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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

A PirrshrRa paper the OF.
ganization Of n m mysterious secret order
called the Universal Brotherhood. D,
is composed Of laborsrs. mechanics and
tanners. Lawyers, doctors. preachers,
politicians. ofice.holders, bankers, bond.
holders and spectators are rigidly eS'
cludsd. No man is admitted to men,
bsrship who Is not engaged in some nc
tive industry involving manual labor.
The order already numbers thousands,
and will Dol be organiz-d In every warl
in Pittsburc. Its object is to unite the
iaboring classes Of every grade and pro-
fession in a common interest throughout
the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

WHAT Is the matter with the office.
seetsrsp II is announced hat not
moro than twenty Of them arc left in
Washington. and nearly all Of these are
from North Carolina. No wonder the
notion got abroad that the Capital was
unhealthy!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

President HAYES is a good deal Of an
optimist. Ohio indorses him and he is
happy; Maine does not indorss him. aud
he is still happy. II will all coms out
right, he thinks. Well. that is much
more sensible than to get in a stew this
hot weather about what he cannot help.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
RssrMrrION.

Ever since John sherman was APP
poin,sl Secretary Of the Treasury by
President Hayes our citizens have very
properly exhibited great anxiety to knew
and understand his theories on the re-
sumption question. and the manner in
which he proposes to manage the ma
tiouai finances. To crafty this reason
able curiosity the telegraph has been
buriensd for months with speculatious
more OF less founded on facts. and the
papers have been hllsd with interviews
in which the Secretary said nothing.
aud editorials In which the editors said
a great deal that signihsd nothing. Mr..
Sherman refused to speak until the
proper time arrived. That time has
nov come with the opening Of the cam
paisn in Ohio. and last night at his oil
home in Mansnsld he delivered a speech
in which. after an elaborate anal we'll
timed defence Of the Presidents South
srn policy. no clearly outlined his plans
for the resumption Of specie paymsnts'
This part Of the speech Is reproduced In
our telesraphio columns. AMI will BE-
found interesting and instructive read.
ing BY all who take all interest IN tbs
great question Of resumption.
To begin with. Secretary Sherman
snunciatss the grand oil Republican
principle. that the faith Of the nation is
sacred and must b- kept. That faith i.
pledged to q resumption OF specie pay
msnts on OF before the frat Of January.
1879. Mr.. Sherman says that he can
fulhll that promise unless Congress in
t~erisres with him by adverse legislation f;
aud IL IL will aid him in his work by the
passage o! such laws As lie .hall suggest
to them 10 his forthcoming report. all
doubts Of resumption at the specified
time will lie at all snl. How Congress
will act in the matter ID is. Of course.
impossible to say. There are many
good Republicans who are opposed to
resumption at the date now fixed by
law. on the ground that II will unduly
contract the currency. and nearly. 10 not
quite. all the Democrats are in open op-
position to 1t. Still there is good hope
that wise counssis may prevail. and Sec
Rotary Shsrmsn's views DO ultimately
acted upon.
Resumption does not necessarily i'm.
ply the retiring Of all the gresnbaeks ia
circulation. and their replacement by
gold and silver. Il would DO impossible.
in the next sixteen months To accumu.
late sufficient coin in the Treasury Ia
accomplish this. Nor Is II Necessary or
advisable to Danish the grssnback FROM
the country. IL il a very convenient
money 10 handle. much moro convenient
than gold or silver. What ". want il
to make II equal in value 10 gold and
silver. When a dollar government note
will buy q. much as a gold dollar. II il
specie. and We have resumed specie pay
meuts. but so long IS it is worth only
n~insty.five cents. the man who receives
1t for a dollar loses Just 81 much. The
whole object Of resumption then. IL
simply TO raise our national currency to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

ali .,. N /, ,aiu.r.i eontaiped within the spscs |
of inisrseetion. but The rub.eouent location |
sh.Ii have the ,isht Of way through the ,pace
m in,ers.c,ion for Inc purpose. of the conyeri.
emf Nori'ns on he mine. And where two or
ME- Yin. nnits Inc olds,t or prior Location |
sh III ,sSs ,ss vein below The point Of union.
inriudinr ali the mace Of Intersection.
fAiaS, nv. ,.,aas. isns LIZ
SIT. <ss' Wy ~ III. ~ 1890
tieuous 70 .ne VEN oes"Ii,u
" tne pioprie..u W. !. !. mni'
ing OF m.u.sx \. auh,.ssd snd insi,1., a.
=. - .SrJ,esi,on Tor n ps,ent for ,nsh ..in M
~. IN ,hs ..,nc NAV he n,,sn,,d ,h.,cw,,h' |
49, !. 80 10 ssrs p,.ii,1,rsrx rsonIr.rans
sae.s>. notIsa ~. a.. nlli..hIs,
80 sI,stsy hr, No Ioe.,,,r S.,c.n., !"
ss.,ch rcn'.d,.esn, land shari .,r..d .xa
srres, ana payment for the sans must be msde
AZ. -. NJ, aa.P,. p.S
superhe,eso y wy. osu,t W iusf,.
mill or rsuueton .otks hvt owning : mime w
.ousee..vuu H. ~. .rs'e"'
ior ms hiifs''e. p'o''aeu u 'n's "euoh'
STATE Oh rxnEfroRi.L LsGisl.tioS CONCERN
iva Nisrn,LLksps.
SIC. 25S5. As . condition OF sale In the sb.
sence OF ntcsssary legislation by Congress. The
local legislature OF any state or Territory may
provide rules for working mines. isvoiving
easements, drainage, and other Necessary
means to their con plete development and
those conditions shall he fully expressed In the
pAtrnt.
,,.,n ,,a,-. ~ IA nv ,r,. ,,o,, nj,
'1''." ~sr'"' "'""
exc ssSo w,.n.xs, hv r,s q, o....
$500. "ss.',' p.o,sy i"H
s, ~ M, .e,nrns y : \. ,n,ns.a.
,I.uaur.i. m.nuas.a..ss' Y "ne. pu,Iorss'
aasr,,s5 "a aesnowisJ,sn hx NJ LEA err
80. -. 90 r. dse,sinn ~ ,h..s.
som,. ,s us ,nu ..e ~ .nsh s -. a.S, ,,.h ,ne poIi
~ m.,r,.,n.d AMI n,o,.r,ai IN ~. = snu
m. r;nh, ~ ~.r a., H. cos.,r,stI,r M .I,;ehm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

"OS u big drunk all day. Don't
think there is any use OF living" This
was the suCcinct commentary which a
broksn-iown gentleman from Harris
burg made upon his earthly career. as
he directed his body to bs sent by ca
press. G. q. D.. to his friends In Cum
bsrlsnd county. Pennsylvania. AMI
poisoned himself in n Of n Chicago
hotel. There certainly was not much
uss in liying-in that way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

Ma. Tmprs. in a private letter writ
ten to u friend in Albany. says that he
has received much benefit from his
ocean voyage. aud that he looks AMI
feels in better health than at any tius
within the past three or four years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

wnxS Spotted Tail. Red Cloud and
the other eopper-colored Envo,s Extra
ordinary reach the National Capital. II
would lie prudent for the Airs. II. Il.
Hayes Temperance Society to take them
under its shslteriug care. Few specta-
cles are mors unlovely than that Of q
Sioux ambassador on an aboriginal
drunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
, LpuA CONSOLIDATED MI,

ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MIN.
" Ing CompAny.-location Of works, uohl
IIill, atorey county Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business. Ran
F,ancirr,. California.
Notice ~ hereby given. that 81 q meeting OF
the Hoard 90 Dir ct0r-. held on the 18th day of
August, 1877, an Assessment mo. ~ oil unc
Dollar lki) per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. ~
The Secretary. nj the ONCE OF the Company.
Room - Nevada block. No. 3gI Montgomery
sweet, Nan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY, the TwKNTY.
SECOND t21i) day Of september. 1871. will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale At public
auction. and unless pay ment Ia made b.iorr
will ba roid on SATURDAY. the 1HtR-
TENTH (l3ihD day OF October. 1871, 10 pay
the delinancnt assessment. together with costs
OF advertising aud expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Boarl Of Directors.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Oyricy--Room No. ~. nevada Bloct, No. 500
Montgomery street, Nan fIancisco, California.
auls 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

A o Of sixteen killed himself ia
New Hampshire. while suffering from an
uurequited attachment to q young wo.
man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

rho Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
state Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business. mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

vIRaIsIA Orr. Nevala. August IL. lsi7.--
II. II. Lindsay, Orndorf h Mcgee. II. u. Taylor
and others Gentlemen (: In rply TO your LETTER
Of the 18th instant. rendering me . compliment.
arg bebent. I would say that since The night 81
the accident which unfortunately disabled M
for 90 long q time. ] have met with n%oti'b',
bat kindness aud sympathy at your hands anil
Cor this last act Of yours ! can IND no lAngusf"
io express my heartfelt gratitude. arceri
yonr kind Offer. aud with all my heart ! ihshk
yoa. Only hoping that ! may le able To -how
my appreciation of Jour many favofs, ] AN.
my dear -irs. Jour most ob.di-nt servant
j.. ". CRAWFORD Captain jack.
T.. ST. have secured National Uuari Hal
for the evening the 9th of september. IN which
occasion will he presented the TICKET on
LRAvE MAN" will also. On The zane even
Ing, rrcite q poem of my composition. en.
titled - The foor Mans soiiloluy on the f.ais
Eastern Strike" Yours, etc.
anil Id J. W.. Q. Captain Jsck)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
PIANOS TO LET.

A WOODWARD 4 BRowYnN~rf3
n PIANO. ns~i rbut q few ~7Hn
months, for rent. Apply al Mrs.. w
Moss NillinsFy Store. iCt south q stfrtt.
ylreinis c;,y, or a. q; "; ns,, a Co.'S news
jsiStf N. d. PARSONS, Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
A TESTIMONIAL
CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD.

VIRaiSIA CITY. NEVADA. AUGUST ~.
IsT7.-CArrAIs JAcK CRAwFoRp Dear MI;
Appreciating fully the yslusbl, - rviees render
ri by you % your country In days gone by. ant
b, INK aware OF the unfortunate combination az
circumstances which have prevented you foe
ZONE time from pursulng your present trofr-'
sion. We. the underrIgn-l. citizens ~ Storey
county, would bcg leave Ia tender 1, you o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
WHERE VIM ixrERsscr.

FEC. 1850. whsrs two " more yeins i~nier'eet
or roe. each other, priority Of title shall gov
cru, snd ,uch prior location shsll b entitled to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

spiendid Rooms By she Day or Week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

VUHHtJ' NUuH w VH'"0" ''H"'' y g"""
COMPLIMENTARY BRNRPiT,
To take place al such time and place a. yoil
may see Nc Ia dehignAie.
Respectfully, your-.
Orndorff 4 Magee, u. n. Lrdsay,
X. II. Taylor. IA. Buinhse
ID. block a Co. IlntJ 4 Crosby.
j. Barnert 4 Go. A .risscler.
DO. Adkison, Hatch brothers
&C. Goodwin, IL. Mcfarland
j.. A. McQuaid. u l.. MCCARTHY.
n, e, blanchard, John II. Pagan.
v. L~mery. W Henry DAY.
John u. Shermier. W. ". nfeihsn.
Msrk sirou-a. NJ. Kirkpatrick,
J. y. smith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

rnn nr-r MEALS At All. HOURS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

UPHOLSTERY WORK of eli kinds tsna 10
order. ard FURNITURE RRPAIhiNO LsAily
executed 81 short notice. Prices 81 everything
- low - 81 any other house In the state. and
fair DEALING guaranteed. lsshi =
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
MIR. BROWNS CHOICE.
WOULD Be LAND OWNER RUNS OFF WITH
BUTCHERS WIFE,

WOULD BE LAND OWNER RUNS OFF WITH A
BUTCHERS wIFE.
Mr.. John Brown aud Mrs. Adam Sohn resided on
Bergen Line avenue Union Hill not far distant from
each other. People living in tho ncie hborhood have
not failed to observe the intimacy that existed
between the two. Mrs sohn, who is the
has, upon several occasions, been detected
the right and once she to this city with him
time married the " Widow Statiey. or good looks
youth she had neither, out she was tho possessor
Of sixteen houses aud stores that brought her IN
ha ndsornc revenue. She was seventy years OF
Brown but thrty-hve When Brown married her hc
tred alleged To gain possession Of her property
but she wns too smart Tor him. Then no began a sys.
tematc course OF cruel treatment toward her, and
often tho ueighbofs were compelled to pre-
vent his killing her. He limo split iwo
inch plank on his wiie's head. Tncn he iofmcu the
acquaintance OF Mrs. Sonn. and Their intimacy soon
BECAME the talk OF the village. MIR. sohn, the hus-
band, came home rather later han usual one night
anc found his vile closced with her paranour Brown a.
la his rago Sohn hurled a meat cieaver at Browns
head After that Brown kept clear OF house for
while, but eventually returned. when violent scenes
requentIy enacted. Yesterday morning Mrs
Sohn lovingly asked her husband TO visit snake Hill
and see how their little daughter, who is
confined IN The insane asy um there getting along
He unsuspcctingly complied with her request. aud
while he was away the fathcss wife packed up all
the household furniture, took the bank book $500 in
cash and her three children and lett for parts
things away, says that he lett Them at
n house IN Second avenue, thus city Brown
stood by laughing whilc tho things bcng placed
the wagon, aud hour later he was aso among the
missing. 1t was Just what every expected, and
upon searching II vas found tha, no had agen 500
OF his wlie's money. all has clothes ana toll set of
carpenters tools that he had recently purchased win
borrowed money. Tho ALTAR has created qdite sen
saton, as both the families were well known.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
The PARIS CTEXAS) FIRE.

FULL LIST OF LOSSES BY THE coNFLAGRATIoN.
NEW ORLEANS, La, sept l. 1877.
A Neus special says the losers tho Paris (Trxasj
fire the Farmers aud Merchants Bank, tho Leoed
House. Post once, express Office, telegraph Office,
Barn Grcsham's livery stable L. W. \ A. :. John
son; y. Cobn. Harris Co, J. Goodgeon 4. Frees x
Co, J. Faulkner, Lewis Brothers. Denton Brothers,
CITY Hotel, McGlesson's stable ]. W. Rogers, W. Is.
Craig H. l.. Baertel, Whitfield X Douglass, Williams *
Workman, N. Cobn Second STOREY. A. 5. McMurray
N English, Hail n Braden, T.. ". saunders, Bywacrs
Cook, +. W. Sims. J. u. Atkinson, agent; Harris "
Co, ory goods; Aithciner ~ Co, >. Fox Co., J. ID.
BaunI, NJ Saunders j. j.. CoOmbs, Bright Brothcrx.
j. Goodgeon. W. K Fitzpatrick Edmouson Meyer
John wyatt, Henry Harris Co., ccDiectioners; John
hsbbet T. II. Frees, Lyons Harrison, Lewis Broth.
ers, Abc lusk Greaves' Hotel, H. Fricdiandcr Nix *
Co.. Grsy's wagon yard, &c. Many prvme dwellings
Offices and trades shops not Included the above
lat Au aroa o: about ton solid blocks burned over
The old Court House was destroyed The water cayo
out rendering the IRE engines useless. The loss of
property Is estimated at from 81 600 900 to 600
Many families arc without shelter. number of lives
reported TO have been os but on one dead BODY
has been iound as yet The fire caused by an IN.
condmry, who Is under arrest.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
MILES OREILLY's REGIMENT.

The old readers OF tho HERALD will call to mind the
fact that the HERALD the rst newspaper TO intro
duce "Privste Miles Reilly of tho Forty-scvonth
New York, Volunteers, tho late General Charles &.
Hapne formerly Register OF this city, to the general
pubic. goodly number OF the comrades OF
trio "Privnto Miles, met yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF cstabishng veteran corps OF the survv
ing members OF tho regiment General L. Ben
son Cox, tho original adjutant, was unani-
mously elected president pro tem., and Mr.
Joseph W. Parker appointed temporary
secretary. Major Frank A. Butts introduced u
resolution which was adopted urging all me mbcrs OF
the old command to forward th cir names addresses
we'll those OF such comrades they may know,
10 the temporary secretary ut the Register office. 1t
further resolved thut the be directed 10
notify such members o the reg mcnt whose addresses
DO may DC able 10 secure TINT .,uhother meeting &
preliminary to the ono Tor nna organization will be
held Thursday evening next, at No. 81 Stanton
street ut. hali-past seven O'Clock. The HERALD re-
porter was informed that nearly Two hundred are
pected TO be present at the next meeting The greatest
enthusiasm prcva alcd at yesterday IS meeting.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
PENNsYLvANIAs TREASURY FRAUDS.
PROSECUTIONS ABANDoNED-How THE COUNTY
AUDITORS BILLS WERE DocToRED BY DIS
HONEST CLERKS.

PROSECUTIONS ABANDoNED-HOw THE COUNTY
AUDITORS BILLS WERE pocToRED BY DIS
HONEST CLERKS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, Pa, sept l, 1871.
The farce OF prosecuting tho clerks in the State
Treasury and Auditor Generals departments for alter
ing figures county auditors' returns BY
which the State swindled out OF over
500 900, onded to-day with the abandon
ment Of the prosecution by the Common wealth
in the case ot W. j. Jackman, democrat. former
clerk in the Office OF the auditor, General Temple NJ
s. smith, exCh!ef Clerk in tho Treasury Depart tment
and John Waggoner AMI Mr.. Kerr, republicans corks
under Auditor General Aleu, all alleged TO have been
concerned in khe frand upon the Treasury.
licved from further prosecution few months ago
Tho charges against them embczzlement, forgery
and larceny.
A CONFESSION.
in the summer of1S76 james A. Millspaugh, arspub.
fcan treasurer OF Scranton city, Informed the State
authorities that be had deirauded the Treasury Of
several thousand dollars in taxes and that no had
been enabled To commit the robbery by tue assistance
OF smith and Waggoncr, who altered the statement Of
tha county auditor, so that he was required to pay
Ave thousand dollars less than the original
ment required. He further stated that nc had Hbc.
rally paid the clerks tor their work. smith and Wag
goner subsequently admitted their guilt, and OF
them Implicated Jackman In the transaction, VINO, II
was asserted had received largo amount TOR his. ser
wees. Jackman always denied has guilt.
PUNISHED
BY the help Of the department clerks nsidcrablc
number OF county and city trcasurers enabled
swndie the state, but only OF them has been pun
ished ior his rascalty James A. CourIright, repub
lican OF Luzerne county, who Withheld taxes to the
amount OF over $40 900. Miilsplugh promised TO
make lull restitution, in consideration OF which ho
allowed retain his Office. Instead OF returning
the stolen money he collected additional taxes and es
capped with Nil the plunder, amounting IN the aggrc.
gate TO over SIS, 900.
WHY NOT puyisnEp?
A number OF the dishonest county officials havo
squared their Indebtedness with the state but the bulk
OF the amount out OF which the Treasury has
frauded remains unpaid 1t IL hned that the lenienry
shown the clerks concerned the fraud uttrbuta-
bic fear that they might testimony damaging
to the reputation OF State officials.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ASSIGNMENTS TO DUTY.

WAsHsGToy, sept. !, 1877.
Lieutenant Commander Charies G. Barclay Is or
dored to command the storeshp Onward South Pacific
station IN place OF Lieutenant Commander +. ). Key
ser, detailed from the mand oil that vessel aud
ordered to return home. Master Alexander McCracken
is ordered to the Hartford at Norfolk Va Passed
Assistant Engineer James Buterworth is ordered to
the Canoncus, at New Orleans, In place OF Passed
Assistant Engineer G. l. 81 Maccariy. detached and
placed on waiting orders. Gunner George W. Omen
sefer Is ordered 10 the training ship Constitution at
Philadephia in place of Gunner William T. Dcvn,
detached and granted Two months leave OF absence.
Boatswain Edward kenncy rs detached from the re-
ceving snip 81 LOUIS aud ordered to the training shp
Constitution Boalswain Edward Bonsall IL detached
from the training ship Constitution ana ordered to the
receiving ship 81 LOUIS Ailshipman Edward d.
Bostck is detached from the Hartford and placed
waiting orders.
THE RICHMOND AT BOSTON.
despach received at the Navy Department
nounces the arrival OF the United States steamer Rich
mond, late flagship of the South Atlantic station at
Boston this morning.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
THE EXTRADITlON TREATY.
A PRISONER ALLOWED TO GO BACK TO CANADA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
lLI.... s.~,.L

A PRISONER ALLOWED TO GO BACK TO CANADA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI. Sept I, 1871
Judgment Of national and even International In
terest was rendered in Kcnlon Criminal Court Gov
ing,on, KY, to-day, by Judge W. l.. Jackson,
Of Louisville. Smith N. Hawcs, iato Treasurer OF
Coyington, oxtradied IRON Canada list February, on
thrce charges of forgery, having been acquitted OF
these and beng called to plead to charges Of
embezzomcnt, moved 10 be discharged and permitted
TO return to Canada without trial. He claimed such
was tho implied obligation OF the treaty ana OF hrs
surrender After argument extcnding through the week
by Hon {. +. Hallam, ex-senator stevenson and Cover
nor Carlisle tho prisoner and W. W. Cloary Tor the
STATE decision rendered to-day dlscnarging the prs
oncr 10 give him opportunity TO return to his asylum
within a reasonable time. The opinion maintains that
cx.rattiun not matter OF natural oblignton, but
wholly express treaty stpuations: that these
cannot extended by construction; that tho cnumcr-
OF certain crimes III treaty operates a.
clusion of all others, and that without any express
stipulation there Is implied obligation TO try for
crime other Than those named IN tho warrant OF
cxtradition. It holds that courts bound
observe this implied obligation OF public treaty, and
declares that II international iath to he violated
some other Judge must be selected to do the work.
1t strongly condemns the atutude of our diplomatic
officials the Wnslow case aud protests that Judge
Bencdcts decisions IN the cases OF Caldwell aud Law
renee not respectable.
The prisoner discnarged and started imme liatey
for Canada