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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

st. Louis. August l3.-John NJ. Am.
wey, 1r" ayounG chorus singer of f o,d's
comic opera troupe. who was one of the
principal actors in what is called the Ha.
Seltine social scandal. which developed
mere some days ago. to-day filed IL suit
Tor civil damages in the sum of $1,000.
against VIM. B. Hazeltine and paramore
for inyeighling him into a room and then
orutally beating him aud forcing him to
sign papers and give up certain letters
and photographs, against his will. Ha-
zelt'ne is brother of the young lady in.
Voived in the scandal and Paramorc is a
near friend. A criminal action will also
be brought against Hazeltine and Para
moro.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
Glass Makers In cnuno,,

Pittsburg, August 13.--The window
glass manufacturers and operatives con-
vention. in session the past three DAYS,
arranging scale OF wages, have agreed
on a sliding SCALE similar TO the one in
operation for years between the manu-.
facturers aud the amalgamated associa.
ton. The meeting was harmonious and
1t is believed the scale agreed upon will
III future prevent trouble between EN-.
ploycrs and employees regarding wages.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
The Weather,

Washington, Aug. l3.-The indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi valley
are: Local rains, followed by cloudy
weather: winds mostly north, stationary
or lower temperature and high pressure.
For the lower Missouri valley: Cloudy
weather, north shifting to warmer south
east winds. rising followed by falling
barometer,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
THE BULLETINS.
MORNING BULLETIN.

MORNING BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion, Aug. 13, $50 q. m.
The president did not sleep as we'll as
usual during the early part Of the night
After midnight, however. his sleep was
refreshing and only broken ct long inter-
walls. This morning he has little
fever. Nevertheless he expresses HIM.
self as feeling better than for several
days past. His pulse, is 104; telnpera.
ture 100; respiration, 10.
d. w. BLISS.
J. X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD.
RoBT. REYBuRN.
F. II. HAMILTON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

O1CU 1OJuIIcbs
st. Louis. Aug. 13.-Henry Williams,
or William, and VIM. Durhinger, two
men injured at the burning of the At
lantic mills last night, have died, and
Chris. Reedner and Thos. Henly are not
expected to live. Balm has already pur-
chased the Phoenix mill on Barlow street
with capacity of about 400 barrels per
day, and is negotiating for another of
about 700 barrels. His business there.
fore will continue without interruption.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
J.C. Norman, the Capitol stre.t t hard

DC. Norman, the Capitol strest t hard
ware merchant has secured stove suita-
Ole for hard and soft coal and coke. Also
base burners and direct draft combined
IN one. The price is so low that any one
can secure one. The stove is nicely
shaped and ornamented. As we have to
use coal for next winter ask the pub.
lie to call around inspect my stoves so
that 1 may form on idea how many to
order for the fall trade and everybody
Is hereby assured that they will save
money by calling on me at once.
Ro,o1,,, 1c, . -, ~,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
a Would be Murderer and Suicide.

Portland, Maine, Aug. 13.-Charles
Boynton at Bar mills vainly tried to kill
his wife and her sister. and then succeed
ed in killing himself. His sisters wound
may prove fatal. Cause-his wife refus.
ed to live with him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
d. w. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
F. Fl. HAMILTON.
CASUALTIES.
Students Drowned .

SLuU6Nt8 DFOWHGU.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Aug 13.-Last
night E. NJ. Monks, of Rome, Ga, and
G. NJ. Creswell. of Mediansville, students
at Eastman college, tried to row across
the bow of the steamboat Mary Rowell.
Their boat was smashed and both
drowned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
Money 2l:93c. Governments steady. Stocks
lower.
New York, August l3.
RYE-s7hc.
BARLEY-95c September.
PoRK-Weak. lower; $l7.70 cash September; {;
$780, October.
LARD Weak. heavy: sll.25 cash; sl1.27.@
September; $l1.SO October.
EnisKY-Sl.l2.
WHEAT-Feferish, unsettled and higher; No
red Sl.232l@l3aI, for September; $l.S6ll.37s
for October;$ l.SsisGl.S9 for November; Aug
Sl.3Si4 bed.
CoRN-Modera,ely active and higher Mixed
western spot, 5SJ62, &C; future 66,i@57asc.
OATs-Unchanged.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August l3.
WHEAT.-Strong. higher and active $l.25,s for
cash, has sold for $l.2s for cash: $l.lg bid for
September: Sl.l9 for October; $1.l7s. year.
CoRS-Easer and unsettled sac. cash; 51;sc,
September; 5s;ac. October; 563lc year.
OATs-Easier; Sssc cash; 3iSc, September;
S4,i. October.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. August 1s.
WHEAT-Strong. sl.leti cash. $ll7,s for Sep
| cmber; 81 49,. October; &1.1Sai for November.
CoRN-Firm and higher, Sc.
OATs-S5.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
Capt. Patterson Sick

Washington, August 12-Cabt. G. P.
Paterson, superintendent. of the coast
survey, is seriously ill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

the retention OF pus which was not
washed out last evening. Everything
looks favorable now, according to the
surgeons and attendants.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

The long pending insanity case Of
Capt. J. P. Walker, Sd U. 8. cavalry, has
been finally decided. The board appoint
ed q short time ago to decide whether
Capt. Walker is insane or not has rem
dered o decision that he is sane and an
order was issued at the war department
ordering him to join his command.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

THE AFTEHNUUN BUIEEI1Ns
Executive Mansion, Washington, Aug.
1920 p. m.-The president has been
cheerful and easy during the morning
and his temperature has fallen little
more than degree and half since the
morning bulletin was issued. The
wound is discharging healthy pus.
Pulse 102; temperature, 99.2; respira-
tion, 18.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

The Chicago and Northwestern has
Just issued a new freight tariff TO all
points in the Black Hills. The rates
from Chicago or Milwaukee will be as
follows: Rapid City, D. T, $3.50 per
100 pounds; Fort Meade, $3.50; sturgis
City, $3.50; Spearfish and Deadwood,
s2.75; Central City. $2s5; Lead City,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
The Sioux City Daily News is to be
;saned for the first time to-day. which
w;,l rive to Sioux City three daily pa

During the last fiscal year there were
1884 pilots examined by the marine hos
n;tal of whom 1l6 were found to be col
or blind,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


COPYING Or WRITING Of any kind prompt
" and satisfactorily executed. Apply st
the Executive Office.
THE NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR LAW IN
= pamphlet form, for the use Of counties, can
be procured By addressing the Press and Dako-
For Rent
Two front rooms, suitable for Offices over
Marriage Records.
FOB CLERGYMEN in the Territory of Da-
= kota. Prepared in accordance With law.
For sale 1t the Press and Dakotaian Office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

The secretary of the interior has is
sued an order that all lands in the Du.
luth district, Minnesota, shall be sold at
public auction. Tho lands are heavily
timbered and are very valuable, and it
is believed that by this method of sale
the government can realize something
nearer their real value. As soon as he is
sufficiently recovered the president will
issue q proclamation to that effect.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-13

Boneless cod fish st Blatt's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30
Threatened Indian Outbreak.

MILWAUKEE. Wiz. August 30-Tbero ia
lnteaso Excitement il tia northern part of this
State, oWtng In a lbrealtuUd I5diaa outbreak,
Tho agent at Green BY began on Saturday to
telegraph to WASHINGTON Tor troops. claiming
that number of lcd'ara from Kansas ard
uakoa hsd boon on visit to tho Msnoniueo
reservation. With tho v:es to hriugiog about
war On the whites Thosa visiting Indians be
long TO the Slaux and Potnwatomiss, and rom
resent the new order known o. the "Dfo.m.
ors. Tha Oa:hoie Indians resist their itfn.
enoes. but the Prottassns and unoonyerted
have trned ADD iIIneA in series Of cu.lsndisb
orgies, seciolHf:y boat On misohi,f The
authorities ut WASHINGTON tclfgtaphed The
agent to swetr in sntcili oons.aD!es 10 this
no ropliod that thcro wera 900 indians 10 srms
and that no could not got in that section Of
tho State 100 ablobodGd whitea to repsl them.
81 ctotar7 kn kHood then sent meksorr r 10
doVeruor Smith requesting him TO protect the
settlers and stating that company Of IJoi,ed
States soldlos would b. dispatched at onoe,-
When Agent Stephens, with eighty Indian %.
CT 90 Friday Last attempted to stop a now.
w,w led by "Dtaan(r'." tho whole p:rv rsis-
Cd tho War Whoop and tirc tly r,Iossed four,
whom thu agent had arrested. TIE indians
haV, sent disDa'cl to Washirg on claiming
tha' they Will b poacoa5le il not INCL cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30
FOREIGN NEIE,S

mo scarcity of gold ia causing raroxsl Of
'ho timoiallt agitation in London.
Transforms still prevail ia various paris OF
Grest Britain.
It's eftlmatod that Au,tria will have GlO eco
qllhta's or "hoat Tor export and OBS. QUO ql:n.
la!s ehth OF rs and barley.
A lar sa force OF 'Iomergelcy men" hiss ar.
| ASSIST IN gathering the crops.
There woro twenty six dsa,hl from vnllov
ieVsr and threo from email pn1 Gt Hs7sns dur.
ing IN Q week djd Suudly
frAyers Wareof1trod in many + lplsh churches
last Sunday Tor the recovery or rrasi iGnt Gar.
field.
al Tho cGn1ross Ct tha German Choss Clnb at
Berlin, yesterday, Mr.. Mason, OF New York,
beat Mr.. Blackburn. Of Londrn.
Iu;sis has good crop this year, and it is ost.
matsd mat sne can ship pralucs 10 Tho vslns of
Sl6DQ0 GOO in gold
Armed AMI disguised mon recently red upon
party Of tensntrY celebrating thor landlords
marriage, nosr Mlllstrest. Ireland, lat Sunday,
Wounding Ton peFfons, two seriously.
Tho Appointment Of Rov. George Granville
Brady, nj. A., Master ottha Uaivarsity College,
Ol!otd. to the deauery Of Wo,tmcstor Abbey,
ia officially confirmed.
The Empress CT Germany. on hor conv .los.
c@nco. Iuolahed letter through rfince bis.
mares IuhhkifR lh3 people Tor lh1 Affecting man.
itettalIohs OF sympathy during her illness.
a lingo MAS CT rock and earth ha1 fallen from
iha mountIin aide ct Somsi1, in TIA canton of
tuisOna. Switzerland. and Knocked no tho cour.s
OF The river Jobal. an si lent OF lhl Rhine
converting tha valley INTO !ako.
At "A barGn1t given him in Dublin las. niyht,
MIR John Dillon Sail ha could not support lhs
Ian; League policy Of trying tho iI:ni biil,
ana would ihorItoia retro 10 private lfn for Il
iiH months.
A aIoat sensation ha, hoon c1oalol GA III.
rsns Bourse by lhesu1den Disappearance { NJ .
Feilt, Chief OF The Union Financora Bmk. II
boxes, estimated at tlC0lQ0 He was 10 hspo
paid The credilor5 OF thu bank yettsrday, but tina
lHtter. on going to tho in;ututioa, in:.nl il
rnlod ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30
lC'QMMUSfC

Tia. stlai ni "Buh Eye s!ruck tho c@n;re,
tang Tia bsIl and 81! tina Figures" attkcaci to
tho sting ponned W. And, how il s;uag
NV, gentlemen, Ibis WIS pot Intended. Tho
-ooulmGaicaltn WIS ", ten for piec, of fua,
and thought it w5uld be 80 received; but. 10
stetd of this. you have al sh0wa bad ll,ol.
have personally attacked mo, and. 10 your c,g-
CT dtsiro TO tqle'ch ma, hiv, ignored tho itc,
that your attempts have boen ct tho expense of
tho A. Il, |. tcam lo' eIch Of ycu hiv, put
thai team in worso light than did.
Nav for my reply. Talkirg with parry Of
friends tho other tight lamUrg them Vas
member Of tho a. l.. | one of them said that
tho a. l.. |. team out OF a possible 22j he'd
made tc)ro ii So Now, not being n sp)rirg
o! military man, AID, oonsidcrit 10Y ioiurmaus
& ,od authority. | took for granted that tho
sttncnt wGs cnrco'. sud ca this hypothesis
wroto ny GIN nunioltinn--g when 10 what an
u ,r0ar It oreato1. Well, [ laugh at that
etowu attempt to rroVo m, 90 iEuoramua
IA. Ia. |. y" makes 20 eyolae for the BAD
shooting of his team 10 thia he is moro sorsi.
bic than ho would appear, f1:. to attempt it.
wJu!d be lllIolltui and eDys no has a Pile:
70; ne on his team. Now. | ot]2ot to this,
40 don't thick my offaroa iasGG,s sloh nun
isAmon t-bssdes. that toam is made up.
IN !" Tho young lawyer. with tho character,
iso m 'dcsty of bia lr'tessiou. wishes it eis
ti.o!l7 understood that he il MT Bulls
Eye" [Who said no WAS? Tho dopial
was unncots Iar7, and prefsn,s his remarks
with complimentary no,in of-hims,If
and hia mathematical II abilities, and provcs
c1nc ubivo!y to the WhoIs community
lha. lie csn multiply by S and IS By !
without even making one mistake. Al no is
90 thoroughly sstisi ID with his luail eXplsra.
ton ct this mighty problem. thereby giving
VI fair OK ,mll, CT his knowledge of tho exact
Fci!nar," will l;avo him to eLi1y tho reputa,
tlaD, to which hn lays claim. TT baiog o better
'mathenat c,sn" than lawyer. rcservrg tho
right. however, to thilk that If he has even mo
all his reasons for believing So, bis gtourds
arc extremely narrow ard that hii pIldo will
soon have islI.
Now. as to Bang" lhink tho b. 81 wsy 10
treat hin would b. TO lat him severe J aloas,
but rs his Was suoh l.borod effort, and 70
sboundtd 10 words, signiyiug nothing, aod as
l. dhn't want to snub him too crualy fy moi
nol.l0g 1t. | must give Lin OF least nod OF
recognition. | will not accept his challenge
either to fight or to shoot ut q d0llas shot.
Woro to Ggh! bin l would have tho adVsL-
tago OF klowiag that my oaro,ss waI perfectly
sslo. Wore to bat him wou' d ccrtlialY win
all OF ! il hard earued duoais. | an better
shot than he for this teason-l couliEos poSsi-
bly, bo n w)fso ono. | will oonsid n il personal
favor. however, it he will post ITO az to my
errtra 10 photography and s7nttx NV. ee.-
tlcnien, admitting tor trguneuL sake that my
arithmetic was all wrong. tho fact remains aud
you yourselves have strength sned tho esar.
lior that tho shooting vas bad, ard tho A. l..
t nm made noo7,r SCOTS him | qhVa them
oioait tor making. Bulls EYE
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TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 80

II the proprietor of tho heW York. Hra1}
would prevent that txcsllont ne,rs1sp.r from
becoming tho recognized gospel OF tho bloCdy
shirt party. 10 will hurry the brliVnl OF tho new
editor no is reported to have engaged. When
such s,nteLc,s as tho following appear 10 tho
Ueralds editorial columns. lis teachings ara rs
taIsc snd sectional aud as pr iudicial to the ia
tcrosls Of the country as those OF its beiehhorf.
the Tribune and Tines:
''lhe oclor line is still b:oad ia the South.
The man Murdy. hanged 10 Souh CurJIius.
may have deserved his fate. but be never would
bLvs been coDvictt had BIO been white man.
"Wkon tho sOciah poltic,l and eoOnou. i1sl
condition. in tho Sonth shall b. favorable 10
tho thrifty laborer then vi immigration st
10 10 that DIRECTION"
The criminal records of tho county, prove
that Tho law 10 the South is far less a respeo;cr
Of persons than it i'd 10 the North. and that tina
social. political and coOnt mica c)nditioca aro as
favorable to tn, thrifty laborer 10 the Stu.h As
10 the North is wall known to every lnau or
rely informed about the affairs of the iwo 81 c
TORS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30
FHUN W.aSHIIEO1ON.
.Spceiui Correspondence u tie Aie=sc. {

,Stcc!ut Correspondence u asc dte.oG. Gusttt
WAsalsaroN. J.. T.. Aug. 80, 1881.
TIC uoln l0iels! bn!Ie!ia OF to day indotcss
less faV,raaic cJu3rlJo OF tbs Ptt.iienr, hls
pulse having Iissn 10 nc a a less hopeful
feeling prevails ihin yesterday. Whatever
may DO said, his Situation is quito as critical ~
1t has been at tlnost any tim,. and If be pulls
through" i. will be miraculous.
MIR. Riddlsbergar passed though htro LIS
Saturday night Oh his way to Aco)uso c,uuly,
where he AID Mr John Wise arc 10 soOak to
day. As an cvideLoo Of the wild way Io and
h:a parry iA'k-jns IS they ell lGs. Nj7em.
bert my be mentioned that he said be
dem ,csata had already gwen up the fight for
tho State ticket, and wsrs Gov only strivny 10
accura Tho LEGISLATURE.
klr. H0aiou, the olccior Of Customs at Nor.
ink. sitaghtouG Virgin il rapubli,4r, was
horc yesterday. lilo says hIs party nill stand
of on tho State tIcset, bat will NIX, strong
effort 10 g,lo the Leg urs through tho split
that ho vaInly Imsginss tXis!s 10 the Vr2,tia
democracy.
a post morton tGlMinlilJo OF the ato Mr..
kleg! showed that Ia dlrd OF olncer of The
liver.
Mir NvWian, i ,stinasIrr Of tuo Ilsase OF
Representatives. VINO has aat returned iro1o
bis homo 10 tho panvillo Congressional dsnict
in Virginia. s.ya tho democrats are r;o,vipp
many recruits from tho Mibontca lhers, AID
arc $50. uina Ct carrying their Stato o, x: No.
0amhSr. They say that while they ihlbk tho
war interest Gu the State debt might ho ro
moved. they dun't Want tn be oousilertd
either 50 Iopullat1ra or 81 polite al tfieuda of
ChaodIer, Dawes sod ilotr.
Fifty boats, but Doue Of them with full CIR
goes arrived at GeoIs town Saturd and YES
tcrdaY. OHlEg to the lJR water 10 ihs AL. KIN.
dria canal 0uly ono boat wss lot iulo Tho cansl |,
B)a;s for Altxlnjrla are. h3R.pIr, eairg hY
gay OF tho liver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30
Marvin I'm RiclIn,onl.

NlAfsln. tho blghmIst, was before Ito Puos
Court in Richmond Yesterday, 10 aLsw:r The
charges Of bgamy and larceny. Tho o5urt
room was dcnselg crowded. The prisoner camo
into the room limrng painfully from what ho
said WaS On attack Of rheumatism. When bis
case was called he 1850 and a:kcd I'll, court il
he was to have any rights in tho city? lie WAS
told no would b given fair trial. lie thon
replied ho wanted this eXtuloailoD dolsytd for
lew hours, IN order that no might hhvo time
to consult COUNSEL, aud requested that message
be saut TO Col. John Il. Young. This request
Ths grautud. After q consultation with tho
pill 'urr. Col. Young ssd no was DOT prepare d
yet TO nuhruauc whether VI not ha could 60 az
uouncil Tor TOO AcelIatd, al General Murton"
hsd not got sIl:i:d hun M to teimL fla,
however. susgtAed tbs ACCESSIBILITY OF eontin
ulhg the csc, whlch suglcainn, meeting with
'ha approval oi ihn Cum uunwcAith's Attoruug,
Wsa nanItd out and tho case r0nlitued until
tia : iii Of ), p;rmhcr.
MaISin Ens readily rtclrh:Z ID AH tho party
Who married Miss rurbin tho 2U.h Of July Eav
Dc. hInungtrodr, The pastor, who ptrtoi III ID
tho s"ivlc Mr.. n. BroWorlI, tho brother 10
law OF Mis- TuIp.l; the hotel CLERK. and others,
resd:l9 iicn'ldci INN Tic prisoner was quite
dIGn!hcd 10 his demcGnOr. aud had the Dir Of O
Much Injured Gisn. iln kaa to q great ,y.ent
DIE pl=toly transformed it appoarauc,, having
shaved ct lis side whitkoIs aud uuslsohp,
pulled cut Ill hia front teeth, bumped his back
| stuffed his lett lag, I'm assumed e.ulter 10
speaking. whoh 10 dots Ia perfection. Since
his srdVsl tbs hitpj5 ii Miss Lou Sc W. Tur.
Turpin, have sworn cut q warrant against him.
| charging him With bignny. Thu ober charpe
against Mario Is foouIou,ly stealing d chet k
for $Gl3 and $3.50 10 CASH from tho Firt Ma
tionsl Bank of Richmond.
The caargy OF tOrstry will aIs1 b, pr. t.rrtd
against hun. Esiirnee OF oihrr xplcts of bis
notorious plsober is Ucmiue Ia rapidly. Tie
Ublet OF Polloo ytet,idsy IoJeiVed Io:t,r fft m
yjung lady in Wilmington, Il. g., stating
! that shu Lad boon hurried aud de5crloi by
Mafpl0 some mouths aga.
1t is Il rtnaIEatlo OF. cij C; co that tbe car
IIaRo aud driver which yesterday took Ma, vic
from tho tfaio to thn plisdn 0sil ia tho same
which took him AID alI i Iurpin, his supposed
bIldo. to tho traln wheu lhoY STATED on their
bridal tour. lis has b.eo rlmaud I'd to Ill fer
safe Eepplal.
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All Ocean Mystery.

ST. JouN's N. f.. August 3O.-Tho saiIiop
ship Heather, Capt. DAVID D1ooste, laden VII b
cattle and general rrlduo, arrived yesterday
morning from Aniigoniah. Ga Friday, tho :G b
lost, at l O'Clock a. m tho Heather sighted
and boro down on dsmastoi aud. 10 all 90
poarance, generally disabled vessel. Oasp,
proaohing tho wreck Capt. Deoas'e observed,
With the old Of his telescope, lha. sho WIS ,cd
tho Cortie, which nama waa printed 10 large
black letters on thu whita pr1und Of her star
board how rail. Ths vets.l. wGi,h wa4 evi
d:nily OF Uni oil S!aloa c)nsruc!iop, was of
ahont GOA h1nIred ADD twenty tons bur.
den aud was probably schoauer ripped,
HtF spats ald rNhs:H WcEe completely
gone, n;t vGfti9e Of them attaching TO
tho hull. Tho lower mass wtre sagn off
c'oan 10 the deck. Her rigging was totally shorn
away from tho dohudod vessel, not q ropos end
being pendent from her sides Chains and an
chots Aid NIL haw:e:s, lines and loo,o deck gear
had alec disappeared The cabin was smashed
npbn on two sidcB, but strangely enough. tho
matches vera completely closed And bore no
evidence Of recint disturbance. No boat or bosrt
gear WAS srhr arouCh any portion OF tho dis-
mAnt!ed vessel. The m lin rail was smashed in
several places and tho bulvnrS OF both sides of
ihe ship showed numerous apertures and abrs-
eiohf, I'D II wrought by tho violent applic uion
OF croWbar or rornn other instrument OF ds.
ttructlon. Captain Dte)sLN had no hesitation in
Coldly Affirming That all Tho evidence nros6Dt.
And every Indication no saw, impressed him
with tho conviction that iii vessel had been
boarded ny pirao' and had heen ;illsgsd and
stripped