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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25

MEssRs. JOHN ROWAN, F Cambell
and John Gormanhave been appointed
census enpmerators for This county.
Rev. WM BoLLARD, of Boise City, has
resigned his position as Rector OF st.
Michaeps Church.
A BOX Of choice Macino Lemonsjust
received atJ B. Emery's from New
York.
The Idahoan says Drs. Mex ay and
Wilcox have reformed from Indian
valley. The wound oi Judge Gray,
who was accidentally shot By Sine
Fry, was too near the hip to admit Of
anputation, but the bone was dressed
nicely, and the old gentleman was
feeling quite comfortable, taking every
thing into consideration The acci-
dent occurred in the night, III the dark
ness Of which Judge Gray was mis-
taken for bear which had been mo-
testing the hogs. Hearing a pig
squcal he rushed out and seeing the
bear walking away with it he followed
knowing thatit would soon stop, aud
he could point out its location to Fry,
who soon came out with his gun, and
saw what he supposed to be bear in
an upright position. After speaking
two or three times and receiving nc
answer he fred, and was just going to
fire again, when he was startled By
the voice of Judge Gray saying "Don'l
Shoot The Judge was SO mtently
watching the bear, combined with the
squealing of The hog aud the growing
of the bear, that he could not heal
Sine Fry's call. Sine, on leaving the
house, passed the hog pen and saw 9
man standing near there whom ht
supposed was Gray, but who provee
to be neighbor attracted by the noise
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25

GRAY.-At Warm Springs, on sunday,
May 20, 1880, VIM. II. Gray, aged SO years.
His death was caused by very slight
wound. A week ago last Thursday, while
splitting wood small piece of steel
wedge Clipped off and imbedded itself
Just below the knee. Not suffering any
from the wound he paid no attention to it
until the following Sunday, when he came
up from his residence on Thorn creek,
eight miles below town, and had the piece
of steel taken out by DR.. Zipf. He lhen
walked down to the Warm Springs, con-
trary to the advice of DIR. Zipf, who warn
ed him not to go out of doors, nor to walk
around in the house, until the wound was
entirely well; that if he did he would be
liable to lose his leg But Gray, thinking
that so slight wound did not require
such precaution, did not take the advice
of the Doctor. The leg soon began to
grow worse very rapidly. Finally merit
fication set in, and at 12 O'Clock last Sun
day he was a corpse. Just before dying
he said: II have been here just week,
and must go home tonight" He had no
more than finished the sentence when his
eyes were set in death, and in few min
utes he expired
Deceased was born in Scotland, and
came from Colorado to this Territory in
1864, and was formerly from Alton, Ill.
He has wife and three children residing
in Perth, Scotland. Hewas an honorable,
industrious man and his friends were
many.
The funeral took place from the NJ. E.
Church yesterday at 2 o'clock P. NJ. The
funeral sermon was preached by Mr.. e. S.
Kingsley, Rev. E. Hayes being absent.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25

That abominable word lengthy" 4
insidiously making its way into every
department Of literature, and unless
something desperate is done to it the
next edition Of Webster and Wolces-
ter will give it as standard adjec-
tive, Originally the creation Of an il.
literate reporter, it has been admitted
into the vocabulary If even careful
writer's, as witness this from the Lon
don Spectator: IN. de Frcycinct has
issned very lengthy circular
What is the difference between %ong'
and lengthy" that the latter should
be lugged into the language?- [N. Y
Graphic.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25

A LADY writes an indignant note TO
a cotemporary. in which, with true
rustic innocence, she expresses be-
lief that editors never go to heaven.
We thought that even country people
knew that journalists never went any
where. They don't get the chance.
They just sit up nights thinking how
to do good, until the tops of their
heads wear holes through their hair.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25
PUBLIC MEETING.

On Thursday evening last, persuant
to call male by Messrs Luney, Sis
by and Richards, large crowd Of citi-
zens followed the inspiring strains Of
Idaho Brass Band to the Court House
to consider the most satisfactory man
ner of celebrating the coming "4th Of
july"
BY unanimous vote Hon. NJ. G..
Luney was called to the chair, aud
Prof. Gilbert Butler to the Secretary's
desk.
In compliance with the request of
the Chair, who briefly stated the oh
ject Of the call, Hon. James H. Haw-
ley and Messrs. C.tS. Kingsley and S.
w. Nulf made short speeches, all of
which tended to increase the enthusi-
asm of the audience.
On motion of Mr. Hawlcy that the
Chair appoint a committee Of five gen
tlenen to call on the business men Of
the city at their respective places of
business and ascertain to what extent
they would contribute towards the
expenses of celebration aud. to get
! their opinions as to the best manner in
which the greatest satisfaction. could
be given to the public, the following
gentlemen were appointed an Execu-
tive Committee: Jas. H.SHawIey, G.
w. Richards, s Q Silsby, S. w. Wulff
and Q. S. Kingsley. to report the re
suits of their calls at meeting to be
held on Tuesday evening next.
| On behalf of the Idaho City Brass
Band, Prof Gilbert Butler rendered
| the committee their services for the
4th. The offer was received with ap
plause, and on motion of Mr.. Wuff a
unanimous vote Of thanks was tender
ed the Brass Band by the audience on
behalf of the committee and citizens,
and their servi ces accepted
On motion of Mr.. Wulff, the Secre-
tary was instructed to present a copy
of the minutes Of this meeting to the
IDAHO World for publication.
After some musical selections which
were remarkably well played by the
Band. the meeting, on motion OF Mr.
Kingsley, adjourned TO meet on Tues.
day evening. May 25th at 8 O'Clock.
GILBERT BUTLER,
Secretary
We learn, on going to press, that
the committee has met with the most
ilattering success. the business men to
/ = man having contributed very libef-
ally, and all have expressed them
selves anxieus to make the coming 4th
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25
LETTER FROM CHALLIs.
CHALLIs, Idaho, May IA, 1880.

NAAAASA1lo3 AAA'AS, "AoJ - Aoovs
Ed. WoRLD. There was some ex-
citemellt at Bonanza City when / left
three days ago-over the good clean
ups made from dirt from Mr.. Nor
Irison's placer claims, about mile
above town. The gold is very coarse,
and last Tuesday seven ounces Of gold,
in nuggets. were taken outof dirt from
|one set Of Iimbers. Wednesday nine
teen ounces were cleaned up and one
nugget weighed little over four oun-
ces and half. The claims are very
rich, and will be an incentive to the
New York company to push operations
al cad on its extensive ground few
miles below Bonanza
A good many people are now on
| the road to Bonanza, but they are too
early. The mines have two much wa
ter in them to admit of extensive opera
tions for two or three weeks yet; but
/ after that time work will be pushed
vigorously ahead on most, if not all. Of
the mines.
! There was light fall Of snow in
this section last night, but it soon dis
appeared.
4
Men just in from Poverty Flat re-
port the mines looking splendid. A
furnace capable Of reducing twenty
five tons of ore per day is being cree
ted in that section, and there is move
on foot for the erection of another as
large. The parties who will put up
the latter have no mines, but will pur-
chase ores to work. Most of the ma
chinery for the former is on the ground
and the rest coming from Blackfoot,
but | do not know when it will be on
the ground or when the smelter will
start up A few thousand tons of coal
have been contracted for and is being
burned.
j Several mining sales are expected
to be consummated every day.
| Challs is beautiful place. 1t is
located in the ed :e Of beautiful val
ley. through which Salmon river runs
and will in year or two be second tc
no town in the upper country fol
beauty. 1t is but seldom visited by
much snow, and will be the shipping
point and general headquarters fol
Bonanza, Yellow Jacket, Bay Horse
East Fork, and, in fact, the whole
mining country in Eastern Idaho. Il
will, beyond doubt, be made the coun
ty scat as soon as the next Legisla
turc meets.
3 Pack trains come and go now every
day for the different mining camps
and although the lively times are no
Yet upon US, the streets sometimes
precent a lively appearance. There
are several two-story buildings il
town. and the business men appear t.
be doing well.
As soon as | become better acquain
ted with residents from the mlnirg
districts | will procure you some min
ing items.
A Chinaman, while passing one o
the stations on the Bonanza road /;
day OF two ago was asked what ht
thought of the weather. He replied
I"No likee; nine months d winter
thlee months allie samew BERT
Quartz Locations.
The following quartz claims have
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25
tI-aveekls avurld,
Posaomce Hours.

{ week o.,ys, until further notice,
bfficc Willie kept open from seven
Bill nine p. M.
vs. from half-past twelve to one,
four until six p. M.
Money ORDER BUSINESS.
{oney Order Office will not be
all on Sundays; and no Money
Biness will be transacted ON Sal
ffer four o'clock p. M.
! s. g. SILSBY,
{ty, Dec. 3, 1876. Postmaster,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25
born.

AL Granite Creek, May IS, 1880, to the
wife of John Noone, daughter.
In Challis, Idaho, May 8, 1880, to the
wife of Morris McGraw aWinnemuckr--
IA daughter.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25

q grand gala day, and are sanguine
that Independence Day, $780, will
equal if not eclipse any similar ce.e-
|bration ever held in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25
Price, full regular Liver size, 81 each.
Large Hody Pad, rubber back, So each
SOLD RY DRUGGISTS GENERALLy.

Wa Schaact, Stevenson a. Co., Wholesale
SSrugetsts. GhtcNxo, supply che trade "a aissn-
sfActurers' priccs.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25

|H BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis-
g Al Park Row CTimes Building),
b, is authorized to contract for
nenls in the WORLD at our best
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25
Low Prices.
cal lIevvs-


Gayl HIeVVS-
d0n KINesLEY has just put the
Rlno4, puches on his new law of
lite the postoftice, where he
0le kdy to attend to the legal
NM. clients.
"a ENNIE ARLINGTON, who has
of the assistant teachers in
ICh school at Boise City, has
I'll Centervlc to take charge
V'l Mic school at that place. d
lS P PLowMAN has leased his
a1lfa@ claim on East Hill to Chi
j n npany. They commenced
= Y xofE I65< Thursday.
pltSSd W fz(Fc received the June number
R0d of yornian, published in San
Traucisco 1t is one of our most val
SS Il 18d nIagazines This number is filled
wifh 6b05ce literature, consisting of
intS SlS3{7ng notes on the arts and sci
Illf cn&ea E&lLwritten descriptions Of the
HsXSIin Islands and other places, and
iIifef4Sf1ne articles on various topics,
besfda6 4 number of contributions from
the p0e{6 Joaquin Miller, in poem
emitted sSSlsoshonee,D tells how cap
tured re{lSkin gains his freedom. "Lo"
rides y faee for Webfooter, and wins,
1lbRD|k but keeps right on in the direction of
Of the jnountains The Webfooter
SPRlh wins tie pot aud loses his thorough.
pklflvh - B. EMERY will start his twelve
THIS Na as 81 -te0in6 for the railroad in about a
pr2Gds xv1ek hey will be loaded with hides
us,py Il ff01z 6ILSrent parts of this county
,.rr,s u h1s repainted his wagons,
aDsutaas antI SiTS they look finer than
at tfl8 &0aehes Of the Northwestern
lss ''''' Sts6s Geppany.
sA' rnEaE afe thirty-niue business houses
''a''S q il CAallis
acknowledge pleasant call
= asfaroln Rev e w. Crook, of Boise City.
ND sNAa \ VII RryNolDs, local editor of the
:, :, rs,,ts !, Bedrock democrat, is happy. His
wiie pfesented ul with fine daugl-
led led v T1at ater tlAe atIer day
! new boz RKv. NJ. Crook, Episcopal min
Feula'ssa ans j istcr IL Boise City, preached at this
wing detail place last Sunday, morning aud even
A xf&RtfIc snow storm last Sunday
,i.,Ds & Bns Is yeninK &ccompied by strong north
hRkcp wind, would for few minutes have
:. :, jone juetice to January.
= l{Ey.sA.C. MCDoUGAII, a minister
K00lu }nd teinperance lecturer of more than
CALI .CALnV s3f{innrS abiity. and we'll known all
Pres aaa gs]vo< ,e Pacifc coast, died at Salinas
81 Hl3E z3 z,n tho llth inst of Bright's
"a. lsss!inss IS aqsso fhe kidneys. so we learn
ss-- lid, (to 7ader. He leaves 8 wife
Ia 6afried daughter residing al
], nss III of He was several years age
paymeall!! Sged ii organizing encamptmens
aa u spfs acc lndependent Champanions of the
IS 70 ID 'ed c<Dsa. and is well known through
Ectea ..e sstaS IN Ierritory His age was As
iiIm es''o' eo
b Attorney fays
l8l &5ho Democrat has suspended
e w sai9 hi want Of patronage. The
,.ms sespl6 q Ibis Territory will not sup
J nee prt taflisan paper, as is proven by
II lures Of the D3plocrat e
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-05-25
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Large Hody Pad, rubber back, So each.
We send them by post, prepaid, every
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, 1880-07-30
NOTES..

I{1F zkA " 1EVIt
fe{at Dfspaftfa to 7hs Chicago 5rfbtsns.


Srtetat Dt'pafth to ms Chicago 1rtbttns.
MADISON, Wis, July A.-t'oy. Smith re-
tl.rnrtl l,olIo tl,ls evening from 1, trip to the
Pacific Const. Iio says the political situation
III the Pacific States ls' encouraging, Tho
1lep,thlteans are confident of carrying Cali.
fornia, Oregon, aud N6vatln. Garfield Clubs
arc organizing iii all the States. l'lle De-
Mocracyare makInga strong fight there. how
uyer, but the Governor llas strong REASONS
for thinking tlnt al tllree of these States,
togctller with Colorado. will go Republican.
On renchIng Denver. OH Ills returl, trip, Gov.
Smith received an invitation to accompany
t;er. Grant anl party to- Lcndvite. Gcss.
Grant tall;e,t freely about the campaign and
af tile Importance to the country OF the SUE
cess Ut tho Republican, Ticket, lie sp0ko III
tho highest pnsslbte terms Of Gun. GARFIELD,
piacEng lin lM thu front runks Ut tho great
men Ut tho country.
srl1.L THEY COME.
MAHoN Cry, H.. July a7.-Ib tho Editor
Or tito GtObc- !}e11t0cFft: Col. Jesepl. j. kel-
lny, Olte nt thu most influential citizens vt
Central llltNUfS,. rccUntlY Rail to lArgo
number Of prominent men ln this part Of tho
State, ut 0no VI. our hotels, tiilt l.e Ind
always teDM Democrat ansl voted TINT
Southern Irigndlcr*s, III Congress-, and the
could no .ta1lger stand; md froIn tllls time
forward lIa would work and vote with the
lleuublEran nlrty. Thu CoInl,ei commanded
aa Illfnois regiment tlurlng the War, md has
take,l tic stump fur Garfield md Arthur.
WILLIAM 7, LANG,
, 1880-07-30
CHICAGO.

SINFEESTH ~.tftns
A special meeting Of the Sixteenth Ward
Republican Club WIS llc1tl Mt the corner Of
SetlgwEck al,d Slgef streets last evening, Nlr.
Mcconnell iii tho chair. In the absence Of
the Hon. l.. l.. Mills, WIN was expected to
address the Club, the members Ind Il general
talk upon the work ut the campaign, md
especially what needed to b. done In the Six
teentl, Ward. afr. ,In Drun said tint tho
Democrats wcre actively ut work, md boasts
were lnatlc by t1e'n that they would carry tho
Mar,t BY over 800 majority, 1t be!tooved tho
Republicans tu lie up nnti doing Col. Scltntf-
ner ltd not believe thu. Democrats would
carry tl.e ward, but l,o tll0uRllt 1t would be
by having rsats made Of each precinct,
showing every litlllsu. !ts number, mid occl-
pants. !le yntn'it lots should be plAfnly
marked IN II different co|0r. SO us to ltstLH-
Judges Of election would titus ,,be. abla
IL sput at u,,cc repeaterz 0r illegal voters
fro.a vacant lots. Col. schattiier's snRecs-
ton M WAY rentr'etl i, ,fav9r'l,]y, and commit
ilrnn. anl C%i Sclaf!!sr appeiatcd Cd 10 IL tln.l hi
nut tho cost Ut such plnts n1tl report Mt the
next meeting. Tl,e ineetlnE tlien adjourned
subject 10 tho Gull Of the Chairman; hut 1t
wns suggested TINT they reassclnblu not litter
tllAn tho middle Of August
...... SEVENTEENTH wAIp.
The Democratic Club 0f:ttlo Seventeenth
Ward met lust evening at Ch1cngu Avenue
Hall. The members llat discussion over
seems the Committed i,uvor matis report,
md 1t was not known how much, II my,
1llni'ey, WIS bn hand. Finally. tho Flnanre
C9ln'nItWn were given another week fn
Central Committee, tho Clul, Will be reorgan-
lzetl. Tic Injecting was poorly attended.
ZACH clt:ASnr.E1l's LAST sl'EEcII.
, 1880-07-30
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Special Dt,pa.ea 10 The Chicago Trtbunt.
NEW YoHK. July 10.-Ex-Gov. Jewell,
Chairman Of the National Committee, re-
turned from 'is visit 10 Boston md phtlaslc1.
phia to-day. Ite spike enthusiastically Of
Ills reception III Boston, and ut the earnest
ness l.e found III Lie Republican State Com
mfttco Of Massachusetts. From Boston he
went Wednesday night to Philadelphia,
and met tho Pennsylvania Stnte Committee
The forty Republicans he met brought most
gratifying reports OF tic condition 0f the
party III tho Keystone Stnte. The tistricts
ara all III good shape. The soldier vote Is
not broken, and Pennsylvania mny be count
ell OIL ~ sure to give an Increased
Republican minority. Tile campaign work
is to begtn there Immediately, md the lion.
John Cessna, one OF the most vigorous and
effective workers In tho State, will be In the
headquarters from this time Until tile elec-
tion, giving to tho party tho benefit Of Ills
large experience.
At tho State Committee Headquarters tho
pile OF portraits OF tho candidates I,as
diminished, md the pictures will soon a.lnr,l
tho rooms Ut tho Clubs throughout the State,
Of which thoro are now 175 III good working
order.
Gen. Arthur, Chairman Of tho stnte Com.
mtttee. Is mt looked for until i,ext Wctlt,cs-
uny.
Tic Executive Committee OF the Central
Campaign Club had n meeting. Inst nlght In
TIC C0sglnan House rooms. lhe Chairman,
lcnd letter from Gcn. John q. Frenunt,
who concentrated the Club, upon its pros.
perity, referred with pride tn the ell.
ricnt work done by Just s,tcl. .organi-
cations when he was n candidate III
1885, nIll urgctl the members to persist lit The
caitse IN which they had enlisted. It IL pro-
posed to hold Il gra1il mass meeting, AID
have Gen. Fremont preside.
A. letter from Bnlttnloro promised gnDtl
work ngatnst n peculiar voting populatlul1
Tho writer snisl: "We shall fight tlle,n, utltl
hope TO make gain OF one Or two Congress-
lrelt,'
, 1880-07-30

l1'sieau OF uctoner, as lornefiy. lllefe ara
positl'e'y no ae1ectloils ,,' IN s'e he1,abllcah
f"'Hs.. nen. uatneM VIII, ~ l"e Nv Know
GET THE soIln nEpubtdcAA VOTE
in onr county. Tlln formation Of clubs and
y vry ;|y rat,v "x sin ho nraorrnts 1ess @er ~
Ill, Iii, ,ris
A's ,t.t ".at sapiol1 1aa'eoc": 1ho e't'us''sll
ior the,f !. 'leKet Is HOE increasing ny my
'fn'sn fa esli,nr the meeting b order, Chairman
John Ccss1,r ma,le n ,nost sn,,a,,tno am smeci,. ,
WIN. which brought OF FREQUENT cheers; ils
a Wss s s'R a se toe list ar "f 9ses ~ a osas
o.sam'I"''on eas.1 =; "tcI m lina a.reauy oeen pr,
.te'n'. ~. ..'.. vi .ac !, at.ns sSpe'. s sa.n
ti'e 'etotn'', never .KhnW ll'e col'htfe8 "
nfo erowpe wS, SpAa IN on me- ao o' ss'1afe a ass
nf FIN Slate and cvcrv n,,t, stpnns vnlumns ~
!, rinrtnns mi .,,rcnxsftti ,{ehf ,.urinm IN
co1ning cnn,wtiai,.S en- , il s,ow the % extsnt NJ nf
tllo wDrk bc!ur: slune tlItosghoNt Pel,nsyi-
yailtl, he aniti tint within tho brief tlnc he
l!atl Eoitg into tho iinrness he llad sampled
"nllt ~ to this pi[n ct iettors before ,nt,"
added Alr. CesSIln, "thcfo ought to be q
c9mlntttee app9t,!ted to diEcst them, as It
will tnke me alone two ycnro to 20 through
When Mr. Cessna had concluded. he H.
troduced -...
Ey-uov. MArs1yA1.h JEWELL
Chairman Of the Republican National Com.
tt fhe otoV we OF ey', n aq e
film It has bec,, nj lie oprninK Of cnt,.,n,iHs
for many Years back. liz {,ni tray.!;'.i nii
t,ynr tic coi,,Itry ,,I was satisfied lint ..vrrx
scctlon was hcffl,g Nv weIl orgat,xeJ . inr wnrF M,
md in ,nn,1i,tsr Tint In ind i,nv.,r k"n,v,,
h"fnr"' Thnra was: | rvcrvsy,'nra ~, oM. ~.
tH,ainar t,n,vnII,nw xvl;ick ni,t,,,-"H ~.
, 1880-07-30


Spfftal Dspdfeh 10 7hs ca1eap' Tribune.
lShiANAroL's, lna., '!u'y .V.-lt IL sthtea
lo-hlBHt III gtoa authollly tl'at INC hssess-
mcnt against Ffankl'n Lanuors: Democratic
non!ln:e lor 1oseFloI' !l1hNe py tile ota1e
een!1a, toln,al1tee, Is ss,,no, anu a'lal no
N'e ll's e'eek 1o't'ay LOT tl'ls n'aount' ING
SUN ilas ocaa 'atloMssy s1'en' tio e. amounts
maRlhg oet"een sl'Vo e''u S''o'' but on
'ho a'1horhy u heillper OF tho alatc Cnt''-
!nlttee u IL no" given NJ S'lbN' air.
i1ahacFs oo)eeted 10 paying 80 large sum,
inns was assrsscd only s1,a00, md TINT
In 1H7,, INV Uru,lrfcta had hrnn oste,, u,
,.,,, ,,,.h;,',. Y,'stas, t',n.'', ~ ~ ~
"'s ""'t',1ls: n"S'ae7, no pe'tn'ea t'1o a''
sesshleht i!aa pecfi made larger tltas IL other
wlse would have been except for tic personal
dislike Of seycrnI members or tin f,ou,-
m1ttce. nntnh1v q. n. Stanlov of lin Nn;v
a1Inuv ti.frfcf WIN ,,,,,oe.l Hiu ,,or,f,,ntin,,
'u, u'S.!'e.' VIM opposeo t.ts 4"''n"'lo'.
sely plt,uT'y' aiH! VINO ho" proposes 10 Rot
even Win hin by ret(uelnE Ills exclsca'ler.
As MI additional objection l,e claimed tllat
iiiorn1 ] "otto~ @ ~ ou" oe9 co.'t" "v om'ttoa ~ no
"ola,'o.' W e"eh eouHts e''t'1''''t'eo
pcslacst 80 ttat
1,Y THE TIME THE ELEcr1oN wAs 0yEn
no would BIZ ,nlltctel to tho tuna Of $4,000 OF
S15,O1O, I}ut these affections having IN
weight with tho Committee, III. Lal,dcrs
e goi mat ass." s%0f t 1oaa ~ tM % ea
Xfcr p settnr po eoole ] off, iu owoyer ,s % md a ayr
ntiyiseel viii, Tia frio"is he cn,,c,uic.i M thnt
discretion was the butter part Of valoE. a'd so
llo drew Ills clleck to-fay for the sum rs
stuffed nboyc, Why the Committee should
, 1880-07-30
STATEMENT REITERATED.

l3osroN. Mass., July sD.-rhe Captain Of
the schooner Ettnice T, Nowconib reIterates
tho statement male when he Was In Boston
ola his lust trip concerning tho firing upon
him by Spanish war.yessel. and Is positive
that when the affair lappemed he was ten
miles from tlla Euhnn shore. =
, 1880-07-30

SiIuSoplRl.D, ILL.,, July .9.-rAe Japanese
Minister ut Washington has requested thu:
Row, f., II. Wines, Secretary OF the StataS
Uoard of Public Charities, to prepare a,,-
xwers Il, . list OF questions submitted BY tho
tho upItGl Stutc4.