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Jadg ciHsd's Successor.

CHICAGO, Jaly 24-The Tribune says
Speculation Is riff asto the probable success. =
to ,sticr Clifford, whose death is daily ca
pecled. Judge Cooley, If Michigan, is m :
ilpped p his INST probable successor. AID
ile~ afe s.,ps xlD 'slk Il ex-Srnaior C,'1k-
ling for the place, npt u y LIKELY, Il Culk-
ling should be apppiaIrd 10 the SUPREME
Bench, he will succeed u m, whose rriire-
men, Is only > q',asfipD !. + few lnpnihs,
rather thar J,slicc Clifford. u v st y ~
certain, however; IN e I IL is highly slapob-
abls thai ConkIlng would sccrpt Saprms
EOun Judseshlp, even u u wsIs ullsrsl.
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LONDON has had the hottest weather re-
Gently that II has known for 20 years. July
18th, the thermometer registered 97'. The
nearest approximation TO this recently, was
July q aud %, 1888, when the register show
ed 93'. Last year the hottest day was Sep
tcmber Stli-S8.a' The heat throughout
Europe and America has been very great and
II Is attributed by some " the unusual ener-
KY OF the solar fires. The New York Herald
attributes the New Uim cyclone TO the In
tense heat, the hot air current from the south
and the cold sir currents from the north COM
Ing In contact. Il Is predicted the British
coast will be visited with heavy storms and
that little later, very disastrous hurricanes
will occur I'm the tropics.
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c snk Ing AcxnowIedge ments.

new York, JIiy 23.-This at ernno:,,
when CoukIiia received a dispatch. alvisi u
hin If he election If LapI,am at Albaa,
lie imn,rdia ely sent the following Telegram:
NEW York. Jaly 23.-To tie Ii III. James
.AGm,tIuue, mirmber Of the Assembly al Al
hans: The heroic cons anry "f The Sparta
la ID, which so long has stood f'r principl
als.i truth, has INV deepest g,a',tu Ie a,nl :
niila'i"n. B,rne down hy forbidden an.
abiorrit fnrrs and ssencirs, which nevri
b fir had sway ii' ih. R'ptblican party, tin
memory # heir rollra.. and ina Iiio"d viii
long live IN highest hpnor. The near fitur
" i'll ,inlicare their wis.l"m All rroxl then,
with approval. Please ak them all f,r M
Z" receive my most ga rfill a know lcds'
ment. ..... elsa. Ia ...zas.
(Sigur,D ROSCOE CoSKLIyG.
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n VAlua L. Pan.r.

DENVER, july 22.- Two more libel sni,s
tor SltG,,VW ,a'i have been catered a. s,nst
the Irib' ne Furnishing Company. There
are nov fopr suits for an aggregate sp,ognt
81 s4oo,Qoo iiled a-ans, the Tribune, o,e l.Ay-
ing been tilei b, the Denver " New Ofieaas
ra'Irad, and three by rA-ti"srrnr John
E,ans, lis President. Thu SUITS are based
"n the iribane's alta ks "n ex.Gsyeroor
~ ans and The management # the rna.l.
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THE sENAroRs SER NADED.


n"''' '".hS 1oSs'' WIZ" "''s' an hapha"
aLbANf.'' NV 90 I've ha'i "n'edS an
Ha'"a''s seie,a''" os"a'"'s MINER ana Lap
nam .'''s f'f'''"s ne sf"ti'h''h nsp'n"
en-. LsPi'ah SAT- Nv tue ho"'eh''a'ar'
:" ~" 'aa'as W"'e" 'h''iii''a'ei u.s. my non
"ao'' eo''eaI"e was a's's'a 81 ~ a. n"
'"'''s''a '''' ,'a'' VI VA s'eea Va"smef)'
"'' was se"o"' "e'a''e was a'i'""h
."''' . as"'. - :" w aNa' III - :
"'"'" +" '"e pi"'i''' =" III "'@a''~' !"
'"' ''ep '"'a' parry a''p' '''e app
ANN WI" p''a'''e saPp'a'Se'. ~ y "'"a :
.'a' "' "'' N''s "'"s' 'nai ~
MS " ~ "n ~" nav
Jus. " a." ''' "''''2 !" 49," u"
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SITTING BULL suRRENDERs.
The Old Chief I'd Two Hundred Follower
Arrive at Fort Buford.


Sr. FAIL. july 20.--The Pioneer Press
| n, Tie following special I'm Fan Inf ~ !:
81 Ting Bull "A u a',out .tU people arrived a.
rxa.fly u o'clock to-day, a 'd surrendered
then a ms AL p,l,ies I" Msj"r Bi"iheiioll.
N, speeches lav. yet hrrn made, n Bun
a,d his orators az fsiau-d aud hungry.
They wer,. placed IN compartments hfwrrn
the Pest a al the boat iandhls, al =. AS
rrraf security, in Maj'r Brmher"ns "pln-
ION. n IL in ir.ns. A correspondent visited
/ Bull af ,.r liis badge ms rirtird and crrr',i
The. oid niaii 10y is.f, ming HIM I've AL seen
his Iasi daughter. All" the tana'liaiis hal
told him - AS IN claims, OIL, a sioii iiinr be-.
fore. Il ID that she IS Well end larpy. lie
exp >se,l u desire To- talk afet he iai iesi"'i
a.,i .a,er. The csvacad", ~ IL hlrd mt
i lin. uarr son, attracted much a'trntinn. u
,,nsist-d .f xix Amy WAGONS ade'i WI
! soaaws and children. f'lloard 10y twenty-five
/ or thirty Red River carts we'll hilrd VII
| hacrae. Sitiun. Bull himself and his clh 4
! and hea men RIDE their p..nir>, n d did MT
i disrnnlt and shake lands I'll thet a,rire.'
| NJ The pla.r fixed uioI, f,r their camp. Sill
] ling Bull has s."us',l more suileh al iis'''
| lent thar ai,y If The rhi'f, under his mar
! a cement. II il thought kind treatment will
s.nn pacify him. The Government a'r'p'""
his surrender ~ good faith. drsIa'ri, VA
| ( ,rv a d,d 10 = andin. Rock il f,''mina Grow
| Wing "A nj Low Doa . SATIN. Bulls arrival
| u III |, il ip i,.ve,l tia this news will remove
alv desire the India IS there may have T.
| l. ave he agency.
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THE Pennsylvania Legislature recently
resolved 70 send over 70 England and exhumr
the remains Of William Penn and hiring them
over 70 the Keystone State for final inter-
ment. It appropriated for the expenses Il
this little project aud designated Mr.. Harrl.
son to 20 over the water and procure The
body, amer be had secured the consent u
PENIS relatives. The matter came 10 issue
about ten days ago. The English trustees
met Mr.. Harrison and handed him written
reply TO his request, Substantially Is fol-
lows:
aThe trustees after careful consideration
In cosmopolitan spirit, deem It their duty
70 refuse the application. The retired spot
where PENIS remains rest was selected by
himself In the vigor u his life, and . remoy-
al would be repugnant to The known charac-
Ter VI his sentiments. The trustees have ne
ceived communications from influential
friends aud from most of the Iincal dessen-
ants Of Penn OH both aides Of the Atlantic,
desiring that the proposal Of the Pennsyiva-
nia Legislature may not b. acceeded 70.
They think that In carrying out the project
one link In the chain which unites the two
countries would be broken. II Il from no
feeling VI dIscourtesy toward the lu;iision
cftbe movement that they are compelled to
refuse the application, bat ftum conviction
II the soundness Of The vljecslons which they
have made" This goes ~ indicate ihat, nm
Less somebody steals renn's remains, = they
did Stewat's. Pennsylvania will never SCI
NJ bones until England II annexed 20 Nev
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An English Paner INDIGNANT.

LONDON. July 22.-The Standard reprints
fem The Tinted frishmen Saadoy Democrat
frih Horid AID irish American, q column,
and a half II rxuaas In praise AID ir,r.n,.
mr',ision If "u'ia.rs a-aiI,st England. The
article is headed Tie Science .f Dyna-
m'te.' The Standard pirfares its article as
follows. .'Wlaie,er the Go, rruIne Il # the
uni'ed s aes may ll,Ik on the sui .cl, the
Leaders Of the Irish .i'atinn IN AIN RIA re-
gard tliems lives in a state II DECLARED war
with Z. igla ri.'
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The owners Of Penobscot, Montana, mine
knowing that 1t the present time, If the
affairs Of the company were wound mp, there
is visible about 20 cents share for them,
which sum Is being rapidly used up In pay
Ing the Superintendent At the mine at the
rate Of $500 per annum, and Trssk and
Peacock, Of New York, Treasurer and Sec
Rotary respectively, the same SUM. The
remnant OF the "gang" Is determined TO do
It's portion Of the work In as clean aud sleek
manner IS the original promoters Of the
enterprise performed their task.-Por.age
Lake (Mich.) Gdzette.
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a Aihfl{st anra -

~ new ioRk, Jaiy a. Heraids 81. Peters
burg dispstcl,: Pads, sno,hsr NihiIisi, 1ss
hsen t'''nd murdered In cemetery, y i'll his
Unrest cut ina, esr tSrsr. Deceased was In
communication nth tlas polics whom hIs
or'ai'er Nihliisis discovered his treschery.
They sens i'i'u circular letter iavising him
- d'nn~s. Un returning Il night they =.
sssss"Aasd l''m aid carried his bady 10 lie
crIaetery. a lettero f insltslI on AS found in
~ slfiMs p.'rk~f, and hSs enabled lie ~ !.
'lic< y nasks isupvlls:,t arrests. !
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Mining r.ei,em.n, a. For, Laramie

CHEYENNE, July 22.-'fhe discovering 4
col pr ami silver bearing of- near Fort Lar.
sme IL creating immense excitement,
Miners are s'anpeding to- the district, which
is about six miles f,oln LARAMIE, aud swa M.
lag loca. inns. Surface ASSAYS vary ftom sGl
to $50. Snirltels will he erected al once
a. the ore assays f"m the grass. A town.
site named Harsyille has been estahlislie,
and buildings are going mp. A big immigra
iion has set in fsom this CIV. Miners get 81
y day. There is a big drma nj fol labor.
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Tur wire brings the news u the death Q


the wire brings the news ~ the death II
Associate Justice Nathan Clifford, II the
Supreme Benci, ~ The United States. His
death has been expected for . good while, as
his health has been In most precsrions
condition. lie was almost Is years of are.
having been born in Rnmney. New lIamp-
shire, August Is, 1903. lie hal liberal
education, and upon being admitted to the
Bar, removed to Maine In 1927. He was four
years q member IF the Maine LEGISLATURE,
the last year being Speaker. lie was from
1884 for four years Attorney General Of
Maine. lie was . Representative In Cob-
gress from 1889 to 1898. In Ie48 President
Polk made him Attorney General II the
United States. In 1877 Polk sent him Is .
Commissioner to Mexico, aud when peace
was declared h. was appointed Minister 20
Mexico. In 1868 President Buchanan APP
pointed him Associate Justice Of tie Su-
preme Court Of the United STATES, whirh
position he has since he'll. In his prime he
was distinguished lawyer, and his integrity
has never been questioned. lie was always
an Intense partisan. aud the story has been
told that one Of his buasts has been that he
would never die or resign until Democratic
President could appoint his SUCCESSOR; but
II be ever said such thing, there is no evil
dence, In his decisions, " his ever having
been governed by any but legal reasons In
making them. He was the last member Of
the Supreme Bench who was appointed by
Democratic President. For two years he
has been dying, brain and body alike have
been going 10 decay, and he ought to have
been retired except that false courtesy to-
ward the oldest member VI the Bench kept
him Ia Office. Lake Tribune.
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INCIDENTAL u the relapse Of the Presi-
dent IL was given out by the physicians that
IL had not been seriously contemplated 10
take him on sea voyage as had been tele-
graphed. II appe,rs the patient is becoming
somewhat restless under treatment during
such hot weather and the contemplation Of y
voyage being qualification and relief to him
Il was talked Of with that object IN view.
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The surgical Operates j.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The operation
was pr,f rn,rd hy DIR. Agiew this Inorniug.
As To the necessity Ut IL, NJ. X .yburn made
In su,.si anrr The following statement The
direction taken by the .all after II entered
The body MAS t"ra ard aud slightly dowIi-
Nald Until il stIutk me ufthr mis-. 1t was
then DETECTED still further DOWN ard q lille
to the right So rs 10 make ali acute angle
u I'LL the line VI The back. IN other words,
when the piob- Was INTRODUCED into tie
wound la a deptl If three or three aid y
half illcirs, iis direction was such that the
inner end was Gully about ~, inch and half
f. II, the outside If the boiy further down.
The examinations, which Mas made IN the
presence IT Drs. A.new and Hamilton this
morning, showed tIat pus cavity had
formed in the track # the ball and beyond
the point whera il glanced from the rib, and
thai this cavity couli b. reached ~ direct
ipcision three inches below the mouth 4 the
wound. II was decided at once. 70 perform
the opera ian. n. sarstheths. wefs used.
but the part 10 be opeiateJ np,ii was he
nnni,e,l by spray IL ether AMI u wide eut
was made into the piis cavity, Which was
reached 1T the depth II q liiil- n,rr than !
inch with probe, pair "ffncep- aud al al :
age lube, which is a small texible lube.
DR. Agnew In pc forming the operation,
this morning, pushed The ,Ife In ab"ai
three iacles below the woaiid, so that the
point Of the knife entered the Irsrk of the
bullet several inches fspm The mouth of the
wound, and the new opcai " ma 10 by Ag-
new went below IL. 1t Is through this ope T.
Ing that the d wv Ut pas Is NOW passing. The
doctors feel very mach encouraged Vi the
Presidents condition to-night. lie has not
hsd . return ofthe chilly sensations to-day.
No al,eslhslic was administered. The alb
sc-ss VAS caused w The I sclureL rib. DIR.
Hawiit"n said DIR. Bliss management of the
ease was absolutely above criticism.
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Mr.. BEEcuRR took leave of his flock yes
terday for the sum mer In a sermon on faith
and good works. Among the latter which he
hopes to engage In during the warm weather
will be his long looked for second volume Of
the Life Of Christ" Let us have faith In
his determine tiun.--N. y. Herald.
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Telegram Operator. Killed

CnIcAao, July 22.-Repors ume In from
all over the northwest showing that yester-
lay vas intensely hot In most places. and
thai the storm, when il came, was one If the
most severe ever experienced, being c.moi-
nation If lightning. thunder and heavy rair.
Many eases OF strokes by lightning are men,
toned, some If ils'm disastrous. Two tele-
graph operators died al lie key.
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FORTY Of the principal railroads In the
country, with q total mileage Of 32,523, re-
port as gross earnings for the first five months
OF 1881, sos, OF, 09a. In nine Of these forty
roads there Is decrease rs compared with
the corresponding FIVE months Of 1890, the
largest decrease being s2S4, 23S In the Wabash
road. The Central Pacific, on the other
hand, shows gain In round numbers Of ST.
100000, the Milwaukee d st. Paul, $1,000
0O0, the st. Louis d Iron Mountain S607,.
600 ana the New York g. New England si42,-
ON
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THE second ball fired at the President has
been probed for and found. District Aiior-
ney Coz khlll says: at seems to he very well
settled that the charge Of powder In the cart
ridges fired by Guieau was very light. AT a
dist ance of forty feet the second shot spent
lis force In penetrating a GLACIERS wooden
box, the side Of which was but one-fourth Of
al Inch thick, broke only three panes Of
glass aud Embedded itself In lump Of putty"
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THE Inter Mountain Of Monday, makes a
splendid showing Of the business Of Butte,
which should influence the Northern Pacific
Railroad 10 he built that way. Il says the
Montana Copper Company alone is produc'
Ing annually 5000 to 10000 tons Of matte,
which twill not ship over the Union Pacific
owing 10 the extorti0naie rates demanded.
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In the case of the n. y. II. u, Co. versus r.
& NJ II Co. In fhr United States Circuit
Court. Di.i rics of Nina rota.

In the case of the n. y. II. r. Go. versus II.
& NJ II Co. In fhr United States Circuit
Court, Ditrict of MinEtrota.
The court commenting on this sect ion
(S..ci ion y SAYS: The charter rf the N. =.
X. II. Ca. aulorizrs The company Ia enter
upon any land necessary fur the construct ion
and working of its rad mot Ia exceed 200
feet Ia width on earl side # the line. ani In
Ease the owner If the land and the company
cani,at asrr- ms io the alup { the PROMISES
taken. provision is made for al app aisal To
lie mi ialel 10y eihrr party.
Usually the Ialrnai company alone Is
ant lioriz-d To commence proceedings. When
the company. under such n charter, takes
possession # LAND for CONSTRUCTION brf .rr
proceedings are comnence,i 10 ascsr ain the
compensation to be paid, 10 liz NOT q trespass
aid an injunction even would not he allowed
10 prevent the coisi rncti,,n q { he n, al.
The c"nt cites Mills on Eminent Domain,
Secrion 90, aud auI hnriirs cited.
IL. this part r the charter Is properly con.
siiu.d 10y the cou:1-and | think II is-you
have the right 10 take possession AMI con-
ST lict your read brfuIr col,Ienining the
land. IL Is perhaps As well To do So, aud lei
the owners nf the land iaitiare proceedings
10 have il appraised when he other question
viz: when the gra,t "f tight Of way took
effect, can be pr. scented.
Yours truly,
(Sigled) GEO p. FLASsERY.
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SITTING BULL has surrendered at last.
The British grass got short and he walked
into the Yankee corall as tamely as a
natural-born steer. He used to be "too
thick In the neck /" for comfort, but now lie
looks like Griscom on the fory-fourth day
and Is as mild As Sunday. school Lemonade.
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RIGHT OF Way.

The question Of right If way, and It's KIM
dred ont, the question If c. np-nsation for
damages. still exists as an important one
with mary settlers OH tile line # the N. T..
X. X. As bearing upon IL indirectly, We
have OBJ aimed the following opinion by
George =. Flannery, Esq. Attorney Of the
N. p. II. X. Co, at Bism irck:
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HARKlsBUR0, July 2O.--The lines he
.w~sn New York aud Cliragu known a The
New York, Pt,sshurs y Chicago railroad II
Ohi" aud Fennsy wanna, n0w under con-
ssFursip'i, weie r"lssolidaied to day, aud finn
~'.a'n..s''s 's'e u'.sler The siil~ u the New
pany. suck, <5.U0OUt0. jAI. d. M Nv.
President; - = Nsglsy, III sevsstsy. !.
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FouR Of the persons In attendance on the
President have been seized with malaria
since his confinement In the White House.
No wonder the Presidents prefer the Sol
diers' Home or Long Branch In the sum
uer
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Che alrw alorth -afest.
As II. MILLS, PUBLISHER.

NEW YoRKERs are hot; no wonder. The
Ice men have advanced the price OF hard
water rs per cent. But as II was only selling
n IS cents per 100 pounds, they can cool oil
nj n reasonable rate.
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kilograms IN Brief.

- u
~ " Rub rtson h.>t Monl,g TAX the oath
% ~ ~;'a' J collector Ut Cd tom fos th Rpgt
CiIcAG1 July "a Post master FRI K w.
i's''i~r tss-iAy assumes the editorial ina i.
ag+uirnt ~ the Herald.
luRTLAxD. Me, July s5.--.Iusiiee Na,hsn
Ciif'nsi, III tile UnI...d s. u Is S,,p,em. Count.
died u Cornish u O'clock.
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GuITEAu Is receiving just punishment
something hnmiliating ana approaching that
adequate retribution a shocked and indig-
nant Nation has been endeavoring TO COLI
ceiye. wood-cut portraits of him are being
publshed
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THE town Of New Ulni, Minnesota, which
was the scene u the great Sioux massacre,
had another fearful experience July 18th.
A cyclone struck the place about O'Clock
p. m, the storm cloud being SO black tina,
the place was enveloped In complete dark.
mess, and over 100 buildings were swept
down In the FIRST blast; vivid lightnings
dsrted upon the town and nearly twenty
buildings were struck, while the frcnzied in-
bAbitants rushed hither and thither In the
widest terror amid the crashing buildings
and the furious storm. The fist blow lasted
about fifteen minutes, when there was . iull,
and then came q counter storm lasting ten
or Hfteen minutes and completing the wreck
and ruin. Three persons were killed out.
right sad fifteen or twenty badly wounded.
Every building Ia tho town was more or less
damaged. The loss u property Is esllma,ed
q $4,000 10 500, 900. The cyclone passed
over 81 pear Winnebago. 1t. James and
Mountain Lake. and did great damage.
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THE French squadron arrived In the lar-
bur Of Sfax July l4th, and bombarded the
town on Friday, attacked 1t on Saturday In
front and occupied II in spite Of vigorous
resistance. The French losses were eight
killed and forty wounded. The Frencl,
position being now safe, the troops which
landed from the squadron will return ON
board Monday. Sfax was strongly fortified
by the Arabs and surrounded by deep
trenches.
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THE Talbot brothers, hung week ago
to-day fur numbering their father, were nice
boys. Following ID copy Of the articles
under which they and their partners did bus
iness:
MONDAY, October rs. 1850.
We, this day III uui L,rL 1880, 20 Into
conIrnea together, Albrr p. TslbolI, Charles
L. Talbot, Wilford MiicL-il, Frank Is. Hud-
son, fyr tie purpose VI bark rbbrry, trAi,s
rubbing, Stage IDbbing Ard safe, znd each
one shall be sworn intD lise saline aud stay
Together until desih In any attempt to OBJ
tain booiy. and ~ case any one belrays any
~ our men drsth 10 hts portinn ~ s,iy time
the first train or bark IL robbed, Anyone on
the bond can resign, II he ciiposes and II
he does resign, he must keep all scorers q,
himself, Or lie shall be killed; and theirs
must be IN equal division of tlir bouiy.
Before any train i robbed or anything Is
done there Is one Traitor ia tl,e gang Win
must bs killed befote w can proeesd
further.
lSlxned) JExxER HUDeoS,
WIl-FREp AITcHkLI.
ALBkHr +. TALBvTr,
&. ". IALB0TT,
f1ANK -. HUDu0x,
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a SCRAP OF HIsrosY.

" Il Z " Fl
Unpublished kilograms from Lineain's seert-
tssy Of War.
Washington. July 22.-The following
curious Dispatches, never b.frc printed,
were sent by Mr.. Stanton 10 HIN. Edward
Pierirpont about month after The assassin
alton Of Mr.. Lincoln. They are Interesting
rs afinrling evidence Of very difirrent
phase .f excitement IN Washington at that
time fun any which has been caused by the
attempt on the life " President Garfield:
Wan DEPARTMENT,
May IL, ie6S--lUsu5 %. m.
Hon. Edcard Pierrepont. Neso York.
have written tonight 10 retain you and
Cutting ar BI ally, ar any niie else you may
desire Ia have associated with yoll, To prose-
cute HoSre GrreIry and the owners # the
Tribune FIR Greriry's persistent .fioiis dur
Inn the last four wrecks To jbcite sssasssls
Il, finish their work by numbering me.
Plesse give the matter your iminr.iiafe ST.
tsnlinn on Receiving the letter, aud SECURE
copies ~ all tir 7yibune's prinird since the
night II Tie Presidents murder, sd yet the
names .f the ow ners. pfojsse to prst-
cite crisnii,slly, and also by clril suit, for
aliall nsa allow thrm 10 have ms murdered
aud escape the responsibility without
struggle for life on my pars
EDWIN M. STANTON,
asat WAR DEPARTMEST,
May l3--J:-u y. m.
Hon. Edeard Pisrreponf aid Hon r. y. Cut
ting, Near York.
| have pruf ~ express personal malice
p..inst me b, Greeley, and believe ti,sI
csn 80 xplish \ csshDsaxlion bctween iiins
and oil,rp . l,ich may rad IA accomplishing
nay death. - II uAq ssglnst Ar. Lancoiai Anu
~. Seward. This ~ w isssoa i'r siistin-
gushing has ease frvsn Others i general
EDyIx n. STANTON.
The seeps.d teI~y,zm - cent y rely y
ous which cuptpipeJ ~ j,'lip,eiion ti'es &
nsiel,G ~ = ir~ss ks,esne1set q 1p>1e opeh -
srr<et y ~ - sug5tsts! Ny ~ S<sptstl.