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cncd To- 60 on any further in The case. Now. if
your Honor please, history affords us with ono
conspi euous example There is no name moro
illustrious than that of Lord Bacon, and yet sir,
be ausc he did this very thing because lac re-
fr'iVcd aIilti9nal pay, not iorwrong DECISIONS,
but for right decisions. from the party in whose
favor they were made, he IS pillOricd through
all time ms tho
Brishtcst, wiscst. mo1nca Of mankind.
). Mr. Marin opposed the motion onthc ground
law. Ilc contcndcd that the argument OF tho
marned counsel Mr.. BARTLETT did not mc,t tho
fight in court. which windmill had nothing
Whatever to do with the issue involved II was
q Simple matter OF the payment To the referee Of
TIE regular fees allowed in the practice Of New
York lawyers.
Howas followed by Mr.. Cronin in abrief argu-
Mr.. Bartlett replied. snyine: E" ] shall invite
your lOnors attention 10 this provision Of the
cote: Soc. 2l3. Referees Frcs-Thc fees ot ref
oreos shall he 50 for every day spent in the bust
moss of the rrfcrencc but the parties may agree
n writing upon any other rate OF compcnsa-
Now, 7 say the maxim. erpressiouniis crc',l-
sin est rherUIs applies To- this case The express
SION Of tho permission to make that bargain IS
thc exclusion 10y lazy OF tho right and the power
t. make any oihcr bargain. 1t provides for an
at a., in Wr',ns ny tyc parte'. Now, what have
ing. and a voluntary deliberate Adjournment by
q rrlprpn. h"Nflu~" the city defendant in the "a e.
ton refuses toagr"c to any higher compensation
than tho statutory fcos and on the second
meeting the pantin and sescral ~ the nominal
d"icndnns. who are really plnintifs. agree that
they Will puy - an hour AMI So for every VI
luLrnmnnt Then the referee goes on. That
"a. establishes beyond poradNrniurc that. hav-
ing relus II tp gp on until that agreement WIS
NUDE ami going on after il was made. the
r." roo went on because OF TOE compact hc-
tw""a him anu the plainuM. and The deiondqns
who wcr' in fact plaintiffs; and II was a clear
violation Of both the letter ami Tic spirit of the
law. 1t was a corrupt. immoral, and illegal
" 'rhere crn io No r,fsurl standing IN recari
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rIN.ycln tyD coNmRcrl1.

TUESDAY, May -9-P M.-Ihore was n
llr-e and % tive speculation at the Stock EX-
chan-r in u laWar'. Llea4wanna ana Western
and Lake shore. with q fGIr amount Of business
also il wi -.u e nir d. p if Mo- uul \. ~
York C,ltr.l. BIT t..' r.m4.ul .roft4e ~ WAS
ONLY iniin,senti tra1od i'm. If We except Norris
am l.--. S. which iur u-, o.. ne ruoon broke .
q .cnt. to a.. -r.lcr3. and c,o-, i atG7s. Tao
general tome of the market Was heavy under
t.' leadership of Lake Shore. which ln. lined
from a. to IS OCULAR way. and a., seller 60.
Delaware, Ia kawauun AMI N,-t'r IN Was prone
Ia no in tic days operations. AMI yielded
liNm i2's To- 4N. after ann unremout
that at the auction sale of coal to-day
prices werc. in some cases. over 30 cents 4 ton
lower than in March and April. Delaware and
Hudson from tho same cause was /. lower al
-. and subs .gueuiiy the weakness Of thcaluve
shares sAtcni 81 10 the euora"Nr- .ks.whirh
Was t,le u.i in a IL. ling II ! iu Mi.heau
Central o. 80; while NultnW - .ru trrIp.d
land IN ''e as p'\'s m irE ,n,ra, Mas aI.
lover ~ and Pa ,A' Nni,. after adyan 'ns
rom 2o,, t. 21I,. -''d down p cent. h"wuse
tli" fl I tIItf the steamer cry % san Francisco
WIS Nv DAYS overdue seemed ~ ronlrm Mon,
day,s a. epath hat THIS -- IhN ..Nu wrecked
ON the lalf a-'. Chicago AnI a tom took "a
sharp downward turn from - a. - regular
WY. and ~ iero n. tlr d.uline- having he.n
uti ndrl hy leu-I .ral Do rxcit ''i.rt hoH1u-, ~
th"throwing overheard of investors stook.whicl
cam" upon tho market, as "a result ot cont nu,l
tt f0.@r i'm ulr earnings. c.. uul !. G. -Nll
d,Mn to -, and Hannibal ana ~ Josph to -
M.dn"s gay wi!l h' 2 lf-al hnlnITa AMI the
s'% * ~ hnte .P- ld.urn'l uut,l n thursday.
iA17i3 0i whl p-swlr. l. hawlnnr and
w.. r, i,r,T >'1l' lt,5NT H,.,'r,33Ni l'o;
Island. l3ooi Mi'nigan c utrt. lilou; North
-r.t. a.. 300, do pref erred. tnni Delw1re
S'o; 'C'i"'aso W1''ji 'AI'on. '975,: fr'o. i'oo6:
iu.s l"nir!l. ,Au; WABASH ,"t ~ ,"n-
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.fMtSEifESTs.


Mr.. Cpl'cr's arrangement of Shakes
pear = u nry V" WIS revived last uisitat
Booths Theatre. The spectacle. IL will h' re-
t.,Iru.r.d. va- produced uuG.r the manage
mont " Jsrr,ft & Palmer with extraordinary
misc cn sc,us aud ma-n.g .ut d.s play ~
auNlllrl 3. and It WIS at ,h, time accounted
Gao ~ iAe most brlinnry pictorial cI9r,s
~ tAc-, managers. who htl already become
famous for their arhi,ya ments in spectacle.
Aside from tho stage splcn l0rs * the pr ..Uc-
ton. Mr.. George E-noll won an immediate
nul la-tns triumph in his imrersonation If
kn1 Nav T.. and it ray D., said ,hat the
Or i.-' - CHAT mpor5onat,u su0i.d T. carry
hnn ia. Ugh nn IA g h.- -u'-'lr M work.
The n.tlyd list % sit WHs ff t'd " tn The
s9mo p| tor.a. -.cn los amt with tAe same pop
Ao-.lntr, Is not literally tle samr. Tor VI.
Nl.-nUi il ia understood hrou- 'tnu'h ot what
is .roW. shown from. lnglani. where 1t was
Tie pubic wil. int. however. hs apt 90 notice
t'e chance for The s'ts amt cla' or1t' mount
ia quito. rs brilliant and eff .tivc os hn-
fire. Whcn il is r,member,l that there
ihiskiy r.ri.l win soNi,rs ana rourtlrrs.
tr' u''en .-Hl - te r.ir.s .r'ition nly -
ti"sp. ''' vl- -H'n Wtl nll Do. dYsidn' -s
--1N0' ,ufv IN' -. 10 course. MS
s p ior. ~ 'a-' trn r'y .--u0el ny Nl~
'i. "Ds .nt'l- ..i0a ly llr.
i-ual.rtH. Objection Col Nr. CHr.t
Nr.N l.l. tnrN .-a. lt ONr'.. ~. oiyHd
ri.Ny a--Irn ir.m th, lutt. l--.t. i'y nf
re-.'. lrhrfHi- - .t,- s.. ~-iNn ~ Shakespeare
.ot prone % probable summer cnior-
~ r. 'ar .H.rn,.u Nr R'sa.l r-'.,y,-
'' ou f..,o.. .i.u u, l,-- than six
.r tbs ltri. rmo"ee has already been
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MAINE TNTELLTGENCE

Nvf,-rrr ,uAyta-rfis nav
san rises il .I...... Noon rises 10 sc
HI-If wtrtk rms ukf
Sandy II l... ~ lu,. l-al 10 ~ Hell Gaie...ll 5s
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rasintss NOlises.

: fi Hi nak ..sl.t.N u,ass. 10 i- tie only elective
o. a.ly f.r Dyspepsia and other ALE common to the
81 linl. p ANA bowels
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For Do" nuus'n of pregnant women . MIR Of
Me-ne'ii Nhienls sho0il ANT pheasant 10 1ho Iste-
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No housokccucr should attrmIt tho tolls Of
washlns without iyle v, H. sOapl-Ai9.
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You can feel and look ten years Younger ny
t1hr- ~ fl SNiNh . INt4nukANL On.y 30 cents
~. - NtaUF 81
The Be.t Remedy for, ch'lIren while Teeth
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Retail nrU-gist> eau obtain Van Bu.sirk's
IL NIhN4.ANl NNl i'IU Ni ti.ain. IlUN VAL
nnI Dr. 'iri' ross %. .'Dp NeA s4I4Acd with thii
t.A, e-.e4l.N- popular remedy.
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Chnrch Wv DEPOSITION which tho defendants caused 10
be- read n evidence IN the said divorce sui, did TESTIFY
and liu-, substantially as follows meaning. nv tn" per-
lt.t ft
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The INDIAN WAR,

The latest news from Big Hole, Mon
tana is to The effect that the battle be-
tween Colonel Gibbons command and
the Indians. was notSas disastrous to
the troops as at first reported. The
hostiles were badly cut up and forty o.
Joseph's band were found dead on q
part Of the battlefield. HawsEd. whose
command now numbers about nins
hundred regulars and.scouts, arrived too
late to. participate in the fght. 1t
seems that the originator of the Freed
mans Bank is forever. to be deprived
of the privilege Of attacking Joseph in
the rear He is always too late to get
kick at that willy savage. It must be
admitted. however. that as stern
chaser Howard is as successful as he
was in the Bureau Bank business.
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ENDORSING TnE SOUTHERN
POLICY.

the Republican State Convention of
Maine refused to denounce or approve
al the Presidents Southern policy.
Blaine could offer 10 reasonable excuse
for condemning it and to be consistent
he could not commend it; so at his in
stance the, convention. did neither.
To-day the Democratic Convention of
Maine assemblies an2 approves of the
Presidents Southern policy. as it has,
10 few short months. accomp lished
more toward restoring peace aud order
to that, hitherto distracted and mis-
governed section than had been effected
blythe bayonet policy in do2eu years.
In the North and the South. in Maine
and Mississippi. Democrats are ap-
proving of the policy of the Admins
tratiob. while Republicans in Iowa de-
nouuce it. in Ohio damn it With faint
praise. and in Maine fear to express
themselves on. the subject. Surely
Hayes by bis conservative course is
splitting the Republican party in the
North into small factions, with no fixed
policy. and has totally ,annihilated it in
the South.
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Rules OF the Track.

First Speed contests will be governed by; the
Racing and Betting Rules OF the Bay
District Fair Grounds Association
Second NO entry will be considered without
1t is accomplished by tue entrance money.
All entries will be closed ct 8 o'cloc ID the
day preceding each race. except for saddle
premiums.
In all tho above races, four or more must
enter, three or pore must start.
An entry fee of4g per cent. Of the purse
competed for must be paid to the
Secretary st the time Of entry.
c. G. BILEs, President
G. CHETowETH, Secretary.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES

Papers Filed-BalliOn shipments.
VIRGINIA CRY, New. Aug. ID. >
The papers in sthssbaek tax suits
against the mines were fled to-day.
There vas bullion shipments last night
of 1896. 361 fromrthe bonanza mines.
The Indian war-Names Of the Killed
As Yer as KhOym.
DEER LODGE. M. T., Aug. IS.
TIE following is alistof names. as
far as ascertained, of the killed in the
Indian fight at Big Hole on the 9th
instant in which the Seventh. Infantry
were engaged: Officers Captain Lo-
gan. lieutenant Bradley and the Fort
Shaw scout named Bostwick; Company
/. Captain Hogan. Corporal Nc Caffsry
and private Brytz; Company G.. Ser
geaDt Edgworth, Sergeant Martin, Cor
!. poral SayIes, Corporal O'Conner and
private O'Briea; Company X. Sergeant
Stortz. The courier could give no fur
bbCN lumEbs
lAe Latest From Colonel Gibbon.
nme HELENA. III T.. Aug. IL.
A courier from General Gibbon ar.
rived at Deer Lodge, M. H.. at 6 80 p.
m. to day with dates to the 18th. Glib.
hons supply train and camp was not
captured as first reported There was
lp aglting after the. first days battle.
General Gibbons losses are killed,
Captain Logan. Lieutenants Bradley
aud Bostwick and II men and five citi-
zens The wounded are General Glib
bon, Captain Williams. Lieutenants
Coolidge, Woodruff and Eaglish, the
latter seriously. besides SO men and 4
n,&Eans. The Indians suffered severe.
", as 4S dead ones were counted OIL
about one baf'ofihe battlefield. How
ard bad arrived aud would pursue the
Indians as soon as bis. command ar
rived. General Gibboa would move tc
Deer Laage Ard take hrs wonnied Il
Fort Shaw as soon az medical ala aUs
transportation camAA Pie Irfdiers. b AZ
d4sappssgsa, in waiees s. direction ism q
2ask,ssSan-
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1877.
PURSES, $1,000.
SPEED PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER IsT.
TRo1aIsa--Prenium $500; mile heats, 8 in 8
to harness; free for all horses raised or
owned in this state Eastern Oregon.
Idaho. Utah or California, east Of the 81
ezra Nevada. First. $500; second. $500;
third, 500.
RvNNIso Premium $500; FIRE. for all horses
raised or owned in this State. Fonr or
more to fill, three or more TO start. Single
dash for one mile. First, $500; second
SIPS; third, S75-
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER and.
TRoTTING Premium $500; free for all horses
raised or owned in Humboldt county.
FIRST, $780, -econd, $l25; third, S75
RUNsIHs-Premium $50Os free for all horses
raised or owned in thu State, Eastern Or
egon. Idaho, Utah or California, east Of
three. First, $3.50; second, $3.50; third.
$IOO.
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Sd.
TRoTTyxa--PremiumS $500; free for AN untried
three-year olds in this State. hast
ern Greg N, Idaho or Utah; mile heats,
two. In three, to harness. First 500;
second, %15. third. SIS.
RUNSISG-Premirm $500; free for all horses
raised or owned in this Atate Eastern
Oregon, Idaho, Utah or California, east of
the Sierra Nevada: mile heats three in
five. First, s4s0;, second, $3.50; third.
sie0.
FOURTH DAY. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4TH.
RUNNING Premium $500; free for all tied
three-year olds, or und four, raised or
owned in humboldt county; half mile
heats, two in three. First, $500; second.
500; third 800.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500; free for all horses
raised or owned in this State, Eastern
uregon, Idaho or California. east OF he
Sierra Nevadas;. single dash Of three
quarters Of mile. FIRST, 1915: second,
$50; third, SIS
TRoTTNs Premium $3.50: free for all double
teams owned in this State, owners to
drive; mile heats, three in five, to road
wagon. First, $500; secoud, 800; third.
$50.
Entries to the above race will close
September 28th. Horhes contrasting in
the above race to be owned and driven TO-
gether' for three months preceding the
day Of race.
FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH.
RUNNING Premium $3.50; free for all horses
raised or owned in Humboldt county;
single dash Of bali 3 mile. First, sl25;
second, SIS; third $50.
RUNNING Premium 500; free for all horses
raised or owned In Humboldt county;
single dash OF one-quartAr OF q, MAE.
First, 500; second, -&7S: third. SIS.
RUNNING = Prem um 81 100; free for all horses
Oh the Coast: two mikes and repeat.
First, $500; second, $3.50; third, $50.
SIXTH DAY. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9Th.
AN Equestrian Tournament will take place,on
the morning. Of thu sixth day. Presents
tothe amount of $3.50 will be presented
|, to the contestants.
CONSOLATION RUNNI G-Premiyim $500; free
for all horses that have not taken hrst or
second premiums during the fair; nile
heats. two in three, First. $500; second,
$50; third, 800, fourth, $50
GRAEo SwEEPsrAKw R,cE viii take place
ON the sixth day.
Also. A COMPLIMENTARY SPEED CoSrE T.
Single dash Of one mile; free for all
horses raised or owned In the State
Winning horse to receive the Winramucca
Plate and Gold Medal.
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Bids For Privileges.

NOTICE IS HE*EBY GIVEN TIL II
IN sealed bids will be received at the Office
OF the secretary Of the H. d. A. NJ. 4 NJ So
ciety up to the hour OF o'clock d. m, Sen.
teDber 10Th 1877. for the following privileges
the Society 3 Fair to be held at Winnemuc-
ca October lst TO 9th inclusive:
lst Pool Privilege.
2nd. Bar Privilege.
3rd. Beer Privilege.
4th. Restaurant Privilege
5th, Confectionery, Fruit and lee Cream
| Privilege.
9Th. Oyster Stand Privilege. "a
7th Least amount Brass Banda viii on.
gage to furnish music du ing the six DAYS OF
tn Fsir. Bids for music to state the n,,fnler
OF pieces to be- used
The beer 81 anu viii not be allowed to keen
anything but beer. All bids must be accom-
panied WI b guarantee that the money will
he paid to tn Secretary ia gold coin prior m
the day the party 70 whom 1T Is awarded takes
The Soc ETY. reserves The right 10 reject any
or all bids. o. CHR< oVE''.u
augStd. sec'y H. d. a VI. < NJ. Society.
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FL. B. BosTw1cK, formerly clerk in
the Carson Mint, and an old citizen of
that city. was drowned in Lake Tahoe
Yesterday morning while bathing. The
body was found in three feet of water.
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BULLION TAX.

NoTIoE IL hereby given that the tax
~ N proceeds of mines for the quarter
ending June 30. 1877, is now due and payable
at my Office in the Courthouse of the Comfy
T HUMBOLDT, and that the laws for its coll
lee ion WALL be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER. County Assessor.
BY 5. BUCKNER. Deputy Assessor.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Trouble on tine Mo Grande.
GALVESTON. Aug. Is.

GALVESTON. Aug. f3.
A special from Rio Grande City says
at O'Clock this morning Is men from
Mexico entered the town, broke open
the Jail, shot Judge Cox and the iailer
and released two notorious outlaws.
The civil authorities called upon the
military for assistance, and Colonel
Price with 100 regulars and two Calling
Guns started in pursuit of the Mexi-
cans, but failed to overtake them.
They re crossed the Rio Grande and
entered Mexico n miles below Rio
Grande City. The troops have not yet
crossed.
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|
and released two notorious outlaws.
The civil authorities called upon the
| military for assistance, and Colonel
Price with 100 regulars and two Calling
Guns started in pursuit of the Next
cans, but failed to overtake them.
They re crossed the Rio Grande and
entered Mexico n miles below Rio
Grande City. The troops have not yet
crossed.
The Gress Swimming Match.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is.
| The four mile. swimming match be-
tween Thomas Coyls of Chester and
George H. Wade of Brooklyn resulted
in an easy victory for Wade by az
| minutes.
Maine sDsmecrn tie Convention.
+ PoBEbAnA Me-. Aug. 10.
The Democratic State Convention,
which meets to day. will endorse the
Southern policy of President Hayes.
| J.C. Talbot. last years candidate
| for Governor. WAS waited on tonight.
and requested to withdrew. but de-
| clined.
Anniversary Of the Battle OF Benz
ming, On.
BENNINGTON. Vermont, Aug. Is.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the celebration of the ami
versary of the battle of Bennington.
The principle streets are beautifully
decorated with flags, streamers and
banners. The exercise proper begin
Wednesday morning. The President,
accompanied by members of the Cab
met. will arrive Wednesday afternoon.
The Governors of all the New England
States and of Illinois, Wisconsin, West
Virginia and Florida. will also arrive
on Wednesday.
Investigating the kd;an Bureau.
New YORK. Aug. Ia.
The Times Washington special says
considerable dissatisfa otiOn is mani
tested towards Schurz, who is investi-
eating charges in secret against Galpin,
chief clerk of the Indian Bureau.
Galpin is not allowed to be present to
cross examine witnesses, who are
mostly from the far West, where they.
cannot be reached again. Galpin is
suspended The Star Chamber in
quiry has been proceeding ten weeks.
The capfssso s West Virginia.
wHDsLMe. w. Va. Aug. 49,
Returns from the State indicate that
Charleston has. been chosen as the
permanent seat of G Government by the
terms of the lava submitting the ques-
ton to the people. The Capitol re-
mains ut WAseling until 1885.
Alleged Russian Outrages.
I'll 80 NEw YoRk. Aug. 10! L
The Turkish legation complains of
Russians nsar Kars firing on flag of
truce and wounding Osman Effendi.
Twelve thousand Mussulmans of the
village of Soukoulou, near Eskidaghaa
surrendered to the Russians and seven
of them were r,assacreed by Bulgarians
and three by the Oossacks. At Balak,
a village in an exclusively Mahomadsn
district of Sistova 100 houses were
burned and 100 men and 800 women
persisted 10 H. believed thas but seven
Inhabitants survived. At Balovan. a
Mussleman village in the district OF
Tirnova 250 houses were burned and
700 men and l 200 women persisted;
one person it is believed escaped. At
Cababonias LOG houses were burned
and 200 men and 800 women persisted.
The Russians threaten the Christian
villages if the inhabitants refuse to be
enrolled.
The Cattle Plague in Eur ope.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.
The Cattle Plague Committee of the
British House of Commons have
agreed to recommend that all i'm porta-
tons from Germany, Russia and BEL
gium be absolutely prohibited; that
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES

FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Reported Destruction Of Kaisfat.
LONDON, Aug. ID.
Kalafat is reported destroyed by the
accidental explosion of a powder maya.
zine.
Imperial GuarGla at Kfschenen.
A portion of the Imperial Guards
have reached Kischeneff.
Russians Advancing - Turks Re-
treating.
ERzERoUM. August ID.
The Russians have advanced upon
Apulkia.. General Terkukussef has
advanced to BalikloWe. and 1smail
HakkIe is retiring from Russian terri
tory towards she frontier. ~.
Is. 600 christians Massacreed:
LONDON. Aug. IS.
A Bucharest correspondent tele-
graphs: have written the following
as / received it, and from the terrible
accounts which we are continually re-
ceiving FROM ever the Balkans fear il
must be true: On July 3ist, the day of
the Russian evacuation of Eski Saghra,
the Turks ordered that all Christians,
men, women and children should be
shot az they left their houses; those
who remained were burned alive. The
order was given to bu.n every particle
of Christian property. Soldiers were
posted along the road from Eski Soghrs
to Kazanlik with orders to shoot every
body passing. Bulgarian fngitives at
Cabrera and Sefvi. estimate that from
$4,000 to $4,000 Christians have been
massacred in Eski Soghra and Itch
irpan districts alone.
Indian ORtbreak- at Hovss Prairis,
Idaho.
SALT LAKE. Aug IS.
A telegram from Pleasant Valley,
Idado, tbisreyening says a driver and q
passenger on. stage from the north
tonight report that q messenger came
in from Horse Prairie when they left
Lovell's Station this morning aud
reported that the Pierce brothers
ranch was burned. AID firing had been
heard in the vicinity. 1t is twenty
miles from Lovell's Station.
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Decision Of Mexican supreme Ccart.
The Supreme Court of Mexico has
decided that the legislative executive
and judicial powers are independent.
and the functions of one cannot be del
ekated to. or be exercised by, either OF
the others.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. IL

WASHINGTON, Aug IS.
The Cattle Plague Committee of the
British House of Commons have
agreed to recommend that all importa-
tons from Germany, Russia and BEL
gium be absolutely prohibited; that
cattle imported from other countries
be killed at the place of landings that
all movements OF cattle in infected dis
tricts be prohibited; that infected
farms be subjected to quarantine. and
that compensation for pleuro pneu-
yn.snia be- the same as for the cattle
lhgue. Notwithstanding these string;
ent measures, the disease is on the ill-
oEsass, in London spdaits environs..