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Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
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LETTER FROM WEST VIRGINIA
BIG CREEK COTTAGE, !
Summers Co., W. Va. !
"s. April a. 1877.

APAA ~ ASss I'LL.
DEAR REPUBLIcAN:-In my last
communication l spoke of catching
catfish in the Hreenbrier and 10 your
compositor made it cattle, but l need
net complain.
Reading some time since in your
paper an account of the Ashtabula
horror, and commenting upon the too
frequent gross carelessness Of those
who span deep chasms with bridges,
over which precious lives are hurried
at the rate Of thirty miles an hour, I
was led to exami le the trestles, on
which the Chesapeake b Ohio rail-
road crosses the Pawlus and Big
Creek, near me.
The tressle over Big creek being
fifty feet high, and the other over
Pawlus creek, seventy feet. I found
both If not dangerous, Fastening to .
condition which will require renova-
tion, or arching, or filing in with
earth and stone. The timbers are
perceptibly decaying, and tho con-
slant oscillation loosens the nuts, that
hold the timber bolts in place, so that
the watchman is kept busy screwing
up.
While at Hinton a few weeks since
| visited the round house of this, rail-
road company, and while there notic-
ed the workmen putting in new truck
wheels to a locomotive, and finding
they were not of the Lobdell make, I
inquired of, the master Of the estab-
'lislment WHY they did not use the
zLobdell wheel, and be replied that
the company we4te compelled from M
cuniary considerations to use the
wheels made BY the Ensign Company
Of Huntington, w. Va.
That it wonld be a saving If they
would buy of the LobdellCo., because
the Ensign Company guarantees their
wheels to run 10000 miles, and if they
hold out that long they are useless af-
forwards, while (said he) I have
known the Lobdell wheels to run
10000 miles and then be taken out
from the engine trucks, and placed in
freight trucks and do good service for
q long while II!
This is the experience of master
machinist, J. W. McCandlish, who
has been in the employ Of the road for
twenty years, commencing in their
employ when the road only ran to
Covington. Well, you may judge, I
was proud to say I knew the inventor
of that very same Lobdell wheel, and
hoped its merits might induce the
road to order largely when their finan.
ces were in a better condition. fF
I have been busy the past two weeks
mauling rails, making fence, grub
bing and burning brush, and as q con-
sequence have become quite hardy.
/ rise at four in the morning and
start to work early. Hard work has
not thinned me any, as now weigh
one hundred and sixty pounds, and
have the appetite Of an Irishman (no
disrespect to the Irish.)
Mountain air and rough fare seem
to agree with my constitution. Ihave
planted or seeded twenty two acres
In oats, shall plant fifteen in corn
half an acre in early rose potatoes, be-
sides cultvating garden Of half an
acre.
Trusting you may look beyond and
above the petty rules and notions that
govern the mere partizan, and trust
ih God and President Hayes, Lam as
evef, Yours truly, W. B. W.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
VIM. Bush, and others, In Ohsncsry
ls VI. J New Castle Co.,
Anna Thruaton and others IS.

In pursuance Of an order OF the Chancellor
Ii. the above cause. any persons having any
lien effecting the interest or estate Of Will
liam Bush, George W. Bush, Lewis p. Bush,
Martha P. Taylor, Mary Jane Buck, Anna
Thurston, Henry Bush Elisabeth D. Lock.
wood, Elisabeth McOomb, David r. Bush,
Charles Bush, and William o. Bush or either
Of them In the lands to which SAID cause re-
lates. are hereby notified to flo . petition
sitting forth the return and Amount Of the
same, In the ONCE of the Register In Ohsn-
Gerry for New Castle County, Ten days be.
fore tho list Monday In September next, and
to appear and prove said claim at the ensu-
ing term OF the Court, before the rising Of
the Court on the third day of the term.
JNO. O. PATTERSON, Trustee,
Wilmington, Delaware,
ap3.6wd April I'd. 1877.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
ROOFING
All Kinds Of Roofing.

ID ubber, Tin, Gravel and all kinds ofSIate
n Tin roofs paidted with our R0OEiNG
contains no tar. The best thing for lily old
shingles.
RUBBER ROOFING, i.
comes cheaper, looks better, and lssb fepgor
will not Melt, crack, nor run,
NO TAR NOR GRAVEL USED,
roofing materials furnished; all kinds 81 re
pairing do.e. Call and exsmin CcgSySpon-
dence Invited, estimates furnished ffq
Address, n. Y. SLATE RooF1Na Co.,
S.W. Cor. Front and Tatnall Hees,
Wilmington, DslkNAP.
mh3-3md y
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
&llJaI lzhis'ss4489ss'11ssfHs lziss49s 1sH ~ Stfs

-.tI A u sg'G- 49, - = wr,v
@lJags! J! sh'sasSss'11ss4B7 aisssSs ~ ~ ~
Nov. n, 1s76.
Trains will leave Wilmington - sfollows:for
PhilA and Intermediate Stations,
eD, so, 900, sb2, 10 4b, .. M, 30,
4S0, 70, o., p. m.
PhiladelphiA and New York, 2o2 .. M,
"a n, u 40, o 46p. N.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, II o.
Baltimore and Washington, II 50, IS, $50,
1,s,. = =! e 6..Iss: ss: bs,o. is p z: 1s.,e for
New Castle, 800, go, sSS, .. m.' So'
Gyoming and Internediats Stations, 90,
aS .. m. 8 SOP. m.
Delmar and intermediate stations, 3 90. 30
! SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphis and interned,ate stations
y 70 9. M, %, 80 2. m.
Baltimore and Warrington, u %, S0a N.
Trains from Philade delphia will leave depot
Broad street and Warrington Avenue, - fol-
wilmington, 7.so, $40, 1890 .. M, 12.H,
500, A.l5, 4 30, $40. 8.45, 0.4S, 11.S0 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division will leave
New Castle, $40 .. M, 2.15. 615p m.
Harrington and Way Stations, $40 .. m,
For further Information passengers arc ~
erred to the time tables posted sf the depot
n0v20 b. r. KENNEYs 6upt.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
LIE AT n Il d.

s.-a HENRY q. NOCOMBS
Will continue the manufacture Of all kinds
Of Leather for Shoemakers. 6addlers, and
Manufacturer. Also will keep on hand and
mako TO order Leather hose Of all kinds, and
patent stretched wtSS:s hide and side leather
wafer proof Cemented, and warranted : su-
peEior article. An orderS will be filed 10 the
entire satisfaction Of the purchaser ct the
lcwest market prices, ct the old stand, 8. W.
Corner Of Third and Orange Streets, VIII
mingt0n. Delaware. H.S. MCCOMBS.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
Arctic Ice 4 Coal Co,
NO. g Il. SECOND STREET
PRICES FOE 1877,

30 lbs and over, 40 cts per 100 lbs, extra In
ducements to largo consumers.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. We
also have Ane quality ofcoal which we sell
at the Awest prices Please send u your
orders.
J.B. CONROW & SON.
ap10-dtf
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

First National HANK or Wilmington
DEPOSIT OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
AND FMAHCALAaKNT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
EDw. BELTS, PRHsIDnHT.
q. D. ARMSTRONG, OAszr1R.
PAID UP CAPITAL, 100000.
Philadelpnia and New York Exchanges
furnished to regular depositors without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, a.
t DIRECTORS. h
clement b. Bmyth, George ". Bush,
Israel Pusey,. ELI Garrett,
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

The New Castle Comfy auSual In.
suRanCo COmnany.
OFFICE, Goa MARKET STREET,
Insurss against FIRE, horses and al ot
kinds Of buildings with their contents
periods Of time vafyin from three months
3 term Of years. 4A
WuLiAN TATNA WILLIAM OANBY,
n. N. OLnA vER, Glo. RICHAIDso1,
GEo. @. MARIs, JoHM JoNHs,
OHAs. W. HowLAND, CL1N1NT B. SMYTH,
EDWARD BRINa- A. p. SHANNON,
HURST, 1lANDgR II. RIDDLE,
Z. r. BxLLAR, Glo. II. BATls,
JAMES BRADyORD, ASHTON RICHARDsoH
wLLIAM TATNALL, President.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
l NEW CORNER.
Black Hills Gold Region.

For rTNyoRMATIoN or HOW TO GET THHRl,
22S Washington Ntreet, Bostoa; 363 Broad
way, New York, or P. o. Lock Box. ~,
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

At Geneva, Ohio,a a man named Pot
ter shot his wife for leaving him and
then shot himself.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
EOK BARGAINS.
+ goto
g M. IEGAEEY'S -,s.s,...,..,,
aEQQNp pHANnEURNITURE

NEWAND HE00ND HAND
5s M STORE ]. ..lsi
AZ M. SIC Tasnau ssrsss Tismaaoscr DEL Y
whore full line or new and second hand fur
niture 10 kept constantly on hand. Also D
stock OF carpets and stoves, and everything
required to furnish house In hrst cluss
ces to suit the times. Osii and examine our
stock and learn the reasonable prices before
purchasing elsewhere. nh143md&w
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
The Arelsan,s savIngs Bank

- ~ 8sw0Afw = O0v AA100 ADoA2A
has been removed to Fifth apd Market Su.
In the Clayton House, whore It y now open
for buslness. Bix per cant. has been regular.
Z PAID On DcPodts dnos ne orsansasion u
Deposits are solicited fxom Farmers, No
chanlca, Dealers, widows ard Orphans' Es-
tates, and from those whose budnsss enables
them to keep varying cash balance, from
which, II placed with %, they viii derive ~
income IN the shapeof .7at p
SEMI-ANNUAL NTEkEST. "A
dividends mot withdrawn arc accounted ~
deposits, which thus compound their interest
twice IN each year.
MANAGERS.
Sl9ns. = w: Busa, CLsxn1T 2; snrEs'
JOIN 2. McLEAR, N. B. BlNs0x,
CHAs, W. HowLAHD.J0B II JACxsCH,
+. DARLIMeTON, HHNRY r. DuRn,
WI. II. SWIFT, 2. n. 6TOTslNBU1o,
ANTHONY HIaeINe. WM. N. NIlLD.
H GEO, W. BUSH, Yresad6nt.
GEORGE .. CAPELLE, Vice President
E.T. TAYLOR. Treasnrer.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
+" Young Ironsides "

Young 1r0ns1des
VIII stand for limited number Of mares at
the stable OF tho subscriber, for n
the season, commencing April LIST If2N
and ending Jnly 1st. An
Terms-e60 for he season, or go siDgle
service. Mares ascertained not 10 be with
foal can have service during second season
free Of charge.
"Young 1ronsides" is . dark grey; 15X
hands high, years old, handsome and Of fino
action And style.-Ped'gree-Sire, the well.
known tr0tting stallion "Ironsides," record
out OF oldP Patchen: p. X. CLARK,
mh14.3md&w New Castle Hundred
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

T1HE DELAWARE LOAN ASSOCTA-
TON now cffers Its 7th series Of sioux.
for sale at 81. per share, first payment to be
made the 1st day Of May next. The "Dela-
ware" 10 the oldest Association In the city
has matured and long since paid Oft its 1st
series and is prospering finely.
GEO. @. MARIS, Sect. and Treas.
ap7-dtf
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
70 Whom It May Concern:

Notice Is hereby given that Henry Q. Rob
Washington Horter, William Ferris, Philip
Belsinger and James II. Hofecker, Jr., In
accordance with the act Of assembly in such
cases made and provided, will ON April 30,
1877, present to Hon. L. 3. Wales at cham
p0rate the Wilmington Petroleum Gas Com
pany, for manufacturing Gas from Petro-
leum fQy illuminating and other purposes, in
the City OF Wilmington, Delaware.
mh31-dtf
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
. EAL'S TRANSFER AND
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
COACHES MEET ALL TRAINS,
At rs CENTS PER PAssENaER,

Baggage called for and checked from Ho-
tells aud private residences to destination.
BRANCH OvyIcE: p. W. q b. Depot, or II.
r. Bringhurst's Drug store, Fourth and Mar
ket stree8a, y. Bringhurst's store. Sixth and
Market, Smith q Psynter's, Seventh and
ket street. j. Fl. SEAL,
janl1-6mdw :. Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
R1ANkr1s.

BIASkIrs.
Direct from the manufacturer, ~, -, 10
4, ia, 1874, 1874. Ia, 1874 Blankets, which,
on account Of the great decline In these goods
We are enabled to offer In unusual bargains,
III, WH. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

JNANTED-The ladies generally to call
w and examine cur fne imported
French Flowers, and extra fine French Ohlp
Hats. Mrs. Young, 204 King street.
ap2.12td
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

WANTED Several boar,lers at the n
w e. corner Of Seventh and Church SITS
Good Accommodations. MRS. W .H.BACoN
"a ap4-2vd
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

NlT ANTED, By young man about 20, q
w n, situation whore he can make himself
useful and learn business, city Or country.
Have had expe rience In retail stsre. Gan
furnish good reference. Address H.. this
Office ... 'I.s' H. ar6-3td
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

VXTANTED.-A good stout Irish wonon
w to assist in general house work, 223
Market street. ap4-du
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
BOARDING..

NUOD BOARDING.-Can be obtained at
\J TIA EAST Seventh street. Young Men
will find good accommodations and Q good
and pleasant homo. Mrs. Engle Burdick.
spl4-8td rs .,D..
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

vXTANTED.-bo0O people to Buy chsice
w brands Of -four Of George W. savage:
at the N. e. corner Third and French streets.
ap7-6td byAl ..aN Dl
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

VXTANTED 5000 customers to purchase
w the best brands OF -four ct the lowest
Market price, North east Corper Nhird and
French streets. ap3-6td
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

A Gent. aud wife desire furnished EQ6m
n for Logging. State location and pfice.
W. A. M. this Office. ap1o-6td
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

IXTANTED ALI men to call and exam
w ine our cheap spring limo Of boots,
CATERS, shoes, slippers, &c., ct Nc. & East
Third street. A. DENNIS. 6E3s6td
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

TATANTED.-To sell. nice swing chair.
w Mrs. Rehfuss, 234 King street.
ap9.6td ~
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

DOARDING.-Six or eight men Can be
lars week at 706 East Ten street. ap9.6td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN. HUDSOl
AND BERGIEN REAL ESTATE.

To Let Lease.
EEM- SEE IT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
Oeght Rooms gas, water shade and fruit trees high
healthy; eight minutes from Bergen Avenue Station 20
from lbcrtyst low rent to suitable family NJ, box
a,339. New York.
r,o LEr-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
House. 10 rooms &c IN good order; five
from forty; rent 500 year: stores
S25 $40 month"; Floors in good order $12
Sl6 per month.
FRANZ STEVENS, SIS Montgomery st.. Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

rNO LET-rARr OF PLEASANT HOUSE, NEAR
DEPOT; one hour from New York, Long Island north
side garden and lawns. Rent $3.50 Address OWNER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FIVE STORY AND
basement, cellar sub.cear iron front double Build
Ing 4oxi0o. lot 100 rent for s4 5on Walker st.
Broadway price $4,000 Inquire w. WEBER. las West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR UNENCUMBERED
Property, within ono hour OF New York. stock, Lease
and Good will OF paying Livery Stable In the
In the city, and stalls
iage room. Address j. w. NOBLE Herald Uptown Office
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24
Indian {SSsCrIa:lon.

\ large tract OF Government land.
embracing part Of Duck Valley in Ito
northern pant of this county, nrd cx-
tending into Idaho Territory. has re-
gently been withdrawn 10y the Depart
meat of the Interior FROM the public
domain, rs II reservation aud homo for
the Western Shoshones. That portion
OF the Gorersmcnt land having never
yet been surveyed. the boundaries OF
the reservation are described us follows:
"Commcncing mt the one Lurdrcdth
(lo0) mile post Of The survey of the
north boundary Of Nevada; thence cue
north 20 the intersection Of the north
boundary of township IL south Of Boise
base liae IL Idaho; thence due ives. to "
point dUc north Of the one hundred and
twentieth (l2Ol mile pos. of said sur
vcy of the north boundary of Nevada;
thence due south to the 9th standard
parallel north OF Mount Diablo base
line i'll Nevada; thence duo east to u
point due south of the place Of begin
ming; thence north TO the place of be-
ginning" The greater portion Of the
land embraced within these boundaries
Is said To be of excellent quality, and
the Indians express L perfect willing
ness TO locate upun it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24
IN i,!lc lsIilnor,

\ report tina; the SEoshones Of this
county were assembling with view to
arranging fer trip 10 tho scene of Tia
indiam way il northern Il.h0 hasSub.
timed some creicnse, but, we have
every reason to believe, has no founGa-
t'on. III fact. 4 suspicion that the IN
dams had sUuic such intention probably
arose from the fact that belly of Sho-
shoncs, ut Tie rcqucs: Of tl.c Indian
nscnt, had repaired to the reservation.
referred TO elsewhere i'll these columns.
Any movement, even i'll small force bY
our ln;limns, just NJ this jrIncturc, while
exciting accounts of Indian dcprcLa-
tione arr being received from the north,
will bv liable to produce some alarm in
the small! and isolated settlements, bit
there III really no occasion for Il, for
tho Western Shoshoncs have never
inm.i!, SIZED the slightest disposi ION IL
either engage i'll hostility ngaiMst IT,"
whites themselves, or 10 assist other
hostile tribes, nor have they ANY but
friendly intentions now.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24
Ttemt!: NEn.l IEi..n..rt,.

John $. q. Abbot, tta vel! !;nown
American historian, died At Pai.l:nycn,
Conn, or sunday, The 18th inst, in
the % year OF his age. lie w.n born il:
brunswick, Maino, September -, 1880;
was educated in Howioin College; fol
lowed the ministry fourteen years, after
which he devoted hiIuI=ii to literary
pursuits. Although The au;ilcr Of n
number of highly meriturioGa works, the
history Of Napoleon Bonaparte is his
most noted production, and contributed
more 20 his fame per!apl than any oi
his writings.
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State -; HcyIi,
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WsEi.Y ElSl i:,gEPss:y;Nr.
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1yls N.s g,s.ss.n OF ~ N,.Nrir..,,.

Che S,E rsErrs Or t,s NT'Nrin..,s.
News * received itc:n s.tw:atan,
idaho. that The IuF;a;s cl',l.a,ius 10,
scrh's band and thu SS!ui.a ,ivcr II.
dIaas W.T.. assembled ga C:;mus prs.:.
rio, taking hr.e:io demonstrations.
Foar !ueu axe reported i:iiI:d =, the
mouth Of ;he White Bio! or Salmon
rIvvr, and ylsr settlers on tho Prairie
had become 50 nGca sIaru.cL that they
had gathered at olount siuho. a:i
a';e1 <Ss- troops ~ cOmo 20 their &c
lief. ;. subsequently, M Indian mrsseE.
/, gcr calne through 10 tle Agency With
sae news thai ihe er!,lo.s hal brea ~
t.ciyyi. End tea. several lc.5ons were
L:lici. al leans on the read were
ubaudope1, sad Ca:aps prairie with the
exception Of 3iouat I..alo. MAS ia ro-
session Of the Indians,
The trcols, With $50 men fyoG
Moan; Ilaho, encountered The Indians
at the head o! White Bril- Canycn. The
troops ,i;smountcd, and le;t few SOL
tiicEi ami twenty ri,nd!y Indians to
hold The horses. The Indians opened
fire upon. the troops, AM sighting WAS
continued iUr s2mc ti::;e. Tie friendly
Indians guarding the horses covli aee
tha; tic lujiiams were getting TIE best
of Tho fight, and the soldiers were re-
treating. The ci::G>;s' Captain. Sar.
gc'mt Lyttlo AID one sal;,i>r, were
known 70 be killed; ard the whole
horse guard. 1uiiau. aud Whites, b!cl;e
AMI ran, sGr4c for Siourt Idaho ana
folue for LnpaGi, leaving their horsyg
TO ran !poGe oyer the. prairie. Those
coming to Larwai never stopped;;! ihey
reached the fort. Many houses ou the
prairie were burned. Another soldier
reached the gait:scii at O'Clock \. Il.
Oh thee morning OF the 18th. fro:a the
Egtt, and reported that the troops on
foot ara surrounded in canyon, and
iii hand1to.hand fight. Colonial Perry
aud nbout ono halt.of the command aGc
, id ito bJ killed, a:ih the remainder
We're surrounded ana lighting when tho
soldier left 4, The Indians engaged in
tho light ah:hT!nan,irsaty Nca perccs.
They, togethet with other disa!fecteI
tribes, upinbcr about two Thousand e.
ioctiyo warriors. There is u general
uprising Of tho savaCea, aud the whole
country il wild with alarm. Tho H.
dinns nro Ilaasacgeing men, women and
children. il Camas Pcairlc, Gnl settlers
are t!eeimg in all directions FOR safety.
General Howard is now at Lewiston,
but is powcrlrss, owing 10 the made
qnnto military forces. Troops have been
ordered froi.! - number OF posts in this
Department, and will soon Lo on tho
SCENE. General Mcdowell, command
ing .he Division Of tho Pacific, has been
tv!ographcd, and speedy assistance is
demanded. Further and sanguinary
details are hourly expected here. Coz.
Chadwick han also been applied TO for
arms, etc.
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TIKI Fi2ehc H:to'i! o! :l:r lC;h, speak.
Ing Of the Raymond K lily mine, says:
"Therc is good Progress being iunle 81!
Though the min.. anal thc lower !aycl
is looking vo:y we'll. The mill al Bui.
lionvilIg stated fifteen ata'=Is (" %ori:
crushing ore Maudmy. Ho%a OF he orc
from tie lowe: level has yYs Eee..
worked, 30 for The present they are cox.
filming !hamaulvc5 to ore from tie u.gag
loTeis, intending TO wv.:: the U:c iyoi:.
the lower b. itsyii."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24
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Washington special says cx-Congr,ss-
:nUn DUcScry Z! Moth Carolina told
scmo OF his fg;gnlG hc-c that he las
been promised Ike appointment Q: Con.
sci General to London IN Place OF Ba.
dcau, WHO has h9!l the Office eth,
%c"rg. Whether his expectations b. re-
allied or not. i. appears certain tha;
BaAe.:i will 10: Lola Tie position much
longer.
NV C:iEi%&, Jumc iS.-Thc Custom
House Comais.isn5. consisting OF Cen.
iialE"y, Special agent, Chairman. c.
Congressman Sheldon and cx.Uonsrd.
crate Collector Hatch, returned to the
city 70 day fr"rn :: fuu- days inspection
oi the Gustoa.'s stations from Risolc.z
10 Inc Cali. lis understood that ;hcy
lave mg:sed upon rlan whic!. will
consolidate aud re,iueo the expenses Of
those stations AID in;crposc :, more e.
lGct:al barrier to tho extensive Snug
CLING nov carried on ly lncwns Of thc
Enmbcr!rss Layous and outlets cxistira
McH- :he mouth Of the river.
Nav Hoa.l, jane l8.-Tho class OF
!s5O Of prir:ctDm College, Numbering
"s"EI:; ECO yonug IAN, Has been sua.
pended, and required 70 leave town By
''o"n to-day. The ease is Lnlldosins
the faculty.
hsa:"AoELFItt, duuo i8-The Typo
-rarAicai Union has rcdacct. Ia psiccs
- 10 caatg %: o4G thousand cm4 Oh
newspaper work, and 80 a..,I 81 cents on
book wu.i:.
HolT5v!LL2, Pa, June IG.-Niurh
eTci;enct:! prevails here over Tie de-
"iSioa OF the B2a:d Of prr.!uns adverse
:" III. PRISONERS IL the cases Of tn six
corrected Molly llngu;rcs sentenced
70 b hanged here 0n Thursday. Cagio..
itE is manifested "hcihrr the men will
b? hanged separately or III! together.
Tbs Sheriff has provided 4 ca!luvs
Large cMoagl. - l.GH% seven. Nearly
o"o l:c"dccA applications have alrcm.:y
3e|lI received from corr romIents apl
journalists to DO allowed 10 Siturss ,l.u
execution and f:om over u hundred
doctors.
WA24I%c-oH. June !3.--inong re.
cent decisions Of the Supreme Cour:
are IL" following: William L. White