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, 1877-07-25
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POKT t1F ElE1CA1Os
The following were the arrivals and clcarances OF
tho twenty four hours ending at 10 O'Clock last
night:
-AxxtvALs-stmFs MuskeEon. 1fuakeRon. s1ndrtea'
atl,oyKan, MantlwUc+ stn'frttRt EoronA. 81. J0e.
aundrlea, props jsuau buffalo. tun4ttrs; H!!HaIcE.
NrnekaInee, fuwtEE; u. +. Heath. fanxAtgck. ann.
tTirw; Trader, lennon 1jarbuE4 sundtlcai lxtettde+
e0Mth Haven. shn.lrcgi Messenger: hrnton tlarhor.
an1lriest Ttinpst. White Lake, suMdflcst George nun
b4r MuskeEon. lumber; Slrtna&1k. F@htiFn, iowlnRs
Favorte. Menon,Ioes t.winxi GlapHlA'' nEtses
9nts Ta 'a;ari, sY se, .tas. Rrfs
= r Fi!sr. Mensk3unee. lombcr: tuT,nermen. sgk
iu1nleYt jsau c! KIncara!nc. san Jenny Lind ursnd
liaVra. llnibcr; NveGda!. san!Hce, luper CONTEXT.
Mukke9an unlher; It. simmons A!uskeKon. lumber y
J. V. Jonta. Musktgen. Iumbert Feantko. PgshttKn.
lumber, Active. leshtRo. lumbtr1 ufAhua. Ae1Io1l'
nee. Iun,trri +. !. Hrunson, MrnunInee. lumber.
Eoruna, Men0Hlnec. ln1bert 4Sstc, MoskeEo9, tusn-
ler; Eliza. F0rtAxe Lake, bark. Rto@s MaFtalfnA.
rstkanIs Iicr, woA; laurcl Duck Lake. barkt aloop
NRteiIez. South flayen, HOOPS.
ELxARAxrE.-Bchr P0rtrf. Tlnt1ao. 81. .oC0 ol cent
scF Alsesne nguen~burg III t,i8 bu c"tn: sshr West
Stl. Il H. ~ @ sa rn!n' @ ttSp fS1nt.io Giy
and slIdfca atr Jv4s linyt, Hufao. ~ SIT bu corn3
stf Mnskexon. Muhkekon. m hr!s saRss, - htls purk
~ xx xpp!cx aI,I 1unlrtest ri: rAaYana bRltnsbttrf
H. 37J bu rufnj pEvp Laurence. trens61Tg. lou btla
iNrkt rrup Mtsiah[ckrM. Erie. C3UU hu corn. sel!r
II. ". pAke Hu1Al0. N. BLU hM fnrnt psan fempeAt.
Whtr LAKE,. ~ bu ott ~ brts pork. Ahd sundEiesi
BclFElsyt0A Heiie4 buffalo. ~. 44o III corn.
, 1877-07-25
DIVORCES,

ul*DAC6*s
Amelia Zanc.cw*ky tounl time amidst the ex.
element to hic b,li for divorce against her hus-
tan4, Alexander xenczewsky. She rays ahe tnar-
rie him in lk5''. IN this city. but that sncc 1863.
he aus been urunkar1- Uf late years. also, he
has been IN The habit ot nbutInz her. knocking her
down. and dragging her Ground tho door.
I.oul* C1.sar Ksohn filed bill charging that bis
wife, Emtna. hni! desertrd him s!nca September.
1871: mid praying TOR divorcs.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Henry A. Dlngee d1el Il bill yesterday agaInrt
Gcor:c j. Hu'sou, 4, and Ella a. tIcd,,cy, j. q.
Wcstacld, snl 3tary IL. Wcrks, to fnrcclose
mortgage fur s.. $40 TN II lot In New TfIcr.
4. II. Hurley. Atstgnce of lnvl,l Kretg,, & Co.,
filed a hill n:anst Nathan and Henry corwtth to
srt aa!Ir trust,dccsE for $17 U7e.a7. made Oct.
II. lH1t. by lia,id kfceh and his wife 10 the dr.
fr,antt. and covering snh t.ote 10 II tncln.ive,
X4,!iticn. in see IL, 81, II. Also, Lots and
of lie v. !: Ut tie y. " u Of Soc. ~. ~. Il.
It VA allesca 1 ,hst the prnpsriy r. eonvcJsd u
% tna de.a r.. The ss sas % IL
i ca. were in-nlsent. an' tina! the effects Of tho
nrm nut sufficient to meet thu drtts unless the
Ttr trust was died for recurd only lwo months
le'"c ttr hflnS IT tue rrtttlon. and It ts esiiFd
ss ef. + Il 'a tas .m 'xf", HIT, 'nS .berso9g 1n95
HAT tic conveyance may be ret Aslde and the
pr"peny tnstci over to him to be uacd for the
s:Ihl*t soomn, Hubbard: and another, also for
t., Uu0 nSali4L Ju1lE i. Wlsncr.
MANKAu1TCf MATrKKs.
was n,sdc for the eale Of tho oankrups' assets al
.Ai,ley l'artiolomcw was appoln.ed rsovt.ou.l
A,.'snes of William G. Cos. with leave to s.Il.
Merritt u. "igg'aa, aftc. trial. was alludicated
i; +. jenkins WAS elected Assignee of Henry ".
,EstI. L.
AcAn..ews waa continued to duly :X.
r.. G isatley, Of Mofr1e, was elected Ahafenee of
j. L. MItr'eT was elected Assignee Of A. ].
IN As.,ynee viii bc chosen At 10 a. m. for. Seq.
~: ~. nj vi a. ih~sll'a: co: i, III 'or lie sans
SUPERIOR COURT tn BR,HP.
A. 81. Wright j. Eu. sued Thomas ]. Coz for
..ase bros. { To. tegan q ault tor H. ooo .gatnst
i'cu>amiu and Samuel Rcl,oeneman commenced a
tut y attaehmsn' agnin't Louis shoenfoId to ro-
cose' 81. ol1. 90.
Edward fegof and +. j. Thosniw,ll commenced
asuit Tot $40, ooo aeeinst .hc Michigan Central
tha Grcat Westesn ta9 Now iork Gcntnl s:
Lin lipals* % began ,att ,sS ss.!n.t tho German
National Aspk to reeovor 81. Oo0 alleged damages.
Jsnan nnrxAoyn-:a e1alpr.
n Jk =, ; a9 calendar No.
Jlnas H4M1-Ss court mil int Monday In Augast.
5r%us wtll;s1.@SS % cssTt iS 5Sna turth., .anouncs.
E; s:;f: Il; a:sf Ss 1'ssis's
I'LL i cSr,so en- s u. ltsss tpt x;; sIs
Las'ssr 1l I'D I'D A.au'asfst;sg @ c"mpsnys 1ss y i
J:as. f.saa s7 ".@s san@ ae'i s.Se. .'l:ss
, 1877-07-25

TpERTELOT-In this city Jufy 81. Clara E..
infant daughter Of 4. c. and KAte Tuurtelot,
aged nlunths and 7 days.
E1- PhljadeiphlA papers pleaAa copy.
nOFFMAN-Sunday July ~. John u. Holman.
agc.t II year, and = months, sou OF William u.
nnu Csfrfa 81. Hoffman. -.
Funeral services viii be held At the residence Of
hia Parents, .33 West Washington'st. on Wed.
nesday, duly -, ut 2 p. m.
CONKOY--At 3 p. m. Tuesday. e4th inst, ct
eottvulsfone, Locreita, youngest child Of John ".
Ind Kate Conroy, aged Il months.
tuncrni " cdnssdny. July ~. at 10 o'clock q. N.
from residence, 125 Ewinx street. Friends OF the
family nte inyited.
2KREN-July "a. Capt. John 4. useen. aged 20
years.
Funeral fron, his lato residence. 100 Canalport
avenue, July 10, At III o'clock 3. 1n., by caEEngca
to Gractland.
, 1877-07-25

Meeting or tho Ipqutrlng Policy 1In1iinrs
gron different Htntea-A Cantlnuancs
C~.nt.,I ,r conrt-1,r. Itv,R.- .nd Er.fov.
o'~A'7" ''' Seo'N~A>As A''~ ~''N AS~ >'"'
Dross.
Gptcia' Dispatch to Tns Tribune
1Iaprynhn. conu.. July a4.--A mating xas
-, 49,, ,. 80 a. s.,..,t,,.. -" ..,
hs'a 'ais at'c,noo' " .s'o 1omtteo !ep'sss"tns
tho policy holders u tho Charter oak IN Illinois,
tlrut f1oy, llroaa. Of Chicago. was chosen for
ss s.ss'.,sn .ua r. :, .r,-nt'w,' H. ~ n.,t,,,,n.
Sa@taa1' s'a ~ ~ 'uo"''' "'-' VI nAn"'o'''
Secretary. Alter s6tno time spent In general con.
sultAtLoa a committee was appuiutcl tu draw up 4
sot nf resolutions fur The Information of uo,tcy.
.'' 49,, ', rt s,.ts. ~
, 1877-07-25
DASE-DALL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

8pec76I Wtp0Ic8 10 1ke 1f7bNHs,
CINCINNATI, July 4.-Tho cnc!nnatls won m
up.htll game to-day from tho Nastfords In tcn
Innings. The ilsrtforls got decisive lead In tho
nsss Inning on i've base hits, three esrors by Cum
1nlnRs, ono by t1Astinxs and Two by Jonea, which
gure them SIX unearucd runs, made ono In tho
next by base bit bv Carey and Wild throw bY
Redmond, tied tho kano In tho ninth on base hltA
by Laskln sud Ioldsworth and two passed balls.
Thu Iteda Tailed ons In tho third by Folcya force
ont, Cnreys Wild throw, and Pike's base hit.
They made four In tho fourth BY tho ne hating uf
Jsnes. AtIdy, Mcycr1s. Redmond, and Hastings.
1laae hits bY 'pfke, Manning, and lsodmond, to.
gcthcs with savs theh' three mors runs
In tho fifth. Jthes Made Tho winning run In tho
tenth by circuit Of tito 1xsea on FoFguson's wild
throw.
, 1877-07-25

5stehmoa! W., fs~ppck n Y1.o l4v* Ns,Mfd.
private letter 1ecei,et 1t Fredericksburg states
that nearly all The American olcers tn thr Egypl
LIN ssnlca aFs 1tox on their way hume. That lc!'
ter was wEt!tcn fEom H4plrs 1s tieu Field.
diTss army fot several years. Ils say4 thst with
few exceptions sll tbs American ulheers ha4 been
full, snd he vas thsn W hi. way hvlac. Ucu.
L0Ealg who Il au4cug tho c@ee:'tivs setafnt hi&
positlun xnd Ev.uaius ln tb* khsiiss's service.
tween IAa khsdite and III. American officers RfsW
, 1877-07-25
Eng1and's Policy Not Yer Ready
for Complete Disclosure.
Her Purpose, However, Believed to BE
Anything but Peaceful.
Rsportsd Defeat Of Haouf Fasha with
. Loss Of $4,000 Hen.


EN NtLAN n D'6 MOF Es
prv1pEp OPINION ~ TO rrS htosIF1oANcK.
fDy Cable to TAt Chicago 7fibun<.]
LONDON OFrtuE or TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
sAI1asuRy STREET, W. C., Ju1y 24.-The dis
patch Of an cxpeditionary force to tho
Mediterranean is Of course the topic OF
the day in London. The people are divided
in opinion as to ita real meaning Many
have beon reassurcd BY tho Ministerial
declaration In Parliament, and believe that,
~ thoro stated, nothing is contemplated
beyond the adding Of 5000 mou to tbs gar
risons Of Malta aud Gibraltar. On the other
hand, there are moro people who persist in
thinking that this is demonstration
1ioaT11E 10 RUSSIA.
These arc asking why, IT only 5000 troops
are to be sent, five Of the largest troop-ahirs
Of the navy shonld DO used, each carrying
1900. Why should orders be telegraphed
so hastily to Portsmouth to embark In
week7 Why, II the troops arc going to
AlAlta, arc their wives and children not A.
lowed to accompany them9 In fact, why
from almost every garrison Of England
should news come pouring in to-day Of regi-
ments ordered to start forthwith for tho
Mediterranean
FnoN LIVERPOOL.
comes report that the Admiralty Agent has
been there during the past week milking i'll
, 1877-07-25

TURKISH RKponrs or ATROCITIES.
CnNsTAxTlNorLk. Jniy 9i.-The F0rtc's circular
charging The bulgasan4 md Russians With mas.
uacrefng Aussuiman hhAbltants gives the names Ut
various Musaalnau Villages Ia which st's Isusssans
nlasEacfed almost al tho Inhabitants This ctFcnlar
claims that only ono survivor Il believed to hays
escapea Of l.b0o Inhabitants Of tho Nussulman
village OF Halosan.
Tua RUSSIANS ARE COMING.
EAnNA, July 1i.-The 1tnaslans having arrived
within shuFt distanca OF th* town. larga num-
bcF Of fuG1tIvoa Atc S'absfklnE aboard 0Eook and
Tutkssh Vessels.
LONDON Ju'5 @t'-A HuSsish amc1a' ts'egram'
oa'ea AtexAn4'eho1, Jn15 - a4msts tna ne~s
ssua M 'Ae aeteA u4s't'Gs ~ u.*qu!9Nua' An' ~
nAo!1nts husu w Aas nu'.'an '"'s1a' .n eu.
Pan'ss VI 1.u's'an' na'e oesn 4ulpf!scu' ~ M*e
copaeaoe"'5 "ee@oee.'eu "veess.sS ~ so'ee. ae
se'' " y" 'A''0'1 Aie'"0" ," '8s'S'' VIC
"ooP' !" AsseH. ,,,, - .u...,.x~
r,,. -. s,.ss., s'. nat. ..x.
, sa n..,,us ~. 'Sa ','.s.'. sssa ~,
s."... sa"s a'm' .'.,'n.. .m,,f.s.,, -. 49,"
s T,'.' " ".'" 's.s', .,, ~ p..p.' s".t
r.sn. n.a".~ 1,.s'.,. r.. III, .st's;. ~
s.,..ss. ~ NV a 'a'" '-'s VIII '"''o'' '"'
"s.",..s, rts, ~ r,,,n.... r.,tou ,..,.,,
the lqrrura committed VI The isus.!ans ii iusarlx.
sa99a s,fess y fMe 1i ef.aacns pstltl@n e!ana
iaE viii t.ts EnKIisn Uovern4lrpt with ylrV Ut
oikihS stn..la IT, n!ake PEAS whist preserving tla
e'sass =. '". ~ LtyaAn ,r. ru'p'sa.
.x..s I.s... Ia,s '".t. .'....
sh. raa ~ as.t".. .sass., nas as
".; sns =. r.. -. ,I'" 'a's A@n r.ss,w.
.,..1''. .s's-h ,...,,. a,,a ~ I.sss 80 ~
s..". ~ T,,rr.x no- ds,r.s5. H.. .t.n.,.. ,sk.n
~ e,o..ct ~ ir,s,r.,. - u.,r ,ro'Ttnn@rrv ~
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r. E~As3 ''~s~s ~1''A ~'"' ;" ''*''@A0'
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."s..~ - ~ at"e' auA' ~ "n4'
~ "as. 1,n.s,.n | .S.sss., -. ...s4.s&, ~ wy
S s-s
- -,
'stss .se. ..a ~ ~. ne 'aa"5 20 fnnpeoo'
,",!.si.ss Stessas. ' 49, st.'. ut'. tr .,,,'s' '
..sss. ;. h.,.,. ~ .,n.r.sa e~ "~@"'''''
w. I'LL vsIpss =. .,.-.
Ad,,sno,,. mi .usr...t,, ax..an, u =, -, A.
,nc,In, ,sn,,1 ri. =. a.. ,,n..,... h..,s .ssr.sa
| n1e md f.onstxu,inoni..
,,nwr.~voyc
1.ox,,ox 1,,x a. 80. W. .,. .,.,
.n..anrs ~ ~. u., ..,,' - ~ @sstae.s s 49,.
| T.st. ..,..,I, ~. ~. ""t ssA W sA.J
| sss' '"" @"e's "SsASA'e.
, 1877-07-25
kDhIREQ.

The new feature In perfaa.iag Iioote5's Thsstrs
With Dt. Ptlce's anYue pes5unlaa u admired py
Ill. The delightful uAof4 that dispensed nightly
fFoM 6keee FTica's fountain can be Obtained
II ths!s ptsfulaatory. ITO Fsadolph sssset.
, 1877-07-25

whosa adscft,scmeut sppesrs In smother coiuua.
has tue buildings. eight departments, and twen.
tJ-thrse teachcrs. II bzs superior musIcal adsau-
tsses, aud In every rtsafd ranks with thu beat
schools on the continent. The charges ase vesY
nsodeFste. II you hxse 4 daughter u educate, By
I'll means seud 10 this President, tbs 1tsv, /. c,
feEsh,ug, d. b., Piusburg, Penn, for : c4tz-
logas. Fall term opens ssps. +.
, 1877-07-25

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
pmtrAnzLruiA, July M.-Asrived. steamship
Lord CtIsc, from Liverpool.
Loxpox. July 24.-steamships Spain and SOM
erset, from llotton. hare arrived cut.
t,ospOx, July y4.-Steamahtp Ethiopia, from
New York, has arrtvcd out.
, 1877-07-25

Do.rox. Mus, July 2i.-slx mills Of the Amss-
ieau Powder Company 1t Aeson. Nsss.. exploded
In succession this u,or1!ug. Ca1eltAsRess wss tue
cause. Phlnsas Kesfa Wa killed and Hiram
dnxen othet employea barely escaped. Loss,
$lO UQ0.
, 1877-07-25

snd opposed 10 monopoly. Drs. Acthesesy haxs
bsen ths friends Of tas people. although war has
been declared aza1ast them by Ill dent!sls si1es
theis departure frou high prices. only ~ for the
bcst sct Ut teeth O1ila eofnsr Clark aud Rsn-
4olpn ktyrEts.
, 1877-07-25


DRipoxronr. July 14.-Arr!ved-Prop Mohawk
I}cllc. Kankakce Feeder, 2. 400 bn corn: Lily.
NcneeA, q, 600 bu oaie, a75 bu RE, 1888 Ds seed;
1ron.CIad, Ottawa. o, 200 bu corn; nrlllant. Nor
ss, 6. ITO bu corn. ZIG bu rye; Tempest, ottawa,
LOO bu corn: prop Peerless ottswa. !, 100 ba
corn: Sunshine. Ottawa. Il. .U0 br corn; prop Pail
lae. tIcnry. I. 400 f'n corn; +. y Eaton, Henry,
Hour, 10s 600 bs meal: Lockport Lockrort. 4. 800
bu uats; Elizabeth, seneca. u, 0UO Du corn: ptap
ChIna, Lasatc, H. 90 bn corn: Chicago nelte, L.
corn.
c'cared-w. T. Lockwood. Henry, 1o3, 400 It
lumber.
, 1877-07-25

Lospox, July A.--Tho nils competition to! ths
selection Of sn tatarpanouaa seAu was eoatnuSd ii
Cambndsa to-day. Tbs Wind wa stili strpnE and
shtfty., kssgpsop. Of Scotland. again headed ths
, 1877-07-25

ont Of .onc complications arising from the po'it!on
Of tho EsyitIan i40rcrnment towards Tim Eastern
rowcrr now at war. 1t II believed thnt ttc Arncr-
cans would rcfntn 10 tsnw ther EwnrdA IN chtfe
nj 1,nch al variance with ther religious copEe.
&innH.
, 1877-07-25

cou1d mt stand 1t any longer and sayc {cnt In
their feelings In q ntrEry cheer. the effect Of which
wa. to brlnG ont broad snilo on Sir Williams
}pFl6l touptenancc."
, 1877-07-25

FRANK LESLIE, ESQ.,.
Of the fiiasfFattd Wtekly. says: For some time
past have been using your Cocoaine, and think u
far preferable TO Anythinv have ever used for the
hnie."
, 1877-07-25
AQUATIC.

81. JoHx, N. h., July 24.-Ths 6mleh- Ross
rAcs has becn posp0ncd till morning, owing " the
rough water aud high wlods.
, 1877-07-25


offer special inducsnspts TO purchasers, st Wbols.
sale aud RETAIL Of shest-music, u,nsic hooks, no.
Inx, gultsEs and si kinda Of mustea1 Instruments.
GeneFAl agents Tor tbs Standard organ aud Webst
plAno- Quality guaranteed. No. l54 Stats street.
, 1877-07-25

6ptctat Nspasch 10 Tas Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich, Jufy 24.-Arrived. prop
Nahant cleared, prop Oscnr Townueud, Y. Swain;
schts Edward Kelly, Maxwell. Pusseh up, pIop
W!nslow. Down. prop Active, Missouri. Weather
, 1877-07-25

CnicAao-Fretshts wefo In moderate reqnest
and Grm At &c for corn to Du0alo.. lsoom Tas
taken for about luY, 900 bn. chatters, To
Buffalo: Props ltuta!a and Nont4ns, corn through;
schrs J.. lloyt, ". Parry, u. 5oncss, and Watson.
corn At &c.
, 1877-07-25

hu12 2EnFnfQ-ttHCtAu&t}t 4 H&{5UEAt W
Two. bass Llts--pfke. !; Redmond. l..
TiEes-lass hitA-lAsklQ, ].
KtEuck out Cummings.
Na'ts Oh called balls-ilast1ngs:
FLt4t bAaU on GFfuFs-CtlcinnAl!, T. N&rtfofat 4.
faxseA ba1ls-ilasslnEs, a.
Wild rtlchcs@uM,sllliKs, =; Lasktn: !.
Double plays-llash'dge Eod Start. Manning tnd
Pike.
Tms Of aams-Two hours and 6ttesa minutes.
unpifs-Cssndall.
MosIoa-Loulsv1LLB.
6ptctdt D4stAcA 10 TIA Tribune.
LouisvlLLh, Ky,, July 24.--lt viz u beauty-eho
Do.tun- t<ouisyilln Rstau to-day, and tho lasEcst
crowd Of tho week witnessed tho home club deteat
tIlelr oppononla from The Hub. The ba<t0ns wtts
outpayed 1t the bat Rntl In thu aell and notwilh.
s1crlieI there also. Hond was pounded al! ovef
tho field, asd nothing out lAs 6nsst isitltuR could
sss It'd s Ind nnx. dSsSss liz
ytlles MeFe splendid exhihitons Of batting. aud
lIagMs'a hams In lbs sixth brought in swo runs
ahead Of the stsi9sf. Hos!onz nate-Gils tan,s too
scoEe:
iMhinas- ! i 8 / @ Z 0
luplss-Dsn l.evtnney.
THU Of game-Two hoars and ten minutes.
Ftrst base ~ sFruss-Luassv,lla. |: Hostou, X
sn. satsss.a:ss " h.tsI
LouisyiIle, Ill; hoatou, IL.
halls ea'ted-On t,rsiln, II; on Bond, -.
Strikes eallea-ua Dsstin. ~; od bond, ~.
rwo. Casa hit4-ilall and Auznan.
Thsrch hasa h!s*-uefhaEdt snd White.
LII ea es-i.saisytlls. y; Bo.tss,
|. OuI un His.-LoutssilIe, II; Boston, la
/ Daubls plAy&-snyIsI, usrAaEut, and Latham, !.
INDIANAPOLIS.
| IxnlAxAroL1s, July .i.-Ths Syracuse. Stars 6s-
Ing train bound, plsysd hese to-day. lnd.Aaspoaa.
! Il ktsss. D.
, 1877-07-25

Meeting OF tho Inqufrng Policy -lIn1dnrs
from Different Statea--A Can&lnuancs
Granted In Court--Dr. Ryder and x-Goy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-14

Neg Perces, saying From this shall
spring people to inhabit this land with
me-"
Little Wolf became transformed into
Nez Perces chief. and t. tribe sprang
up around him.
Little Wolf had come from beyond
the mountains and fought this great
fight, and effected this wonderful deliver
ance, on the grounds between the south
fork of Clearwater river and Chamas
prairie.
The Nez Perces being somewhat dim
inutive in size is accounted for by reason
of their coming from leavings created
out of the fog ends of the beast; but
what they lack in stature they claim
they more than make up in intelligence
and cunning, taking after their illustri-
GUS progenitor, Little Wolf. Thus ends
the tradition.
| have given it to you as it was given
,C INC by wish-wai" (Joseph) and
" Hol-lo-bo.sote" (Lawyer), the head
chief and ex-head chief of the Nez Per.
ces, through P. B. Whitman. interpreter
and in reply to question from me, put
to them as follows: From whence origin,
ated the Nez Perces Indians?
f. W. MoNTEITu.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-14
A SENSATIONAL DIVORCE.

Sr. LOUIS, juno 16.-A divorce case OF
a strangely sensational nature was de-
cided in one of our circuit courts this
week, but the court and the lawyers con-
spired 80 successfully to make it tame
affair that it received scarcely passing
notice in our city papers. The plaintiff
was John Baptists Charles Lucas, the
wealthiest young man in st. Louis, and
u member of one of our best families.
The defendant, his wife, was formerly
Miss Mary Commins Morton, Ken
lucky belle of great beauty, and for
some time brilliant star in the social
circles of Louisville. About two years
since Lucas met her by accident in the
usual way, and conceived such an ad
miration for her that he at once made
siege upon her heart. In time the cita-
del was taken. A fashionable marriage
took place in Louisville at the house of
the bride. The happy husband returned
to st. Louis with his beautiful wife,
and with her he was tho toast of the
town for several weeks. In three
months loves young dream had faded,
however so far as the husband was con-
cerned, for he discovered that his Blue
Grass beauty would become mother
before that period which young married
people look forward to as the shortest
possible time within which they can
achieve legitimate posterity A big row
ensued. The husband swore and tore
up things generally. The wife vowed it
was all regular. Doctors and mothers
in-law were called in, and they pro.
nounced the suspected wife's condition
very suspicious. The husband left his
splendid home. his wife remained, and
within five months after the marriage
gave berth to bouncing hoy. A divorce
suit followed, and last Tuesday Judge
Gottschalk set special hour in the
afternoon TO hear the case. Nobody was
present except the court officers and law.
yers for plaintiff and defendant; the case
was calIed, the evidence given in scarce
ly audibls tones, and an absolute decree
of divorce granted. The evidence con-
sisted OF the marriage certificate and the
the testimony OF DR.. Hodgen that the
child was delivered by him. and that it
was healthy nine months infant; that
1t could not have been even q seven
months product. The wife was repre-
sented by attorneys, but they filed no
answer. They first proposed to fight the
suit by proving like adultry on the
part of the husband, but he agreed to
donate her 500, 900 and endow her with
life annuity of $1,000, and they agreed
to let him get the divorce by default.
The wife ia with her relatives in Ken
lucky. She still swears that it was all
regular. but it is stated that the paternal
author is we'll known in Louisville.
The secret manner in which the divorce
proceedings were conducted has given
rise to much unfavorable comment here,
and especially in view of the fact that an
attorney named Beall had been so re-
Gently debarred for advertising to obtain
divorces without publicity.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-14

Napa Reporter: it was away back in
so that the Indians killed man named
Stone, who lived on Kelsey Creek, now
in Lake county. Stone left some pro-
perty. and Martin E. Cook, q lawyer, ad-
ministered on the estate and got the
effects in his hands. The heirs OF Stone
contested Cook 8 administration in the
Probate Court, and employed Bob Peir-
repont to manage the case. - was
Judge, and the fight went on before him
for week. A great many witnesses
were examined, and great deal of hard
arguing and swearing was done. Final
ly the case was given to the Court for
decision. Judge sat down and
ruminated for some time, and then
delivered himself--"M (meaning
Cook), "you have explained the law in
this case, and your witnesses have sworn
pint blank on your side, and according
to your version you should have the pro.
perty. And Robert, (meaning Pierre
ponD, you have explained the law on
your side just as well as Martin ex.
planned it oD his, and your witnesses
have stood by you just as we'll as Mar.
tins witnesses stood by him. It's even
as can be. Now what am to do?
can't decide against either of you. I'll
adjourn court. and you boys get together
and see il you cant settle this thing
fix it up"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-14
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court, in and for the
Township Of Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, State
of Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for Judgment rendered in said Court, on the
thirteenth day of June, A. d. 1877, In favor Of
the State OF Nevada, and against the Kentucky
Silver Mining Company, and also the real estate
and improvements hereinafter described, for
the sum Of $40 90-100. gold coin, tax and delin-
quency, together with $26 S9.lOO. costs Of suit,
amounting in the whole at this date to 371 2s-1U0.
have levied on the following property. to wit;
The improvements on tho Kentucky mine,
known and designated as the Kentucky H0istinG-
works, consisting OF building and machinery.
in Pioche, Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given that on
Monday, the 10th day Of July,
A. D. 1877, at IL O'Clock M, ! will sell all the
right title ana interest Of said Kentucky Silver
Mining Company in and to the sbove described
property, at the front door OF the Court-houae
In Pioche, Lincoln county. State Of Nevada. at
public auction, for cash In hand, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs.
WI. MCKEE,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County
ByJ, P. CuRTIs.
jel6-td Deputy Sheriff.