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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
A Curious Fact about Bass.

Geoyqe Dars5a in Eo ABqny Journal.
In recent letter Seth Green. who Is auiho-
ritz in ali matters piscatorial, disccurses
briefly on the best modes Of angling fof bass
Among otbe, statements lie makes the follow
ing. which will he Interesting 70 great many
simple wise men who have the good sense
aud leisure 70 20 a-ishins
If the fish is on tbe lower fly, you viii not
take any more, bat il he is on one Of tho up
per lies you will be sure to take more If there
are any 10 sight.
We learned this fact and published it years
goo as a curious habit Of the bass family
But we knew the fact long before we discover
81 the reason Of il. Nothing 10 cur angling
experience evet caused Us more perplexiiy or
so nreatly excited or curiosity. il took Us a
week OF patient observation On what used 10
be the best trolling ground On tic st. Law
renee 10 TIE neigbborhool Of Gauanoqua-to
clear up sho mystery. But we finally sue
ceefed TO our entire satisfaction, and here Is
lhe simple solution:
The bass is social fish. lie likes compa
nv. Where there is one there are MORE
They move in schools. When one strikes the
trdi there are always others in the neigh
botAood. When the lookers-on sec Tie straca
6sh "cu;ting np." they go fof lin under
iho impression that be has ound " good
thing Of which ,hey arc unwilling be should
have The monopoly. Is the angler. on feeling
the strike. at once reols Up" tie ravshogs
rascals follow in pursuit, but never pass their
leapine aud founderins companion, because
they fancy be Is trying to seize and gorge the
tid-bit," they wish 20 share with him. This
purpose keeps them either even with or behlud
him, but they never pass him. Hence none
ever take lhe fy above the one upon which
the captive is booked, but are pretty surc 70
be beguilel by any iiy below hlm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
Does The World Miss ANY One 2

Not long. The best ard most useful Of "
will soon be forgotten. Those who to-day arc
fling a large place in the ;gorids regard will
pa s away from the remembrance Of men n a
few months, or at farhes,, in few yeats after
the grave has closed over their rcmans. We
are shedding tears above new made grave
and wildly crying out in our grief that our
loss Is irrepafablc let in shor, time, tho
.endIils Of love haze cntpincd around other
supports. aud nc DO longer miss the one Who
hos gone. SO passes the world. Bu, there
arc those TO whom loss is beyond repair
There are men from whose memories DO wo-
mans smile can chase rccollcciions of tho
sweet face that has given up all lis beauty nt
Deaths icy touch. There are women whose
plichied faith extends beyond tic grave, and
drives away as profanc those who would eniice
them from worship Of their buried loves.-
Snch loyalty, however, IS hidden away from
tic public gaze. The world sweeps on beside
and around them and cares Got 20 look in upon
this unobiruiing grief I: cares a line aud
rears a stone over the dead aud haslcps away
70 offer homage 20 the living.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

A, the Celebration Of the eighiy-scvcnth
anniversary Of the Richonond Blues on Mon
dsy the following letter was read from Gen.
Burnsiio: Whilst was glad 10 have cap
iurcd your corps when last bad the bone' 20
meet il on Roanoke island. J would be- Fefy
alad 10 surrender 20 lt on tho loih ic1ssn; A.
Clark's spflng am sufc Of one ,llnc, rod
that ia that my constant hope and prayer 70
th.. Union and Confederate soldiers ul1y ne
tho future be found shoulder 90 shoultcf ia
defence Of ihe rights and pferoeatiyei cs onr
beloved county, and thai 10 evil spirit viii
over agan arise 90 pU, them at sword poipiA
on tecliopal affairs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
Paste This IL Your Hat.

II lawyer should be asked to tell The Sc
crets Of bis client, or doctor was asked to
reveal what be learns 10 Ito SICK room, by
parties who only seek TO gTatifT curiosity,
such parties would meet very likely glib 8
firm repfoo' Why IS il .hcn that when ca
article appears 10 a pewspspef, ss corfespon-
dence, OF when something editorial sttfacis
more ;Nan sto usual attention, there are PER-
sons who sill ask the editor of that paper
who wrote this article p or "who wEoic that
article 2" And yet such questions are asked
every day. II editors should give away
,heircorrespoudcnts, or should tell the sources
Of their Information. tbey world very soon losa
the c9uGience Of such peTsons, Who would
very likely thereafter take ~ pains 70 serve
ttcm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Mis-; Kate Field describes George ili9i .n
m intorglew 10 The Gdzens. Of Bdtlucic is
having no interesting fsce. and lookius 'ii.."
horse" OF Charles Dickens. Mss Fi'ii
said thu, che actually rosembled dog. Ml1t
kind Of dog shs'l say? We'll. ros'Ai.
lie was strong. auA ct ,Ic same iino he nns
gentle. George Eliot rcscmbleg horse, ~
that she has high check homes ald "h.n
looking on her ono Is struck with Sc fact
that her capacity f1T Sors ls almost unlimited.
She Is about .se feet three inches high. Her
disposition is yci2 loyable aud She l. much
liked. She Is ihe mes, retiring add bssbinl
women | ever saw. She il generally abstract
ed alusys thinking. and bes voice 10 ~
oaGc. than 4 whisper"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
Niagara Falls in the Winter.
Rlrdette IN Durlinqlon Nankege.

Burdetie in burlington Harkeye.
al like TO come 20 these places oui Of the
season." tho sad passenger remarked Tho
very qniet Is quieter than nnswhefe else
There is subducd air abcu, tie hscsmen that
iup.esses rne Ike .hc Nronn. dead leaves md
the hushei repo,e Of the woods 10 viuIer.-
You walk up and down the long deserted
cof,iao, Ia the hotel, md 70 snbushej pof'r'
Jumps ou. upon you vlth whlsp broom 10
one hand aud place for dollar in 'he ether.
There Is no cheerful sornd Of mosic eni Of
danciug fee. 10 .he evett!do. The daoscfs snd
The musicians are gone. The leader Of She
bsnd Is up 10 Buffalo saving away 10 90 or
ohcstra. tho Polsh Couni h:s :onevco Als
stand behind iho third eha!s In C'oTciand
basber shop. Niagara I, plea,so.to TO no 10 che
wiotcs time. Ike 10 ses a ballroom wear
Inr the saek-cioih Of Lent. { liAo 70 wsnder
through Vanity Fair vhon tee crowd Is gone.
,ho lights TUNED down, and the gn'laods
withctod. I feel o sorsowful pleasure 10
ssspdina In iho theatre when The stage Ia de-
serted and tho chars nnd boxes enp,icd.
When ihe murdered hing he's 90: up from
tho itsrnpled swnri sbd tie blood stained
daisies. hung Bis gemmcd crown Of gliiiering
briliauts on nail. given his purple robe and
pussiaut scepire 10 tie property man, and
gone homo % rub tsllow on his nose and doO-
ter n cold in his head; when the stricken
queen, full Of ihe ies.h that she drsnk from
the poisoned ctalicc. has gone home 10 pnt 90
a calico wrapper ,nd hush tho frctfol. .ce,'l!ng
baby TO sleep"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

That numcroBs bu, decreasing ciass n no
bonnaniacs who devote their learned lfisuro g.
The collecting of postage stamps mag he iniG-
cstcd IN knowing that there are aboni six
thousand different descriptions II such things
10 existence Tho Museum Of tho Berlin
Postoiice alone contains between four abJ fyo
thousand specimens. Of which half aro from
Europe and the remainder divided be'sren
Asia. Africa, America aul Australia Somr
Of tic stamps. it appears. besF coats oi arms
md other embcms. impariia'ly borrowed r. DO
he hcayeos above, tho earth bcucath sDd iir
waters undcr the ear,h-siars, eagles. lions.
horses, serpcnts railway tfains dolphlns aod
wild fowl There arc the clbgieS Of five en-
porors. eighteen kings, three qacen'. ote duke,
several Inferior titled rulers. aud many presi-
dents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Bishop Clark. Of Rhode Island. says. in dis-
cus.ing +" he problem Of evil 20" Sooner thap
adop. Mr. IIumo's theory of 4 Gol WHO lo,is
down upon the Gins and sofrons n bla crri-
turcs with serene Indifference. 1 would prefer
70 accept tho matorialis,ic philosopby oi tho
day, which dismisfes God from Tho universe
altogether: for, % Lord Bacon Las said " j;
is better 70 have no opinIon of God at all I1an
orc which "a unworthy Of Him" II u Tue
that 10 the attempt o. solve tie problem q
sin ,his philosophy oblises rs to ignore its e1 {.
istcnce, and inasmuch as .ho existence Of pain
is noi to be disposed u IN tbe same summary
way i. Is 10 be- accepted. as ore II the iociderir
Of existence which We musiayod, If W. cin
and ioggcdly endure when II becomes inefi-
table"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

II is beyond dispute thu, Baltimore IS the
first city In the world 70, the yare;y and thc
excellence Of lis good things With oil the
resources Of tho Chc,apeake at Il, very doofs,
with the ,ruoh farms Of Charleston md Nor
folk Within easy Teach. and fishes from the
Norttern waters with venisoo, wild .afseys.
prairie hens, and mountain mutton only few
hours distant from IFS kitchens with The
fiuest peach farms IN The world ard mono
poly Of the canvass back and terripin, what
is lefl 10 be desired by the alderman or The
easlronomcr Hitherto there has been race
Of old Mary land cooks worthy Of the larder'
Of old Maryland kitchens. who did justice 10
the fowls Of our air, the fruits Of cur earth,
and ihe fshes Of our waters That race scems
dying out, f9r no ouo Who has not run the
rounds Of advertisements and Intelligence Of
fees in search Of frst-clsss COOK duiing the
past six weeks In baltimore can imagine The
scarcity Of choicc-;he utter dispTupofton Of
the demaud aud supply. Possibly our old
time cooks are discouraged by the odioUs ne
cessiiy custom exacts # undertaking "wGsh-
ing: - possibly their granddausb'ers arc busy
qualifying ihemsclycs for teaching In colored
schools. aol learning to spell gast,onony
rather than improve it.-Bcl.imore american.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

7, vs, eli ;he fs1l, OF lhe nesspspets.--
The, said the new comet conlds', be seen
"wi.houts s glsn." llr. S.asl.nstsn waited
10 sec 10, 30 be ioos = glass, It s;'N e'uicd
his r!i.on, and he ,oos .wo rnoit slaiscs
Sill BE- eondn', zee II. aud ef.of iaSln.i seven
glasses altogether. no fell dovo bn, s'ees toto
40 area, and wac rewarded With right u 1fe
comet. nu, be 10 positive that Just as he
eangh, a glimpse Of the esleS:is! visitor 10
burs, into ten million pieces, one Of which
ssuck bin right between the cyes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
VIRGINIA TREE PRESS.
-A'.,fs " -.

~.s-la.t t-rr F.rs, i. published uaes' s'r ai 10
I.Ia-..taL f... ',lf' l.r- rf.ia.i 'H a- ''i" 'e-
-s-riE a1lLAi,S ID nat paid 10 advance.
,>J- ri-r,i F.f ac.a.' fsr r.- 'on'.'.
--- r.. t.r.rs of aivert.,ir- ere. t'r a square
f.-...f. l-.s. O.c '.fi-- aa. .iF lc"i' t'i
..-.. l..... as-.lrgeg ones in i'' s3Al l'oio.
tf.a 1lra cagtnuaacs tl'fJ t'ci'i-
---Nr ,Irsftis.mcut ,o De consilcre- oy t-e
month selr u1i.ss spcc'.ed on mo A'n ''
.- previously aerccl upon 3,tnceo tle laf-t'.'
Aa advcstiscrcnt unt marsed o. tac copy
fra .r -ltsl o1m1et ol Insertion VIII o. con
r--..l ,ral ori,rci oaL and paymnt "sA o.
.Nlrt.I lcc1rllusiy-
rt-E ..rLlp A1Frtrisru rN Nrs---' a'oii any
rfaa1 .,.flul;nl 90 ihe plft % 'e' anlaei
.lr.fff .oroDet O. s,ite t,sfia,J th1i t1cir psi-
,u.s, .aiv cst-aIs e. tbcjr iumciiaic ousiaess--
l..If ats. Lc,ll a4 al ut1eg advertise ssca'
lrtt.. g. b, al sl1i,ion-i charge, aud 90 'aFil
tirs.
05ial-y notices of more than five lines
Willie charged i'c.
J0B WORE FOSTERS, Sale 8i,s Circnlars'
Csrls. e., cxecct,t pceagtiy, uca,y, aad az la.
prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

7, is no. generally known th4. panea Of
glass can be cut under the water with car io
slmos: an, shape By meats Of a pair Of s,is-
sof,. Tgo things, bowesct. are necessafy for
success First, the glass mus, he kept qute
level In The =a,cr. while the scissor: are ap
Piled ani secondly. % avoid risk. il Is bei;eF
20 perform The cutting rs cropping on sasli
pieces a, the corners and aIosg the edges. tho
reducing the form gradually % tha. require.
for IL any attcmp, be made % cns ihe glrss
at oncs 70 proper shape. rs one would ci,
cardboard. it will most likely fracture whers
i, Is not wanted The softei glasses cut tes; ,
and the scissors uscl not De gefy sharp -
When the operation goes on sell the glas-
breass aray from the scissors II small piece
10 s,7ligIt lire vi,b the blade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

A lawyer no; remarkable for his cleanliness
Of person, appeared at apariy While aga
with a rose IN his butionholc. ".Where do
You suppose il came from 2 said he 70 a hro-
ther lawyer who was admitting s. The latter
looked up aud down the entire length OF tho
oues.ioner, aud with great delibeIai'on res
ponded - Why. snpposo it grew there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

The Boston GSaascrip! says: These days 60
ono is saL from ,hs charge of plas!arisD.--
Brown went 10 church las. Snnlas--a hing
unusual- and upon being asked his opipion ot
the clergyman said: "Oh, his serlnoo was
very good but that prayer beglnoing aith
'Ou, Father | think he stole entire. know
have heard something somewhere that =
was strangely like"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

+" Has your hushsnd shown any encoursg-
inc siups Of growth io the fear OF the Lord ?"
asked clergyman Of a New hnelaud womsn,
q. they uha,ed a social cup OF Ten. " Well
sail the woman. " kinder think la has, ios
have lately noticed that he lever goes oe'
on the Lord 5 day without shotgun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

A clergyman asked Lis Sun3ay.achocl.--
with what remarkable weapon did SAMPSON
a, Que time slay number Of Phillsiines p
for while there was no answer, aud The clcr-
gyman, to assist the cbildEcn Eulr, com
menced tapping bis Jaw with tho end 81 hl'
finecr, C., the same time saying hats
this 2 Quick as thought li,iic fellow limo"
ceutly replied, The Nv bone OF sn ass, sir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

When was ln danger from tiger, said
An old Eat lncian veteran, ,;lrl sitting
down ond staring a, hlm, as had 40 "es-
pom
How iii {! work 2 essed hys'.sder.
Perfectly iho tiger didn'i even oher "
touch me-
Strange very ssaogcv How did you
account for Ii?'
Well. sometimes Two tnough. !hss u was
because 7 81, on suco high LIMB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

An eminent Italian doctor prcseribes
T., nasal ca,arrh tie simple chewing Of
Eucalyptus twigs and swallowing the saliva.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

A man told fEiend that he hai loihed lHO
army.
"Wha. resimentg' his friend asked
s'Oh. don; mean that mean the army
Of the Lord"
"Ah, what church."
az he Baptists."
why. was The reply, that's no; ihe army
its tie navy"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

A man told frieud that he had Joined tho
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
POETICAL.
SONG

SONG.
Love me if lire
Love the IL die J
What to me is life or deait,
SO .ha. :hou be nigh
Once loved thee rich,
Now love thee poor
All what is II I could not
For thy sake endure?
Kiss me for NY love
Pay me fos my psin
Come aud nuImur In my esg
How thou loTcst again.
BARRY CcRXvAt-.
A MOUNTAIN FANCf.
Close to each mountains towering peak
4 VII ite cloud leans its fearful cheek,
TIL ali It's soul OF mystic pain
Dissolvos 10 GLOW, soft vapofOas rA.r.
Thus, when our heart-gdefs seeh Alright
Some heavenly thoughts majeEtic height
Their passion, touched BY lOtier aig,
Dissclyes iu tender mists Of prayer.
PAUL IL. HAYar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

A.B.C. is the primitive name Of Il
pos, Office in Sumner county, Tenn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
The Chinese Question.

Hong Kong, 27.-The forme. apathy
respecting the arrival Of the American
commissioners has changed 10 doep In
terest. There are anxious inquiries at
Peking as to the object, scope and seri-
business of their errand, and as to the
powers entrusted to them. Throughout
China an anxious feeling is expressed in
consequence of their visit being coinci-
dent with those of the Spanish a'd Bra
lillian ENJOYS. A peculiar suspicious of
JOINT operation prevails. and distrust Of
amicable intentions is sad to be freely
declared in high quarters. Admiral
Silyeira da Matto, ambassador from
Brazil, is now on the way to Picking to
negotiate treaty, accompanied by full
diplomatic staff, including the envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary. The Spanish minister, with lega-
ton attaches, is en- TotWe for Peking in
ship of war, unlike the Brazilian envoy
who travels in puslic steamer, having
dispatched his national vessel TO Japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
Suing Spain.

New York, 26.-Joseph Pedrahats,
American citizen, of Cuban birth, who
arrived by the steamer City of WaShihg-
ton from Havana, has just began a suit
for damages sgainst the Spanish govern
ment for allegt d damages resulting from
arrest, false imprisonment, and other
outrsges committed upon him by the
government authorities Of Cuba. Pedra-
haia thinks Captain Curtis and Mr.
Mckee did not sustain the honor of the
American flag in permitting the arrests
to be made on board the steamer. Pc
drah ia complains that he suffered very
much during his imprisonment, as he
could neither eat Eor sleep, and was COM
PEELED to pay exorbitant prices for the
necessaries Of life during his imprison-
ment. For all this, Pedrahata claims
damage Of 100000, as he was about
starting in an extensive enterprise, and
he claims that his arrest interfered 10
such an extent with his business as to
damage him materially.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
Dashes.

New York, 26.-At Sag HsrbOr Miles
Morris, was shot dead by seaman who
accused Morris Of being improperly
intimate wi his wife.
The Ibach family, mother Al d fou-
sons, were arrested on tbeir arrival from
Germany a month ago at toe isstsnce o.
the German consul general for extensive
forgeries in the native country. The
United States commissioner, to-day,
discharged the mother and eldeit son
and held for extradiiion Hugo sad Albeit
Ibach.
Washington, 26.-The postofiice de-
psrtment has ben advised by the Swiss
federal council that the r-public of Ssnto
Dominion has declared its adhsrance to
the rules of the Universal Postal Union,
convention to take effect the lst otOctober.
Denver, Col. pa man named
Schruggs and Joe Watson, ten year
old boy were drowned near the city 10
day by the copsiZing of boat.
San Francisco, 25.-Secretary T1omp-
son, who arrived yesterday, states that
the main object of his visit here is to
examine into the condition OF Mare
Island navy yard, the harbor Of which
| is filling up with sediment.
Detroit, 25-No trace OF the sunken
yacht or victims is yet discovered, al
though divers have been exploring
all day.
st. Louis. 25.-Gene1al Shermsn hiss
arrived and leaves for Washington on
Tuesday.
New Brunswick, n. j., pa sea lion
was caught here on Saturday night by
Richard Welsh, hsrbor master. 1t was
shot in the capture but not killed. 1t was
eight feet long, and supposed to have
escaped from COney.
New York. % Charles Barlow, Of r.
G.. Dun & Co.'S mercantile agency. died
suddenly at his summer residence, in
Long Branch to day. He was apparently
in perfect health yesterday.
Louisville, 25.-The new steamer II.
T. DEXTER burned down to the hull TO-
dsy. Loss, $4,000; insured; incendisry.
New York, 26.-The weather ls again
no. and unc mforLable. Watering
places are literally booming.
Washington, 26 1t is expected that
eight volumes of Unioa and Confederate
records of the war will be sent 10 the
press in very short time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
DIsgraceiuI Political Row.

New Orleans, 25.-A dispatch from
Varunbriulle says there was a mass
meeting there to-dsy, called relative to
congressional matters. \ motion to
elect delegates being under discussion,
Hon. R. S Perry, Of Iberia, Was re-
Quested to speak. He argued in favor Of
the regularity of the late convention.
During his remarks he was frequently
interrupted by Hon. J. Ii. Acklin, who
fina " characterized some remarks of the
speah er as unqualifedly false. Perry
repl ed in threatening tones, when Ack-
lin rushed forward and attempted 10
strike him. a regular stampede en-: utd.
a motion TO hcj ourn being carried, Acll-
lin rallied his followers and the pro-
ceeded 10 elect delegates to the district
nominating convention. Acklin says the
ction of The delegation from the Third
Congressional District to the late state
convention, in nominating Bsllou for
Con gress, was Irregular
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
Fatal War OF Races.

Cincinnati, % An unusual homicide
occurred in the northwest part Of the
city this afternoon, on an uninhabited
street, upon which worBhouse prisoner
have been at work in a quarry. Paul
Smith, colue5, from Jackson, Tenn,
who had just been discharged from The
workhouse, went to this quarry to get a
drink from the spring. While he wss
tn, re. John XII q, an Irish lsborer, who
lives near, carie up and be an TO abuse
him A qusrrel followed. with stone
THROWING, and finally they came to-
geiher, when Smith threw King, and
Sc zing his shroat actually ehoked HIM
to death. Smith gave himself up 10 the
first officer he met.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
CrowdIng the Sultan.

London, ga Constantinople dis
patch to tbs Daily NelCs says the Porte
is trying TO place the responsibility Of
rejecting the decisions Of the Berlin con-
ference on the grand council, but am
bassadors have intimaLed to the Sultan
that be alone is responsible In the
meantime troops and stores sre being
hurried to Albania. If Greece should
move to occupy the territory, it is IL
tended to convert the Turkish soldiers
into Albanian troops. Many hundreds
of Albanian dresses have been made at
ConstsntinOple for them. TIE tone OF
the Turkish press is very violent towards
European powers.
Vienna, 25.-The powers will draw up
an ultimatum summoning the Porte to
fulfil, within three weeks, the Monte
negro convention, and in the event of
refusal naval denomination will take
place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
Express Carrying.

indianapolis, 26.-The Louisville and
New Albany Railroad having elected
the Adams Express Company because
the latter had obtained an injunction re-
straining them from ejectIng the Adams
Express Company from its line. the ex-
press company had the officers OF the
railroad company arrested on contempt.
To-day Judge Geershsm dismissed the
defendants with cost, but laid down some
law interesting 10 transportation COM
panies and interests. He held that the
railroad company has no right to charge
the express company for carrying packed
parcels the aggregate sum it might
charge for parcels sent separately, but
may charge a reasonable rate for the
carrying of sapo or chest containing
parcels, as on single packages only il
cannot remand the contents Of such par
cells unless it has reason 10 believe the
contents dangerous to lift or carry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
Garfield Innocent.

Chicago, 25.-TTI6une'S Washington;
Ex-Seere.ary McCreary, who was 8
member of the Poland committee, writes
Hon. Charles BeArdsley: "My confidence
in the thorough integrity of Garfield was
strengthened by his daily life. Develop
ment3 since ths Credit Moblier inve;tiga-
ton have led me to the conclusion that
Oskes Ames' memorandum we're very
l have for years felt assured
of the correctness of Gsrfelds recol-
lections Of the facts in dispute"