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, 1880-07-21

CoSsrASrISopLE, July W.-Extcnsiye'
preparations arc lnuk{ng til Caso OF wnr
With Greece. Troops, artilery, nlMl antl.l-
milton orc being sent to Snlon1eu, Vulo, alll
preycsa. Orders Aava beatl telcgraphcd 10
tho provinces that recruits ahull be collected
and forwarded to tho seYoral tlepots with all
available speed. Tho A1abnnIalls arc being
encouraged to prepare Tor resistance. md
aro being supplied with asms u1,tl au.n,unl-
ton. This AEbanian LeaEue has resolved to
employ 10000 plastres of lis revenue for tie
fertilization Of Matsova., 1885, 900 pinstras for
tho fertilization OF rreyesa, and $1,000 pias-
tres for tho fortitlcatton OF Arta.
T11E PROPOSED NAVAL. DEMONSTRATIONS.
ylExSA, 5aly @,-No forna! E, E ,pg, pgr,1p"sit!ol, m
has yet been lnade. The Powers llayD more:
ly been sounded on tllo subject. Austria md
Gsrn!an,y n5e willing to partlclpate IN sur''
LONDON, July 2n-1n the House. OF Lortla
this evening. Earl Granville, replying to u
question, saitl tho application Of tho Porto
for Gcrllnn nt!lcecs td asstst IN tho reorgs1l!-
zatlon Ut Turkish finances was ;nlRtlu !ivo
months ngo, and thet the qornnn tloverl,-
merit has! assured England tint Gtrsnany
cordially acts with EurupeAll concert.
MADAME BK0BYlEFF' MuRpEREh
CoSsTASr1Sol.LK, July 2D.-Tho Aldo do
Camp Of Gen. sx0bele!f, who accompanied
MAtnMe Hk0beteif, was wounded, but sue
ceeded III reaching rhtllippopully, wlleru he
denounced Sult-l4teut. 0uzAtLs viii, he know
well, rs the assassin OF aIattaune SkobeleR.
HI lind been frequent visitor Of Madame
5kobeletf's. OllzatIs fled to the lnountalns
but was captured by tho cavalry. Ills
Montenegsin aerompl!ees-hts brother and
save,al Of Its trieM,ls-wcre atso arrested.
Thu, motive for the crin,U II IL supposed WIS
robbery, as Atadumo EkOheleif's iluney nlld
ornaments were not found when tho poles
arrived at tho SCENE OF tho murder.
WARNED.
loSpoN, July M.-A CoIetant!nople dis
patclt has tho following: 81. d. NUytk0H,
Russian Ambassador, has cailad serious ut.
tentt0nf Ut tl!o Ports 10 the Albanian attack
OH tllo MunteneEr1ns, A1t4 Wagned tho Turks
against It's repetition. ),
, 1880-07-21
Specimen Crack Shots Performed Il
by the 1stflennen Mt
Wimbledon.
Turkey Warned Against Persist.
ing in Her Warfare with
Montenegro.
tlreat Destructlon Caused by tho re-
cent Earthquake III Manila.
Abdurrahmnn Khan to Succeed to the
Ameership In Afghanistan.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE lItsslt DISTURBANCE 1iI1l-
LoypoS. ,Juty M.-At n consultation Of
the Conservatives It wns determined to re-
rr,y nm n,ynosIt{on tn tho ConpensntIon ltlt
l., t,,o I1,,,s,. ~ f.,n,nnna NJ, tha mot;or fnt.
~ ~ tls liouss ~ oo''"o''' VII A'0 '''o''o' Ao1
"s ~, 1h'so les1una' ,.., ,,.. xu
1ne th",h4hb 1oe' , Nl,'se1os'an ~ l!n.. %'o
EAfl u l.isltiitl HIS ressstc'l lue Posb ~
Lord III Willing tn the Queen, owing 10 the
attitude Of tho Government with respect tn
t},o COMPENSATION for Disturbance III 1rulanll
bill.
THE IRISH nEIIEF HILL.
In thu JJmsr nj Com,nona Inst ufrbt tha
Jrisi, Helinf ifil n,ssefi ihro,trl, the f;nnmit.
ier If thn Whnin. NoiuIl's cIaltse, niltturiz-
jng loa,,s to railway u1,d other companies, to
Trustees Of canals, ant to the River and llar-
bnr CoM!l'iAsloncrs, was added to 4ig Dill:
The Irish RELIEF BILL was read Q third tttnc
anu pnssctl. .,..-..-.
TUE lloME-HohEis'
Inrl1ell, rs l'Fesadent oI tne lioine.l4le
tnhiGucFal'on OF Greak nfitalai, ins iSsuet y, y
f,renia5 To- ~ itoneittie Sf9as.a.aa.o,.s "
InIn,.,tns frr "" f'nnr,,n1to1, r. +, hni.j nj
Nrwrastfr.0 ,-Tyne IN tia 0,ll Of August,
aru stating thnt It is of tho utmost impor.
lance nav Tint attention Should ho directed
IL, Irejnt,j. md TINT TrtHhmcn In Grcnt Ilrft-
ain should Show they are not siackenlng III
their ntiyocacy Of irish rights,
, 1880-07-21
FIRES.


IN CHICAGO.
The alarm from I,ox $50 Mt 1:15 yesterday
afternoon was caused by sparks from a cliinl-
ney In tho thrue-story FRANC hol1so No. POS
Fulton street, owned by Mrs. Dutlerl and ue-
Tho alarm from uox 1871 at 10 yesterday
morning was caused by 4 fro III David
Ward''a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Archer avGnne,
near Wnllaco .stroet Damage, $50. Gause,
woodwork,
, 1880-07-21
IRELAND,
TILE GrE1fATEnX.

nunL1N, July 1p--Slnoe. week ago, tho
swift steamer Wisconsin ial.deu me In Ire-
laIll again. ! have been rcading nlglt aud
day letters fIo1n the distressed district Of the
West, and holding interviews with gentle
men whose duties taYe tua1e them familiar
with tho preseut ytate Vt Ireland. This
, 1880-07-21
AEGIIANISTAN.

1toSnoN, July 3l.-A Cabni dlspatcfl sAys:
BY ntlvlcu of tho British a9eltts nA.l.y of tliu
most Important members Mt the Nnttm,nl nr
Yakoob purity, Including Mooshki AlInI, Mn
llonsed Jun, and tho Glliizul Chlefs have nc
copied Abdurral,nn1l khnn III Amcer, alia
l,aya loft 10 Join hIu ut C1,arlkar, 10 which
plnce, ut the express Wish Of tho English, te
lnnyeh On the l!lt!l ltslnllt. 'l'hG public reg
dKlliti0Il Of .Ahlnrruhha.n kl!ut, ny, Anenr
tary avacl,ntion viii uiereeforo bo uarlior thu,
was expected.
, 1880-07-21
SOUTH AFRICA.

UFTsN 1TiHFsI3l'1tIN4
LONDON, July a0.--A dispatch to tho Ttn.es
from Cmpu Town sayx: "Oltlclal news fr0M,
BasMtoland IL very unsatisfactory. Tic
loynl uatlyes IRE attaclsctl in all directions.
a,ul nlsssacres aro Threatened. The N0verli-
mel,t ll!ls ordered troops Of mounted ritIss to
support tho Isritlsl! aKent."
Another dispatch frnul Cups Town says
the GHycrllniui.t ltaH Btatetl III parliament
tllWt tile HNsutos nre ltl upGn rebellion.
, 1880-07-21

CLEVELAND, o., July GA special to tho
Lcttlcr from Mealytlfe states that r. u.
falling limb willie ctopping timber lii Wayne
Township.
(le0rge Reynolds, of Vernon, aged 10 ycass,
WIS dlscnbowelct by n ilorse-rake, Tho horses
runnsng away. Injuries fatal.
, 1880-07-21

CARLISLE, Pa, July ao--A terrific raftl-
storm occurred last night, water running In
some places four feet deep In tho roatls. Many
houses were flooded, the crops mucl, injured,
ard mnny eatt1o killed BY lightning:
this niorr1ing wns very seyere In NcscorecE
Township IN tho lower ettgo of Lllxernc
County. 4 brick church WIS demolished.
two bnrns blown down, crops destroyed,
ronls blocked, aud ratlroad tralns stopped
for hours.
, 1880-07-21

M MUILEf. NINNs
DULUTH, Mimi, July aA-Alorrison's saw-
mill Mt Motley. Morrison County, WIS te.
stroyed By fire Saturday morning. George
johnson, head snwycr, wns asleep in the
death. Tho loss on mill, machinery, and
lumber amounts to $4,000, OIL which there Il
no fllSurl1lcr.
, 1880-07-21
RUSSIA.

TIE ANNEXATION OF CnREA URGED.
LONDON, July 20.-A dispatcl, from 1T.
Petersburg says: "Should the dispute will,
China not lead to wnr, It ls very possible tho
Russian fleet may 20 10 Corer, towards which
tho russians look with longing eyes, Tllo
pnpcrs urge its annexation. Tho grcat il,-
portancc of Corca is rs a basis for prlvateer
warfare, tho 1nly Russian weapon agni,,st
England. which is sufficient to warrant the
undertaking.
TOirEno n0.tTs.
The Government llas given an order for
the construction, III Elgland, of four torpedo
boats.
0EN. n0uKD4A1tt
Inns started fur Athens, md will undertake
to rcorgaNizo tho Greek army.
sKoBt:LEFF's DAsE or OPERATIONS.
LONDON. July GA Berlin dispatch snys:
"The fact that tho Russian General .Skobu-
left Is fortifylnK Banl shows TINT hp intends
to nuke II tho centre of Ills operations, aud
not TGhikisinr.
SUGGESTIVE.
LONDON, July 20.-A Berlin dispatch snys
the Car llas taken the unusual stop nt writ
Ing q letter to Admiral Lcssoysk1 expressing
the hope that he will have OCCASION to Ills
tlngltst1 himself at the lleRd OF thu Pacific
fleet. After this MarQuis Tseng will find 1t
more difficult to 20 to st. Petersburg.
, 1880-07-21

wish TO become Deputy, as ho fears that
/. wien he Inns braathcd tor some tlmeth Baille
nir In tic ClRtnbor It will DO tlffflcutt not to
gradually melt Into the snnle opinion.
PRESIDENT CHEVY
vista tho fleet at Cslcrbourg Mt tho end Of the
month. This 1t is satd, indicates his resolu-
tfon not to allow tlanlbetta too mitch proInt-
neEcc.
AUTHORIZATION SOLICITED.
The nuns who keep tho orphanago at
Sarpcyillc, In Tho Diocese OF Snfssons, have
solicited the authorization prescribed by tho
DEGREES. ..-.
= TIT: Ei.ECTioEs.
Tho Minister Of Justice ltns Issued n cir
cuar cnjolMlng his snbordIlntcs to avoid MI
appearance Of official Intervention III the inl-
pending Council elections.
VILLAGE 1lUf,NED.
The Vt1fage Ut Rclnus, In Engadlne, lns
lcel, burned. Nlnoty-cight houses wcro de-
str0yetl.
SEPARATING CHURCH AND STATE.
I.nSnoN, July t0.-Tlo French nobility,
irrespective 0t party, nre arranging for n
caeens t9 consider tho GoyerI,1nent nlcna-
ttoll u Franco from her Church, upon the
ground that tho Rlllnnco Is provocative Of In.
tcrntnahlo fotidH, disasters, md subscryfcnt
to tho e'lchl,cs Of tho Government.
, 1880-07-21

DENVER, COL, July 2o.-Fillmorc, rattcr-
son s. uutton's lnrgo storelonse, will, 1900
bales Of hay and five loatlcd freight cars,
burned this morning. Loss. $1,000 to $4,000.
1ncaulfnrr.
, 1880-07-21

AT WEST JORDAN, UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Utah, July 9o.-Saturtlay
tile grist-nnfll Of Cooper Bros, at West Jor-
!lnl!. burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
5000,
, 1880-07-21
FRANCE.

:, 1toclIEFolr AND aANBETTA. p,
PARIS, July 0.-Koci.efort. In the I,atra,l-
slgt,lnt, reputllates III! iAea OF laying Siege 10
GaMtelsa's seat fur uelleyllle, ue dues not
, 1880-07-21

ID tN E01lVF q 3k& EkltdQo 154tgH&
DIXON, Ill, July le.-E. g. Smith, an old
resident Of Polo, ILL.,, left Ills hulue Wednes-
day, July II, 1890, It Is supposed temporarily
tusaue. Lie Is German, but speaks En-
, 1880-07-21

NAnnAGAysErT INVESTIGATION.
New LONDON, July 20.-A number Of wit
ncsscs ware examined iii tho Narragansett
collision caso to-day, but their testimony was
III tic lIatn only c0n1lrlnatoryo Of tho evidence
sllroady given.
, 1880-07-21
Third-Islay Cfaflts.


DEAR SIN: This 10 tn certify that your 1ND[AN
BLOUDSYlluP hnA cured na 0f tho Third -lny Ch!lA
aster a1t other medicines had falied. ,uu npo,v.
, 1880-07-21

Isaekinahann. Kantatss e., ~. MeY T. ~ is.a
DEAR HtM. l Wn4 xreat 4ntafHr tf0u1 NlElaasnt ant
must valuable INDIAN hI1,U3 hYHui. now e ~
much relieved and kocQutQd IrerO9,ns md your
tQhe 10 RlL ANNA YlESahN0kA%s
, 1880-07-21
BY MALL,


BELGIUM AND THE VATICAN.
RostE, July U.-trlc 0ptnfoNe, referring to
tho news that the Clerical associations and
clubs Of Belgium aro innkIng II movement
with viDw to sending, Mt their own OK
lei,se, n permanent representative to tho
Holy Sec III the place Of baron tl'AnetlIan,
now recalled, says that, although 1t is Oh
yiotIs that tho italian Government could not
recognize such representative NJ being. ell
titled to the prerogntlves granted by Art
II of tho Laws Of Guarantees to Enyoys
fruuh foreign governments, yet, considering
tho great pretensiOl3 OF tho Clerical party, It
thinks II wcll to Gull attention to tho fact.
N0r could such u representative flo entitled
tu enjHy tllo privileges co1,GeAct! by tho tGnth
artlriunf that Inv to foreigners Invested With
ecclesiastical Office IN RoIle, inasTucll aa tho
Clerical party ln Dnlgilns would nnt hc
ecclesiastical but political, aud h0stlln to.
wards Il Government iii friendly relations
with Italy.
SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA. July G-Tlo majority against
tho separation Ut Church aItl State, thongl,
nl,u'st II furggt,l,u conclusion, l,ls surprised
everybody BY Its magnitude. Of $4,000 bnl-
l0ts cast, nut 0f Il possible l1,0O0, only 4,000
wero far the sennrntfo1l. This result Is partly.
duo to the attNclnlellt ut tho penpla Of
ticneya to their Natlonal l,rotestant Church.
50 elnsGly Identified with tho a''clent g!ortea
tho suppression af the budget ticS CHtieS
Wa,lll bU regnrtteu ~ ltGmall Catholic Ylc-
fury. Bells llnyn been ringing hlMl gum
firing nil tlny, and tllla afternoon u BnleIull
Thanksgiving service WIS held III the Cathe-
t(rnl Of st. Pierre.
, 1880-07-21
Kidney 1Dtseaaes

prAn ana; rh,, 1. to cortifT thnt y"Sr iGbiTEN
BLOOD aYttuF tlns dnHe INC nlqrc Tohd tor Kidney
Complaint nn1 Heart l!snHfe than nnJ other mtdi:
cfH0 eypr used 1t also curgA Qn8 ~ my children Of
Chilli Efld Hefe1futh. MAHlAkET ElllSH.
, 1880-07-21

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Juiy20.--A freight-train
OIL tie Connecticut Valley Railroad wns
thrown FROM the track by q misplaced switch,
Conductor la'cnn WIS killed. Engineer Frank
Stiit,nan altti Fireman William Stanton were
SEVERELY injured.
, 1880-07-21

p1An eIa, / havs usoa 9SuT tN5iXN HL001
BYKUT fur Crnlnps 10 my stomach and MISC fot =!
children Who wsF1 Troubled Win spAsmh md ID oota
sases II hsaaeseo eoap's's eEsiEyizAuEru MKgzK
, 1880-07-21

NEW YonK, July 9o.-trho total loss on the
Fifth nvenne tiru Inst night Is Sl50,000, dis
tributed among many Insur ance companies
, 1880-07-21

! DEAR Btnt I find your INDIAN BLOOD SYR!ip
speedily curos Cttllt and recommended It Al th5
best l,ad!ctns ID the country for shenH1at!.n md
NeusAtRtn. ELL MlICliELl.
, 1880-07-21
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease Of tho Stomach and Liver,
Cairo, Alexander Co.. TIL
DEAN SIN: Suffering for sorla tnip with Headache
and Dtr6naa OF tho Stomach nld A!vgrt Wks induced
u uao yuur f0llnbb INDIAN BLOOD SfRuP, which
restored mo u perfect health and AtrenKth:
No. ~ E.Ghlh.1k EllA9. SIIEl.LkY.
, 1880-07-21
ITALY. .

THE uEiET TAX.
RoME, July :.o.-IlM Itnitnn Senato las
approved the bill FIR tho abolition Ut tho
grEst tax without discussion, TiIu vote WIS
iH5 to II.
, 1880-07-21

un}Fi19re. Bonn0 IT,, IHa ron. q, lH1
nkAR 9fHi hare beon Haina yonr iND1 An Hlo0b
hYRUr for BnnlG limo. In am purfgctly satisfied With
pa.te Htrenethcnh the Nerves, tscRulatqs tho Stun:
hut ba without Il. NILS. WESTFALl.
, 1880-07-21

OHIO, INDIANA, KENTUCKY, ETC.
Cincinnati Enquirer. July n.
Wc present reports to-day from tho harvested
and growing crops In Ohio, Indiana, Ken
tiicky, and Wcat Vlrglnu. Theso reports nro
up to tho 18th Inst, and upon tho whole ro Very
gratifying to both tho consumer and protucer.
III Ohio tho wheat ornp IL light In weight, hut
this ls moro than oonlltcrbalaucod by tho heavy
Increase In 4crenRe wti1o tho hny crop Is grcnt-
Is IN excess Of lnBs year; Whit IL said Of tho
Whent may also be snd OF tho 0at crop. The
frnit crup exceeds thHt pf my previous scasost
during tho past twenty ycars, nnC M tn tho date
f Cur rnporta Indicated n llattcring PROMISE for
wcre never 'noro promising. md aro fully two
woak8 in Advhncu Of former soAs0ns. Tho KrGnt-
or portion Of harvested crops ware saved Iii good
condition. md thcFe NtG hit fGW complaints OF
tinmngc resulting from rain during hnrycst.
1rllnna sfat,Wa tn extraordinary lfluronse Ia
ecssIye heavy crnus prevl.ias to tho haryest Just
o1nactl which induced many farmers to SOW
whcAt upUl. ilolhs TINT yours AR0 failed. AS In
Ohio, tho gra!u ia short Of WcEXht, hut tho ill.,
crenscd nutchEu plncea the prtklttct far nbov0
ttlnt Ut my prevtons yoAr. Tho crop wAH savcl
III fair coniitton. Tho outs and hsy crops nro
reportoi ~ unprecedented, anl, althouRh tho
up BY tho Increase in nereaEe. Fruit promises
lMttet than for years, And heavy shipments Of
pcnchea uro now ilntllng markets. In tho North
a,ltl AoNtE. The corn and potatoes prDmls9 n
hcnvy Yield, and should M orlt t,ctail thom be-
forg hHrvCst II bntntlful crop will bo Ito result,
The reports from Kentucky ana West vir-
,iinnA. nxccpt that tho foriner State reports coi
siderable damage to tho wheat during hAryest
by fpN9pn OF heavy fAlTl6.
, 1880-07-21

Teutopo1Is, EttnYhaun Cn. ~
DEAR Rla: Youf Rrest lEntAN hloon q 4 sYR9P9 I
feconimund It 10 MI similarly nt,!ct9d ,nos.
, 1880-07-21

- - y - NgUxn. CniubAtt4HN Go, III.
months. and t1iad almost everything. but m!!noI
o9 syP s91 t1's q wR,en r. ",
rest al MY fn1lr. aud hHTe had pho for docof
since have had Jour inetiIcno In my hOuse. would
mt be- without IL md recommend it& Bttfonn&
huD<uIt5. 1t0s5AHNAH LAWAHaCb.
, 1880-07-21
All that IT II II Recommended to Bc,

,.pEAR alts; have found; BY Ktv;nE yG1r INDIAN
nI0hded TO 6o and advise anyone who may BE- u pou
health 70 sIlye II a trial. NIL. EHEESlAN.
, 1880-07-21

~ WnUcUNdR, Jt4&8 CM., tIEsn
nxAE Bin: hnte uaad y0ut .tsat iNnlh nlff1S III,
Nss, aud Aka pleasure In 1econiMeyilns t - tues eas
, 1880-07-21
Al that Il Il 1teeomsnentod 10 De.

DHAH HtRt / have ustd ycnF a1teent iNulAH
BLOOD EYHUp In my family tor Tho paat i've fsns
nd hnYe lwkyt FUND ii i!st ~ recommended. II
ths md fxtniiY Mpi1lcue 9yVr uEnd In MY faulty. 80
MRS, nj. 4. BURKE
, 1880-07-21
ILLINOIS,
Eptetal Dtspdteh to 7he Chtedpo Tribune,

bUtWt 01spQteH 10 1H0 tHs<H9U IfIpEHSs
SouT1 ELa1N, I'LL, July 20.-We nro still
having good deal OF rain l,ore, anu consttl-
crnhle moro than the farmers desire. About
two-thirds Of the hay-crop Is gathered III,
nntl n good deal Of the grain is now .rea.ly to
They can possibly attend IT,. Tho clincli-
bugs have been ut work III the wheat, md
llnye injured son,B pleccs to such MI extent
that they will not pay for larvosting.. Oats
tlnwn, and lalgett so that un ,,4tsla! nlnornt
Of labor will be necessary In harvesting
them. Corn looks well, aud Is growing finely.
Tho siIXnr -cane crop lU0kS VGry promising
, 1880-07-21

DEAR stn: rb,. |, TO esrtify T Till your INDIAN
BLOOD HYllup has cured me ns Lung Disease
which Ind been Troubling mo fos.A !oMK lme'
f--' lSS1A WlYElNuIUA.
, 1880-07-21
Dyspepsla and Indigestion,

HandNicn, De KA16 To-. III =
bin6b sYitui. Which psoenied irom Jour Haons'
ha4 completely cured u Dyspepsia Il 4 the tsta
EetIclu. Ryas u1ud-, llkAA 4. ALLEN.
, 1880-07-21

rox,Gt, GAY n nrR{pGn9IsTs. nrRE{ nGsT1ss Tso6!A 6!
travelling agona or Ttnors o solicit trade from lrus
, 1880-07-21

:. =, UAhl0Ten. !lHfn1Htn Io.t lIt
DEAR Rtns was troubled WIN NHI5a1Fta f9r tes G
time, / bought sonlu OF your 1HplAh ulHo9
6yAEP, aud din happy " say Il hka nntEely GYr19
, 1880-07-21

: Waterman Station, 10 Ka1b Co. IL
BLOOU .RYftuP has cured me Of Fa!,i n the t!act
Ii Il 4 valuable medicine. Mis-. WOOD.
, 1880-07-21

DsAn Sln; W dsuKhtot MY s1aeret ts114 4sSs, sss
Till difq1y fof lore than ~. villa iG9 M
ut tMo pbT.snk Ping Nllopathla md 9ps v'Sst
hisslnas .moMf w9!9h Ts3 Tc R{ Jazpes ,i 'sHYEMUP
your ts.uafta qa the t!ssass With sl!s, ~ srSat
plodlciA0. Al. the Ut q! syupa thslnt fE1oao"
she wAs soua Iastasad u a!n!!tJ &nd h34!in 34!invE
, 1880-07-21

Fonltaa, Ltvingston County !asn !aHcn
DEAN elR: This p u osEilfJ that aasSs asSsnfha H1hsaS
grssH3 h9Afntsa, Y AslaE yo9t E.eas "a indh1s hs1s
ess1 Ssf.t s soYe!1s ~! ~. s
mond u ~ y valuable tamedJ; ,,t,o,., uAuttvT.
, 1880-07-21
'Dyarersf4 Cured.

,FIyMouth Ilk1potK ~. ". 4.
DEAR Kl1t: have been troubled With b!o4tasM; *;
INDIAN HLt]0D sYiiuF, and found - a. be 4, 12t'
yatu2hta uledicno.- 112uAAb TllMuLH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-27

Mr.. II. @. Olnsy. editor OF the Lake
City tCol.) Siluer World. sends the fol.
lowing to his paper from Washington
We one day this week called upon
Josie Meeksr, first at her desk in the
Bureau OF Indian Affairs and later ct
her boarding house. The people OF Col.
orado have received many false impros.
sions concerning Miss Mseksr and her
conduct ct Washington and elsewhere.
INSCRIPTIONS newspaper reporters have
misstated her expressions and falsifsd
her conduct. and inscriptions and base
men have circulated cruel stories con.
corning her. No man acquainted with
the world, with my dlscornmsnt into
human nature or ability to read charac.
ter from the face and actions Of q person
could see and talk with Miss Meeker a.
We have done and not only be fully con-
WINGED, a. were we, that every statement
she makes and every denial Of these re.
ports are true, but that she has been
most cruelty outraged and treated by q
cold and unfssling world-outrsges eX.
oseded only by the terrible trial she was
compelled to undergo while she was In
captivity. She realizes now that she
made . mistake In going into the lecture
field, and says that II she had consulted
her own wishes and judgment she would
have kept from the public gaze and
buried her wrongs and grisfs In the
sacrsdnsss Of retirement. Her lectures
were given under the mistaken advice Of
her very impractical and most unwiss
counselor. her brother Ralph. She do.
MES In toto that she visited the Indians
at Washington, except Ouray and Che
peta, to whom she felt . world Of graft.
tude for having secured her release from
q horrible captivity; and she pronouncss
the statement that she inquired after
Persums o cruel and malicious falsshood.
She states that she has used every effort
to induce her brother Ralph and sister
Rose to refrain from Newspaper refer
enoe to their personal matters and has
herself sought quietude aud retirement,
and not notoristy. We are glad to be
able to state that Miss Mseker Is not
suffering in body from her treatment.
and that reports concerning her peculiar
condition are unfoundsd, for which she
has great cause to be thankful, and
thousands Of warm sympsthizers will
rejoice With her."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-27
D,strie. Cours-Ri.inE. Judge.

The following business was trans.
acted in the District Court this morning:
Miles Goodman vs.. North Ophir-
Continued for the term by consent.
Cedar Hill vs.. Gold Lead-Supple-
mental answer hlsd and case set for
May 8.
Hsrschisldt vs.. williamson-sst for
May 4.
YOunsworth vs.. Jewell - Set for
May 6.
Baum ct al. vs.. Meyer ct al.-set for
May @.
Healy vs.. Healy-Application to mod
lily order In regard to alimony refused.
Michasls, Friedlandsr & Co. w Levy
ct al.-Set for May Z.
Reich vs. Growing OF al.-Set for the
Court.
Edith Francis Clarke vs.. Alex. Clarke
Set for the Court.
Liebss ct al. Va. Fullman-Motion OF
Intervenor Drsxlsr to strike out pro-
posed amendments to statement on mo.
lion for new trial refused.
State VS.. All Chow-Set for May l.
Cahsn vs.. Levy-Taxation OF costs
modified; rent $40 allowed.
Virginia vs.. B. @. Whitman-Motion
to dismiss argued and taken under sd.
visement.
Estate Of @. s. Kennedy deceased
Final account allowed and administrator
discharged.
Estate OF F. Hartmann, deceased-Fi-
nal account allowed, moneys ordered
paid to administrator Of Sarah Hart
mann deceased and administrator dis.
charged.
Streicho vs.. Overman-Demurrer ar.
gu-d and sustained; Ave days to amend
complaint and Ave days thereafter given
defendant in which to plead.
Raber vs.. Langly-Motion for new
trial; passed.
City OF Virginia VS.. Lisbonhauer-
Continued.
Shannon ct al. vs.. Gold Lsad-Motion
for new trial ovsrruJed; execution stayed
20 days on fling bond In sun Of $500;
bond on appeal. $500.
Graham VS.. Knight ct al.-Rule on
Sheriff dismissed.
John Robinson, O native OF England,
aged 80, admitted to citizenship.
Adjourned till Monday at 10 A. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-27
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