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Connecticut,

A drunken man with S6ls was throw
ing away greenbaeks by tbs handful nj
the Hartford station recently, lilo was
arrested, sobered OIL, and got his money
back,
j, II, iiOllOn Of Hartford and formerly
Of Stafford has sold an old homestead nj
stafford Hollow which, when built a
few years ago, was valued at about
e,OO0 10 Cyril Johnson for sil00,
This Is one 0i the best places In the
town,
The Stockholders Of the Hlna fire In
suranCe company voted NJ Hartford Ia
Increase is capital by cash subscriptions
from w. 900 900 10 $4,000, 900,
The county commissioners nj Tollnnd
have revoked tbs llquOr license Of 1liOs,
O'Neil Of Rockville, II Il called the first
instance oi the kind In the state,
The Connecticut splrltualisis don't
lke the Camp'meellng grounds NJ Lake
Pleasant, and are trying 10 raise $4,000 Ia
buy n lot nj Mantle,
At recent meeting Of the New Haven
county farmers club, j, j, Webb went
for the genleel tramps with high boots
and $3.50 guns who shoot robins, yellow
hammers and even chlpping'blrds,
As II u, Howe and friend were
driving through pasture near TnlC0tt
mountain on u recent Sunday, leading u
horse behind The wagon, two stations
attacked them, tipping over tho wagon.
and Howe was badly bruised, while hla
| friend tried Ia bent oil the stations with
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
WANTED A DOCTOR.

The widow of an ambassador at Berlin
took an immense fancy to the good
looks and attractive manners Of young
medical man, and, there being nothing
the matter with her, demanded his con-
slant attendance, besides introducing
him to many of her friends. On visit
ing her lately, however, he was stopped
in the hall, and presently her ladyship's
own maid came to say that, unfortunate
ly, my lady could not see him. "Going
outg' "No, doctor; she's really un-
well, and has bad to send for ply
sician."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
CIRCUS ROMANCE,

One OF the prettiest of the ecuyeres or
lady riders at the Hippodrome has met
with tragic end, Her name was put
on the bills as Milo Fanny Gyika. Some
said that the coronet of countess en-.
broidorod on her saddle and trappings
really belonged to her, while others de.
Glazed that they had been assumed with
the same readiness MS that which trans
formed the commonplace Sally Scrog-
gins into Ada lie Montmorency for stage
purposes, Death has torn aside the
veil, and the unfortunate lady, who died
on Tuesday, and was buried yesterday,
was not only real countess, but the
wife of n very wealthy gentleman hold
ing an important appointment at Bucha-
rest. He was present at the funeral and
he took greatly to heart the death of the
lady, who was only "a, and at the very
zenith of her beauty when sic met
with the accident which ended fatal
~.
Hers was one of those wild and rowing
dispositions, more suited to the gypsy
camp than to domestic duties. She left
her husband and wandered from circus
to circus, refusing every offer to return
home. At last she came to Paris and
made an engagement with M. lid
lcr, OF the Hippodrome Just week
ago she made her last appearance before
the public. She was riding her favorite
charger, Sultan, and after putting him
through his PAGES, she galloped round
the arena to receive the applause of the
audience. Somehow the horse backe d
or SHE'D at handkerchief and unseated
his rider, whose foot got caught in the
stinup, She was dragged for some dis
lance, and when taken up had to be
conveyed to the hospital with com.
pound fracture Of the ankle. She was
told that she must lose her leg, but she
refused to undergo the operation, pre-
ferring death, which supervened through
modification of the injured limb within
a few days. London GloJe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

"IheY are mi u beverage iAi r. meilrine,
with curative properties ~ lhr hiahrsl degree,
containing ~ Ir,is1uGus drugs llpry in nGi
tear down an already lrLlituri system, blt
laid u ~, OnD lHllln onulalns more hops,
thai Is, more re,i hop strength, llnn barrel
0f Ordinary beer, EyeFy drugd,i IN lloohes,
tor sells lheH, and Tho PHYSICIANS prescribe
them "-ilochesler Evening Expross on Hop
uitfer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

FURNITURE This week We ara pleased 10
Inform our reader. that lhlRc's Furniture
Manufacturing Establishment Il prepared 10
furnish NJ short nOllool Hotels aud summer
Houses with 800 Cottage Chamber solsl $50
larlor SuIlsi 1000 Hair Mattresses nnd FL
lowai 800 Spring iie'lsI 1000 Mexican llnln-
mocksi 800 patterns Rattan ChHlral 1000 p,lrs
1000 iiazya Chairs aud Stoolsi 800 lawn Sol,
tees and Chalrsj $50 Lawn Tents aud Shades,
900 Dining Tables aud slllohorla, They fur
nlah M Illustrated pnco'lHl by mail, Tho lnMn
entrances "a warci O0lrs Hro ~ Canal niid III
Friend St., ives, side Boston & Maine depot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

The latest man who has been made
happy through The use Of this valuable
Imminent is Mr., James A, C0nlgn, libra.
rian Of lhe Union Catholic Library 81
his city, The following j. Mr., conlans
lndOrsemenli=
UslOg CATHOuG LBRART AssOCIATIOs,l
21i ljeaIiMn street,
Chicago, hgd, No. lSab
! wish 10 all TRy testimony ~ ~ lhp meIils
81 ~ Jacobs Oh 10 q cure igr rheumatism,
Jne Hattie has cared ps Of thi, Troublesome
iisease, which gave me a gIeal deal gf btheI
W. long limei ipl, thanks 10 the rIapiyJ l
,In cured, Tbs slateineut i unsolicited by
any One Ia IL interest,
JAMEs A, COsLAE, Librarian,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

~ irealhe pare, heallhial aiI, and 70
iollow occupations conducive 70 health ani
lang lifi ars tbs privileges 81 the minOiiY,
I,s majority must dwell wherever their hot u
aasi, however iRsalnbn0ns the locality may IL,
and gork al the eralt assigned 90 thea, how,
oysr destructive 10 health aRd yigOr, Medical
soignGe has, hOWeyer, come 70 the aid ~ lhe
latter, IL iIOstslters Stomach bllsTs 'hey
have (and haye had too the last lwehlJ 'hiyt
ysllsj tlle best defense against the lholhNl
Influences which create and lpster disease lhA'
lhe vegetable kingdom can supply ils lngIs'
iinnls aTe among lhe finest botanic sPeelhe'
which research has yel revealed " nan, y.
a preyenliye Of and remedy iOT the disease.
generated by swamps, miasma, lhe ipnl alt o.
Ietnies, excessive heat, OyeT'eHsfllph %
holy 0r miRi, unwholes0me water, 90 any
nihnr ln0riihe eal,se, iiOslelteI's Stomach
Filters bear away tbs paim lron all medicines
nf tho present day
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
.IIpsi ana LJEsI"

Nol ~ flsl, ny lIiendi IoT Y you Wolld 500
.he strong, healthy, bioomlng men, women
,ni ehillren that have been raised IRON beis
II sickness, suffering and almost death, BY the
$50 OF Hop lilllers, you would say, "irulh,
glorious truth" hee 'luths," ~ another
DnlnInn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
IynIorsTION, DYspIpsIA, nervous nrostin

INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous NrosN'
ton and all forms OF gencml debility relieve
BY taking MrysMAS's PErroSizGp DEB
IosIc, tho only preparation of beet contain
ing its entire nutritious properties. IL con-
t,ins blood.making, iorcc.gcncn'ting AM me;
sustaining properties; is invaluable IN Ill
cnlecblci conditions, whether tho result CT
exhaustion, nervous prostitution, o,yerwoi u,
or acute disease. particularly II resulting i,o,e
pulmonary complaints. Caswcll, Hazard q
co., proprictors, New York.
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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted I!
DIR. H. W. LIBBEY,
Of CLEVELAND. o..

For the past tventy.eight years extensively
known successful ply scian in the cure OF all forms
OF Chronic Diseases, he having made this class q
speciality. During that time he has dssnosed and
treated over 10000 Cases, many OF them con-
,iderei incurabe by other prominent physicians.
pa LIliBEY will be at the AMERICAN HOUSE, In
ths city. ZACH MONTH. for TEN DAYS, commencing on
the 10th AMI ending the 3Oth. He describes your
diseases without asking questions. Thousands OF fe-
males have been restored TO health by his treatment
souie having been bed-ridden for rwrsrr IEaRs. for
all such cases be gives direct and natural treatment lie
-harges no fancy prices. Consui aton always
yRyg lie u-es Natures own remedies. scientifically
. mpounied from harmless roots. herbs. barks and
gums lie prefers the worst cases those given up BY
1ihrr physicians Hour for consultation from D a.
a. p. y. e. For references. testimonials. list Of
cured list Of Remedies, and prices charged
House. Boston Mass Ida Wilson Avenue. Cleveland
phio lie Is not travelling physician. but z permanent,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

Imagine for n moment tho thousands upon
thousands Of bottles nf CARnoLiSE annually
sold. and the fact That not u single complaint
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

PIMrLrs ANp iiuNoHs OK fiE FACE IN
this condition Of the skin, VEGEflSE " the
great remedy, rs Il Ncl- directly upon tho cause
II clcanscs and puflics tho blood, thereby
causing humors of nil kind, 10 disappear,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

Persons in want Ut furniture (and WIN Is
nolI .h,.lld 80 10 tbs Immense waIeroen.s 81
ihe 4, N, ,tolmea Furniture co. VIZ NaSll'
ington street, ,hpsloh' helNs Wftny """"'
Eeiurers, their prizes dely eolnre'N'""'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

as follows moon enters penumbIa
18th, III p, ~, enters shadow islh,
Oh q, N, total eclipse begins Los mid-
die, l,i0i ends, 227 leaves shadow,
a,2s leaves pennmba, i,si,
yESSOR
This Canadian probability man says
that he has not attempted details re-
speeiing the weather beyond the month
Of May, said month being considered .
sufficient severe test Of hls theory, but
that Ia the general features probable Tor
the summer and autumn months he has
made use Of sons trustworthy data, and
feels confident as 10 the general ae'
euraey, Therefore, June IL likely to
prove warm, even hot, and dry w 10
about the 10th on 18th days, iieyond
these dates cool aud Rh0wefy weather II
probable UP 10 the Goth, and irosts are
likely TO DO experienced pretty general
~ in Canada and Northern states, A
snowfall Is not improbable Ia mountain
Gus regions, The neiglbOrlood Of the
22d aud 2al days look, IN the distance,
particularly cool aud frosty, while the
aith 10 10th, on tho contrary, smack OF
heat IN many sections Of tho county,
The neighbOrhoOd Of tho 10th u likely
to prove stormy in Western Ontario AMI
Western United States, tho storms
being, in all probability, accompanied
by thunder and lightning aud hail, The
month will end hot, In most parts. with
threatening weather
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

Member Of this department relieved
Of Rheumatism hy the us6 Of 81, Jacobs
Of Police, New York, IN one Of our ex.
changes,
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NEW ENGLAND NEWS,
Maine,

DIS, Tale0ll, Tor " years professor Of
sacred literature Ia iiangOr theological
seminary has resigned
Gen v, q, Pike Of PASSPORT has bought
far go, 600 the island Ut Camp0bellO,
british territory, lying In l'assama'
auOddy hay, tWo miles from Passport,
and intends 10 turn u into summer re-
sort,
CAPT, II, II, Frisbie's house at Crock
cts Neck IN klllery was burned recently,
aud Widow Gilman persisted IN the
hamesi loss slsop, partly Insured,
George Kent. brother Of eK-Goy, Kent
Of Maine, still holds u government p0-
siliOn at Washington, although he Is rs,
w, I, Pearsons 4 Cos, saw,mill At
Great Works, about u miles north Of
Hanger, Was burned recently with the
Store, Blacksmith shop, eOo,OoO feet 0f
cedar logs and 5000 feet Of lumber
total lass over $4,000, insurance saO,,
900, One hundred and sixty men are
thrown out Of employment,
Samuel Murphy and his wife, keepers
Of the tOwn-hrm nj Dexter, are charged
with shocking cruelty 10 paupers, heat
Ing them terribly, working them when
sick, exposing them 10 harsh weather,
and starving them,
There Il q Jam 0f logs Mt caralunk
Falls In Somerset county mile long aud
~ high NJ u lhree'stOry house,
William Rogers Of bath launched r
line steamer Of $50 tons recently, named
Kanawha. owned by the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad, II wlllrun In connection
with that road between Fortress Monroe
and New York,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

An Ohio paper says that the writer of
an article in the May Harper's, who
ascribed his recovery from pulmonary
disease to the air of the Adirondacks, is,
sad to say, now dying of consumption.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

We wnnl MlcITlgchII thtlErIc Ih'Iy NHuNIH 20
sell to woMgS oSLy, M article Of real hysenle
merit For particulars and liberal terms, nd
dress WAGNER 4 CO., Chicago, III,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

Mr.. Owen Of tho Ca,.,orpla Mercury
started subscription which ''aA resulted sl.'','
IN $4,000 for the widow Of John h'o"h'
Of marching memory,
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WARRANTED FOR "a YEARS
And Never ERIlch.

To CURE Group. Spasms, Darrl Ua Dyscntery and Sea
Sickness taken Internally and GUARANTEED per
fecy harmless also externally Cuts Bruises, Chronic
Rheumatism, old Sores. Pains in the limbs aek and
chest Such II remedy DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN
10. 10 one once trying 1t will ever be without IT.;
over GOO ply sc,ans Use II.
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NOT A HEyEItAGI.

The purGst treasure mortal times NJ
fOrls Is spoiless reputation,
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hay, stacks burned and cattle poisoned,
A short time ago, tbs we'll Of Edward
Rowland was poisoned, resulting IL the
death Of q hoy, aud tbs severe mess Of
three other persons, Lately other per,
sons have lost horses and other cattle
by poisoning,
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new Hampshlre.

uuN Nhtt lirhu WIS bhhquptc,l NJ Con-
s" nI u., s' g 'nV 49, ~ h w. s''"'
Wv" Wv ",''V "'s"'s"', W., wv" ''' '"''''
uoy hclI htalcn ~ ~ Inaugural tllnl
NV o .a s,qa M In,I ~, mW ',oas "uo
s, ,a" ,hai ,Io s,atn w nv" o,a Wv"
!" snon oan NV ' ,wI w. ve,,r w Wv nay L"nds
maturing In 1881, The savings hanks
have deposits OF sae.O07,7la, over 81
ooo, 900 more than In 1850, making tho
deposits ayerageabout $40 for every man,
woman and OH ii In the state There
are oossl deloSilors'
The AmOskcns corporation ut Man.
chester recently awarded n contract to
build seven b0arding,llousrs, each l'a
stories higl' ana lpo by ~ lect ~ ne
having sixteen tchchtI'n,r N t'cl' block,
Hno n, ,pon ,uu' v, i1'n ,pon , s'p1"v
lin h s'Vy ''''"' wv" '''' "'""o"'
WIZ wv "so"'
A petition TO the trustees IN clrcnla'
ton among the graduates Of The Chand,
Ter sclchtiiic department. OF Dartmouth
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
IKansss Cily MALL

Literature i tlle Immortality OF
speeeh, e. Achlegel,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

The son OF an Ohio supreme court
Judge has gone to state'prison for
forgery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

The French railroad returns showed
an increase Of nearly 0 IL per cent last
yeNr over 1879,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
Massachusetts.

The New England historic gcnealogic-
nj society met Mt Boston recently, and
strongly opposed tho threatened dcstruc-
ton Ofihc old statc-house.
Nearly all the cattle brought to elias
COW, May 81, by the Ph1nician from
Boston were found to haze the foot and
mouth disease. The carcasscs will he
boiled down.
Abbott, the condemned murderer has
finally been put in the state-priSon ut
Concord.
A party of gypsies who recently, en-
camped near South mountain, Iiltslield,
made such destruction among the farm
crs' fences that the police had to order
them out of town.
Lowell officers recently seized $4,000
worth of liquors belonging to Patrick
Lynch, on the charge that he engaged in
their sale withouta proper license.
A Salem man died the other day, sup
posed TO be almost II paupcr, but he was
found to have $4,000.
The great camp of Massachusetts of
the Knights of the Mabcabees of the
world has been incorporated, receiving
any one of good body and character be-
tween 10 and 65, and making II benefit
fund from which not more than $4,000
can be paid to members family. John
II. Saattuck is commander and w. Il.
Sawyer finance keeper.
Work on the Newburyport jetties has
been stopped, the contractor, +. A. In
gersoll of New London, c., finding the
contract too close for him, but it will
probably be re-let soon.
Prof Kos baby ut Cambridge kicks
against having its feet bound in the
Chinese fashion. and disturbs thcnciSh-
bors by its crying.
The Massachusetts soldiers home on
few DAYS ago. There was large attend
ance, particularly of the members of the
Grand Army of the Republic. and adj
dresses were made by Gen IL. B. Sargent
and Col Higginson.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

That White Tongue
Demands Immediate attention. Nothing so
quickly regulates the system and keeps it pure
as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15
Rhode Island.

James Bollins, while drunk, tried t.
fly out of n third story window at Provl
dence recently. and is now in the hos
pital.
Pardon A. Tillinghast, state senator
from Pawtucket, was elected associate
justice ofthe supreme court few days
ago.
At the meeting of the creditors of A
& w. Sprague of Newport, Gen. Butler
sharply criticised Trustee Chafee's meth
DDS in conducting the affairs of the
estate, and offered resolution requiring
him to make n report. Is. F. Bristow
asked if Gen. Butler meant that Chafee
must report at once, and Butler said
"yes," but afterward withdrew his resO-
luton and substituted one asking Chafee
to resign. Mr.. Payne said that If Chafee
was removed he would appeal to the
United States supreme court. which
couldn't act on the case for three years.
A )mmittee was appointed to confer
with him in regard to speedily winding
up the estate.
Mrs. Allen Dixon was shot at three
times by fellow named Vennor at
Branch village recently, but was not hit
No explanation of the affair is given.
The building at Providence erected
for Brown university by WE. Sayles
rs memorial of his son, and to be
known as Sayles memorial hall. was
formally trans ferred to the university
authorities few days ago. Addresses
were made by Prof. John l.. Lincoln,
President Robinson and William Gam
mel.
Prof. Baird has given the state 500, 900
young shad.
Edward Z. Essex of Newport became
so jealous at seeing his girl withanOther
fellow. that he dangerously shot himself
in the breast.
DR.. Joshua b. Chaplin of Providence
formerly state commissioner of public
schnols, was found dead of heart disease
in his bed yesterday.
Blake Bros. the New York bankers.
have given $1,000 to the Claiming
memorial church fund ut Newport.
Their younger brother, now dead. went
70 school near the site of the church, and
in it they mean to place tablet to his
memory.
MANY outragcs have been committed
near Wes.port and in Little Compton
and Tiverton, several parties having had
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

REST TRUSS EVER Used, descriptive circulars
Lrn \ ~ I,aIIr Inr.A Nn.. GsN MfnIIMAY y. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-15

First and probably I'd, rain and severe
storms in places; ID and 3D., clear or
fair; 4th to 7th, clouding, threatening
weather, with very heavy rains in places;
9Th and 9th, clear; 10th to 18th, cloud
ing, threatening weather, with very
heavy rains and storms in places 14th
and 18th, clear; 10Th to 10Th, clouding,
threatening weather, with local rains :;
10Th to Goth, clear 21st to 25th, cloud
ing, threatening weather, with heavy
rains and storms in places; 25th and
9th, clear; 9th to Both, clouding,
threatening weather, with heavy rains in
places and perhaps storms. Compare
lively warmer days about the 9Th, 18th,
18th, Oath and Goth. Comparatively
cooler days about the "a, 9TH, 10Th,
Goth and 25th but really cool days only
occur when it clears up from the north.
west Earthquake conditions exist in
full force on the 9Th, 18th, 18th, 22d
and Doth. Auroras will probable be
visible on the 3D., 9th, 18th, 2lst and
2Gth. A total eclipse of the moon, June
1l.12, visible to North and South
America, and to portions of Africa and
Australia, occurring in Washington time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-04

A few years ago a stock had
to double and treble itself before it
was considered booming. Now an ad-
vance of few dollars is considered
quite enough. The clippers rush to
sell and fattens things out again.
found his friends with plenty of money
talking about the different stocks they
had made turn in, but now these men
all want to borrow something and re-
herse doleful tales of their losses.
Where a hundred men made money
in specializing five or ten years ago not
more than one or two are lucky enough
to call the turn now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-04
FIRE IN TRUCKEE.
The business Part of the Town Entirely
Destroyed.

TRUCKEE, CAL, August 3.-The prin-
ciple portion of the business part OF
Truckee was destroyed by fire last night.
The fire started in the kitchen of a
house of pro 5titutlon, near the Western
end of the business part of town, at half
past 5 o'clock. The fire burned rapidly
and included every building in the bus
ines part. 1t was still burning at
O'Clock A. NJ. but not spreading. 1t
was confined entirely to the business
part. 1t could not be ascertained
whether the contents Of six fire-proof
buildings were destroyed on account of
the heat. Moody's Hotel was in dan
ger at one time. The loss is about $780,
600. Three water trains and engines of
the G.. P. r. r. assisted in subduing
the flames.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-04
The Situation.

Col. James Orndorff, who was in
town recently, says that a man asked
Col. Fair if there was any chance for a
strike while he was away and the re-
ply was:
at wouldn't make any difference,
my son, if they struck ten-dollar pieces
'twCuld be all the same"
This is exactly the situation. 1t is
not a question of developments but a
question of Col. Fairs personal conve-
nience. The strike may have been
made a couple of months ago and no
one outside Of the mine would be any
the wiser. LEX 80 a.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-04
TEE SAM SOON CASE.
A CI,inaman who Fooled tho Virginia
Authorities.

The Enterprise of yesterday morning
contains an account of what il consid-
ers grave proceeding on the part OF
the Carson officials in attempting to
kidnap a Chinawoman. Sam Soon, the
husband of the woman, claims that he
is peaceable, well disposed Chinaman
trying to rear family on the Ameri-
can plan and that the Sheriff OF Ormsby
is trying to kidnap his wife. The facts
Of the case are that last week three
Cinnamon, Sam Soon among the num-
Der, went to a Chinese bagnio and by
force and threats kidnapped woman
and carried her to Virginia City. Sher-
if Swift went to Virginia to recover
the woman, but could not get the JUS
tice of the Peace to endorse the war;
rant. The woman in leaving the
house bad took good many valuables
and the charge against her was lar
cency. Sam Soon hearing that the au-
thorities were moving in the matter
conceived way out Of the scrape and
SO induced Rev. Walker Of Virginia to
marry them. The woman WAS quite
satisfied with the abduction and per-
fectly willing to marry. Sam Soon
has wife and five children in China.