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A LEVEE BROKEN.
And serious Damage DOnS BY the over.
rLl s-s4 tnOW 10 Railroads. fI|.'


,Ll 4-t0 tnOW 10 RAilEOAds. fI1.' .
KANSAS Orr, April 25,-The levee which
was built to protect the town oil Harlem
and the broad bottom lands opposite the
city from overflow, gave way Saturday eve
ming, and strong current, ten
feet deep, is now running al
the rate OF five or six miles an
hour over the tracks Of the Hannibal
4 st. Joe, the Council Bluffs, the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific and Wabash roads,
For nearly q mile, oil these tracks are
supposed to be washed cut. The leves
gave way about 10 o'clock Tonight, the
water overAowinR q large number Of farms
to depth from four to six feet, The first
intimalion Of the danger which many had
was the water coming into their houses.
/ In the town oil Harlem only half dozen
houses were above the water line. 1t Is
not expected that the water will continue
to rise after tonight,
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LONDON, April 22.--1n the House Of
Commons to-day the Secretary for Ireland
said that II was true that disguised party
had made raid for, firearms, in county
Limerick, In the name Of the "1rish Re.
public" and be was sorry 10 say that no
Rrfests had been made, for, as In many
otl,er cases, 1t was impossible to get inior.
nation or aid from the injured parties.
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ENJOYME EN rN or nOYALrYlN RUSSIA.
Tho Empress Suffering faom Hystoria
Caused by Terror.

New YoRk, April 25.-Cablegrams say
that ever since the assassination OF the
Gear the Empress has been suffering from
severe bySteric attacks. She was threat.
ened with death OF the most horrible de.
scription should sophi Pieoasky and
Hessy Hellmann, the two women implt.
Gated 10 the assassination, be executed.
She made the most strenuous eteftions 10
obtain their pardon, and received a prom.
lee TO that effect. She did not discover the
deceptive character OF this promise Until
after the execution oi PieofSky, and this
discovery threw her into violent parox'
cam.
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CHARLESTON, April 25.-The CowpenS
Centennial Committee received informa.
lion that President and Mrs. Garfield and
Secretary Blaine expect 10 be present at
Ihe unveilipg Of the Morgan statue at
ypattansbufg, May 1lth,. Ex.pfesident
md MIS-. Hayes will probably attend.
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j W SIS HVNa"t
sr. Louis, April 25.-Edward McFee, Of
he New York Financial Chronicle, arrived
here to-day from an extended trip in the
Southern States, and reports business al.
iairs In that section CT the country In a
satisfactory condition. The cotton season,
be says, has been backward but the out.
look, owing 10 the recent favorable wealth.
pr, is generally good, and the planters ex.
peCt full aud line crop OF the staples.
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win Large Quantities Of. wheat and
Ha,,.t.AS.

Lumber.
DETROIT, Mich, April 25.-Duncomb 4
Co.'s large Touring mill at Decatur, this
State, was burned last night with 1000
bushels Of wheat. Loss $25, 900, II is sup.
posed 10 be the work Of incendiaties.
KALAMAZOO, April 26-Bond's mill and
lumber yard at Fife Lake, Mich, burned
Sunday. Loss $4,000. No insurance. ,
Louisville, KY, April 25.-Hugh Stat.
iofd's extensive cooper shops in the ex.
treme east end OF The city were partially de.
btroyed by fte to-day. Loss 10 building
and stock about $4,000. The insurance d
li1hL, r. .N. . IT, -
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MiLwAukEE, April 25.-'rhe printers In
the Rtputltcan and Sentinel offices struck
to-day for an advance Of Ave centss per
1000 Ms. Both Offices refused the ed.
vance, and the papers will be got out to.
morrow by the help Of girls and appren.
tices. An agent for eastern Unions has
gone 10 81. Paul to organize similar move.
fnart there. -IaIti.. E1I}.
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! WASHINGTON, April 25. : ExiMlnisIef
Kasson is in The city looking after the
spsaksrship. His friends are very san.
guine as 10 bis success Ia the contest
Dunnell, Of Minnesota, has been here
ever since adjournment Ia bis own inter.
Get. The West has most OF the candidates
In The field at present.
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Substantial Recognition Ora JournaiIsr'S

ClScISN44l, April g5. .-The members Of
the Pork Packing Association to-day pre-.
asnted. ono thousand dollars in gold to
Charles B. Murray, editor OF the Olncln-
natl Price. Current In recognition oi his ser.
vices in the collection aud publication Of
statistics, and especially 10 enable him to
take a European journey to regain his
health, lost by too close application to
work.
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News nESTR0YED,

HaenAVentuFa CoHsa med, ard the Pops.
iailon HOmsIsss-LO OfLlfe. '1'
PANAMA., April 0.-The town Of Buena.
ventura was destroy ed By Gre on the 18th.
Loss, 100000. Three persons were
burned 10 death. Fifteen hundred people
are homeless. The steamer which called
on the 14th, left oil The provisions she
could spare fot the starving populace.
In Lima q party OF aimed Cinnamon
fited on d Chillan patrol. They wete cap.
tured and two were shot. 1tis believed
that Chilli will annex Peru.
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Toups,ism In scotland.

IoSDoS, April 2j.-The Glasgow papers
say that Catherine Marshall, aged four.
teen, and daughter Of a railway lsborer,
has not taken food since the beginning Of
the present year. She takes q little water
daily, but scarcely sleeps. She hss great.
ly enaclated, but her pulse is perfectly
natural,
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NEw YoRK, April 25.-The Duke Of
Sutherland, Marquis Of Stafford, and .
number Of other directors Of the London
and Northwestern Railroad Company, ar
lived here to-day, and will make q trip
across the Continent, Dr.. Russell, the
well known Cofrespondeht. is Of the party.
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wooSsOcKEr, r. 4, Abtil q, .EztehSivs
forest Ateq are raging along the Ptoyi.
dsnCe and Wotcestor railroad, In the
towns Of WoonsoCket, Cumberland and
Lincoln. Hundreds Of acres have been
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rndln Itrnlnetl bI ) llreNer1 WNeon.

'srEubESvtLLR, April 25-Wm. y. Kulin,
over eighty years Of age, living in this
city, was run over this morning by q
heavy brewery wagon at the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, sustaining
aaTinnB injury,
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Spautsh PfoieeiSraie over the EOOIoO
APehIpel6gS.

MADRID, April 25.-An official dispatch,
dated Manila, April gath, says; The late
Sultan Of the Z1oloo Islands has been
succeeded by his son, who. accepted The
Protectofate OF Spain over the ArChipela.
20, and undertakes to punish any rebel.
lion against Spanish pfedominance.
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EAfeYatss - -
'''"s the sunday Law al stsubsn.

an, ,,'...SvILtE, ...'LtE, April 25.-wilIoy Vim.
I.sO,SS , vOImOnly known as "Ftenchy,"
S,n%i. vr'.S asa saloon on the corner Of the Pan.
WA , S,,s.s..I Nsllio1d and Washington street,
Ma SnD5.ed Srss,ed l1st night ijr Violation oi
cost ,bS y ordinance and fined $50 and
Is,I,oSSn Ij, Sns !. l9li extent Of the law, MAYOR
'O'' F" determined 10 enioFce the law,
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BRUTAL BAEN BURNERS
Set Fire 10 stable With SIX Horses In
ItEnd all are Consumed.
b RAnNRsuTILn q Anil %.

5Ptcl4l DIlPAIchI0 Ile InIIlRulutT'
A barn belonging to Alexander Har'
per, about three miles south Of this place,
was burned on last Saturday night. The
barn and all its contents, including six
horsea were consumed. twas the deed
Of an incendiary.
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DUBLIN, April 95.-Patnell, speaking at
a meeting near Newbutg, declared It i'm.
possible for an honest man 10 learn what
we're hls rights under the Land bill.
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NBw YoRK, April 05.-A Columbus, Ga,
dispatch says. Louis whitaker, coloted,
charged with the mnfdef. Of NJ. o. Jenklns,
Was taken from the jail BY masked men
Al Gadbden, Fla, and hanged.
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Another Fatal Ciass Of lhe raansr
Mania,

wAuPAtA, Wis, April 25,-Mfs. Hob.
son has died after nineteen days and four
houfa abOtentlon from all noutibhmSnE,
food Or liquor oi any hind,
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FOREPAUGn's FRENZY.
He Sues n Rival Firm, and Gets Good
Al, for Roth,

Al, for Roth,
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Adam Fore
pAugh has instituted suit against Barnum,
Bailey 4 Hutchinson, proprieton Of the
Geat London Circus, for $4,000 damages,
He claims that they entered into q con.
SpiraCy to injure his business by Circula'
ting dsfamatory bills about his show
business. The parties gave bail in SlO,-
600 to-day, '-t
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Then made an address Ia which he re-.
counted the life and services Of Admiral
FArragut, and concluded with graceful
tribute to the officers Of tho navy.
Hon. Daniel W. Worries then, amid
loud applause, advanced to the front Of
The speaAkers' platform and delivered 6
most eloquent address.
Al the conclusion Of Senator Voorhees,
address the
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A C0nlnnnatinn mad

NRw YORK, April 25.-Ths death Ia an.
nounced today Of Louis psnha, Of this
city, aged l0s.
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D1cAFuR, Ala, April 25.-Ben Perkins
and Ebert Williams, both colored, Of Sum.
lef county, have been sentenced 10 be
banged July Sd iot,mutdet
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played OHail to the Chiei," followed by
the Admiral's salute, during which the
troops presented arms, drums beat, trump.
eta dourished, aud at the sound Of the last
gun the adnirals flag was hauled down,
The procession reformed, aud giving the
statue the marching salute, proceeded to
the Executive Mansion, and passed IL re-
view before President Garfield, his Cabi.
net, and the senior Objects oi the army
and navy. The parade was soon afterwards
,iiatniRaed,
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NRW "AnH ONeFt
A,..., S ioRK, April 25.-The Getmanie
, 1881-12-28
Lr IL sr.OW{.r TOWARDS THE 0ALt0W5s
Rnstiol ElIsnatch tn Tn fkit1oQ 1f1hHNka

IT Il HII)W{.V TOWANlS3 THE 0ALI1UW5v
8ptstas Dlspasch to Ths Chtenop 1fsouHs*
WAYuiSurtlh. D, t., pcu .7.-Gulteau was mol
quito Us abuylye aud insulting in hts rsmarkt
to-day us hp hus bec.l. although tlnpu1out enough
noyerkheipss II waa bud usy for him. Tut
testimony ut thu ono witness examined, Dr. Ae'
poputd, Mv<!tta! Superintendent OF tho NcH
York City Hospital fnr tho 1nsane-a Kontleu'a!n
whu bus had over LOU insane puraona uudor bill
treatment, and who has made Insanity specia!
study fur almost scuro pt Yaars-bclng mos
damaging u tho IuEthor cxIstepce Of tho iraa
structuFp Of Ills assumed luaautty. Tho prlnck
pal points made in tho pootur's testimony a. aa
expart wu1a il sulauon 10 Qu!traus allsxod ~
, 1881-12-28

CR0CkERY AND FANCY
GLASSWARE.
csc Vases for SC,
SOC Vases for Is G.
81 Vases for 35o.
ST Smoking Sets, SOC.
Fine China C0spa(l0ro, decor.
ated, ut Soc; worth $1.50.
Those $25 Brindlo Bull
Dogs, large size, at ~.
Full Decorated Chamber
Sets ut 1896.
Large nlajolica bowl pitch
ers, at 10c.
, 1881-12-28
j. LEifMANN.
OUR ANNUAL
CLEARING and LOSING MONEY
: 4 g =. c. =. ] e GO. g.
For week only before stock taking. sverware at half
value comprising Rogers Brothers. Derby Silver Company
Simpson, Hail Miller and other standard manufactures

12c buys the best Silver
plated Knife, Tablespoon,
Teaspoon, sugar-shell, Salt
Spoon, Butter-Knife, Gravy
Spoon, Oyster~Fork, Mustard
Spoon, etc, etc., worth soc
each.
1000 Hats, consisting OLA
dies',. Children's, Boys, and
Mems Hats, at 25c each,
worth ST..
A $500 Satin Corset for
$500.
A 5000 Corset for 75c.
500 Damask Stand Covers,
in buff and white, with red
border, at 25c each. Cost
soc to import.
1000 doz. pairs OF Ladies
Linen and Cotton Cuffs, plain,
fancy, and embroidered, at
&C pair.
1000 doz. Collars at z cts.
each.
1000 yds. Of Plaid Sash
Ribbons at 18c yd.
80 cartons Of extra width
of plain and fancy Black
Brocade at 1oc yd.
, 1881-12-28
THE ASSASSIN.

LILLE ASSASSIN.
Epist1e of Saint Charles
Julius Cuiteau to the
Americans.
As a Matter Of spiritology
Ho Is Ready for CRU
cifxion.
As n Matter Of Fact, lIo Prc.
surnes that He Shall Be
President.
His Likeness to the Savior, So
Far as Being Despised
Can Go.
Testimony OF Or. A. E. Mcdonald,
Of Wards Island, in Court
Yesterday.
Tllc Doctor Hny Attended Over
Six Thousand Cases Of
Insanity.
Viewed in Every Light, Charles
Julius Guiteau Is
Sane.
Tic Witness, III Ill Ills Experience, Iias
Ncrer Seen an Example Of Tcu.
|. porary Insanity.
Gniteau Dislikes All Such Testimony,
and Blaokguards the Doctor
| fnvartfv.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
PARADISE, NEVADA.
CRAWFORD 4 ABEL. PRopRIETcRs..

The proprietors of the st. Nicholas take pleas.
ure in announcing that the above favoritas
, Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout, and it has now frst-class ac-.
cosnmodations for families and others.
I Ii f. T b LES
VIII be kept supplied with every article the
markets afford, prepared by the most expert
enced coanosseurs.
III L. ROOMS
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
comfortable.
THE BAR
viii be found stocked with the shoicest brandss
of
Wines. Liquors, Cigars and Lager,
At prices to suit the times
Persons visiting Paradise, who desire good.
Meal, Drink Cigar or Bed, are referred to the
Sc. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Az The travelling public are respectfully
formed that although the st. Nienolas is not
the Stage Depot, no better accom- mo- cations cam
be had at any Hotel in the cour Gry.
CRAWFORD l. A
Paradise, May 80, s81. my.
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THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOK


Will be open until the 1st day of December,
1881, at the Office OF the Secretary, X. W.
WOOD.
The Trustees will not call in over Is per cent.
of the subscription per month. The first call
will not be made for month or two. In the
meantime the Trustees will thoroughly post
themselves as to the necessary and best ma
chinery, and otherwise ma ture their plans
After depth Of 500 feet is attained, it is
provided by statute that the county shall pay
out of the General Fnnd two dollars a foot for
each additional foot.
We hope that no business man in the couaty
will fail to subscribe. T6ey can do 50 by ap-
plying to the Secretary, in person or by letter.
Correspondence with Artesian Wei, Borers
solicited.
J. GERMAN, President.
l.. l. RICHARD, Vice President.
FRANK NARAM0RE, Treasurer.
Il. W. WOOD, Secretary.
Winnemuccay November L, 1881. tt
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Mex,co's Exposrtlen.

Chicago, June 11.-A scientific, ar
tistic. agricultural and industrial expo
sition is to be held at Orizaba, Mexico,
in November next, under the auspices
of the government of the state of Vera
Cruz. Ample arrangements are being
made by the state authorities for the
accommodation of visitors. All goods
intended for the exposition are free
from duty. Reduced rates on freight
from the United States to Vera Cruz
have been secured and the shippers will
be relieved from all care or annoyance
and the trouble of shipping, clearing
or entering their goods. David v.
Whiting Of this city has been commits
stoned by the governor of the state of
Vera Cruz to invite citizens of the
United States to participate in this
exposition, either as visitors or exhib-
itors and assure them no pains or ex-
pense will be spared to secure their
pleasure and profit. He will give any
information desired if sought or ad-
dressed at 102 Washington street.
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Mt. Vernon, June 21.-A serious
cutting affray occurred in Opdyke, a
village situated eight miles from here,
on the L. and N. railroad, which re-
suited in the death of John Hudson.
Hudson was running saloon at that
place, and while trying to bounce a
shoemaker out of the saloon the shoe
maker drew knife and stabbed Hud-
son in the heart, killing him almost
instantly. Hudson was quite young
man. and served year in the peniten-
tiary two or three years ago for stealing
money from saloon keeper. Full par
ticulars Of the cutting are not yet OBJ
tainable.
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st. John, N. B., June 21.-The Char
lottetown, (P. E. I.) Patriot, has un-
earthed terrible scandal in the Prince
Edward Island insane asylum. A pa
tient named George Manson was let
out Of his room at night that the at
tendants might have some sport with
him. He struck one of the men, and
four attendants turned on him, and
pulled him along the floor. After
putting him back in the bed one of the
attendants again jumped on him and
kicked him. The superintendent be-
lieved story told him by lying at
tendant and made no investigation, but
a reporter heard of the outrage and ex-
posed it. Four attendants were ar
rested, and, after examination, were
committed for trial at the supreme
court.
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A Horrible AnaIr In Arkansas.

st. Louis. June 21.-The Republ,-
cans Little Rock special says: Par
ticulars of terrible affair were
brought to town to-day. Some days
ago the house of miserly old farmer
named Stokes, living in Sharp county,
was robbed of four or five hundred
dollars by six masked men. Thursday
night last, band of fifteen or twenty
men went to the houses of Tibbets.
Alner Stanley, and James and Jona-
than Callahan, took them to an adjacent
glen, and tortured them in a most hor-
rible manner. with a view Of making
them confess the murder, The Gala
hans have since been arrested, but it is
said Tibbets and Stanley were tortured
to death, as they cannot be found.
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PERSONAL: POINTS.

Ex-Attorney General Devens will be
in Cheyenne on business, July 10th.
Revs. W. B. Winn, of Fort Collins,
Col, Mr.. Mason, of Boston. Mass, Mr..
Swayne, of Philadelphia, Penn, DIR.
Jeffrey, of Denver, and Mr.. Banks of
this city, are the guests of Mrs. R. S.
Van Tassel, during the Baptist church
dedicatory services.
DR.. Talmage, brother of De Witt
Talmage, of New York, who has been
in the missionary service for thirty-four
years, and who assisted Rev. ]. Y.
Cowhick at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday, departed for the Pacific coast
yesterday with his family.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

New York: Conkling and Platt left
this evening for Albany.
Galveston: Another stage robbery
occurred 25 miles from San Antonio,
one armed robber doing the act.
Boston: President Garfield will at
tend the American Institute of In
struction, in July, at st. Albans, Yer
mont.
Medford, Mass: The dummy en-
gine's boiler at the wharf exploded to-
day, shattering several buildings, in
juring five fatally and killing another
workman.
City Of Mexico: A fight occurred
near Cerralro. between the soldiers and
twenty-five smugglers. The latter were
defeated, losing some merchandise.
Sixty Apaches invaded the state of
chihuahua.
Washington: An order was issued
by the postmaster general to. day to
abolish on the 1st of July all that por-
tion Of mail route 80 ,024, from Vinitia,
Indian territory, to Las Vegas, New
Mexico, B. w. Packer, contractor.
Iowa City: A train on the Burling-
ton Cedar Rapids & Northern struck a
COW just at the entrance OF bridge
near here, broke through the bridge
and went down into the stream, killing
Engineer Nolan and Brakeman Ma
loney.
st. Louis: President Paramore, of
the Texas and st. Louis narrow gauge
railway, reports the forming of syn
.dicate with $4,000, 900, in New York,
to extend its running from Waco,
Texas, to Rio Grande, and from Mt.
Pleasant to Dallas.
Washington: There is good author
| ity for the statement that Assistant
Secretary Upton will not be requested
to resign. 1t is very probable that
Upton will be commissioned to perform
important duties in connection with
the continuance of per cent bonds.
Dublin: The arrest Of Cox leaves the
land league exclusively in the hands Of
Sexton. Three men were sentenced to
five years penal servitude for riot, and
assaulting the police. Sexton, at land
meeting to-day, made strong appeal
to America for funds. It was a critical
as
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PAcIFIcArIOx OF IRELAND.



London. June 21.-Advices from
Dublin tonight say that quietness pre-
walls throughout the country. The
farmers have harvested the biggest
grain crop known for fifty years, and
the root crops promise to be unprece-
IDENTIFY abundant.
Archbishop McCabe's pastoral on
Sunday, denouncing the league, and
sharply reminding the clergy that their
mission is not to incite an aggressive
war, but to promote peace and concord,
has thrown the leaguers into confusion.
1t is known, moreover, that DIR. Nc
Cabe is in this as in many other in
stances, the direct mouthpiece of the
pope. The pastoral will have much
weight, not only in the arch diocese of
Dublin, but throughout Ireland. DIR.
McCabe is in high favor at Rome, and
it is probable that he will be one of the
new cardinals. The leaguers say that
Archbishop Croke will reply to his pas
toral, but 1 have reason to know that
he has received a pretty strong hint
from the vatican that his course on the
land question is deeply mortifying to
the holy father, and that 1T will be for
him in future to confine himself strictly
to the work of the church.
There is a great falling off in the
number of outrages. The landlords
have resolved not to execute writs of
ejectment except in cases where the
tenant absolutely denies the right of the
landlord to collect rent. Many land
lords who fled from here during the
boycotting period are returning, and
there are signs on every hand that the
agitation has nearly burnt itself out.
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The GaraeId-Gr.nt Cerrespondenes

The Garneld-Grant Correspondence.
New York, June 21.-A Times re-
porter interviewed Gen. Grant to-day,
who said he received Garteld's letter
while in Mexico, in which be expressed
such views respecting the position of
Conkling and Platt toward the admin
istration as he now maintains. He had
not yet had time time to answer the
letter, but would do SO at length, as it
was most polite and friendly. In fact,
he had already begun to answer it. He
didn't feel that it was proper to give
the letter for publication, but the presi-
dent had his full consent to give both
letters out. The letters would explain
themselves. 1t was time to answer the
public charge that he was Inconsistent
on the senatorial courtesy question. He
had consulted Sumner and Boutwell, in
appointing Simmons collector of Bos-
ton, but Sumner put himself outside of
the pale Of the administration by his
treatment Of 1t. Boutwell, strongly
supported Simmons. who was really a
competent officer. When Dawes and
Hoar became senators they demanded
Simmons removal, and he was removed
despite the protests Of the business men
Of Boston, because Of senatorial court
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