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-, :, e"' ~, 1,.t'y ~ VIZ eoneens Mstnony VI
,'e !nt o',eHls. "!1o say 'ta's "ie prisoner
'"" otsH 'oI6 III t'o', castay oeinlo any
SUGGESTIONS were naao as 70 ms "thspira-
Iion, or tnat ho was I'm asens OF the
l'etts.'
noctoh soM';: aolSu;
sau 'e'! pysscia,,, 2.s WHO nas pEaclleea IN thts
eny LOT n!t5.louE ye"ls' conhs1ned every
.huaH t!'at ue''' notMolas n"a sait' as 10 aaf-
te'!u sah'tS' IT. 1oune' wno mas deen tne
I'tlsnhel every aay slneo ne was lncarcef-
"'ets. aa"' that he nau examined t'lm more
careln,.y ,u auIlnG uie past swo mouths aa 10
li.s pulse, Temperature anu 1espttauon, az
~ WHICH we're pe1leetly NORMAL ana hts
.!c'',la. Ana,' VIII t!e s1eepuoh OK occasional
a.b"' 't'.slalin! ~, nst"eks' "as pellect n lew
Ways "lset unhe"ua incarceration h'e WIZ
.. aea' ''u" cohFetsatuil VIII "l'ti' a1la nsKeo
~, l''.lt WY Ac con''nittea lle CRIME Ae tc"
pllcI 1hat " was M inspt.auon," pnt daall'
l1ea ~ 1y Saving snat II tne ffesldent oiea lie
Womb pe sure tlat IL was an 4hspifaaon; X
nc 'lVeu no "oata aonot II. ~ a!aotnort tline.
attef the fleslaeats aeath, tne "ltness asKea
lug ptisoheF why, u nc removed INC tsesl-
aent unaeF m lnsplIaEiont no "ns Wiling 10
~. wv u.s e""ao VI n'a .'eAth w e'o uoe,oto'
lug prisoner sa'" thlnes must taRo tnelr
srt..
1'e assas'n occohes .... -.....---...
nA1If PAIL MORE vtTurEtsAr1vE AND 1SsofES7.
!ils interruptions arc 1teanent' alstafolnX
ne JuaRe' counsel. Witnesses nna Jury.
L."I, Whe'p. cur skunS' pup
~, huave' aic 1eW OF Tue EXPRESSIONS
apphea M!t't seSua'lk l1npaet'nu.y 70 "'1aoss
every WHhe5S VINO appears 10 TESTIFY aRalnsE
him.. None but the Judge, Jury, and spectar
tors are exempt from Ills scurrillty. The
prisoner crouches and creepS behind the OF
l'ccfs while being taken to md from the
courtroom. a1ld, nnuer me shadow OF tho
bencll, eonulicts Himself With tho brayado OF
bully. What Impression these exhibitions
are having apon the Jury cannot be told' out
they are creating general prejudice Aguinst
him llerc IN tue minds OF people VINO had been
nttirst incifncd to regard hin rs 'nsane' Tho
| prosecution IS toaay peftectly cohhaeht OF
SECURING verdict against tue assasln. Tho
whiKtt ot evidence brought oiit on feoattat
against the theory Of insanity has been o7cr-
whelt'lng. ..-......
| TIE DIVORCED WIFE or dufTEAu.
3lfs' Unh''llte' was put upon the STAND, oat
ilol allowed 10 tesIlly because taa oflR'hat
record OF hef di'otco was not IN court
Hhen Ills feco1a Il ploo'lcetl' sue VIII 90
examined ..-..-.....-
| al1s' b"ln''Ie "as 81 si1'"H III s'ntute thAs
| s,o "'ts "''"oa1 so""pete'y ,iiuuua. aio'a
VIEW Sue WAS attifea IN o!acs' "lth gay
pohhet ana "nite na1'uhefc11et VI luce
ABOUT hef neck. ote 'aikea SO low lnas only
taoso near tho stana couia neaE hcr. nuiIne
her 0r'cf examination oa'teau never iooReo
up from paper nc pfetehdea 10 feaa.
As hEAA1'KAn1E' rERi,Aps' PERHAPS Az THE fhs'
+. .,a .x,,,,,, ,,,aa 10 Tho ,,oro r,,.v ~
DittrjIb D6rtI1u Of his auditory, who seem to
, 1881-12-16

Thousands OF ladios today oherish grateful re-
Of LydIa II. Pinkhau,'a Vegetable Compound. 1t
positively cures Al female complaints. Send 70
Mgs, Lydia 4. Finkham. III Me&teEn avenue,
Lynn NA1s, for pamphle1A
, 1881-12-16

ROCHESTER,, N, y, Dec, i5.-The failure OF ii.
", T!tia1,, country merchant. at KnnwlcayIlle,
Orleans County, hAa aa.sae mich excttosusnt In
that vicinity. Ills liabilities REy rsportrll at
t.a1, ,OO. The fartneta Of this Vicinity. Ml0 bud
sul their produce 10 llIl1is. lose all tho value
uI shls ycns'a cropj ny has failure. l1e owss Ill
OF shuua,
, 1881-12-16

0AAA1A4 y - \ IN - 41AA AA -
STATEMENT or MAIsr1NEz.
fpteiaG UspateA 10 1ns CHICAGO Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Dec. 15.-The Gillian
Nlnlstcr to tho United States. rs late rs tic
.iYt Of November, sent II full statement uf
tho situation In South America rs between
the Republics Of Chill, Peru, and Bolivia to
Secretary Blame, In order that tic State De-
partsnent might be rightly informed with re-
gar.l to the altitude of Chilli and probable
future events. ue repeats the history OF the
war, declaring TINT Chilli went from Africa 10
Linn bccausu it was n necessity. The PERU
vim leaders having lied to the interior, pro-
posnls Of pence were expected from them, but
they did not cuiuc, and Chill rec0gnlzett
tho public seryic1 Of Peru, giving to tho
pGruvIR1.s the municipal administration arid
tho post-o1tice. The fuGttlyes declared Tint
tl,etcrritory of Peru should hot bo dis1ncul-
beret.
THIS MAS AN EXCUSE
for tlicn to keep on devastating their own
country 1t was impossible to treat with
anybnly. Tie occupation Of the seacoast
became n necessity. The Chiltan authorities
were requested to adopt n policy Of anl,exa-
ton. Thc occupation is very expensive, nnd
It Is gEaring exaggeratlon to say Chilli has
lna.le great profits out Of tie occupation.
The figures reported nre Of Rr0ss receipts
in n deprecated currency. In this state
OF things the u,l,p,n1c Government Of Cat-
dGron wns formed. Chill did not create 1t,
but only tolcrntcd It, ald geyo 1t some sup
port In order to help make 1t strong enough
10 trent for peace. 10 speak OF any legltl-
mate Government now existing In Peru Is nil
excusable error, Mr.. Hurlbut mndo a mis-
take. Caideron accepted tho Office OF peace
at ,k1$t.
, 1881-12-16
The HpraKlae Eistus,

pRoy1pENcH, Il. l.. Dec. lh-Tho Supreme
Court dissolved the injunction rcstrAinIug tho
f4lo OF tho 6pEaKAc estate.
, 1881-12-16

NEWARK, N. j., Duo. l6.-'rwo thousand pe0-
pla wure present at tho reception to Fnther
Bhsehy tonight. a re&olut!on Dt sympathy With
tho Land Le4Kua and Pafncll Waa adopted.
, 1881-12-16
A Mt. louis Tobacco Firm Makes an
AxxQklbU9es&f.

Fl. LOUIS, No.. lee. lA-Crowley, Elsner
Co., Wholesale cigar and tobacco merchants
have mako an asslsnmeut. Their ilRhIIItiee ar
estimated Al III, 900. Assets upnllnally values
at $l0,Uul, t
, 1881-12-16
I1alIosvuy, tho Drfaultlng IsoughkecpsGe
Hank Teller,

pouOnKEEpstE. N. T.. Dec. M-lt Ia stated
that ualloway, tho allo9al desanlting paying
teller ut tho Hank ut Poughkecrslo. has bocn
mentally disturbed for months. Checks, notes,
letters. and papers Of Importance are found ln
out.0f- the-way places. One latter, WrlttGn Blx
mouths ago. was opened today, and found to
contain check, An 0ll orcrcoat contained
checks aud n0tes. ns did also pair nf cAst-oit
pantn!nnnB. Nun waiting to pay bills hntc been
iretlttau with tho aMoHHt tlue. Tho ACcoult8
Arp In tho utuiuat confusion.
, 1881-12-16
Nugcnt d. Co.., OF Newark, N. J.s Mako
NH AHslYunkent.

NH Assignment. ..-
EEwAnk, N. j., Dec. l5.-Nugont i Co. havo
assigned ali their property to George u. Ienkln-
so.l. their Receiver. under the United States
Court, for tho henatlt nf thslr. creditors. Thu
ia to give the 3tcchnnics llaHk. which cIaIms
priority Nn.ler katluuHt law. thBir sharu with
athur creditors In cabe thntr priority IL dcnted.
, 1881-12-16

sptetst Dl,paieh to 1nt chieaao 1,ttt,ne
DosTny. Musa., Dsc. I5.-rhe stockholder. at
tho Central lank today voted almost unani-
mo,ts!y to levy m assessInept OF 100 per cont On
stotcd thar cnnfro,,cr Knnr vo,,,d rcrn.c n al
Inv the In nj. tn contlnt,o IN busincs. ,,uless nm
arrangement ,vc. nj, oncc mnde ror oh,otnlry
avuflnt1c n..css. and bnn surrcsta,1 thnt An AZ.
kess,nent be levied. rhoro npnenret to ho no
altornntivo. ,,ui.ss TIM atockhocrs nreferre,l tn
au,,nlt to tho annoInttucnt Of n 1teceiy-
cr Ii II vera a9recd that the as-
sosau,eut should 10 levied, tho Directors
woro Of tho opinion hat tho bank would
seo;rst e tho % pac,1o 1,anf I'M ce,, cocctcd % ths
~ "...o ~. a ,.,s ~ sas
money raised ny asaossment snould 10 fetasned
as as M yao was manifested ~ @ s1sa by
rey 70 Of Tho stockhoilers, although BONO Of theyo
oams. tne auesnppn nas y peeh shseo ne aHons 1ai
whetber a. tl,ey na re cos,oeoti to psYau assesae H
mcns @ on tno stook Gnusr penalty OF its Inn tnlme-
bank has yet been mado to them, no Receiver
appointed. nor anything done. 80 fnr as they arc
LYLE Mncn . e1 ~ e s"n aof ~, ~ ~ ~
matter. and. Il tho polnt proves 10 bs woil
takon, they propose 10 havo their rights re-
spected. aud Will demand "A complete aud full
nftiror1 anil hrentnra that hnyn led IN fba nrra.
tnr,tc .ptsa" n ~ rn.f1nnt t,an
voT G,,t at rros,,nt thnI Inntion,an IA very III.
With chances Of fatal termination.
Tho GunnlAon Improvement Company
Ir,1,,at,r1,,,t. INN 15.-The f3,,nnison i'm,
proyemcnt Company Of Colorado, heretofore
.,s...,,...a., ~ ~ ro.x v".r .,.,IIo~,a Lna,rr
as tho uanh.son eoa4 tomPany o. NOW aoEA.
Tho tertus OF the purchase are: Tho syndicate
gets control of all tho property Of tho Gllnni.
snr Tmnrnvnmnnt Comnany hr haudtp1
49,. su u.n noo .ss.". ~ r.. o,,.,s,,.n., 80,
wv! .tV'"U ao.tua .a LIZ o.s!nMso.s ~ M ~ ~,
, 1881-12-16
THE ASSASSIN.

=. - AAt-k3AAJA.Af4
His Hicieous Voice Is Still
Croaking Over Car
fields Grave.
He Makes a Speech Declaring
that He Should Re.
ceive Help.
Several Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Wero Nob1y Given to
Mrs. Garfield.
Therefore, In Justice and Right"
the Slayer Should Receive
Like Tributes.
The Witnesses Again Stigma
tized as Liars and Whclps
by the Assassin.
Mister Big-Mouthed Porter"
the Special Object Of the
Murderer's Hatred.
The Assasin's Sister Siding with the
Assassin in Criticism Of Her
Husband.
Her vain Attempt to Ask Question "oF
Vital Importance In tho
Case"
Testimony Entirely Destr uctivs Of Both tho
Insanity and ?" Iuspirational" The
cries Of tho Defense.
, 1881-12-16

and tile company has record of thnsc tn
whom each ono wns intrllstetl." III gcll.
CrAt terms,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13

Pacific are extending their road from
FL Paso south, intending TO connect
il with what Is known IS the Pierce
system in texas, at San Antonio.
They have bought the Pierce read
from San Antonio TO Houston. the
Terry road and the Adams road from
Houston to Vermillion, paying about
$4,000 per mile for a road that cost
only about so, 900 per mile. That
lets them into New Orleans"
..what effect do you think this vast
plan Of railroad developments, when
completed, will have on the COM
merce and the growth Of the different
trade centers Of the country
"Well, I think there IS no doubt
that the whole wool and grain crop of
everything west Of the Missouri river
will find an outlet a. New Orleans.
We expect to take the grain-every
bushel OF grain that Is raised in Call
ifornia-oyer the line 10 New Orleans,
and 10 ship it from there to Europe.
II can be done within sixty days.
The line is not 50 long As it is from
here 10 New York, and there Is the
finest harbor in the Gulf at New Or
leans. Il takes six months TO go
round the Horn, and how many
bushels OF grain do you think will go
that way when II can be sent right
through by New Orleans."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
Correction.

We are informed by a friend in
from Hamilton that we we're misin-
formed in regard to the statement
upon which Was based an item in the
NEWS last week. 10 the effect that one
of the County Commissioners had been
appointed Deputy Assessor al q sal
AIRY of 81 per diem This, We are as
sured, was not the case, and We r
glad TO rectify the-mistake we were
led into. Oar informant in the first
instance was a gentlemen who resides
here, and Is in every respect worthy
Of credeace. He told US he had re-
ceived the statement direct from q
Of the Board, and he believed 1t to be
true. The NEWS does no mean
knowingly to do any n injustice,
through bias of any kind, and II We
happen to be misinformed about any
public matter, we shall always hasten
to make tina amende honorable when
the true facts are ascertained. Justice
TO al lnen is our motto.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

THERE Is A REPORT ABOUT TOWN
that the water ditch Of the Cherry Greek
Water Company i in an exposed condition at
the fountain head. which is not the case.
First-The ditch is six feet deep. Second
There is = rock drain in the bottom and three
feet Of rock on top of the drain. then filed
with earth to the surface. Third-The
smart Aleck reporting the above could not
possibly End the ditch. as it is grown over
With grass. The Star Company has open
bitches in the same enclosure. Our local
water sharp had better post himself in re-
gard to the condition Of the water before his
next report
l hereby brand the report of said water
sharp to be false in every particular. Ny
Postodice address is Cherry Greek. Nevada.
l. b. PIERCE.
Cherry Creek. August Il. 1881.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
WATER NOTICE.

WATER CONSUMERS ARE HEREBY
w notified that any one found wasting
water for irrigating gardens OF other need
less purposes will be cut of altogether. The
water is turned on three times dsily-at5 A.
M, at noon and at 4 p. NJ. and with proper
care and no wastage all can be supplied.
No wastage will be tolerated, and parties dis
regarding this notice will be dealt with as
above stated. WILSON CARY.
Proprietor Of tho Citizens Water Works.
Cherry Greek, August 5, 1881. II
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13

AFTER thirty ballots last Saturday
the Mississippi Democratic Conven-
ton took a recess, daring which
Stone and Barksdale were very busy
with their friends. After recess
Barksdale and F~eatherstone were
withdrawn and Robert Lowry, an
anti-third termer was nominated.
The vote stood 12s to liz against
Stone. This Is regarded as an in
dorsement of Barksdale. g. D. Sands
was nominated for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13

THE Second Assistant Postmaster
general reports that the net reduction
in the Star route and steamboat mail
service during July amounts TO s3l4,-
664, and that the total amount Of saw
ings by reductions and discontin-
vance since March 4th Is 81, SLAP.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

sB-The famous BENGAL TIGER also
holds nightly levees ut this popular resort.
Call In and see this magnificent animal, just
lately arrived from his native jungles on the
East Indian coast al3tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
The Salary Law.

The County Commissioners of Eu-
reka county, finding that the Salary
Law Is proving = detrement 10 the
best interest OF the county and State
have passed the following preamble
and resolutions
Whereas. Il is believed. from adviees re-
eeivsd from all points Of the state. that the
general good demands . repeal Of that Law,
therefore be it
Resolved. By the Board Of County Commits
sioners Of this county. that the Governor Of
the state be. and j. hereby requested 10 call
an extra session Of ths Legislature. for is
con.idering the policy Of the repeating said
Law.
Resolved. That tho several Boards Ct
County Commissioners Of ii. varions eoun-
tie Of this State be requested TO take action
and cooperate in this matter.
Resolved. That the Clerk Of this Board for
yard Immediately 10 his excellency. J.. II.
Kinkead. GoYernor Of the State Of Nevada. 3
esrtihcatsd copy Of these resolutions, and also
> like copy 10 the several Boards u Co my
Commissioner Of the various counties Of ih ;
State.
Referring 10 the above, the Reno
Journal " hose editor. g. c. Powningj
was the author OF the Salary law,
SAYS:
The reason Eureka i. MT doing veil is BE-
cause Of t.le reckless mismansgemen; Of its
Affairs By the Commissioners The Treasurer
Is allowed q large salary. and Jet the Board
ALLOW him q deputy n SIS per month. There
is not a Couxty in the State where there j.
four months work in ; year for one man, let
alone two.
Let Mr.. Powning defend his pet
scheme as he will, we know the law
is not giving satisfaction anywhere,
and some counties are actually en-
barrassedl by its operations. Here in
White Pine the county officers are
three months behind with their pay,
and the treasury will some time have
to make up the deficit. Mr.. Pow
ning's theory may be all right, but its
practical workings are all wrong.
Still we see no remedy to mend mat
ters till another and nor practical
Legislature meets. An extra session
of the last body cannot be entertained.
Better bear the ills we are enduring
than "fy to others we know not Of"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13

THE Silver Reef Miner has donned
q new dress, and looks bright and
newsy as q sixteen-year-old lass in
new toggery. 1t Is one of the ueatest
little papers in Utah. Bro. Steel is
at the typographical helm and during
his incumbency has made great i'm
proyements in the paper. Success to
the Miner and it proprietors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13

some n asked ex-senator Conk-
ling q few days ago, "What are your
plans ?" He replied, al shall first APP
ply to Whitetaw Reid, John Hay, and
and Henry Watterson for their per-
mission to practice a little law, and
awaiting their favorable reply, will
attend TO an accumulated correspon-
dence."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE
l. this day sold TO Miss Mary Mclaughlin,
all my right. title and interest in and to the
star Boarding House, at the Star mine. and
that | mill not he responsible for any debts
contracted In the carrying on Of said Board
ing-house.
WIN. KERESY.
MARY A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Dated Cherry Creek. January 10. 1881. BE
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
New TODAY
List ofLetteEs

DENAIyISG IN THE POsToFFtcE At
II Cherry Creek Nevada, Tor the month
ending July ~, ~. Parties calling for
these letters will please say advertised"
Dass4ts. z / Butler. J
Black snbaF-. Julius Bennett. W II
Chalmers. Mat carnlcbael. James
Dorsey. Mr. Fisher. = T-g
Hamrais. ] 4 II sot. Pierre
Hssleti. Charles HicnkelI. Joseph
Harran. Michael james. Bssledy
joe. 4 johnson. A
JonA., Vim Lee. jos II
Moyie. " Morgan. John
M-COrmick Thomas MsLane. Robert
Nimmo. John Ro~. Frank
Skippard. II Ca Sineison. | aniel
SlibeT. Jake-3 Truckey. sam
Tuylnr. " II
DANIEL 4. col L rs. p. ".
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
LOST.

BETWEEN MRS. CoNNOLr's REsTAU-
ID rant and tho Postoficc, a Cameo Ear ring
set in gold. The finder will be suitably re-
warded BY leaving the same 1t Mira Con-
noly's Restaurant,
Cherry Creek. July Is, 1881.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13
DR.. SPIN " EY,
NC. II KEARNEY STREET,
Treats All Chronic and Special Dss-
eases.
YOUNG MEM.
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nTHD NAY BE FnOn
w the effects Of youthful follles or inoiscie-
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the greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of suner-
ing humanity. DR.. sPISSEY VIII guarantee
% forfeit $50 for every esse Of Seminal "esk-
ness or private diseases Of any kind or cnarae-
ter Which be undertakes and fails 70 curs.
Middle-aged Men.
There are many at the age OF thirty 70 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent ey enations
Of TIE bladder. often accompanied D. slfgnt
smsrtihg or burning senss.ion and > weakening
Of the system IN : manner the patient eanbot
account for. On examining the urinary de-
posts > rupy sediment will often De found,
aud sons4fimes small particles Of aloumen VIII
appear. or the color xill he OF . thin milkasn
hue. again changing 70 . dark and torpid sp-
pearanee. There sre many men who Ole OF tbs
difhculty. ignorant Of the cause. which Is the
second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr.. ,. viii
guarantee q perfect cure n al such eases. and .
healthy restoration Of the genito- urinary or
CANS
once Hours-I0 10 4 and 6 tn 8 Sundays.
from 10 70 Il A. II. Consultation free. Thor
ough exxminatiod aud sdsioe. IS.
Or. sPISNET q co.
ai3-1y No. II KeArnay street, San Francisco.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-08-13

HAVING LEASED THIS OLD AND
IL popular Saloon ii will be ours aim TO
keep always on hand a full supply OF the
finest quality of
, 1881-03-31

Ammo Wnlncld, sweet afnger ut tho Stand
ard. formerly the An oilo Thontre complnincA ut
tho ArHlory yesterday Of hnvlng had stolen from
her apartments, on tho third toor Of No. 2l3
Btate street. a pair ut gold bracelets worth $I0
ind Il pair Of diamond car-rfngs worth So.
scrgt Dnsiy went back to tho house with her,
and though tho prevailing opinion was that sotno
ono connected with tho housu was tho thipf, 10
ARRESTS WerG tnatl0.
Mary Thompson. roomlng In building at tho
corllcr OF fialstcl and MIdlson streets, appeared
In tears ut tho West Madison Street gtatiou yes
t0t1lay afternoon for tho purpose nf awoArtng
out warrnnt for. the arrest Of her discarded
lover. Edward FarkuF: He Hbt up earlier III the
and $ai u scrip. Shp hunted about town fur
hlHl until ahU aAccrtunc4 III snu,e salousl thAt h0
hRu oxchanEetl. tho inUncy fur u ttutnnElu ring
n1ld rcvolser. That was tostlrR hGr devotion
to too KreItt an extnnt, and ehe determined tn
huvo q warrant for him.
, 1881-03-31
A STRANGE STORY.

ADVENTURES OF A uEilMAN NAVIGATOR.
Special Dtspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, March 30.-Thp Herald pub
lfshes communication recoumting a landing
effected OH Wrn,Igcll Land by Capt. Dnll-
man, n German navigator, In 1a'i0 md never
before ,nado public. 1t will bo read
with surprise. by tl,Is narrative It MP
pears that tho Captain of schooner
trading with tho natlves of the Siberian al1d
Alaskan shores, having n,n.lo his way into
tho Arctic Seas III year when they were I'M
usually free from Ice, and pushed his adj
vance far westward n1ong the Siberian
coNsts, then turned to make his
way to tho American Continent with
out following the coast limo as ho
advanced, ana In consequence found him.
self sailing III August within ten nautical
miles Of q region which, from tho account Uf
his lAtftude md longitude.
MUTT HAVE BEEN NIsAN0ELL LAND.
lle went ashore. found part OF the country
FREQ from B1l0W, supplied amply with Arctic
vegetation, saw pOlnr bears mud the trnce Of
many other animals, Including tho musk OK.
Altogether this Ii q remarkable story
to ,bu now. for. the first time l,ade
public, and the authorities for It
arc al g'yen IN tho iet;sr IT, referred
which Is In all seas ~ oil years IS often the
seQuently not ut nil unlikely that oil this
happened precisely as, reported. by Capt.
Dnllmann. Ills narrative affords reason
to believe thnt, X tic Jeaunette reached
WranEell Land, her company has been III q
reasonably good country.
, 1881-03-31

iarge n Vas beyond dispute. In All inquiry as
~ ,Wmat would be tho probable efFcGt OF, the
s..lplleltls on the maturing Of tho last coupon
VII lae w. IL %as replied that 1t would be 10
.u, 1SC1lEAsE THEM tAnnEtr.
~, INC estimate nnte by l.. Won Hoffman &
20, wns ~ corrobornted BY james Stll9n,ati. Of
y. u ". ScllEmnn & Co., win Thought the
n,honnt tf tis md IL held in Eur0pe was
muoht .., ,Sn:oW,o ,o0o, lle was confident TINT II
%9ai,i H., ia1l eolisicrably abort Of sloo go no.
3,. ~. tilo oilice hf Speyer & Co., another house
pr.n,n,ll!ent ny It's lnfge foreign business, no
estlisate would hg yeitllrcd, because It Was
snitl mat ali previous c0ntccturcs had fallen
WHO or tho mark, and nctunl resl1!t hnu
sll0Wh tile estimates to bu WRONG nnl mis-
!eatltilg. Among bankers generntly tho l,t-
liei was expressed tint the holders Of 6s
WOULD 1,ErArN THEIR 1toSDs
ns long ns possible, because 1t appeared prob.
aiilo that they would secure tho high rato Ut
Interest for
ABOUT A YEAH LONGER,
unless means for retlecming the bonds wc,re
prebabie 'ti,at It woni, bc year bofsre
2 Funding bill would be passed and put
Into prnctlcnl operation. S0ble Of
tho officers Of the Sub'rreasnry, on tho con-
trary, were OF the opinion that tho decision
ltUt to cal1 an extra session Of Congress III
dEcatetl the confidence OF tho Secretary Ut
tho Treasury III, Ills ability IL redeem large
part OF the bonds Without further legislation.