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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-30
NOTICE.

mHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders of the Utah Central
Railroad Company, for the Election Of
Directors for the ensuing year, will be
held at the Deseret National Bank, Salt
Lake City, Utah Territory, on June 1st,
1880, at 10 am.
GEORGE SWAN,
my9 Secretary.
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SALT LAKE CITY SUNDAY MORNING MAY 30 $780,

Hereabouts." by Clarence Cook
illustrated by Winslow Homer, Blum
Quartley, and other; Sun Spots and
Financial PAnics," by Richard An
thony Proctor; Extracts from the
Journals of Hurry ]. Raymond"th c
Philadelphia Convention OF 1866:
THE CypIiote IDscriptions," by Isaac
II. Hall. with fac SMILES of incrip-
tions in the METROPOLITAN Museum
and elsewhere. The magnificent
historical serial, Peter the Great, :"
by Eugene Schuyler. iilu,trsted
(which is to be brought out in book
form in FIVE lanRuages), and "The
Grsndissimes." George w Cables
superb novel, are continued. Life
in Florence" is an entertaining de-
scription of life in the American
Colony. Additional contributions, by
Ernest Iugersoll, Julia Schayer, etc.
Poems By Stoddard. Charles deKay,
Warrington GLADDEN.. aud others.
Full editorial departments.
Salt Lake: James Dryer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-30
THE CONTRIBUTOR.

Contents of the June number;
The Moon" Quebec; IAN Interest
ing Record" /, H. G. Whitneyi
Requisites of Success" Gunhild;
Eminent Women" II, Amethyst,
"An Enigma" B. Goddard; Editorial
-Conversalion. Library; "Lesser
Lights OF the Book Of Mormon, Ill
Samuel, the Lamanite-Antipus,"
R; "Bits of Travel: *, on Lake
Lucerne," De Vallibus; 'Boys will
he Boys" 6. Manwaring; "Amram
and Zimri;" ''sleep and Death-A
Comparison" Rex; Association Intel,
ligence: Report Of Y. NJ. NJ I. A
Quarterly Conferences. Publications
Received.
Salt Lake: ]. F. Wells.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that meeting of the Stockholders
of the Utah Eastern Railway Company
will be held at the office of the Company
in Salt Lake City, Utah. on the Slst day
OF May, A. D. 1880, at s o'clock pm,
for the purpose of amending the Articles
Of Association, by defining more partieu-
larly the route of the road, as located by
he engineer.
By order of the Directors.
A. S. PATTERSON,
my2 Secretary.
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FoR>SALE.
WILLIAM BREpEmEYER.

MINING, CONSULTING AND CIVIL
1f1 Engineer, U. s. Mineral Surveyor 70
Utah and Idaho, Notary Public. Geologica
examinations, reports on mining properties,
surveys mines. railroads and canals, and
superintends the workings Of the anne.
Prepares estimates and plans for opening
and working mines. expert on mining ques-
tons before the courts. address P, o. Bog
Il5Ii Salt Lake city. bS i'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-30
Salt Lake: James Dryer.
GOOD COMPANY,

Good Company, No. 9. has its usuA
full complement of stories, by Mis-
Sarah o. Jewett, author of deep
haven" Sydney Hail." and others.
Lord Beaconsfeld's recent defeat al
the polls lends special interest to Mr..
George NJ. Towle's graphic sketch Of
his career, which gives much readable
iniormstioD about the lsts premier.
Science in High Latitudes" has also
a particular timeliness in connection
with the "Howard Arctic" expedi-
ton, for which preparations are now
going forward. l, is by s. ]. Douglass,
author Of several previous pspers On
similar topics in this magazine.
Country Schools and State Needs"
by w. M. Bicknell, urges the want
of an enlivening and energizing
influence from a central state board
in country schools. President Bascom
of Madison, Wis, University talks
about names; Octave Thsnet has
''The Canada Thistle" and there is
sketch entitled "a French Home"
In the Editors Table there is an
assault on that growing public
nuisance the system Of feeling servants.
a graft from foreign toadyism net
wanted in this country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-30
sCRIRNER

The ScribHer for June contains
rnany notable pspers. among them:
'sThsckersy as 8 Draughtmsn," by
Russell Sturgir, with swenty-nine re-
productions of Chackeray's sketches;
civilian Blake, Painter and Poet, "
by Horace e. Seudder. fully illus.
trated; "Tbe Dominion oil Canada, "
BIZ Principal Grant, of KingstoD, illus
trated by Henry Sandman 1.-THE second
paper covering the political and social
history; "a Year Of the Exodus IN
Kansas" by Henry King; Spring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-30

FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY.
The June number of this iaIorite
magazine contains several highly in
terestiog and admirably illustrated
articles. 1.-THE Ferry Across the At
lantic," by W. II. Rideing, is replete
with vivid descriptions Of voyage on
an ocean steamer. Captain Payne,
U. 8. A, in his Indian Story Land"
relates adventures of thrilling inter
est. Berlin and the BeIlinese,"
Revolutionary "reminiscences, Z"
"Ths Alpine Tunnels" are among
the other prominent features OF the
number. Eta W. Pierce's beautiful
story, mot Guilty." is completed,
and there are several short stories by
r. B. KimbslI, Amelia Barr, and
other popular writers. The sketches
are of peculiar interest. especially
Rosa Bonheur," "The First Grens-
der Of France" IAN Antiquary's
Ghost Story" etc. There are nu-
merous poems OF more than usual
merit The miscellany is abundant.
The pre- ent number brilliantly closes
Volume ". of this comprehensive
and cheap periodical.
Address. Frank Leslie's Publishing
House. SIS, So and 81 Park Place,
New York.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS


81 VIZ NJ HUCHES, 81
"a BOOT MAKER,
- Late Foreman Of z. O II. I. Shoe ~
Factory Every description OF Boots and Shoe
made 10 order a. the shortest notice Fit guar
Entsed, the eye pleased and satisfaction given
at the most reasonable prices. Repairs q spe-
cialty. Work dono for the Trade. Two Doors
West Of White House. A27
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-30
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.

T'HE PRoPRIeToRs TAKE PLEASURE
in announcing to the public that they
have remodeilsd end reftted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
of Meals will be served night and day.
Single Meals, soc.
Hot Lunches las per esrd), Csc.
Room and Board, $3.50 to So per day,
$40 to SI2 per week.
Board, 81 per week.
The Bar has been removed TO the north of
the hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the Eccommo d alton of guests. and is now
open A. PODLECH & CO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30
The Cotissty Board and the School
Fund.

We have received the following letter
from Commissioner Gohmann. whichex-
plains itself, ard we cheerfnlly give p'lace
20, as we alway have. and always will
rive place In the columns Of the CouRiER
10 any correction or explanation, when
addressed in respectful terms. from any
person who feels that any wrong has
been done by any article Of ours. We
desire 70 represent all officers trushfully.
and the only addition made to the stsse-
ment OF June 25th, is that the board ars
determined the. officer who made the
mistake shall make good the ioss 20 the
county. This he should certainly be
compelled 70 do. IL possible. but y the
mistake occurred eight years ago. y may
be easier 10 say he ought 10 make good
the los. than to compel its being done
after this lapse of time. II the hooks
had been properly examined In 1876. ~
the CorKIER then suggested.s good deal
|, OF the loss would have been saved All
understand that The Board does not loan
the school Fund. (though Il would pro-
badly be better II the law were changed
4 so they should.) but i, is their duty 70
examine the records aud see that II 10
loaned, and il this duty had been die
charged. this Sll5s would have been
saved 10 the county treasury and tax
; PAYERS. That the books were very
bungIingly kept. and NO system in them.
! was the greater reason for a closer ex-
i nination. by an expert, and compelling
: the officers 10 adopt correct system
FERDINAND. lsD. July 8, 80.
II Mr. G. DoAxE. Sir IL find In tho las
luer CouRisR. OF the 25th Of June. slan-
J der against the County Commissioners
without Just cause ] hope you VIII
Y give the following line. in the CoURi.s'
:pr the defence Of the County Commis-
sioucrs. According to your theory You
= ihnld that The board controls the loan u
school funds. which Is mistake Never
theless il 10 the duty ofthe Board 70 IN
9. vestigaie the accounts Of the Auditor
.e and IL any Of the school fund II lost &
81 Irestorc the same out Of The county treas
Jury, all Of which has been dohe- and tn
m officer in fault will be required 10 max
~ good the loss. d. not be too ha~ty. Mr
be CouKrEs. The Board will give the mat
le ter sliligent attention, and have all SCI
er tied 10 the satisfaction Of the taxpayers
nc provided you will not grunt, when ths
Of Board has ihe matter up before the ~
,e dicial tribunal Of Dubois counfy-
,el Tie Hoard have done their best Tor IN
n last two wears 10 get the books ~ ~
= Treasurer and Auditor investigated an
rs footed up SO that the taxpayers can
~ once see the condition Of the county
Or which formerly was impossible
n. Yours,
- j. b. GoHNASS,
,xfI Member OF the Board.
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The Glory ofa Reunited Nation

The Glory Ofa Reunited MAJOR
HANCOCK CAMPAIGN song.
Come, brothers, let us rise,
And beneath the golden skies.
Bear the olive branch OF peace across the
Nation;
For the bugle calls to-day,
And our hero leads the way,
To the glory Of q reunited nation.
Cuonrs-IIe will execute the trust.
And guard the sacred dust
Or the heroes Of tile grand old Yankee
nation:
And the people everywhere
Will send on high prayer.
For the glory OF a reunited nasion.
Come. frcemen, from afar.
While the gates are still ajar.
Let rs proudly rise from each aud cve'y
station:
with onr banners all unfurl'd.
Marching out before the world.
With a leader. for reunited nation.
Cnorrs-IIc will execute the trust
And meath our northern skies,
Let lie heroes all arise;
~ them stand in line brave men froi
every station;
And beside our noble band.
, LEI the southern hero stand
With onr leader Tor q reunited nation.
CnoRus-iIe will execute the trust
~
And when our work Il done.
. AZ the setting Of the sun.
: We can send the JOYFUL news Ger
creation:
And with honor we can say,
s'rwas our Hancock led the way
Ito the glory Of reunited nation'
:. CuoRus-IIe will execute tho trust
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

GrNkaAL GRANT said 10 correspond
eni the other day;
III can not lie denied he added. with
significant pnff ofhis cigar. ''that the
Democracy have at last come 10 their sens
ses. aud well improved their opportunity.
II IS the first time. in fact, since circuni-
stances led me out Of the patty hsl y
has made nomination for which there
was such show Of success. and tnis
time shouldn't wonder IL they had I'it
the right nail square on the hed-ano
on the whole. as between oursel - and
the horse rack, cant sry that Tm sorry
for it,
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AIR-"John Brown.
Hancock's a soldier in the army Of the
brave.
With him wen go marching along.
CmoRus.-Glory, glory, haIlelujah, &c.
GettysburgL's G battle was the turning
point OF war,
General Hancock led the van.
Garfield as soldier proved him self
renegade (home
And for Congress came marching
He preferred seat In Congress to
| life upon the field,
And HAYES said such men should o
scalped.
Hancock as statesman Is SoIon in th'
i land.
IA order number 40 shows.
'IlIancock's not tainted as Credit Mobi
/ lier,
Nor with DeGolyer fraud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

The following good story is Told ~
Sunset Cox about dream that colored
man was said 70 have had. ~ illustrating
The treatment Of the colored rsce BY the
Republican party. The cOlorcd man
dreamed that be went 20 he'll and he wss
asked:
Nv ere there any Republicans in he'll =
"Oh, yes: lots 0f EN-"
ANY Democrats =
.Yes:a few scattered around"
ANY Greenbsckers. 7"
.Nrne 10 ccnnt on.
1 .Whst were the Republicans doing n
4 They were holding the coIorcd men
lbetween themselves and the fire."
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r.rws or ADVERT 'sEiN6-
...re. 10 lines or less, week, 81 90
rssh subsequent insertion, 70 c's'
Ionscr advertisenentsat the Same rave
, s,sct;on over even square or squares
united Z a. n square. These are the terms
~ transient advcrtisements;a reasona-
M M deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins.
s,ors and legal notices Of like character
20 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING cASDtpATEs-
ror Township Officers, each sa'u -
For County 80
Var District. Circuit, or State, o.o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

i President Clarke in the chair. After
music by the choir. Mr.. HaIIwachs read
" paper on "How 10 keep children ein-
lIploycd. He thought there was no trouble
M keeping children employed. but the
great difficulty was 10 keep them proiIt-
ABLY cmployed. To do this. the teacher
-Imust give them useful work 70 do; teach
cthcm 10 b. self active BY giving them
.propcr work 10 do. The next was dis
4 cussion Of the subject, Elements 81
csuccess." which was opened by MT
drink. Mr.. Fink stated that teacher, "a
me succcssfui, must be in time under
estand the principles Of the branche'
diaughs, and should have cheerful as
|. i.posiiion. Mr.. Fink was followed ~
Nh Cooper, Noursc and Jones, who o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

Proceedings Of the Dubois county
Teachers' Association, held ~
Huntingburg, July II, To- q
lB, 1880.
FIRST DAY.
The second annual convention OF tht
pubois county Teachers Association a.
sembled nj the school-house, al o'ciocs
!. NJ. and was called TO order by Chas
y. Clarke. President Of the Association
The exercises were opened by music
amer which prayer was offered by Rev
M r.. Koch. The minutes Of the previ
Gus meeting were read ana adopted,
! fser which the constitution was read
and additional members were enrolled
Next was the report Of the fresidem,
Vice. President and Secretary, wnlc
were received by the Association. ~
chair then appointed Miss Ann
Cooper aud Mr.. A. M. Sweeney 70 q
AZ critics for the day.. :
On motion, the chair appointed =. \
Pleasant, Leroy Hope, and Miss Clara y
lt,nAmann 10 act as committee on sun
mary OF proceedings. The next was y
address OF welcome, BY kcv. y.
, Woods. which was very. good =.
,honndcd In words Of cheer for y
,eacher. M. DcBruler next prcscnt'
nv Association with parcr y conslde
ahle length. Subject: "-p'''t ot Y
n r.achcr.r II contained % many 90
y ming. that we failed 70 catch them =
s'IThc following points were rrom'ne'
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Thi. column by Madness of the rrcprietor q ne pa
ppr the property ~ the teachers OF Dubois county, =.
cr discussion ~ any matter " Interest y
,h. ruhlic schools which msy ssise. Every teacher
school oacer and friend q education IN the county
earnestly requested 70 aid IN sustaining 'n's "
isrcrs,iy communications FOR this column should %
sent q u N. PLEASANT. JAsrrn, lSpiAsA'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

The rnnnsy OF sullivan has . popuIa-
|tion OF 2O.Os2. . gain of not quite ten per
cent. III ten years The town u S"l'ivsn
~. = ,opula,icn "f ., lGC. gain VI over
|fifty live pCs cciit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

THK Republican papers charged that
Hancock Is not statesman. and Senator
Bavard replies thus: -lfa man who can
urn foe % friend and bring conquered
enemy 10 aiiexisnce.i~ not = statesman:
hen pray tell me what y statesman-hip-'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

The funeral of he late William r.
Tavlor. deceased. will be preached q
The Lemmon Church the second Sabbath
in Angus: next. ~ 1Oi o'clock, = ~.
j. II. MADDEN, Pastor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-30

The population OF Mount Vernon. -
found hy the census takcr, y s'oo' y sA'"
j, about 81 per cent since last census.
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III. g. HOBBS
Eclecticp phvSici0''
JASPER, INDIANA,

vr<sSnFRs hs prcfsssoaai 81 services 70 hc rifens v
nnhoss Count. and hopes " merit shar' :"
'nvvICys- south side ~ Public square
rs.sa~n~r ~ vnion Hot Fl. Avg >. sv--'m'
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xxyt,i ,ssetces az Courts 81 the ana 'a.,m.nt ~
~ a,,sls. rarssrular attention given q co,'re'
w eeim'. .ne.,w June llth. 'so-ls.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

DusiIN. Fea. ~, The Mansion House Relief
Committee ant ounces that he subscrip ions to
date amount 10 tfs,ood Seventy one additional
grants have been made since the last meeting
LONDON, Feb. 2.+rrot. kascoe Of Owens
College. Manchester, says he regards the evi-
dence thus tar submitted by Mr., J. Ballantyne-
Hanney AS insufficient 10 establish the eoncn-
sion that he has discovered u process for max
ing diamonds.
In the House Of Lords oday Earl Cairns
Lord High Chancellor introduced bills simpfi,
Tying eonyeyanetns, facilitating sales and leases
or lar as. anu generally increasing the powers
OF owners for life 10 improve lands. The prin-
ctpal one OF these bills PASSED ills first reading
The seed potatoes bill passed 10 committee
In the House pt Commons a-aay Sir StaH ord
Northcote gave notice that an Thursday he
would move a resolution that whenever any
member shalt be named by the Speaker q
chairman M i committee A. aisres ar1ing tn
authority Of the Chair or abusing thu rules u.
the House by persistentiy ohstructine business
the Speaker shall put the question. without de-
bate. amendment or adJaarnmsn whether
such member shall be sus aandei during the
remainder or that days sitting. and If any
member be thrice suspended In one session the
third suspension be for one week. after which
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
Tue INDIANS.
Agent Adams En- Route for the Capital
with Party Of Captured Utes.

NEW YORK. Feb IA Denver special atates
that Special Agent Adama. u whom en-
trusted the duty Of bringing on twelve utes.
a4ttest whom charges have hn"n made. arrived
in Denver last night. The party consists Of the
'hrae priannafa captured and siS other Utsa.
with an interpreter, Menra. The Indians are
guarded Ivy. smsll number of aeldiers, and
will proceed on horseback from their present
station, near Alamasa. tn Fort Garland. where
they will ha Joined Ivy additional military and
their protection until tho Colorado line ia
reached, Adams and party Will meet az Puahlo
IN Tuesday, aud proceed to WashlE Ut Oh. which
point they will reach Friday Tho Indians cap
tured remain absolutely quiet and have not
spoken to Adams. Jack ha. been somewhat
rctiaent 10 hts nrney through the moun-
taina. TO hostile seetians. He states that the In
fians have scattered over the country until
there are no. moro than ten lodges together In
one plaza. all NJ them arc north tof Tho Grand
river. In the Roam mountains. The winter has
been very severe enc in thu mountains. and
the Indiana who have been compelled to rely
upon their own resonrrcs fnr obtaining food
have found Il difficult 10 set u supply. ~ game
has been very scarce.
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You do not doubt Its gepuineness. i sup-
posc, said tho teportsr p .,.,,,.,.. .,,a.
George Washington approved nf engaged In
aud mnnrged u lottery. It was the usual Gus
tom IN ~ ha day t" o rasa m'nTy Tor any u p,o
far as to build churches and court. houses by
lottery. This ticket. as you 500. was u alh nf
Mans OF Washington was usod to make i n
SUCCESS when other means had failed. Tho
same schemea arc resoIted to In :. our
church fair is made tho occasion for n
swarm Of interss. differing In degree only
and not ~ nrincIrle Tho wheel Of chance ls
preaehor soldler or public offlelsl. II was not
long ago that New York's crack regiment raised
n great many thousand dollars by this means
They first obtained all the money poasble from
the liberal and wealthy aud then Interested the
masses by giving then, n ehanee to invest a
National lottery by whien tho uuaoid exhibits
OF the exposition, were disposed Of. is also
notable example.
What security do tho public have that yours
is really n fair game OF chancer
Tho security Of our names and reputatl N.
That ls preeisely tho security they have In he
safety Of their eposits In a bank, or tho value
of their contributions TO II life Insurance com
pnny. man with money to deposit inquiries
as TO tho character Of the men who conduct the
bank. He does not ask to examine its assets. or
to value thsm. the guarantee to him Ia he repu-
tation u the managers and tho manner In which
they have conducted the businesa no TO l that
but they do not insist for that reason that
banking Is . dishonest business; There iare
person believes the Louisiana lottery ls fairly
conducted he does not hestafe to buy Il ticket.
except for conscientious eeruples. Reasoning
In this way, the people Of Louisiana, Ia theirr
highest capacity, have lexalzed the lottery l
am connected with and made record OF their
action which can neither be destroyed nor sue
cessfully dirpnted.'
Yours is a really legal lottery then2'
In the highest sense legal. Up to this time
lotteries were authorized BY legislature. and
Ia every case where there was no doubt about
the Legislative act have been sustained by the
| courts. The l. Louisiana Lottery Company have
their charter from tho people who tmhedded II
iu the State constitution, which was adj pied ny
a very large majority, There can be 20 doubt
about such en act. A Legislative chtrtar ight
be obtained by fraud or, ehicanery Or bribrry
bat 1t la not possible to briba q whole people
| The courts sill Iot entertain such prop3s
rs that. A legislative act. although not void
might be gnidable. but not a constitutional pr1
visI ~. There can, Their fore, bs no aasss'iorr
that the Louisiana lottery II a legal one. Ii not
would not have anything to 90 With It.,
The State derives a benefit from It though
does 1t not?
1T does and ought to. The State licenses
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AFl,IlA> >ISTAN.

LoNnoN Feb % Adlsnateh from cahul aa,a
The letters carried hy Mnaianil KAHN from
Gan. Roberto to Mohammad Jan were crnsaad
on their way by others from Muhammed Jan I"
Roberts, which were sent with the evident oh-
iart ~ coming to 'afms
The aituptt an hna haan az far improved that
oonpatan, lueigea belteva that any less thorough
eettlemenI than tho acceptance " Moosa Kahn,
ann Of Iakaah Kahn aa heir ~ the Amaarahtp
and Governor uf the country IVY England, dur
ing hia minority. viii only lead to further dts-
turhaneaa.
No further news has been received Of Abdul
rallman Kahn. II ~ not believed here that he
has yet crossed the Osua
Severe weather aud hea anows are reported
in h Ian ani kbyhaI raases.
GHhul ataratoh parat MHtanni Kahn, Min-
later Of Finance under Hhara Ali nna Nekns y
Kahn, haa haen tntruatah with letters to Ma.
homed Jan by Gen, Roberta, Informing the nal
content laadeta that the government ta dis
pcaad 10 accept ruler vt GahMl any anidar,
with certain aSrep Ions, which The aeaemhled
representatives may choose. To this end Gen.
Roberta invites them 10 diaruss the matter nj
Nahnl
aiepatch from Calcutta ~ the IiWoa aays
an accident oeeut rcd on tho nth instant on the
Ganaahar railway lnaar Mitrt by which aevep
Coolies were killed and four Injured.