fail 70 prccuto i. eH q
, 1875-10-19

tfallet, Dsyta Co.'S Grind, squaro, and upr4aht
snd slnitas American Organs, eau bo found snly Il
". ". Ktnsbalis. coruss 6tate aud Adams atteet..
Chicago.
, 1875-10-19

| 1F0#H3E EWf1oF aIUVH9,
Tho old rel!abla Stewart Heating Btoye also tho Ar
gand Base Hurnes, 4nd large Tine Of other heating
sud cooking stoves, mud ths Empress n4ugs, can 10
found 1t Daltons, Nos. l93 aud l34 B,.ts atroet.
, 1875-10-19

from this grant. Tho attorneys for tho saitload
ron,rAnIca seek 10 nyo1ti that execution by on
dehvorIng TO provo that there can bo no rcsorva-
tlon of lands occupied BY sactlons. Upon this
technical question Of lar tho case seems to
hang,
, 1875-10-19

BIRTHS.
"s-~.-.-
noWLEY-sundty morning 1t = quarter past
O'Clock, Mrs, J. X. nowley Of daughter
, 1875-10-19

noODMAN-ClsAIG-We Wednesday. a.. II. At IN
saslleuce 0f tho brlaeh pa.enta IN Eoyl1,xton Kv n
tho ltey T.. Miller, Charles Goodman, Jr p} C;acII
natl. Q. and traneAs 0faig. Of CovinRton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-07

THE LATE PRIZE FIaHr.-As relate.
by our dispatches, the fight betwos,
Chatham and Williams last Tuesaa,
was decided in favor of the forno.
"by a FOUL Williams duringt the fitv.
third round biting his opponent on
the arm. The Virginia Chronicle nuh.
fishes the following summary or n.
affair:
The fight from first to last was u,.,
contested, although it is thought tha.
Williams played considerable cunnins
to escape punishment. His fa,a 4,
comparatively uninjured, though ha
has received some bruises on the hodu
Chatham's face is somewhat cnt M
At the conclusion of the fight he was
carried on the arms of his admirin.
friends to a barouche in waiting. IL
was followed by Williams, and both
were in town half All hour after tho
fight. Several impromptu fights tooL
place, and at II time a nan sittinr
under the ropes was accused by Chat.
ham Of kicking at him as he fell ne,,
the side of the ring. The Cornisbmen
were anxious to hang the fellow. nj.
though he protested his innocence ~
any such intent. Considering the cir.
cumstances attending the battle. rn,,rh
better order was preserved than was
expected. The time required was abon,
one hour and twelve minutes. and
Chatham is the victor by a foul III.
friends say that Williams knew thai ha
was going to lose the fight, and mr..
ferred TO do so ny a foul. We can nj
say how true this may be. The wirs.
which were tapped for the Mronicie
by the telegraph company were abont
a quarter OF "A mile from the ring, but
the news was transmitted to town "A
soon AS it occurred. The sensation has
passed; what will be the next?
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EDITORS SENTINEL: My hours car
in ansu ering the wordy eifusions OF
your i~nterininahle correspondent-in-
terminable alike in name, person and
phrase-Jethro Jethrington. Duty has
other calls upon my time, and this is
the last notice | shall take of his feeble
and false attempts at criticism. In my
letter of Sunday last | had sought TO
do good, whether or not i'll uneXcep-
tiorable phrase | cared not. You had
very unnecessarily called attention 10
my communication and had spoken OF
It's "elegance" ami its .compendious
English" and-I know not wi at.
Jethro Jethrington, suffering under Il
chronic cdc0ethes scIfbenda, inlpeIled
by hungry vanity, ~endeavored in his
weak way to neutralize The effect of
my letter; and in bad English and
worse taste undertook to criticiSe its
plhraseology. l replied somewhat
sharply, for l felt that | had been
without cause forced into a contro-
ver>y with "a man whose tlux OF WORKS
aud paucity Of ideas have made him
10 oriouS in our little community.
His long winded elfnSion of this morn
In shall not reply to.
To his purse | do not object. He
must follow the instincts OF his nature,
and in his vain craving for noloriety
he has preferred to be kicked by Dom
lnie ra.ier than to remain unnoticed
by him.
1t is for you, Mr.. Editor, to explain
tie false position in which he has
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NEW TO-DAY.
n CARD.

TT HAVING BEEN REPORTED THAT
i the Italians refused to sell ceaI Ia IL
ichhond Company ut the measurement ~
said company, | desire to state that the srory
: wholly untrue. Ono company OF italians.
below spring Valley, m2de ana, reu,cnts
with Lahore X to bail their e0al on lrelshI.
he agreeing that each sach should be accent
by tho Richmond Company at three b she'd,
} he nrst lUnd delivered under this arrange
ment Tell short hinety-onc b.sheis, and Other
loads IN The sane proportion. Tor hi rea.
son, AID this alone, tbs ita ians d .ciined 10
furnish Iurthcr coal for tho Ii hmond Coz.
pany through Mr.. Lamoreux. az b. violated
ms agreement IN every particalaf, even fail
ing to p the coal in in tbs name . the itsl.
lans with whom he contracted.
JDoLpA T0GNlNI.
Eureka. MAY 6Ih, 1877. ny7-lt