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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

prices, can be had on easy terms at the
rooms OF the Reform Club. Mr.. Vann will
give personal attention to customers, and
explain the pecuiiarities Of the various
makes All instruments fully guaranteed
and shipped direct from Kohler 5 Chase,
San Francisco. No agency, no profits to
middlemen and no risk Instruments
sold on easy installments and old ones taken
in exchange. The Decker piano, which is
better than the Steinway or Weber, is just
the thing for Christmas, and can be for
forwarded $3.50 cheaper than any piano in
the market. dl6-t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07
THE WORD "SOzODOET."

Which has already become . household
word is derived from the Greek, and COM
posed of two words, Sozo aud Odontes.
''SoEo," translated, means to preserve, and
Colonies" the teeth-"SOZODONT' a
preserver of the teeth. And it is true to
it's name 1t beantifes and preserves the
teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums,
and corrects all impurities of the breath.
The odor of this pure preparation is so de-
lightful that it is luxury to apply it. 1t
is as harmless as water. Sold by druggists
and perfumers. dl2-1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

The County Commonwealth IA set
ing of the Board of County Commissioners
yesterday afternoon, the following bills we're
audited N. L. Wager, 1915; Lloyd Hill,
s466; J. e. Cheney, 500; Wade King, 1856;
J. II. Marshall, $3.50; F. D. Turner, $500;
r. d. Turner, $50; NJ. Hs2en, $156; Geo.
Kitzmeysr, 81; J. E. Thompson, $21; Carson
ArrsAL, $11 30; C. Culver, 81 80; B. F.
Small, s1S; r. L. Duncan, SIT so; Ormsby
House, S4s; o. P. Willis, $3.50; John Cheney,
$3.50, r. r. Brooks, 81; Mrs. N. A. Ken
nsdy, S347; Edward EcFaddsn, - SO; II.
A. Driesbach, 800; Chas F. Reynolds, s21O;
L. S. Grsenlaw, 81; M. A. Driesbach, $3.50; J.
Read, @12 80: Carson Water Company IS;
W. B. Mann, $25; L B. Epstein, $50; +. c.
Kenyon, $22: D. Circe, $l4S; F. Jervhile,
$94; Mason & Co., IS; W. M. Cary, SIG;
l.. Stern, s9S; J. A. Moore, $50; J. Lopes,
81 SO; L. Stern, sl5; e. b. Rail, SIS; ID.
W. Mitchell, s.; c. Hofer, 5000; A. Little
field, 1915; Geo. B. Webb, Sc so; Frank
81 30; Matt Rinckel, $ss; G.
Bray, 81 SO; Andrew jerks, sec; P. A.
Wagner, so cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

CARLTON CURED. On the 18th of Decem.
Der = teanstsr named Henry L. Carlton from
Esmeralda county passed through this city en-
route for Stockton, in charge of deputy
Sheriff He had gone crazy endeavoring to
work out puzzle The APPEAL made q note
of the fact and gave history of the circum-
stances which dethroned the unfortunate
mans reason. At the time the artiele was
generally looked upon az hoax. 1t was how
ever copied in the San Francisco Gsronick and
through that means reached the eye of Henry
R. Lloyd who resides at 710 Bush street. He
sent the ArPEAL al explanation of how the
puzzle could be worked out, showing that it
was simply trick His idea was that if the
man vas made to see that the whole thing de-
pended upon . trick. he might regain his
senses. The explanation was published in the
APPEAL and forwarded to the mans friends
who made it clear to him. In few days he
had recovered from his temporary alteration
and is now fully cured. He. called q. the Az
PEAL Office last night, in company with his
brother, to express his thanks for the public
ity it had given his case, thereby causing out
side parties to interest themselves in his be-
half. He also subscribed for the APPEAL,
paying in advance Mr. Carlton will leave
for home III = few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07
THE FROZEN TRUTH.
CoLD-wHAT HUNTER SAW IN KINGS
CANYON-AckKs OF CONCEALED GAME.

Ever since the cold snap the Washoe anc
Piute Indians have been selling jack rabbits
in astonishing quantities at figures which hav.
ruled considerably below their usual nlarke
prices. Bill Jackson, who has been GU
| hunting and prospecting for a week or tel
| days past, tells remarkable story in connec
| ton with the bountiful supply of rabbits
which the Indians are ut present furnishing.
ACRES OF FROZEN RABBITS
A few days ago he visited King Canyon
and there asserts that he found acres of jack
rabbits frozen stiff Oh the ground. Rather
than shoulder tho responsibility of the re-
markable statement, the APPEAL gives the
yarn in Jackson's own words
You see, the cold snap drove the the rab-
bits into the canyons out of the wind. One
Eve hundred making for the canyon. They
were all huddled together, getting as much
warmth as possible from each others bodies
The drove were packed together as close as
the threads of three ply carpet, and as they
moved along they looked like big army
blanket drawn over the ground. They passed
close by me, and When | fired into the drove
with shot gun, eight or ten dropped, but the
balance closed right up and passed on as be-
fore. This drove was making for Ash canyon.
didn't think at the time exactly what was
up, but few days ago l was up in Kings
canyon and there saw a sight which WAS the
7
eyes to. There were the rabbits--acres of
email huddlsd together in a bunch, and
packed like sardines. and every blasted one
of EN- frcze stiff as wedge | turned up the
edge of the mass with my gun and broke of
a slice with dozen in all stuck together
HsRvEsr FOR rHR wAsHoEs.
Presently some Indians came along and
began to yell. They concluded they'd struck
a meat bonanza, and they've besnfluggin' off
the rabbits ever since. That's the reason
rabbits are so cheap around the town. Why,
out in the brush you can find whole gangs of
EN- standin OH their hind legs and frozen
stiff. l shot a single one the other day 'spoin'
be was alive.
Other hunters report thousands of frozen
Jack rabbits in Carson Valley, although none
nave as yet viewed the astonishing sights de-
'eribed by Jackson. Hank Monk sorrobor. |
ties Jaekson's yarn, but says that the present
risis in the affairs of the jack rabbits isn't to |
,s compared with the general destruction of
he animals in so. Hs asserts that ':every
larned rabbit ON earth was frozen stiff "
MORE AND AORB.
Yesterday morning Hank had more about
abbits
That's all true what Jackson says, bnt he
lad mt told half. Yesterday l seed hundreds
f them rabbits thawin' out. 1t is fact.
Whenever the sun hit EN- hard they d timber
p, give themselves a shake and skip away
or the sagsbrush. Little sugar and gin
iusss l will"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

UNIVERSAL POSTAL CARDs.-It is the gen.
eral impression that the Universal Postal
Union cards, which have just been issued by
the Postoftice Department, will be forwarded
from the Postoffiee to all parts of the world
but such is not the ease They only go to
countries known as postal countries or those
embraced in the Postal Union. FOR the in
formation of those who have correspondence
with foreign countries, the names OF those
places where the cards will not be sent are an
nexsd Ascension, none Of tho Australian
colonies, Bahama Islands, to no part of
Africa except Liberia, the British, French,
Spanish and Portuguese POSSESSIONS Bolivia,
Cape of Good Hope, Chile, Costa Rica, Equs
dor, Fiji Islands, Guatemala, Hsyti, NADIA
pascar, Morocco, Island of Nassau, Natal,
New Zealand, Paragua, Patagonia, Island of
St. Bartholomew, Island of ST. Helena, st.
Domingo, Hawaiian Islands, Siam Turks
Island, Urugary and Venezuels. The Uni,
versal Postal Union cards will be sent to al
places in the world where there are postal
except those enumerated above. OF
course Carson people having correspondents
in Patagonia and the Cape of Good Hope are,
A. it were, left out in the cold as far as cheap
mail facilities are concerned. Such people
will have to pay six cents in order to send a
letter abroad, instead of using postal card
"A dead loss Of FIVE cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07
RARE TYPOGRAPHICAL FEAT There has

RARE TYPOGRAPHICAL FEAT There has
been considerable talk about the "intelligont
csmpositor" bat the "hoated blunderlpg
comp is oftener found in a printing office.
Last night Comstoek compositor came to the
APPEAL composing rooms and wanted to
CUB for somebody. ORs of the compos-
itors was sick and he took bis place temper
arily Now, in writing An article a reporter
piles his pages one on the other SO thatsif he
writes ten pages No. l is on the bottom and
No. 10 at the top. Such an article was
handed to the new man in q hurry last night
under the superstition that he would have
sense enough to reverse the pages. But the
fell. W actually set them backwards, beginning
with ten, nine, eight, and SO on, setting the
first page last. He simply followed copy"
and the frightful sense occasioned w joining
the top and bottom of the wrong pages never
struck him as extraordinary. He said he
thought of going to San Francisco to start
religious weekly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

DoBsoNs BAD hArCHRs.-A few weeks ago
Dobson's wife presented him with an elabo-
rate match safe as = token of her affection 1t
was done in bead work, card board etc, and
ornamentsd with worsted flowers. He hung
it up in the bed room and Mrs Dobson con-
eluded that it would be just the thing to
throw waste matches in Before long she had
about hundred matches in the box each one
Of which had been burned ut the birthstone
end. On Saturday night Dobson came home
from the club trif1s flushed, and attempted to
strike light with these waste lucifsrs. He
scratched the walls with tho burnt matches,
also the bottom of his shoe likewise the broad
portion of his lavender pants. After trying
about dozen he began to be profane and tu-
multuous aud got SO mad he kicked over fur
niturs At hap hazard and scraped matches on
his pants by tbs handful He finally went to
bed in the dark and when his wife explained
next morning what the match box had been
used for he said it was the saddest moment of
his existence. He has since sent An order for
one of Edisons electric lights and proposes to
have it in his house no matter what the cost
may be. Until it arrives, however, he will
purchase his matches at Chsney's corner
grocery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

A STAY OF PRooEIDINGs IN rHs PkITCH-
ARD CASE. Ysstsrday morning Col. Robert
Taylor, counsel for John T. Pritchard, con-
dsnansd to be hung on tho 18th of this month
for the murder of Humphrey Symons, filed =
transcript of the testimony taken in the trial
before Judge King and moved for 4 new trial
Col. Taylor claimed that the Judge erred in
refusing the defense the right of challenging
the jarer c. O. Appleburg after panel was
completed, and exceptions wore also taken on
several other points. the Court decided that
the defense passed its right OF psrsmptory
and thereby forfeited any further
privilege on that score.
The Supreme Court has issued a writ of
supsrssdeas and granted stay Of execution.
Tbs time set for hearing the argument on ap-
plication for new trial is set for the Goth inst.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

FELLow FRELING.-Whon Edwin Forest,
the actor, died, sups standing in front Of
Piper's Opera House remarked with a sigh:
Another one Of us gone"
Last night when Otto Greenwood heared
that Joe Cobura, the pugilist, had been shot
in Deadwood he exclaimed to the crowd:
How we heavy hitters are Passing away
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

Losr.-A double nosed setter pup, with tag
marked ID. Mex. Any one leaving the same
at G. ID. Fryer's Siphon Saloon will be sui;.
ably rewarded. !1w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

THH PLACE TO Go.-If you want good
square msa's 60 to Hunts New Chop Stand,
opposite the Y. b 7, Il. +. depot, Calm
berti's building, No. rs. diS-1m
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MORNING Ape A l..
STOCKS.

STOCKS
1t looks a. il the boom had been stOppss
by the insiders because the outsiders did no
respond with the alacrity expected of them
The depression which set in yesterday after
noon continued in the frst session of tn,
Board this morning. There was shading of
in prices and very little demand for stocks
There is still confidence that there is to be q
lively market ere long, but prices positively
refuse to keep pace with the confidence. Be
tween sessions there was very little change
the market maintaining the ssne figures il.
many of the stocks and showing slight drop
there any advances In the second session
every stock on the list fell away In the water
and north end stocks the decline was only
fractional.
Ophir has declared a dividend Of 81.
Assessmsnt.--SisrraN Nevada, So; Haeksy,
10 cents.
Following are tho latest street quotations :
Sierra Nevada, 203; Chollar, II, Il; Alta, 81
Jacket, 10s. III; Union, AT, Mexican Is.
10; Hale and Norcross, y, "A; Con. Virginia
40, A; Ophir, got; Savage, Ct, g.; Union,
424; Gould and Curry, 6; Best and Belcher,
Is; Hale and Eoreross, u; Scorpion, 81.
MORNING BoAHp
vphlr, 20, 1a,4
Mexican, SPA 20
ssSld !. : ns gsb,y, g ~ i,s 81
Calf 4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

n Doctor has baeR iaT macy year ,oat, wGB Dr.
An Eea III this eity. He saa-sntees DerIraIert nd
peedy crfcs ard hopce by cation 10 srEne t.
merit . f1l share Of pi&etIce. ScilU l..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

OTTO AwSEk. si2s Gay $, h. ne easily see. CeslJ
70 Cuff. free. Address Trus& Co, Augvsta, ysne
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-07

Finest brands Of Liquors and Cigars always hand
The celebrated Tea Kettle and Old Miller Whistles
and Opera Cigars specially.
, 1880-09-08
THE AcCl1,1.Sr AT I,t,scor1.,

THE ACCIDENT AT isuscnFr.
PA'.'s, Sept. T.-f>rtnils have bcen received
of tllN accident nj fthscotT, on tie cnast Of
Fi1fstcrm, by Which Mrs. Ifcnuess,', ar
American iaty, Viscaunt Fleury, nlwl lwu
natives of EMElantt were drowned from II
b"nt belonging to Russian Of t;a!ltzelI. II
aptcars tllo b0ut was old nlnl nlseawort.ly,
nfd tic crew n1 two- sailn,s ,lltscaclllntctt
the hight If tho tit!r. Ihe lN,ul consequently
beat oil tho rocks nnh was ca,sszc.t.
Thu yo,.llg llslssinn with the party lnat!o
gfeat efforts In snye his roI!pulliDns. Mrs.
llcllNcssy clul1g to II portion Hr the btAt for
sn'na tInIp, hut ultimately relaxed tlcr hold
nMl WIS drowned.
uAMlIErrA TO no1,7E"
Itn iftfric INSERTS tint II. t:llubcttp, Tres
hlcstt OF the Chamber nf Deputies, positively
refuses tn llse lIis Influence with Premier l)o
Freyrlrct to convert tim to Esteas more eotl-
for'nabe with TIM views of tho party Of tho
Left lltm those ha expressed IN hts surcc'l nj
MoMtail,ai M tho 18th ulsn,o. GahIbctt;,,
Ltt PHtrfc says, expresses Il leitek Tint tic
question ri tile t;uverl,tu.Nt'S attitude to-
wards the unauthorized CONGREGATIONS can
only nn settled by thu Chamber Of Deputies.
lie will nyDt consultations, and nrr3.llgu to
s'a AfHrns fron l'Mrfs wtl"n President trcvy
'lM 1'ittlter Dr Frey eiict return.
1IbC.,t. II.Et~rtflS.
At the srcGri !HtttOt Mt Atexieres fnr mem-
her Of t!le Department Curnttl, Gnrnpal,y, II
Republican,, WIS ul."teat by 1s.1.7 votes,
against l0,VO for R1cls", Gnaapartlst.
, 1880-09-08
CHINA,

A.
SAN Francisco, Sent. T.--ArrIycd. steamer
City OF Toxic, from llorg kumy, yla loko-
llnNlA.
lIoSa KoSa, Aug. 11.-3losDy, United
Suites Consul ut Hung Kong, WIS cl,nrged
oil the :otla Ut July with committing Ill Us.
snlllt With u spenr Vi! I'LL American seaman.
After hearing tho evidence tic Magistrate
cautioned aIoaby allu dismissed tile sun,-
nuns.
An Annameso steam Eu'-yessel, loaded
with C0,0O0 ptcmis Ut {;over,ltnent ricu, wns
captured by Ch!ucse pirates In tho Gulf ot
Tonuull.
Slight shocks OF earthquake wis stl!l fit
ut intervals IN Nautlla. but business Is being
resumed. Tho destruction of property In tho
city Is estimated at St},0 1000.
Minister Angellarrlyea ut TieltsI,l OH tho
I'LL Inst.
commissioners Trescntt nau Swift, will,
tho la'iics or the party, remain ut Ghufoo for
the present.
Nt:ws fntn l'aking IN references to thu
u,tlslrAlnrtl relations between Lstl>sia Illu
, 1880-09-08

snteta1 u''easeA 10 1"s CAttaao Tribune. :, .,
1osroS. Sept,. 77Tl,o HUSTON baseball
e0mtraet. which did not run nut until next
fall. Under HUT co,t1uct his suary was
payable m tho LIST nf thu !nuttl', hut iho els
!o!' OF thu l.''tgl4a clubs ls when away from
players III thu ,ncanttn!e being given l,l6l,ey
" lllret t!cir pcrsn.sn exleiists. WlletI slt
Cleveland III tho "a Inst, nccor,l!l!g to llows-
Mtler te!e!;r:.'ns, JNits ,Ac!'alHie'l l,is ls!y
him, wslurcllp,'. "iIaslns. ~ laure ni getting
Its bark pny," l,u tlertar.sA his rstltract yutI,
md sett th1 scrytco q thu Club Treasurer
Long ccrtl!es TINT all thu l,laycrs were ln!tt
their Western trti', md that tho Assacla-
tlun IL IN. tn arrears tu my Of tllcIl.
IN yiew OF tlts 'Iulles llas lmcn expelled, us
stated, thu wHrralIs fur Ills expulsion llutNg
which reulls:
Any .p|ayur unslor contract With lcng,tt,
club Wll4 sl1all, without tho Wrttut ttllsullt Of
suts @ % u aeris. % asrvoIs. q cosIrtny, @ 'urtv r III
tcnrt!i,H g tssa my xan'U ot t,4, or or luins
interested H. n,y sl ;s as MEsr 'hercon' shall be
JONES IN THE Wll3Nn.
II wilt to set'n By tho nbovo dispatch Tint
tl,u facts ru'atins IN Jo1rs' suspension. uvU
entirely different frnNl tE,nsp heretofore
printed. a'sl tisat, 80 fur from jones having
been ontnlgcuusly, treated, lu has lsin!scff
ornblu hall-playcr. Ills salnry i,aving lMols
paid fn full up To Aug. !, ttaro remained "a
his credit but nie ll0ntll's ,pny ut tho
tl.nu ho Isl!lu tho drInltlul at cleveland.
lla1 ll0 lnatlu tho Bnl,lu demand wl,eu tho
Club Was In J,ust.lll, allll IL hnN mt bcel
complied Will. by tho Huston management
with! n resssonul H. tine, lio would hMypjns
RE0unu fur complaint; but f,U lt,ltla, his do
maud when tho tChM Was aWNy fruH l!OHlt,
when liz knawit WIS nut custt,nlnry t0 iii
ulOro llla1l 70 allow players Il few .lnllnis nnw
and, then f1r spending uouey, alal WHOM
to ub4klIOn tue teAlll alltl rGfLsn tu play WAS
wholly unjtlstltiublc. No club puya its
plnyers their sa1arlea wfel, Oh tho r0nl Or
away froM hong, alpl Jol.es, knowing tIlts tn
10 tho inyarInblo prnclIee, must IIaya ex-
pcctctt refusal wien I,p demanded Ut Hurry
Wright his sal;Iry In full and must liIyu nct-
cd ~ llu did With tho express Intention Ut
leaving tho team Ito had b9en pntaI In full
NJ t0 Aux. !, ul,1 Wns ccstAtn tu 10 W.stl
thereafter, lis tho Boston Club oi1lccrs Ar0
solvent, responsible men. It Is know, tlllt
Jones' wtis allxious tu leayu lIt.stuI. alt 10 10
Cincinnati, a,'tl Il II probable lln took this
lneaIIs Ut bringing about u rupture. Ills
ncto WAS at ullce unnecessary AInt 1iAWsr,t for
II player who Elas c,lllsl nf complaint nt7liilst
hts club fur Hi alleged hrtncl, Of rnntri.ct, or
who It;ls been expelled Or stlsIAllt d, l,as MI
appeal to tlsu llulrl If Directors IT thu
Leaaur; bul JVues, by laklIl1. t4u bit III Lis
, 1880-09-08

carly In tho fight, whfto jackson fcti so
iaMo before Ito Ind covered sevonty.1vo
,t'lea INIT i'ts progress was painfully slow.
ilc nladttctl along bravcfy, however, evident
~ determined to 20. rs fnr ~ exhausted
hattife would allow, mud was rewarded for
htsexhi1lt!on Of pluck BY frequent applause.
~ midnight Afonttay, Crockett was pretty
wen behind S1'Gculator and 1.atllnlnn,s vn-
tFy' out IN tho carly huurs OF the morning q
palr OF lines were plnced upon hin; mud by
ai''t or driving him frnfu behind hls spcpti
WIS materially Increased, and tho gap that
separated! lin from the leaders materially
Issss1'ed .assss l:or, Wle daylight eane, tho other
aey, and during tie eay there wcre always
tWtI ur more Ut them G1 tho track. 'rlie men
wese lnt id!c, byrno seemed encouraged by
tlo evident let-lown ot Doblcr. and went
was also 0neof the busy syones,nm logged nk,ne
III lls curious fashion lloitr after hour With
o'lt 7 stnp, while, Krohne. and Colstol raced
ssealiy With encli other, being about tied for
their Gflnrts the. men wcro mnalio to over
tnke their f0l,Ffontcd competitors, the horses
keeplng, to t!lo frnnt With apparent ease.
speenIator, Con Suljiyars little chestnut
iils nwncr being evidently. determined not to
@ @!ose INC !tatl Of twenty miles gaInctl during
tlie irst ti'trty-sfx hours ut tho rnce. Cruck-
~ M!s Hlsu hel,t blSi " NJ Work, mil secuted
Kuse Of Texas, nitjiungi, ii tic f' rcar Of ali
tho rest, was thu freshest OF tho lot, hGr
tIwncr Easlhg evidently adopted the "walt-
nni.%ln loley; betsy f3n nker went along
ailt| WIS rcgartlesl last night by competent
Judges MS II prt,Inhiu winner.
~ Mhs expected tint lust evening race
wuuhl tAlse tslHcc between O'Jcnry md Ills
i!nrse. Thought. md Price, the latter to run
flve miles While I..ary rie six md 4 jlNif
n,iies purt,: . te .ay, however, 1'rlce was
Attachea Will snrn throat, alltl ilt coi,ss-
contract, So that tfc audience was deprived
Of what would doubtless llayc been {, very
interesting race.
Mt It's Hight, Ms both llorscs uii ,lrl are d.
icrsnf1ett to force thu t,aec. anil tic result OF
Tue tny's work will probably be to knock
several nf the competitors out Of the rtlec,
At 10 o'clock last night tho score wns as
follows: ~ "
, 1880-09-08

China nrn vnry contradictory. II IS reported
t'sit l.l lia.,g t'hang finding himself unable
t!H,,gcr u ot'iH'sc tito war partN Ind given In
t"j: ':nT'ion jiss yl.ltef 1,aking, Int oniy
E%aa,,.l 'w" 'l"ys. WHEN l'u returned 10
LATEST a.iytccs arc tla, Chung liow Inns
of IT, ;'fio!itiaIy trisI,,a " ro,t n Difference
% !!ns !aksn NJ '"!Mf'prefor 0,i2n; TiIs il 81:
hitieant, aud Wnu1.t sGttu TT frdichto tlint
pcaccllll cotlhclls lave prevailed.
JArAS.
YOKOHAMA. A'r. 5f.--I'oll{IcaI matters
nrc $lAiost n, II siads1ill, ulri, lid, tji1 cx.
rcpth,n of incnH,tlals h.l1tg iusl1,si,;ly nri:-
stnte.t frnm vnriults parts If thu ratltry mil
luz fnr y Nt!k,fal Assembly. everything il
Hnies, cnplrs nf tl!c nrnlt,str' tlnw treniits
''a;e ~; ,, G"1, srnt @ To- w tnt.gI! ti'sefnmcn!s,
ylS%s he'll! by tfleni III refera,sce tt tho sa,nr
10 AilfasSA'lOr frbfI G.Et.l nrrfvlat l,nrc
on tlu. till. ,The laniIng Of Ills Excel1cncy
nsl! sNitc 1rt'l't tl!e st'i1er, was, not in,pos-
luz. ilt sAf,ltrs being fired, uiut tllu barry
ctitl'l* a.li"i" III small native h>ats. 'j'llc
A1!Li:;s*al''I. prtertlch by twn truHup.ers
aa'!tl tw,n rctalners 'rarrytng trltenls,. WIS
!s'l1ln III II sr.an chair by f,nlr .Corcl,n 10
visits from thG .'nliatlese ht!fclals, and then
pruccetic.l to Tokl,l. IN urs1ynl there tic
E.lilnSsy was nlct by nllicers lfro,n Tho For-
rlE, I%rtngr!rI,t grI, a't "se"rel to plncc IT
i.,,4 i,."'''chGG. y Nt!tIhS:a,!hE '!stS ihL }cL
!'eGh li!se'1lrsi tn thu tlik,utD. Ihe Elsl-
missy vii! rrtHa!n nl,nrt SIX wt.eks. Its ni,Irct
helt!E to. rrnnre II revision OF several CLAUSES
tl tho treaty with .jnlan.
Till: United SsnlGa steamer lllc1tnond, aft-
CT conveying Minister .tngu1t uni Cullin,s~
here III the 1ail,.
The extension af tratle between Cor,,a MID,
Juhals has litCrssitnted Increased cnsl,tnunf-
tatio'!,, and III n''litinn to tho usual scni-
tliUtltIiiy steamer three sailing vitssr1S Ni1l
leave Nngasaki ,nnll.l,ly tOr Fnsan
, 1880-09-08
TURKEY.

GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
LONDON, Sept. IA Berlin CORES pot,tlent
snys: "Tle Dlplomnts here aio inclined 10
lm llIa tint 1'ilMco bismarck atat 1}aron
Y VDn llayiMerlU llaye dtscussctl tho proprIcty
of AustrlH's occupying Nuyf l}axar II Eli
E!nnd mud Russia ial>l-,nnrInes enfurce
tho 3lo Mtenegrlm frontier c!aIll!s."
At;REED.
y dispatch from Peru says that on 1ttcs-
tlny thu Fnrtc handed Il lltlte 10 tho tu!blssa-
tlOrs stnttEg TINT TIL, Afblaulu,ss Ind agreed
IL the ecsslUN Of Dulelgno.
ANOTHER D1LEMA.
l.oSpoS, Sept, IA ,ssEaleh from Vienna
says: Another .licnn has nrisen In regard
II tl!e MUlitcuegrin frontier. 1t Ii rnpDrtc.l
TINT the PRINCE of Montenegro will not send
tr'Wrs to DnlriGlo unless pait fnr 80 .oIuE,
3ttln.