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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-29

ADELPHIA, RICH xSRzs
! MOSD. AND NORFOLK STEAM s5ee2S2f
SHIP LlEE,-E0R PIiiLADEL?HIA, FALL
THREE TINES A WEEK.-UpdI further no
Lise the steamers OF this line will make trt-weeklI
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
Meeting ut Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIME-FREQUEET DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ultil 5 O'Clock p. M.
JAsES w. MCCARRiCK,
General Sou -ern Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM L. CLYDE q CO.,
General Managers,
uo29 No ~ South Wharyes PHILADELPHIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-29

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEArL.ay i ha,
u rQUTED ~ The DISPATCH sS'S
house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-29

WOOD AND GOAL.

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALI. SIZES OF
y ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND sptLNT,
COKF, PINE and OAK WOOD. Call and be con.
yinced you can do better than elsewhere. Orders
by Telephone or otherwise promptly nlled from
Cary street. as Isel lei z. x. PAGE.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <fSna
- COMPANY. sssSnsAS
FOR NEW YORK.

FUR NEW 1UKk.
This company VII dispaJcn one or their spepdio
steam rs-cLD DOMINION, WYASOKF, MAN.
sverv TifESD4V. FEIDAY. and Sunday A.
high water.
These ships are entirely new. and were built OK.
pressly for this route.
They hive splendid saloons, sta:e-rooms, and bst5
ROOMS.
The fare, accommodations, and stten tlons arc IN
surpassed.
Ships going nortn land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street Ships coming south sail from
Pier 43, North river foot Of Christopher street.
Cabin fare 10 New YORK, slZ SteerAse, 80 az.
Is.
Freights FOR points beyond New York forwards
with Dispatch and no charge made except actgs( sx
penses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock r. II. daily.
For further tnformauon apply 10
. GEORGE W. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office ConDanv's wnsrves. RocIetta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-29
real ESTATE AGENTS. &c.


WANTED, RAILROAD HANDS AND
w COAL MINERS for Lexington and Big sandy
railroad. and MINERS for Silver Greek, Ohio. APP
nly az once All colored. j. Z. JUSTIS,
EMPLOYMENT Agent,
de 2o.2,t Fifteenth street.
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The October Elections.

The next state election Will be held In Colo.
ado on Tuesday, october 5th. In October, 1876
In the election for governor, Routt Gep.) re-
ceived 14,l4 votes, Hughes DENY 1886 In
ISIS. the last state election, Pitkin (rep) got
1896 votes, Loveland DENY 1873. and Buck
ingham (greenbacker] ,1S4 This year there Is
no greenback ticket in the field and the demo-
Gratis claim that they will get the bulk OF that
vote. This claim Is sustained by the figures of
the election OF ISIS, when the democratic vote
fell OH 1,I4S, as compared with 1876, while the
greenbackers polled 2.1s4 votes. In 1878
the republicans gained 242 votes over
the previous election. The democrats
this year are making an active can
YaSS In Colorado, but they are not as well
organized as the republicans. nor are they al
together harmonious as to state issues There
fore, the chances are that the republicans will
maintain their hold upon the state by q ma
1Dr1ty that will makeit certain for Garfield In
November. Georgia will elect state officers on
Wednesday, October 8, and as the republicans
have no ticket, the result can have no political
significance. There are two democratic candi-
dates for governor, Colquitt and Norwood, and
the friends Of each are making a bitter fight.
Both factions support Hancock, who will re-
ceiye the usual large democratic majority In
November. State elections will be held In In
diana, Ohio and West Virginia, on Tuesday,
october H. In the two first named states all
attention Is centered, as the result will have an
important, II not decided, influence upon the
presidential election. Both parties claim Indi-
ana, which has since 1870 voted regularly for
The democrats. This would seem to Indicate
that the chances OF victory are with the demo.
Gratis. The republicans count with confidence
upon Ohio. In Indiana and West Virginia the
legislatures TO be chosen on the 18th OF october
VIII each elect Us. Senator to succeed Messrs.
Mcdonald and Hereford (demoerats), whose
terms expire on the 4th Of next March. West
Virginia will. no doubt, cast her usual demo-
cratic majority. The attempts to bring about
fusion between the republicans and greenback-
ers 10 the state have not met with much sue
cess, and viii, probably, result In reducing the
vote OF both those opposition parties.
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Tie Telephone Is the name Of a new weekly
Is aturday) paper issued by Nessrs l.. A. Go.
bright and j. E. Beardsley. These gentlemen
have had much experience IN journalism aud
as consequence, the new paper for first
issue Is exceptionally interesting and complete.
The plan OF the paper is TO publish a satisrac-
tory record OF current events, and to discuss
topics with good temper, but In an independent
spirit
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r AW SCHOOL
IL OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES O. YELLING. LID,

THE Hon. WALTER q. COX, LID,
PROFESSOR OF THE Law OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF CONTRACTS, AND OF CRIMES
AND INSTANTANEOUS.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, LII. D.,
PROFESSOR OF EQUITY, JURISPRUDENCE, OF COM
LAW OF EVIDENCE, AND THE Law
OF PARTNERSHIP.
The Hon. ALEXANDER B. HAGNER, LII. D.,
s kFGt9EEH + ON . GH5M FsH t EsU
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICE.
=, The exercises OF this Schaol will be resumed In
the Law Building of the University Judiciary
squaTe, 9TH street, between D and Streets on
dresses will be made by the Professors. and when
Undergraduates OF the previous year, as we'll as
new students, are invited to he present.
The enure charge for tuition lectures, and all
facilities of the School, in it's Undergr lduate De-
PartmeIt, is eighty dollars for single year. or one
hundred and fifty dollars for two years. payable in
advance, half yearly or in monthly instruments, at
the option of students.
The fee for the Post graduate course in practice
covering period Of nine months, is $25.
BY particular invitation, being in response to call
from more than seventy graduates in law and
ner, IL: D Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
o. the District OF Cclumbis, will deliver Special
Ooufse OF Lectures on Criminal Law during the
session OF 1870 '8l. The Lectures will be given on
Thursday yening of each week at z o'clock. and
me neral theory OF the course will be explained
will be $40.
Catalogues NAV be had on application to Messrs
W. II. Il o. II. MORRISON, ATS Penna. ave. also
18th st. by addressing the President of the Fac
ulty. seD15
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The Young Ladies' Journal

Is THE BEST MAGAZINE FOR LADIES AND
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The OCTOBER NUMBER, now ready. contains
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THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY,
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IRON UCTION.

FROM UcTIoN.
Just received from importers auctions the follow
ing specia. bargains:
20 inch BLACK VELVET, 1928, worth s1.75.
% inch BLACK VELVET, 81. 90, worth $4,000.
az inch BLACK VELVET, 80, 25. worth 81. 90.
Pinch SATIN D. LYONS. s1.25 worth Sits.
~ inch SATIN D. LYONS, SI.5O, worth 81, co.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, S1.OO, worth 81. as
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, 81. 25, werth 81. 80.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK. sl.tO, worth 81. %.
ALSO,
FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS. HOSIERY
ETC.
c on NO LY' S,
teplo-5t Ilth street and Pa. ave,
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LIME MILLINERY

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FURNITURE GRAPES and CRETONNES,
TABLE LINENS-NAPKINa
TURKEY RED LUNCH CLOTHS and DOYLIRS
Cur Stock is now complete in all Departments,
aid well worthy the attention of all persons il
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which are marked In 'Piain Figures" and at the
'Lorest Cash Prices"
"ONB PRICE ONLY.
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EUsSELL'S ICE CREAM,
Il ICES AND CHARLOTTE Russo
Are Always the Best.
OYSTERS and STEAKS the finest To ha had
Great assortment Of fine CAKES and PASTRY
NEEDING CAKES speciality.
Open till II p. m.
sep161m 1927 NEW YORK AVENUE
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,

rutherford =. Hayes, President of the United
States. Cbaneello EX-Offcio.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY OF LAW.
Hon. A thur Macarthur President of the Faculty
H. o. Clauyhton, Esq, Professor of Practice. Ap.
Piled violence. Commercial and Msritime Law
William b. Webb. Esq Professor Of Pleading xvi
dence, and Equity Jurisprudence.
Eugene CsruFi. E.q.. Professor of the Law Of Real
and Per- onal Property, Contracts, ana Negotia-
be Law Department will reopen MONDAY, Sep
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mss. e L. J eNsEN's SCHOOL FOR
Vl Foys reopens SEPTEMBER 18TH. Her school
fer your aides and Misses, in separate build
ing under superior instruction, will open SEPT.
90. ga F st. sepi8
NyHE 26TH SESSION OF THE
Il DOVER SCHOOL,. opens SEPTEMBER 6Ta.
cipal. Dover. Leudoun Co.. Va. Reference q. G.
McCau'ey. 1919 18th st. s.e. seplS-2w
T AV SCHOOL
Il THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
Hon ARTHUR MACARTHUS, President.
Senior Glass, Prof. ". B. WEBB.
Post Graduate Glass; Fl. o. CLAUaHTON.
The orening address will be delivered in tha Lee
ture Room, 1419 New York avenue, MONDAY, Sep
TENDER ~, at $50 y. M.
PEGS:
Junior Class, Matriculation, SIS; Tuition, IS per
month. Senior Class. Tuition, S. per month. POST
Graduate, including Moot Court 1925 per terna
These fees cover all lectures. regular or special.
In ADDITION to the regular lectures every Friday
evening by gentlemen OF eminence at the bench
and bar, special course of lectures will be delv-
cred on Criminal Law.
Catalogues are now ready. Students may enter
at the office OF The Secretary.
sepl7 st ". j. NEWTON, 500 7th ST.
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EoR RFNT-Can for our LIST OF UOvsSa
II FOR RENT.
Call for our LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
OWNERS will do well to place their property with
U.s. 1t VIII secure prompt and careful attention.
JOHN SHERMAN K co
selo at. tloud liuflling
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JF.YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT, ret
HrtnpeY pSsf p GLASSES Of Il. II. @S
nasr AZ A0s me OptciAu. Pa. ave,
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Darius Lyman, Nj. A., Prof OF Ancieat and Moo
ern Languages and nglish Literature.
u. l.. selke, Prof. of German.
This department will open MONDAY, Octobe
1lth.
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TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
Il the name Of Bstters Davis is dissolved by
mutual consent. JOHN BATTERS continues the
Carpentering and Building business at No. 1909 It'll
st. n. ". Sept. Is, 1880. sepl8. St.
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SPIc GLASSES. Day and Evening, in Chemis
try; Natural Philosophy. Botany, Natural History
and Mechanical Drawing, Gncludine Geometrical
and Linear Perspective) viii be organized early IN
OCTOBER, of which future announcement will be
made.
Catalogues may be obtsined and students may
enter any Department at the Office Of the Secretary,
W. j. NEWTON, 500 7th st. n. W. sent 2W
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MUSIC. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENr TAI,
WI taught by MISS A. l.. BAILEY. No. 206 D st.
NV. also. FLORAL PAINTING, in Oil and Water
Colore. sepl7-2t'
THE PINKNEY INSTITUTES. Select
L English and French School for Girls. reopens
SEPT. 15 For circulars, etc, address the MIS- lES
BURGESS, Principals, 818 Connect cut ave sl7-2.'
ENGLIsH GERMAN SCHOOL OF
~ MISS BERTHA PETSOH, FOR GIRLS and
SMALL BOYS, 936 L st. NV. sepl6-3ts
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL CLINICS will COM
mence at Providence Hospital at 10 O'Clock SUN
DAY MORNING, the 10Th instant sepl6-3ts
TNHE ART SCHOOL OF THE WASH
Il 1NGION ART CLUB reopens October 4.
vernon Row. corner 10th and Penna. ave. In
4nire Of z. @. MESSER, in charge. or JNO. L.
BURNETT, Assistant ssp16-2ws
II KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTI-
N TUTE, for the training OF teachers, with
model kincergartens and advanced classes opens
Get. 18TH. For circulars call on the PRINCIPALS
Mrr. LOUISE POLLOCK, 929 Sth at. {; Miss 81 Sic
POLLOCK. 1927 18th st. sep15-3m
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COUNTRY BOARD-In q small private f.n,,I,
~ three minutes walk from Shipley's at ,tinn S.
n arrled couple or small family as permsnssnt
boarders. Terms moderate. For particniarS -,
at above place. or address Mrs e. Nj MaXwsaC ~
Laurel, Prince George county. Nd. senis ~
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BOARDING.

NOR RENT-FurDished ROOMS, with or with
I out board No. sos O st. ny sep18-1n
TYOR RENT-OCroBER 1sr-very desirable
It ROOMS, sir gle or en- suite. No. I226 st r. V.
Also, TABLE BOARD. seplS-3.s
TYOR RFNT-Pleasant ROOMS newly Furnished,
II with Board, at No. 933 st. NV. sep17. ST.
NOR RENT-Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur-
T. nished, pleasant location. at Nos. 3l4, BIG and
month. SARAH FLAGLER. sep7-1y
EOR RENT-Handsomely furnished ROOMS, en-
II suite or single Location desirable: half square
from Capitol Table Board. lis Maryland ave.
ne. aug31-3w'
VyHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS,
i with arst-class Hotel Board. for S25 and SSs
class, and coolest location in the city. augA-1 Ina
TIME LOCHIKL HOUSE, SO 9th st. n ", 10 ono
Il Of the cosiest and best conducted Bosrding
dated ct reasonable terms. noVlo
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-On the Aqueduct road Dark Blue Silk
~ UMBRELLA, with Ivory handle Finder will
Re rewarded for 1t at 1919 st. n. W: 1t
T OST-september 18th on Sd ct. between B and
LIE, or on z, between LIST and Sd s.s. NV, Coll
THIMBLE, marked A. d. d. F. Reward will be
given if returned to IA stn.w 1T
T osT-In Carrying home washing, a bundle of
H LINEN SHADES, on X ST., etSeen 18th and
2Uth and Grant Place. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving them at 81 Grant Place. IT.
+ OST OR STOLEN-One GER TIFIOATE OF
~ STOCK Of the Citizens Building Association,
No. %; face value five hundred dola.s. Finder
will please send il to G. P. BENEDICT, Rbb;tt
House. sep173ts
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PERSONAL.


WILL FOX OR THE SENATOR GALL AT
w BRYAN'S Restaurant, Pennsylvania ave-, be-
tween LIST and I'd SITS. n W., and receive letter. L.
w II. ALBUBGER, successor to I. P. LIBBE Y,
w . Matchmaker and Jeweler, has removed to
site q. 8. P. 0. sep18
DILEs. PILES! PILkS.!!-Dr H. d. SHnA-
Il DER, Office 620 18th ST., cures Internal, Ex-
teInal, Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles without
resorting to the Knife, Ligature. Caustics or any
of the old, painful and dangerous methods usually
resorted to. and positively does not fail to feet
cure in single instance.
Call or send for list of those who :have been
cured by his new method of treatment
Office hours, 8 to II Am, and to pm.
Consultation free. sep6 N. saw
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
M Of life. AL business confidential. Ladies aud
Gentlemen 80 cents each. 1923 4th street north
west, between K and L streets. augl1-7w'
NINE. BLANCHE. OF PARIS. FEMALE DooTREss.
Ul cures all complaints, especially eucorrhea; the
reader of cards. Tells everything. Also, the
future. No. b22 10th st., between and + NV.
jy21-9w'
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports az
liens g. on r real estate. Us 10th e. NV, am 10 IL
pm Always In before and from to 8 apll-6
MADAM ROSS, the long established reliable
Ul Clairvoyant and Astrologist, gives better sat
isfaction IN all affairs OF life than any one in the
profession; tells the past present and future des
tiny; gives advice and assistance on all matters
sppertaining to b1siness, love and matrin,ony.
pay. Consultation Rooms 402 I'd st., above D st.
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NE CORA BLAND. NJ. d..
Hf =. Has removed from eos IL b st. Nv. TO 1908
4; ST nv where she may be consulted probes
siopaily during DAY and EVENING. Ali diseases
t,eafed by the most approved methods Nervous
elpecal success.
Office il residence. sepll 3n
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FOR SALE.

LOB SALE-JOB PRINTING OFFICE: about
forty styles type; good as new; Cases Fdrnl-
ture. etc Pearl Press; with or without Pre- :;
price &lUO cost over $500. For address, spply H..
tween and O'Clock. at DRUG STORE, LIST and q
ste- NV. 1t.
EoR sALE-A beautiful black four, id
ce s.de.t ar 'ttop) BGGGY. and SPLENDID In
hhhNESS Inquire at McLAUGHLIN'S III
livery Stall lie, I'd st. ne, bet. East Capitol and
Ncflh a. ssplS-3t'
, 1880-10-21

previous mce.,nE fs n donation cou'mIttec. and
request those gentlemen tn pnrtorH, tllolr flnc-
.lny. Oct ii, III to H. M nj la,,ni'a l'nvIiiol. Az
members of the hbore conmittccs arc requested
to Gp present.
TtiE following IL a itst ot tlutublo goods re-
crlycd nt tho C,,ston- tfDuse ycsfcrtlMy: g. 9.
Tinker. 1,ss1 sAcks sali; .!olM Morrol! \ e.. II,
% iish; tl.st @ Ht!ssell ts,, s'i.e. esnrs: toot
ss;nns siu4!c Co., 2 cascs tn!iscai Instruments:
" T. t"r fnx ~ ,.;.. ss:o sp9t;sl
hnres,: Flel,l, Heller 4 Co.. Il casot dry ron,s:
Order. ~ 'lrt,na ens.stIc snla; g. y. kostt, !.
s":s fy .sry t Gne. ; U;t ss0t Is Scfsxes S
aierry: Ioo,,cnc,,utl 4 iinAs. J.i03 rettnr ties.
1o71 cclar posts. ~ telcaIarlt ralcs; F. ":
Wanio*p IL; e.. i. III 's'' i@ses tn FpSs ae:. b rsks
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THE 1nt,Ea Or TIFF nkn cnoss.
Tho GRIND Commandery pt: the Order Of tho
lls Crns. fnr The s!nta n 1lltt,nls nell y: nt,-
n III" 9sSstnkk Srkk ssse sAy ys ae rs II s.
tho ltev. ". II. Smith. WIN wns rrrst'ling Ehlcr
for the Mcn'loln District. was ,,tah!n 70 liz
trnll,ir lilo Alcti;otlsl Conference. Nothinx II
miM'rtnmso w. trAt,saotnti Tuesday. tie ;,. ssssnn
"ary sy naisss SS9ss to rs ,o sssts. wcs e :o
stnt., being re|rs.en!s The ereentIss ,,,er, wer9
wh,ch showeii sho !!4iar ,e bo II
he ea % s'ea's' ssh was stSr r.Sr aa a0 rcferfs feps
to the ftnaitcn Cos,itnlt!ec .lHtMcs s".tit'ors
nf IhcaEo. JMMes sfsktm q sterling. nna j.. L.
reportctl that tllsy had rcylsed tho constitution
fthc tlrAMi Cunn,as,tlery. 'rs rrl'nrt WIS re-
ceivet md soncl,rrel IN. On muein'l. It w:s r.
'Tap election Of officers rcsu'tc,l rs follows:
, 1880-10-21

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f,t.t:a,rr fict II, Nrh" ,,rIri,t i,,.nns iotc,v
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itni .wns nj, t,,,rc tn hn inrxrjy devoted
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, 1880-10-21
TIE UTE MUDDLE.

Another Letter from Htcaclsatn-fIe Dee
acrlbcs the Surrender ur Jncitsot,-
Berry Held Au.ennblc to Colorado
Laws.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. a9.-Tho Dailu
Stock Rcport publishes letter received from
tho lion. A. d. Mcact,am ny friend IN this
city, lated Oct. 0. After relating the killing
Ot johnson, md tho demand Of tlle Utes fur
tha surrender nf the prisoner. le says: "Thu
Utcs woul.l not consent to allow tho, prlsoll-
sra srrto % II IT, ka iax e oat t f!G Ga k" u S%sa 1 5
City. provided tIlreo responsible, Willis moll
woltl1 % Will! ttonl nlll have them tried by
Inv, and executed. rIis ngreGnsnt wl,ss
s,ls is siy # tst T'ay i, R y:rv i s
Man k.,uW That willie thero .wuro
shot fired wouh! be the signal tot tho slaugh.
N; tMr sf every Willie man nan y ~ tl'e We country
u,.warne,l Ut tlle danger. 'rio nNly thing to
DO was anne The prlls.o1I'ers wSro :S ffnlsgatMt
utes nl.tlo i c0iltract III gooi faitll, rs .i tho
whttcmuI,. fter W. aa! alstartett ttLu cltizclls
bold n Talk with tue prisoners and tila wagon
boss aI!l aEres; ttla. tile !. 'nan wl!o i'ret tnu
liisoli for trlaI. fhe Utea meantime. golnx
Oh Tic trntl over the mountains, met q large
Wnt party, and were oyerr!Ilea, md turnell
5ask t9 ClInss oysrttook tae eittxens tak;ng
suar;l. 10 leave the road. What became u
'nSeh s 9t,iSt d3|Sf IS 'o' N"o""' 0u' 'fs 10 nut
Il know Tie compromise was bonatide. and
that the selcnsa WINS aiso bona6dc, and terrl-
AZ mlght be expacted there are rnmors Of
"put up job.n but do not believe Il.
DENVER, ,Colo.,, Oct. eo.-Goy. Pttkln to-