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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-01-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, 1ss
CorSrr OF ALLEN 81.
In the District Court eth judicial District within
and for Allen county, Kansas.
Betsey Heath, Plaintiff,
Vim. H. and Philenia Isabel, Defendants.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of the
District Court of the It'll Judicial District sitting
in and for Alien county, Kansss, in the above
entitled cause, win on
Tuesday, January 18th, A. D., 1876,
ct 10 O'Clock .. m. Of said day at the front door
OF the court house Of Allen county in the city Of
lola, Kansas, offer for sale ct public suction to
the highest md hest bidder for cash IN band The
following described lands and tenements, to.Wit:
Lot one ~ in block SIX ~ IN jones' addition
70 the city of loh. kansas. eppf,teed e O-S0;
also, cominencirg = feet west Of block No. -
in Jones' addition to the city Of lola, Kansas,
thence south = rods, thepce east % 1918 rods,
thence north q pods, tAence 20 lois peds 70 place
Of beginning, containing ~ aczss. sppraised ss
SDo. Do
SAID property to be sold to sstasy s.id ordsr Of
sale.
Sherirs ONCE, lola, Kansas, Dee: 1st, ls7s.
il. WOODEN,
525w Sheriff Allsn county, Kans.
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A PLOT SPOILED.


FIFTH AVENUE MANSION.
Mrs Marietta stevens. widow or she late Paran
Stevens, notified superintendent wsiling lev days
ago Of plot to rob her house. OF which she warned
through letter IRON conductor tho Erie Rail-
road The letter TO the effect that the conductor
while collecting cares his tram within a short dis
tancc Of the city overheard words pass between
evil looking that induced him watch and listen
He then heard them discussing plan rob the rest
dcnce OF Mrs. stevens. No. IA Fifth avenue, and
tho following day he wrote that lady informing her
OF tho Same.
The superintendent at detailed Detective Dunn
Of tho Central ofice upon tho case but nothing rr
Their came OF the matter until yesterday, whom Mrs
Stevens called at the Central once in company with
Mr. Arthur Lcary OF Tammany Hall fame, ana toh
Inspector Dilkcs the following story
Three days ago tramp rang the bell OF her residence
and told the servant piteous tale OF starvation MIRA
stevens, ovsrhcaring the story took pity him and
directed the servant to take him TO tho pantry and
Ieary called at tho house aud noticed rough
looking fellow the top step near tho front
door, which slightly aiar. Suspectng something
mumbing reply that he wanted something TO eat after
which the bcggar hastily took his departure. On
tcring tho house Mr.. Ieary mentioned the crcum-
stance To Mrs. Stevens whcrcupon sho told him about
the other tramp who the pantry. He advised
her to look her silver and she down stairs tor
that purpose. but the tramp, becoming alarmed had
He'd. Yesterday Tho conductor letter Has he'd through
her mind and she became satisfied the men were the
two burglars who were planning the robbery She
therefore notified the police and gave description Of
thCm.
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AN EDITOR KILLED.

a. N. D. BLoss, OF THE CINCINNATI En-.
ourRER, STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE AND HEs
SKULL CRUSHED.
CINCINNATI, May %, 1876
G. N. d. Bloss, Of the editors Of tho Cincinnati
Enquirer. who is widely known throughout the
try instantly killed about hafpast seven O'Clock
to. night wh,io walking the track Of tho Little
Miami Railroad, Branch Hill station, wncre he
resided. The engineer OF the train saw him on the
track and blew tho WHISTLE but Mr. Boss, apparently
not hearing tho signal remained on tho track. Tho
air brake intellectually and he was struck BY
the engine had his skull crushed and both legs broken.
The accident occurred near his home, and hts body
recognized by tho railroad and carried 70 his
house.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHIscros, May IS 1876
THE SCANDAL AGAINST SPEAKER KERR-xvr-
DExcEs OF coxsP1RAcY-ArTEMPr AT
BLAcKMAILING.
despatch was received here to night By tho Cymcr
Committee tho effect that the witness Harry had
started by tho O'Clock train, and would be at The
capital in the morning. In correction OF what was
maSc public OF Green's testimony yesterday II appears
that the amount OF money which passed was not $780,
but, as near as witness could recollect, only $3.50
Witness also testified that Harry said he needed
the 5000 10 influence Mr. Kerr, and when the money
had been paid Harry told witness he had given
to Mr.. Kerr. Grccn has been dismissed the army.
He says he had been very poor and could the
full amopus asked for by Harry, but paid him what he
could contrve 10 scrapc together. IL wlli II IL said,
be shown by testimony before the committee that
Harry and lGrcen have been In comm unicatien In New
York about the charge against Mr. Kerr and also that
Harry wrote anonymous letter tho Speaker about
IT, and that later when called TO account about IT. no
pleaded hc poor man that nc threatened with
loss OF bis situation 10 tho Custom House " no did
not testify against Mr. Kerr no would like TO get out
OF the way u he could afford H. and, in Short that no
hunted OF money would keep him Of the way.
which offer was rejected b. the Speaker 10
whom IL Is said u was communicated Mr. Kerr is III
and docs not fpcak tho matter no will present
.. tho examination OF Harry and win take part in il
himself
THE LOOK OUT ron AN ADJoUnSMENr-DEAD-
LOCK BETWEEN SENATE AND HOUSE ON THE
APPROPRIATION BILLs-A SENATORIAL Ex-
PRESTON.
II probable, and IT Is out Of the qucs-
ton, that Congress can adjourn June IL, as was
proposed BY tho resolution OF Mr. Morrison Tho con-
fret, which will 10 kept up owing to the disagreement
OF tho senate with tho House matters pertaining 10
appropriations, has but Just commenced with tho
failure 10 ngrco OF the Conference Committee
on the Legislative and Executive Appropriation
bill Without, Il 10 said, their having Como into
any details Of Il, they promptly agreed 10
disagree, asking 70 be discharged and that another
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OyYICE ov THE CHiEY SIGNAL Ovv1cER,
WASHINGTON. May Id A. n
ProbdJiiifi<S


0yr1cx ov rHE CRIgy SIGNAL Ovv1cER,@
WASHINGTON, May III A. n
PobatinheG
For the South Atlantic and Cult Ststcs slight changes
in pressure and temperature, winds mostly from north
east and southeast and local thunder storms
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, nearly stationary
PRESSURE winds mostly from southwest to soushcast,
and slightly warmer, clear partly cloudy weather
For tho upper lake region and Upper Mississippi VAL
ley, rising and stationary barometer winds mostly
from northeast to southerly, cooler, partly cloudy
weather local rains except temporarily higher tenn
pcra,urc in the southern portion
For the Missouri Valley, rising followed by falling
barometer, southeast TO northeast winds, continued
warm partly coudy weather, possibly occasional rain,
and succeeded by falling temperature
For tho lower lake region, rising barometer, warm
southcrly winds, shifting 10 cooler norhery or cast
erly, partly cloudy weather and occasional rains
For tho middle States. slight changes In pressure,
southeast southwest winds, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather. and local thunder storms
ForNew England, falling followed BY rising barom-
otter, warmer southcrly winds, probably shifting 70
cooler northerIy castcrIy, partly cloudy weather
and possibly local thunder storms
The Tennessee River, tho Cumberland and Missouri.
from 81 Joseph 10 Brunswick continue rising, and tho
Mississippi from S. Louis TO vicksburg and the Ohio
above Evansville falling
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY May 20 ls7s-rR1P1E SHEET

committee be appointed One thing 10 certain, that the
Senate from what Senators say openly will not submit
70 the heroic treatment OF the House In legislation per-
tanning TO appropriations Senator Morrill,, chairman
Of the Senate committee, says
1--WE don't propose TO allow these gentlemen OF the
House, however well intended their views Of economy
may b. to cmbarrass the working or tho government,
whose necessities, from long familiarity with them We
think We arc better able TO judge than they"
SECRETARY robson AND THE NAVAL COM
MIrTEE
Secretary Robson has written another letter 10 the
Naval Committee, and the correspondence promises 10
be endless The high contracting parties ind Il dii
ncult 70 come to terms though they were making
treaty In point however, the Secretary, who APP
pears TO havo been shy Of explanations OF the very
awkward revelations Of CattelL has the advantage Of
tho committee He demands hearing with open
doors, ard this committee ought TO give u him.
Nothing has been gained for the ends Of justice
~ this session by secret Investigations
EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF BLAINE SUCCESSES
In THE VISTA CONSPIRACY TO COVER HIS
WEAKNESS.
Trustworthy advices received hero during the past
four days demonstrate that reports Of tho election Of
delegates favorable to Mr. Blaine In several States
notably In Missouri Illinois and Minnesoa-aro greatly
exaggerated, II not deliberately hsc- ~ IS now
charged that these reports part OF conspiracy TO
sustain Mr. Blancs candidacy and cover his real weak
ness candidate. His failure support In
New England outside OF his own State and his pros
pecve loss OF Pennsylvania have been a serious check
for him. and the extraordinary reports OF large support
among Northwestern delegates supposed 10 be adc-
vico 10 sustain his waning fortunes.
HoNoRADLY RESTORED TO THE sERvIcE-MoEE
nAscALIry OF THE rREEDMANs BUREAU.
Major Benjamin p Runke, a retired army oficer,
who was dismissed several years ago, has been hon.
orably restored to service on a ul investigation by
the Attorney General and Judge Advocate General. Hc
was dsbursing officer Of the Frccdman's Bureau in
Kentucky and to cover up frauds among the superior
officers Of the bureau here he made scapcgoai,
tried and dismissed The Secretary OF War, Attorney
General and the President now agree that he was in
nocent Of tho charges brought against him.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A J. Cnssott Vice President OF tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is at tho Brcvoort House. Sur.
vcyor General J. H. Baker, of Minnesota, and Pro
fcssor Nathan Sheppard OF Chicago havo arrived at the
st. Denis Hotel Edward j. Baldwin, Of San Francisco,
is staying at the Metropolitan Hotel J. Hublcy ASH
ton OF Washington, Is residing at tho Union Square
Hotel Assembym Shepard r. Bowen, ofPlattsburg.
N ", is at tho St. Nicholas Hotel Excongressmsn
John Cessna, OF Pennsylvania is sojourning at the
Astor House. Christopher Townsend, Of Newport 10
al tho Albcmarle Hotel.
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DOM PEDRO.

VISIT TO LouIsrASA SUGAR PLANTATIONS AND
THE MOUTH or THE MIssIssIPPI-AN EARLY
RETURN TO WASHINGTON CONTEMPLATED.
NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1876.
Dom Pedro took . special train yesterday at six
A. NJ and visited the plantations OF Messrs. Carroll
valcouraine. Armant and Dugan, and arrived back
at New Orleans at four r. NJ.
TO THE SOUTH PASS.
At eight r. NJ. he started on Captain Eads' steam
yacht for the etnes at the mouth OF the Mississippi
River.
THE RETURN.
He win return ut one A. NJ. Of the 29th inst and
intends starting for Washington at . quarter to
seven A. N. OF that day.
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BOAT RACE ON THE HUDSON.

PorGuKKxrsrE, N. r., May IS. 1916.
An Eagle special states that the annual boat race
OF ST. Stephens College yesterday, near Barrytown,
the Massena won, milo In course, SIN. l2s There
was brilliant attendance and representatives
were present from different Hudson River boat clubs
The victors' wrcaths wcro presented 10 thc winning
crew by Miss AspinwalI number OF clcrgymcn
we're present The defeated boat, MoIlic Was beaten
tvelve eerouda
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THE BATTLE OF FORT MoULTR1E.

PROCLAMATION or GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN Rx-
GARDrN0 THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
CHARLEsros, s. c., May 2s 1870
In proclamation just issued Governor Chamberlain
alluded 10 the approaching centennial celebration In
Charleston Of she battle OF Fort MouItric and Ms a
public testimonial to the patriotic Significance OF an
which will be graced by the presence OF many
distinguished citizens Of other states, invites tho
people Of south Carolina 10 consider the :sth Of Juno
e . public holiday.
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rxcEYpIARY FIRE IN OMAHA.

OMAHA, May 2S, 1874
lrc hero to-day totally destroyed tho largo frame
building A. the OF Ninth aud rarnham streets;
no insurance. The loss tho building is estimated
AT from 5000 10 $4,000 Consignment OF agri-
cultural machinery to the value Of about $40
stored in the building. +. Balm loses car load OF
wagons A. Mccormick h Co. load OF reapcrs
c. Aultman L Co about two car loads OF machinery:
no insurance. The IRE was undoubtedly the work OF
an inccndiary
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SAW MILL BURNED.

NArASEE Ont, May %, 1870
Tho mill and contents, and large quantity Of
matched lumber, owned by Hon. John Stevenson,
were destroyed by nrc this afternoon. The loss cs-
t,mated at ST., 900; insurance. The insurance cx-
pircd the 1ltn inst, and was not renewed. Tho
iirc caused by boys smoking on the premises
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THE FRENCH TURF.

DERBY DAT AT cHANTrLLy-THH GREAT PRIZE
WON ny KILT.
PARrs, May rs, 1870
Tho attendance tho Chantlly to-day i'm
mensc. Tho event OF the day the Prix du Jockey
Club uhc French Derby Tor three onr-oIds,
ruE WINNER.
The race was won by Kilt Eugucrrando was second
and Ashantce tAird
BETTING.
The betting at tho start was to against XIII, 20
10 against Ashantcc
Fourteen
Cannon rodc the winner
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NARROWING THE GAUGE.

RIcnyIELD JUNCTION, y. y, May %. 1870.
The gauge OF the Delaware, l.ackawanna and Western
Railroad was narrowed between SIX O'Clock this morn
ing and SIX O'Clock this evening from Hoboken to
Scranton Pa. Binghamion, Oswcgo. Rome and Utica,
and narrow gauge trains passed over the whole line
without interruption last evening. About 2, 600
were employed on the work.
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LAYING A CORNER STONE.


Bosrox. May -, 1s56
Tho corner stons OF tho new 81 Nary's Catholic
church, At Boston Highlands, was laid to-day with i'm
posing religious ceremonies The church Is 10 he ono
OF tho finest In the city, and next 70 the Cathc-
dral on Washington street, the largest
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sronEHoUsE AND DWELLING BURNED.
AMHERST, Mass, May 2s, 1915
Tho storehouse connected with H. D. Fearing 4 Co .
hat furnishing establishment burned last night
together with the dwelling house occupied by J. 8.
Amos. Tho loss Is estimated At 5000; insured for
81 200.
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BRAZIL MARKETS.

RIO JAxEIRo. May ~. 1870
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained without
change; good nrsts, $500 $50 rcis per 10 klos.
Exchange on London, 25a
SANTOS, May 81. 1874
Coffee quiet; prices maintained at $500 s. $50 rcis
per 10 kos for superior Santos.
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INCEND1ARr Y1nEs IN BRIDoEroRr, coNN.-rnE

LOSS AND INSURANCE.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May IS. 1870
Two nccndiary fires Saturday night caused an
estimated loss Of from So, 900 to $4,000 Among the
losers whceic. Beers who lost on barn $780, in
sured for $500 Ia the Ena; Wilson Son. on building
grain, feed, horses and carriages loss 1000 insured
IN the Germania for 81 200 and Atlantic for $500;
Bridgeport Spring Company, loss from IS, 900 to
So 900. fully insured in the London, Liverpool ana
Glote Niagara, Etna and other companies.
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STORMS IN THE wEsT.

LONG DETENTION or RAILROAD TRAINS.
LAwRxScx, Kansas. May %, 1874
The nrst through from Denver for several days
parsed this city This evening. Heavy storms on tho
Denver division Of tho Kansas Pacific road are causing
trouble
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CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
SAY FnAScrsco, Nay %, 1870.


Tho Chinese Six Companies have prepared memo
rial TO be forwarded the President OF the United
States giving argument their side Of the question Of
Chinese immigration and the present anticoolic move
mont
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HANGED TO A BED POST.


BKLLEviLLx, Ont. May y, 1870
Thomas Henderson. shoemaker. committed suicide
this morning by banging himself 10 bed post He 10
supposed 70 have bees under the influence or liz uos
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Tho following record viii show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twcnty.our hours in COM
parlson with the corresponding date Of last year,
Indicated by the thermometer AZ hudnurs pharmacy,
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roughnes and salowness are 0bternted BY GLENNs SUI
SOAP.
IIILL's HAIR DYE black brown. so cents.
A.-BENNETT BUILDING
FIRErROOF
LOCATED on NASSAU: ANN AND FULTON STA
TO LET ON VERY REAsoNABLE TERMS,
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
SIMPLE CURE.-THE EFFECTIVE SILK
ELAs1rc TRUSS, sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
ts3 broadway, comfortably night and day.
rupture.
ERIE AGAIN To THE FROyT
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PROGRESS or THE GRosvExoR MISSION.
RAxcooS, May IS, 1870
The Grosvcnor mission arrived Bhamo on the 2lst
Inst, all we'll
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FRANCE.

An EMINENT STATESMAN AT THE POINT or
DEATH.
PARIS, May %, 1874
NJ Casimir-Pcricr is hopclessly Ill and his death is
momeDtarily expected.
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VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.

Providence, r. L. May 2s 1875
Are last night destroyed tine barn or Frank scavin
with horses OF which tho iro,sng horse
Long which has record Of 30 and was valued by tho
owner a. $4,000; colt. valued al 500. and
worth $500. rhe Long was insured for $500.
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LIyEnY STABLE ANp HoRsns punxrp.

PRovIDEScE, r. l., May %, 1870
The livery stable OF Freeman 4 Francis, Pine and
Potter streets, burned just before midnight TO.
Night The stable contained fifty or sixty horses
probably none Of which were saved
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IRISH sHARPsHOOTERs.

Practice COMPETITION FOR PLACES on THE
TRAM FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, May -, 1870
The srt the rnemsn matches for the selection Of
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MING MILL DESTROYED.

SAW AND PLANNING MILL DESTROYED.
BcsroS, May 2s, 1876
The and planning mill Of John T. obcr, at Beverly,
Mass burned last night Tho loss Is estimated Al
$4,000
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Average temperature ycstcruny. tlt
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. .s.............ss..ssssss W.
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TURKISH OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE PUNISH
MENr OF RIOTERS AT sALoNIcA.

MENT OF RIOTERS AT SALoNICA.
WASHINGTON, May %. 1875
Olcal information has been received here that the
Turkish government is now engaged Furnishing per-
sons engaged In tho riot which took place Saonica
three weeks ago between Turks and Christians and
which tho French ana German Consuls killed by
The exnspcraied Mohammedan popuace, notwthstand-
ing tho Efforts Of the government 10 protect
them The Governor General OF Salonica. Echrcf
Pacna, and the High Commissioner Of the Sublime
Porte, yaban EGcndi, have sent the follow
Ing telegram dated salonIca, May 81 10 the Turkish
Minister at Washington
Eleven additional sentences were rendered yestcr-
day Of which for capital punishment, eight TO
forced labor fc limited and three years.
imprisonment Tho instgators OF the riot shall be tried
today"
THE LATEST REPORT
Tho Turkish Minister to-day received the following
telegram dated Saonica, May 2S:-
Yesterday nne additional sentences rendered,
two Of which nrc to capital punishment I've to forced
labor and two to three years Imprisonment
These dispatches arc signed by the Imperial CON-
mssioncrs
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Englands Dissent Serious impeachment
to the BerIin-Eastem Policy.
AN EMINENT STATESMAN DYING.
Derby Day at Chantilly-Irish Riflemen
in Active Practice.
ENGLAND PREPARING FOR WAR;
TURKEY.

sALoNrcA RIOTERS AND MURDsRERs SENTENCED.
SALoxIcA, May 49, 1870
Four more rioters who took part IN the murder Of
the Consuls sentenced death and thirteen
10 various terms Of penal servitude, some for life.
THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM POLICY HALTING foR
ENGLAND's ASSENT.
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IL AGAIN TO THE FRONT.
PROTECTING NEW YORK.
Tho Erie Railway Company announce that tho re-

adopted by rival from Now York to tho West
the proposed composition With Boston and
West Win Albany. really discriminate against New York
city By placing the New York only 81 less than Hos
Tho this New York by further
reducing York from this date follows:-
New York and chssgo reduced from 81 70 So Cincinnati
from S27 10 $21 Louisville. from $,4 TO $751; Detroit from
$40 Is to Sl2 Cleveland. from $4 70 to Sill with
spending reductions to all other points West Tho time
limit Erie Railway has also been extended In addition
the Erie has determined to extend proportion
ate its local travel foows-Bctwecn New
Buffalo Niagara Falls reduced from 30 % So
round trip for &4 and round trip Ia Rochester foe
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Tho following semiofhcial statement Is published
here:-lt is still hoped that England will make known
tho points OF Prince Gortschakons memoran-
dunn which sho wishes to have modified 50
that understanding may DO brought about
between all the Powers with view to united action
IN tho East II is considered that European Con-
ference would DO the suitable OF facilitating
such understanding. The Powers. before onicially
communicating the memorandum to the Porto, will
await tho final decision which England 10 expected to
adopt in consequence Of the overturcs made to her
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an Irish team to 90 TO Philadelphia was held at Dun
dalk on Saturday The weather was boisterou& The
best scores ~ follows;-
Reby S............... 100
Johnson ...............l S3
Con OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Isl
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TROOPS MOVING TO THE PROTECTION OF
MINERS.
ONAHA, May Is, 1876
Company II, Of the Twenty-third regiment under
Captain Eskridgc loft hero this morning for Fort Lara.
ME, and from there will SO direct to Custer City,
where they have boon ordered to protect miners
against the depredations OF the Indians.