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FOREIGN DISPATCHES

he IRsurrection in Trebioj,.
VIENNA. Sept. 2.
II IS said that the instruction at
IRE & j. Was caused by the knowledge
tina NE Turkish regulars intended to
sur gier the citadel to the Austrians.
IN dieDce to orders from the Porte.
Atovements Of the Gar.
ODESSA. Sept 2.
I CIR arrived here, reviewed the
ttoC and proceeded to Nicelaieff.
Tee Young Ladies' Drowned.
OTTAWA. Sept. 3.
Thee young ladies : Maggie aud
Liz Lee and Ada Edwards
dr0v "a at Pembroke Saturday.
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District Court SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District, of the state of Nevada,
county Of Humboldt.
II. j. Barnes, plaintiff, VS.. Sharelldine
Barnes, defendant.
Action brought in ths District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District Of the state of
Nevada in and for the County of HUM
boldt, and the Complaint filed in the
office OF the Clerk Of said District Court
on tue 24th day of August. A. d. 1875.
THE State of Nevada sends greeting to
Sharelldine Barnes, defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, Fl. j. Barnes. in the ID e
trict Court OF the Fourth Judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in and for the county of
Humboldt and to answer tie complaint fled
therein with the Clerk of said Court within
ten days exclusive of the day Of service)
after the service on you of this Summons-if
served within this county; or. if served out of
this county but in this Judicial district, with
in twenty days; otherwise within forty days =
or judgment by default viii be taken against
you according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
Said action is brought to recover judg.
ment and decree dissolving the bonds of Inatri-
mony no existing between you and plaintiff
upon the grounds that you on or about the
18th day Of March, 1871, willfully deserted
the plaintiff at Humboldt county, Nevada,
and have ever since and now continue to will.
fully desert said plaintiff, as alleged in Com
plaiut filed herein.
All of which will more fully appear by
reference to said Complaint, a certified copy
OF which accompanies this summons, ana
made part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the Sid Complaint as
above required said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for in said
O. mplaint,
Given under my hand and the seal
snx I of the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District OF the State of
~ Nevada. in ana for the County of
humboldt, this Gath day of
August, A. ID. 1878.
au 28-90d j. II. JOB Clerk.
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Assignee Appointment

hISTRICT OF NEVADA, SS.-The un
~ dersigned hereby gives notice of his
appoin ment as Assignee of the estate ana
effects Of ~. z. A. Craig, of LoveIock's, Hum
boldt county, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt by the District Court of said dis
trict, r. w. WOOD.
Assignee of Essate Of W. P A. Craig. bankrupt.
sep3-4w
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THE suspended Masonic Bank, of
San Francisco, is paying depositors a
dividend. Of 10 per cent. aggregating
100000. Other dividends will be
paid as rapidly as assets are converted
jntu cash.
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1oM LAwTON. the murderer Of Tullis
is reported killed at Firebaugh's Ferry,
Fresno county, California.
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EASTERN DISPATCH Els
The Southern Scoufge.
NOBLE SOLDIERS.
WASHINGTON, Sept.

NOBLE SOLDIEHS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.
10 response to dispatch from Mem
phis asking for nurses with yellow
fever experience, twelve ladies and two
gentlemen have volunteered their SER
vices. A delegate from the Soldiers
Home offers his services and those of
IS other soldiers of the Home to serve
as watchmen, police, nurses or in any
capacity, without compensation.
THE FEVER IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2.
A Miss Davis, from New Orleans,
was removed to the City Hospital last
week suffering from yellow fever. Her
case to day is considered very critical.
A death from yellow fever is reported
at Franklin, Ohio.
GRENADA APPEAL.
GRENADA. Miss, Sep. 2.
To Edward Madden, Courier j ournal.
Louisville, Kentucky: Please wire the
following to all the Associated Press
Agents, and publish the same at once
In your home papers: "Grenada is
without a Relief Committee, and is
solely in the hands of the Howard AS .
ISOLATION. to whom all supplies and
money should be sent. We need no
more doctors. but want more nurses.
Send all supplies and moneys by ex
press to the Howard Association, at
Grenada. We cannot use checks.
drafts or postofiee orders.
w. III. BEATTIE, M D.
NEW CASES.
VICKsBURe, Sep. 2.
Saturday there were 203 new cases
and 10 deaths. Yesterday eight ply
sicians reported SO new cases and 20
interments.
New ORLEANS, Sep. 2.
New cases of fever yesterday. 260;
deaths So. Members of the Visiting
Committee report a more general
spread of fever, and state that they
find it encroaching upon localities
heretofore measurably exempt.
A telegram from Port Gibson, reports
$50 cases and 4S deaths and asks for 10
more nurses.
Twenty new cases in twelve hours at
Canton, Miss.
MEMPHIS, Sep. 2.
Yesterdays record shows new cases,
104; deaths; 81.
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WOOD CHOPPER >
WANTED.

A unlimited number of men will be
IN furnished employment chopping wood
near Camp McDermit, at So per cord For
1nfoi nation apply to +. p. BROUGHAM
Camp McDermit, September 2, 1878. If
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Eek Governor III FL. Haight, of Cali
fornia, died suddenly in San Francisco
yesterday. aefew minutes after his ar
rival in the city from Alameda.
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The second trial of J. d. Bigelow.
for ne murder of Gus Botto. at Eureka.
resulted III verdict of not guilty.
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NEW TO-DAY.
EStray Notice.

HAVE in my possession a black mule,
IL about Is hands high, branded III on left
shoulder, which the owner can have by
proving property and paying cost of advertis-
ing. THOMAS CAIN.
Winnemucca, September g. 1873 st
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TELEcRAPHIc BREvlTIEs.

Newport, r. l., June 1O.-Thomas Wi
mans, the Baltimore millionaire and Russian
railroad contractor, died at his residence in
this city last night.
Worcester, Mass, June 10.-Francis Muir
ply, temperance advocate, began on an
eight days campaign yesterday, addressing
5000 people and obtaining G72 pledge sig
natures.
Augusta. Ga, June 1O.-A heavy storm
of wind and hail, blew down Wynn's gin
manufactory. at Belain, outhouses and
fences, and cut down corn and cotton
Three children were killed,
New York, June 1O.-Leon Chottsau, the
distinguished French economist and publicist
who came to this country short time ago
with the view to improve the commercial
relations between the United States and
France, and to establish commercial treaty
between the countries, has completed his
mission and will sail for Europe Wednes-
day.
Chicago, June 10--In the United States
district court, before Judge Blodgett. this
morning, a decision was rendered in what
are known as the first batch of whisky cases
The point involved was whether by squeal.
ing and becoming states evidence, certain
of the distillers became entitled to haye re-
stored to them the whisky seized by the
government, and the forfeiture Of which
they admitted. The government demurred
to the plea, settling up that claim, and Judge
Blodgett overruled the demurrer and order.
ed the suits for the condemnation of wills.
key to be dismissed. Pursuant to instruc.
tions of the attorney general. the case will
be appealed to the United States circuit
court, before Justice Harlan. The amount
involved is nominally about $3.50,
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AMERICAN FRENCH IN PARIS.

Am wrestling daily with the French
languages. Learned French twenty odd
years ago of Connecticut teacher in East
Haddam. French with the Connecticut
patois. Good French enough for colloquy
with the Gauls. Talked first with an ex-
position policeman. Aeked him thus: Mos.
syai ou aist Ia post-ofice? He was very
civil and obliging. Too much go. Too
many words. Too much action. Talked
all over. Talked with both arms, both
shoulders and the points of his waxed nous
tache. Couldn't make out word. Not a,
all like East Haddam Academy French
Didn't want the fellow to tell SO much
Wanted him merely to point generaley di-
rection of post.office. But the French lacl
conciseness and brevity of speech and actor
They jump at the least chance to talk Al
this French policeman did. Think he gave
me directions to all the post-ofices in France
When through thanked him in the Ian
guage taught me by the Connecticut French
master at East Haddam. Think astonish
ed him from the way he stared.-.Joh,
Thomas Paris Letter to the Graphic.
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WASHINGTON
CAPITAL NOTES.

CAPITAL NOTES.
Washington, June 10.-Col. Don. Man
uel Freyre, Peruvian minister died yester-
day
Washington, June 1o.-The senate, by a
vote Of 2s to "a, authorized the present leg
islaturc Of New Hampshire TO elect United
States senator for term beginning March
4th, 1879.
Washington, June 10.-Store keeper Of 9
distillery In Austin, Texas district, having
been mobbed and forced to resign. the in
ternal revenue commissioners authorized the
collector to use troops and arrest the pro
prletor of the distillcry. The collector says
that 1t will take ten men and fourteen days
to make the arrest.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

The conference report on the District OF
Columbia bill was agreed t., and the bill
goes to the president.
Mr.. Spencer moved to consider his re.
solution Cor the investigation of election
freuds, by special committee, and said that
the republicans would have stood the ad-
ministration of President Hayes Tor few
years, but the democrats had opened the
subject. The resolution was taken up. and
Mr.. Sargent moved that the investigation
be made by an investigating committee.
Mr.. Wadleigh said that the election COM
mittee intended to submit are port at the
present session on 10Th amendment to
the constitution, enfranchising women.
Messrs. Davis, Of Illinois, VIII; te and
Jones, were ty their own request excused
from serving on Mr.. Matthew'S special com.
mittee.
The river and harbor bill was taken up
and Mr.. Window favored the Mississippi
river improvement.
Mr.. Patterson's resolution authorizing
the sub committee of the committee ON ter
ritories to sit during recess, 6nd proceed to
the Indian territory to take testimony in
regard to the issue of certain railroad bonds
prcdlcatcd upon conditional land grants /;
whether civil form of government can be
organized oyer Indian territory. &c, was
agreed to without discussion.
Mr.. Spencer, in his brief address said that
he entered his protest against the effort
made, to show that the republican party had
covered up frauds of any sort. An in
vestigation of the character proposed should
not stop with any state or any county, OF
with any one political party. 1t had been
charged that the count of the electoral vote
would not have proceeded in the house had
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The meeting of the Potter committee wa.
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Washington, June lO--Mr. Butler in
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and protection Of ,he frontier from Indians
Mr.. Morse introduced bill au!horzips
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FOREIGN.
ON TO THE CONGRESS.


St. Petersburg, June 10.-Count Schouva.
loft and Prince Doubril, Russian plenipo.
tenliarics to the congress, started for Berlin
last night.
SPORTING.
London, June 10.-The Columbia crew
will row for Stewards and visitors cllal
lenge cups, each over course Of about one
mile and fvesixteenths. The Shoewaccae.
mettes will probably enter the same races
In these races the Americans will meet the
best men Of London and the Leander clubs
and Oxford, Cambridge and Dublin univer-
sites. Experts do not think that the Co
lumbia will stand much of chance Of get
ting the first position.
TIRED OF FIGHTING.
London, June 10.-Advices from Cane.
town to the 21st of May, represent tina,
Sandilli. chief of the Girkas, sent word ia
the commander of the British forces that be
is tired of fighting, and wants pace. The
commander replied that he would accept an
unconditional surrender only. This will
probably soon follow, and with it speedy
settlement of the troubles.
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TELE GR AP Hlc.
6 O'CLOCK p. M.
GENERAL.
Delegates for the Congress Gather.
ing at Berlin.
Indian Troubles Have Broken Out In
Utah.
Potter's Committee Did Not Convene In Time tol
Fresh Developments To-Day.
INDIAN NEWS.

Salt Lake, June lO--Three or four men
we're killed on Goose creek, about forty
miles north of Terrace, Utah, by Indians,
and most Of the ranchmen in that vicinity
have come into Terrace and Kelton. A
small force of infantry leave here to-day fol
those stations, as considerable alarm pre-.
walls along the railroad. Two companies Of
cavalry left Corinne, Utah, yesterday fol
Ross Fork, Idaho. Nearly all of the Ban
mock Indians have left their reservation,
near Fort Hall.
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FIRES.

BURNED AT SEA.
Port Huron, June 10-The propeller
Montgomery was burned to the water this
morning. The fire originated in load Of
broom corn. The cargo consisted of wheat,
n'ur and merchandise. Probably insured.
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MARKETS BY 1ELEeRApI

" ~ ~ " = = y uns u
WALL STREET.
New York, June TO-
Money-3c.
Gold--1.O0Sc.
Stocks-generally buoyant.
Governments-frm.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, June 10.
WHEAr-1@3 lower; hard, LOG; No.
l. 1.0l4c; No. 9, 100 for cash 97sc for
July; 90ac for August; No. 8, SOC.
CoRN-3Gsc
OArs-23lc.
RYE-52!c.
BARLEY
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 10.
WnEAr-active but lower; oslo fol
cash, June; 94sc for July ss4@89c fol
August.
CoRN-ac,ivc and a shade lower; 36!e
for cash; &c for July; 37sc for August.
OArs-weak and easier; 23lc for cash
23lc for July.
RYE-524c.
BARLEY-4S!c.
PonK-heavy and lower; s.9o@s.95 70,
cash; 900 for July 9.l5 for August.
LARD-weak and lower; GO for cash
G.75 tor July; G.S5 for August.
ALCoIoL-33lc.
WHIsKy-naminall 1.04c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, June 10.
WnEAr-dull, 4@1c lower; receipts,
l47, 900; sales. 5000; No.2 spring, June
1.l2!c.
RYE-6rm.
CoRN-3c lower; receipts, 100000, sales
$4,000; 43!@45ac for western mixed.
BARLEY-nominal.
OATs-frm; receipts, $4,000; sales, 49,
900; 2s@3l!c for mixed western; 2s@35.
for white.
PoRK-qulet; 1925.
LARD-quiet Ills.
WH1sKY-1.07!c.
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appropriation bill, and went into commit.
tee Of the whole on sundry civil bill.
The conference report on the military
academy appropriation bill was agreed TO-
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
ALL ABOUT A WOMAN.

PROBABLY FATAL RENCoNTRE BETWEEN TWO
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS - PISTOLS AND
KNIVES AS GLINcHERs OF ARGUMENTS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. LOUIS March l3 1878.
A sangulnary afray, which VIII end in the death OF
Of parties, occurred at about SIX O'Clock this
evening, Filth stree, between Locust and 81 Charles
The parties we'll known In commerci i. circles here,
OF them, Paul Booker, bong n salesman and
traveller for G. W. Graus, large shoe house: the
other, Robert G. Cunningham. occupying similar
position In the like establishment OF Buck, MCGOWAN
4 Co. Booker is n married man, OF slight frame
Cunningham large man, and an ex-Conisoeratc
oflcer.
WOMAN l.
Thefc has been u bitter feeling between the young
men for time, caused, it Is reported by their
both having met, at Moberly, in the course OF
their travel In this State charmer, at
whose feet they both worshipped, Booker success
iuy, while Cunningham failed to make
all Impression. An accident caused the
smoulderiug III feeling between them to
burst Into fame. Yesterday Booker met IA
customer on Filth street, and was cnueavoring TO
make a sale, whom Cunningham intcrered, satisfied
the customer that he could do business with him to
better advantage thnn Booker could. aud succeeded
In drawing him away.
ARGUMENTS WITH PISTOLS.
The two mon met again ut about the same place to-
day, when Booker charged Cunningham with unpro.
iessioBal conduct and asked him tor an explanation
Hot words followed, aud Cunningham crew pocket
knife aud began siashug at his opponent who DIRE "
revolver, whcn Cum Yham beat retreat, but not
before he received cAh wound the hip, Of pain-
iul but not serious nature.
FATALLY CUT.
When Booker was picked up il was found that his
right cheek was laid oreu rom tho temple to
the law, and IN examination oil his body revealed
deep cut In tho abdomen, near the naval
from which the bl0oi trickled slowly. He re-
moved 70 a store close BY and 'aree surgeons were
called IN, who examined his wounds and
pronounced them almost necessarily fa
tai Cunningham, In tho . meantime, had
run away, bot the police got track and caught
him took HIM TO the police station, whence ho
liberated by Judge Cauy bond OF 81 000, the light
ness OF which has caused Just Indignation among
Mr.. Booker's friends thcrc Is hardly doubt bu,
that the case Will become of murder before ma Dy
hours. Tho AFFAIR has caused intense excitement 10
the city, where the parties arc we'll known.