davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

NRw YoHK, March 22.-Ths suit OF
Genevievs Ward sgainst Theodore Moss
and Lester wallaCk to restrain them
from producing The play oi "Fot.
get Me Not" at wallacE's Theatre.
and for the recovery ol $4,000
damages for running their adaptation
Of the play, was decided In the su'
periot Court before Judge sedgswick this
morning, who gave decision granting a
permanent injunction tgainst the pro-
duClion oi The play by WaIIaCk and Moss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
oEFICERs or r.rmEsENArr.
A Resolution Providing for n CIeH
Amman

A Resolution Providing for n Clean
sweep.
, WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Republi.
can Senators in caucus decided to offer a
resolution in the Senate tomorrow provi.
ding for new election OF Senate officers.
The following were agreed on unani.
mously:
Secretary OF Senate, Geo. g. Gorham,
California; gergeant.at.Arms, Henry Rid.
dlebarger, Virginia; Principal Executive
Clerk, James r. Young, Pennsylvania.
The following were selected byballot: Chief
Legislative Clerk, Charles W. johnson,
Minnesota; Chaplain, Rev. Dr.. Byron
Sunderland, Washington. Riddelbarger is
a warm personal and political friend Of
Senator Malone. lie was Colonel In the
the editors OF the Charlotte ReddjAster
Mr.. johnson was nominated at the In.
stance OF Senator Mcmillan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

PARIS, March 22.-The editor Of the
Cloysn has been sentenced to six months
imprisonment aud 1000 francs Rne and
the manager Of that journal TO three
months imprisonment and 1000 francs
fine tho editor OF the Jurtrdl to ak months
and 1000 francs; the manager q the Re
toiuiion Socidle 10 the same, and ROCheIoft
and Delpefte, editor and manager Of the
lnirdnSigicdni 10 1000 francs each, for stti'
cles applNndihg the assassination Of the
CEar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

Belief Tint tho Extra session Has Been
Abandoned.

UeIIeI IhnI INC BNIFh StNNIOn HIM Hebn
Abandoned.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Cabinet
was in session two and half hours to-day
and the subject Of calling Sn extra session
Of Congress was thoroughly Canvassed.
Protests from several commercial cities
have been sent to the President urging
the abandonment Of the extra session, the
idea being maintained that special sss.
sion would pAralyzs business, unsettle
value and be disastrous to the welfare Of
the country. It's thought to-day the idea
Of an extra session has been practically
Utvah mn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

DECATUR, ILL.,, March O9.-The small.
pox scare has caused The Decatur Public
School Board 10 issue a manifesto that at
the opening Of the summef term, on
March 2Sh, no pupils shall be received
into any Of the public schools ID the city
without furnishing evidence satisfactory
10 the principal that he or she has been
vaccinated or otherwise secured against
smallpox. The rule will be strictly en-.
Iorced. No cases are reported In this
county yet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

sr. PETERSBURG, March 22.-rhe indiCt
mehts against Nlcolai RussakoiT Andrie Te
lejkOH, Timotei MiChaelolr and the woman
lIesse Helmann. will be communicated u
them. They will be allowed seven days fol
the preparation Of their defense by counsel
Tie igenec Russo says: II Is evident that The
Assassination Of the Gar WIS panned abroad
chiefly In Pats and Switzerland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
A NEW REGIME
To be InaugurRted In Utah for the Sup
pFeHRIOn OF pOIygamy,

PcHHtUh VI AUtJkHhIN
WASHINGTON, March 22.-1t Is under.
stood that bill will be introduced in the
next Congress, with the approval ot the
President, to change the form OF Govern.
ment Of Utah, as the foundation for the re.
forms which he has declared. The bill
will abolish the present form OF appoint.
ment OF Governor and Judges, and will
provide q commission OF probably seven
persons, who will administer the affairs OF
this refractory territory, backed by all the
power necessary TO secure the reforms
they will institute. The Commissioners
will be named by the President, and will
be men who are known 10 be sound on the
polygamy question. The term OF office
will be continuous, under the pleasure OF
the President. In this way It Is believed
the evil can be reached. II is proposed to
pass the law diafrsnChising polygamists,
men and women. The females uow vote,
and the Utah law is such that an Indian
or a China woman, II Mormon's wife,
can vote,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

A s.OppaEs of BiEbi wesss thI. summer

A Btoppage Of Eight weeks thlA Summer
Agreed on.
PtrrsBuRan, March 22-At meeting Of
the pressed glass ware manufacturers held
here this afternoon, II was unanimously
resolved TO shut down their works fot
eight weeks between May let and septem.
bet lst. II is believe ed that this action oil
the manufacturers will reduce The stock Of
table ware To the extent Of nearly one and
o half million dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
INmUMAN rKAUrIUEs
OfRuSSlnn Officials In their Treatment
Of the AHSnNsInH.

LONDON, March GA dispatch from Gen.
eva states that the correspondent OF
the lutrNnsgcante (suppJ1ed to be
DragOmanOT the reputed leader Of
the Nihi ists), declares that Russlkoff
aud JGllboT have been merCiessly nut 10 Tor.
tIfe III The presence OF General l.Oris Nelikotf.
RussakOIF was "eleCtriized" by powerful bat.
teries, aud forced by the intOlerable agony he
suffered TO answer the questions put 10 him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
%'I's TO atOu t,U viii, N. ,,.a,,..

IN, .T'svL H. !, Mss, March PA funpe,
s,,,'s sc@ :, NOM poa Woody Mountain says That
IA ,,,,S soG +, D5., With about 100 lodges and 800
S,,s,,.,0 yiDa''a'' ia still there, and says he
Sists. sV"b,eo'io9 bnl oiteluming 10 the United
Ssya s', :, Ca' =, will 80 to farming there 't% ot
i,,0,i.'sn y,f'n to Tie Saskatchewan and o vo IN IN
m,by ,o,,l nacE Bull aaysthOre are a good
h,.oS!' 'yuus Ea, men in their camp whose T fe.
desitcp "%f0 oi surrendered, and they arc
ca5s Vs' " o., ol joining them, and NAV CON. C
tatit iAmi'isos sSTe' wi', ont those who have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

Death OF old CitiEens-New Republican
RrImhrIeA Thlkod Of


Primaries TalkOd Of
srKusESyILLE, o., March 22.-Jeferson
county lost two Of her oldest residents
yesterday. Mrs. Jane Winters, aged "A,
died at her residence In Wintersvllle, a
suburban town, yesterday, and John
A. DeFiuG, born In this city seyenty.two
years ago, died at bis residence In Island
Greek township yesterday. Lis father
was q revolutionary soldier, aud came
here 10 1900. He has served The county
In various public offices.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
among the Republican,, and more espec.
tally The friends Of Spence, the defeated
candidate iof mayor Anumbet Of Demo.
Gratis were voted by the Irwin men. A
demand has been made to-day that
another election be held, and the commit.
lee will take the matter Under Consdera'
lion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23
wv "'"'A' from rNtiuE Spoiled o,,.

NJ. NJ, Timothy oLeyand bo mo,bs, "TSs. TSn.
sp' Oyster, ~ n,on City, ate Of some spoiled
d,Sa yiy,' .D DsI',nIne both Of them, lhe laltSr
VTi S AND md" tl ,D' Effects a short time alter.
sdSsy" "S &, nt' i,,i.. temhIna being brought 10
Timothy disd" d",v,mtht. Sunday her son
poisorep,S S,sl o,.i., aso, Itom tho effects Of lhe
lad Il it,sr5,,e ,eis, aud today a special cal
Gas.hSny5 TSherO they were I'M jn,st,SS sy%sn1 Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

BUCHAREST, March 9A-pictracu, who come
time ago attempted To assassnate Dratam,
ROumanian Premier, has been sentenced 10
twenty years h'rd labor. Two account pliceS
were eacli sentenced to nine years impriVOn.
mpnt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

ClSCiSSArI, March 22,-john y. Moore,
an officer Of the cavalry recruiting office,
while waltEIng Al a ball this morning,
dropped dead. He came from ". Louis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

MADRID, March ga bomb, with fuse
attached, has been found In front ol Duke
Assutss' Palace. The police are investl.
eating.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

YOtlNG-srONR-On 1uesiAv evening, March
"a, 1881, At The residence Of lamN CamphsiI, EiQ.,
" Rev J. 4 Mcclure Mt. THOMAS q. YOUkO and
Mis- BARAHJ. ross both Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

PIrnDrRen, March 22.-rho resiuns.
lions Of FIR, Myers, Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Company, and W, H. O'Bhen, Of tbe
Pl'i'butUb, Cincinnati x st. Louis road.
@Veheral paSsengerand ticket agents.. and
The appointment Of L. A. Ford to All i6s
vacancies cinScd thereby, hsS bsSn
oiIciaI.y announced. This change taksa
T. sutri e April let. Nj, ForC's office viii bS
,EAcR BETWEEN ruRn so, ASD PA. co "a
INV HoRS, March %. Since the lst of
december last there has been an active
T,@pe'lOion r' between the Pennsylvania 4
..'e n,llmo'e K Ohio railroad commands. An
,,"ggemegi hasnow been made whsrehv
" W competition will cease and ireisht a,
.a SiYolnA o1 tie Baltimore < O6io roSd
c,, rg, y. ieceiyed by thu Peppsylysnia
SSp'oy S,,,b at their piers Nos, / and 40
'V''1 '''e',Gs previous to Decpmbet 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
uta Reservation selected.

WASHINGTON. July 10. ]. Russell.
Chairman OF the Ute Commission. ar.
rived In Washington yesterday morning.
and later In the day presented . rspor,
to ssorstsry Kirkwood In which be
stated that the Commission had selected
lands and proposed to locate the Unoom'
pahgre Utes In the vicinity Of the juno
ton CT Green and White rivers. 10 Utah.
and they proposed to erect . temporary
agency building there and have the
agency removed to that point ~ o on ~
possible. By this arrangement the Uin-
tabs, White Rivers. and Uncompabgrs
Utes will be located upon and immsdi-
at-ly adjoining the Uintsh river. Rus.
sell also states In bis report that It would
be necessary before the removal Of the
Unoompshgres to have Q military force
OF at least $50 men stationed at the
point indicated for the agency building.
and q small force for the Winter OF the
Uintah Agency. Kirkaood at once
transmitted . copy OF this report to the
Secretary Of War. accompanied BY q
letter, In which he requested Secretary
Lincoln to Issue such instructions to
military o~ommsndsnts % may be nscss.
ssry to carry into effect the views and
wishes Of the Commission respecting the
location Of troops at the new agency
and at the Uintah Reservation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
Brush Succeeds in Storing Rlec.
triclty.

CLrvrLAsp. July ls.-Tbs question
Of storing electricity has attracted CON.
siderable attention. and scientists have
succeeded iu . measure, notably Plsuts
and Fsurs OF France. Charles Brush
Of this city. inventor Of the Brush cleo.
trio light. has Just announced that hs
has solved the problem. and can now
store electricity 90 that It can be carried
from place to place. and delivered like
coal oil. gasoline, etc.. or oan be placed
on wagons, street cars, etc., and used TO
propel them. For some purposes his
method 10 cheaper. and In others dearer,
than the present methods Of using cleo
trloity. Details Of the invention have
not been made public yet, but 1t 10
known 90 composed Of metal plates ar
ranged 30 as to contain large quantities
Of electricity. The advantages Of the
invention are many, and It will not b
surprising soon to see electricity deliver.
ed to families, who will rue their own
electric lipht. The idss 10 not . new
one with Mr.. Brush, a. hs has studied
Il for years, and his success In the past
and lack Of undue %prstsnsiou. esusss
everybody to have great faith In bis
claims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
Aner.sss i.f.r.s.i session.

sAs FnAseisco. July ls-a ?. ~
sierra Nevada. ss; Union Con. %, ".
., Ophir. sh; Mexican, ~. Z; Scorpion.
1 Is; Albion. 81. 8 70. . 60. . ss; Mt.
Disble. So; California, Toe; Alta. 4 oS;
calsdonis. lse; Belding. 30; Albion. 3 10.
3 ss; California. zoe; Vt Diablo, 81; Best
4 Bslchsr. SS, 3; overman. N; .Bodis
Tunnel. 81, 81, 8 20; Savage. 2 90;
Northern Belle. i1N; Yellow Jacket. A.;
Day. 2 Is; Con. Virginia. l IS. l soi
overmsn. l 20; Crown Point. Q; Benton.
1 os, l; Scorpion, l 10. l os; Gould 4
Curry, Z 40; Mono. sse; Orc. 7se; Utah.
On. 81; Bslehsr. 2 80; Andes. ! 40; Al
bion. 8 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
An.r..ss street s.pss.

sAx Francisco. July ls-s ?. NJ
Best 4 Bslcher. 81 asked. 3 sales; Alpha,
~ bid; Con. Virginia, I so bid. ! s.
ssksd; Union Con. > bid. 81 asksd, .
Gales: Benton, l bid. l o5 asksd; Hale 4
Noreross. ss asked; Day, 2 10 bid; scor.
pion. I 05 bid; savage. ? GO asked; Mex
lean. 81 bid. ! asked; Sierra Nevada. 81
bid. 81 asked; Albion. 81 asked; Bodis
Tunnel. 8 is bid. 8 20 asked; Sierra New
ada. s. ssksd. g.. sales; Bsleher. AZ
asked; ovsrman. l Is bid; Yellow Jacket
4 Is bid; ophir. s bid. 81 asksd; Con.
virginia. 1 50 sales; Utah 81 salss; B.
4 Bslcher. . sales; Alta. 4 bid. 4 % AK
4 0s sales; Crown Point. 2 bid; Califor'
1Oc bid. Use asked. zoe sales; Mexican. 81
Gales: ophir. s1 sales; Albion 3 IS Asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
Fearful cyclone in Minnesota.

81. PAUL. July l6.-Ths town Of NEW
Ulm, situ.tsd on the Minnesota river.
and o~ontaipipg about $500 people. wa'
wrecked by q cyclous yesterday after
noon. The telegraph lines we're blown
down on the river. and only mssgrs de-
tails can be given. It seems that two
currents OF air swept the valley stimuli
taneously. coming from different direc.
lions. The scene wal appalling. Stone
and brick buildings were raised from
their foundations, and the air was Toll
of debris. The town and its SUBURBS
are now a mass OF ruins. West Newton,
10 the neighboring county OF Nicoliet'
was visited and Q family OF three killed.
Their names could not be learned.
The killed In New Ulm are Mr. Ecksrt
and bis twelvs-year.old son: . little son
Of Mr.. Ecky. Lara Wright. aged H.
was found on the prairie decapitatsd.
and her head has not yet been found; .
son OF Mr.. Warner. aged IL years.
These are the only bodies found. The
killed 10 the town OF Severance. near ~,
are Martin Frank, Joseph Killubo. vile
and three children. One child. badly
woundsr. is the sole survivor Of the fam.
lily. At West Newton. Q child OF Nj. ..
Loomis aud an old gentleman. name not
known, who was found with bis arms
clsspsd around . tree. were killed.
The county IL peoplsd almost wholly
by Germans, 48 Of whom were at Min-
nespolis ct the time attending the Turn.
fest, and none OF them knew OF the
catastrophe until today. when all lett
Immediately for their ruined homes,
with NO knowledge ss to whether they
would And family. friends or property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
nsMarehis ~ . Lawyer.

In Justice Hires Courtroom. Vir.
sinis. yesterday. McMurohis, hs OF the
$40 exemption Law fame. and also we'll
remembered - an independent csndi.
date for the Assembly 10 1878 who 70.
esived bat one vote. argued the . on
behalf OF the prosecution. Of the State
W. Mrs. Montague and Mrs. Wyucoop.
The defendants were arrested on com.
plant Of MeMurchis. who charged them
with malicious mischief In removing his
clothing from . room be was occupying
In Mrs. Montsgus's house. Defendants
asserted that the complaining witness
was not paying rent and admitted that
they had removed his effects and fastened
the door against him. McMurcbis's clio
qusncs had no effect on the jury. for
they returned . verdict Of not guilty
without leaving their seats, and the de-
PENDANTS were discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
The New Overland Railroad.

NEW YoRx, July ls.-The interest
taken here by the railways leading into
California 10 increasing. It 10 reported
that Jay Gould will build . road from
Salt Lake to San Francisco. This will
give California another road across the
continent. The line which II 10 sup.
posed be will operate 10 the Utah West.
ern, with extensions. The Utah West.
ern 10 . narrow gauge, running out OF
Salt Lake toward the Nevada line. and
work has already been commsncsd to exc
tend 1t around the southern end OF the
Great Salt Lake. Its hrst objective
point 10 thought to bo Eureka, Nevada,
bat from oil indications It will DO con.
tinued until the Pacific coast 10 reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
Gitteau Writing . Book-The Insult.
ferabls Vanity OF the 0dious
Wrefch.

WTctCu'
WASHINGTON, July ls.-Ths vanity Of
the wretch Gittsau seems. II possible, 10
grow daily. Every day he Is permitted
to have an interview With the stsno-
sraphsr furnished BY the District Aitor.
nsy. whom hs supposes 10 taking notes
for his (Gittssu's) book, which he calls,
"Lifs. Doinss and Theology Of Charles
J. Gittsau." Hs intends his book to
contain about sou pages, and has i'd.
dressed Q letter to the Librarian Of the
Congressional Library 10 secure o copy.
right, directing his stspographsr to take
II to Mr.. Spofford and pay him 81.
Quite q number Of bis photographs have
been taken to him to get his autograph
upon them, which hs ohssrfully gives.
he 10 very ambitious to have . photo.
graph Of ths Jail and also OF the cell.
taken With himself appearing through
the bars. BE has been engaged today 10
writing 0 letter to President Arthur, a.
be styles him. Ths letter wal not com.
plsted. and hs will devote himself to the
stenogrsphsr tomorrow. A. Q reason
for the presence Of the stenographsr 20
frequently. the District Attorney states
that he allowed Guittsau to tell his story
In his " way, In order that he might
sift from II the few material facts. re.
jsoting the mass Of sxtrsnsous matter
which the assassin insists upon having
taken down. All this while BIO imaRinss
himself debating to Mr.. Nordhofk, Of
the New York Herald. aud nephew OF the
w~sll.known Charles Nordhoff. aud thinks
his utt-rsnces are printed In the New
York Herald daily. He 10 not permitted
to read any Of the daily newspaper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
Minnesota Items-Sntipg Bull Sur.
renders ut Last.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July ia report
IL received here that two outlaws visited
. camp Of Mills Lao Indians. near A..
kin, early yesterday morning, and muir.
dsrsd the chief and four Indians. The
murdsrers were arrested.
The PIONEER Pres has special advicss
from Sitting Balls camp. he 10 within
eieht miles Of Buiord. and coming In In
charge OF the scout, Lsger: Captain
Clifford has gone out to receive his sur.
render. The dispatch says the Indians
are almost starved and the rest Of them
dismouptsd and all discouraged. Five
chiefs and 200 bucks, women and chill.
dren are In the band.
Fifteen hundred laborins men In the
loRRine camps Of Wisconsin are out on
q strike for 10 hours instead Of IL hours
Of service per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
Immense German Emigration.

LONDON. July ia Berlin CORES
pondent says the statistics published BY
the Hamburg police authorities show
thst the number Of German smisrsnta
passing through Hamburg alone to
America from January ! to June 30.
1881, amounts to T.6aS. being twice the
number for the same period In the year
following the late war between France
and Germany. The figures for such
emigration 10 the corresponding period
Of last year were 32.4ss. and the total
for the year l06. 100. 30 that, II the
emigration proceeds In the same proper
ton for the second halt Of 1881. the
government will ind that, reckoning
iueitivss by other channels. It has lost
In 1881 about $50 1000 Of It's most sm.
cisnt subjects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
The Prince Of Wales Hard Up.

New YoRx. July ls.-Ths Worid's
csblsgrsm from London says: A I
csbl.d you some time ago. the Prince Of
Wales friends have been sounding the
supporters OF the Government With .
view OF prevailing upon Mr.. Glsdstons
either to vote . lump sum for the pay
msnt OF the Princes debts or incrlass
bis annual allowance. Their efforts have
been unsuccessful. In many cases they
we're snubbsd. As Sir Charles Dilke.
Mr.. Fawcstt. Mr.. Chamberlain and Mr..
Mundslls, four prominent members Of
the Ministry. have put themselves on
record BY their votes In favor Of cutting
down tbs royal grants and pensions, the
Princes friends had no right to look for
auocoaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19

General O. G. Ba,tsrmsn writes to
Postmaster Atkinson OF Virginia that
hs never saw 90 many idle men In q
mining camp before Al there are In
Tombstone. Arizona. He estimates that
there are at least twenty idle men 10
every man at work.
The New York Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of ten cents per
share, delinquent August 18th. Ofaoial
notice OF same will be found elsewhere
In todsy's issue.
The Gag files at bali.mast over the hall
,of the Pacific Coast Pioneers today. out
Of respect to the memory Of the deceased
wife Of Q brother Pioussr-Milss Good.
man.
The Carson Indez has II that the Carson
Guard will invite the Emmett team for .
friendly target match over the range Of
the former next Sunday.
The County Commissioners meet In
Virginia tomorrow afternoon st l o'clock.
The Liberty Social Club will give .
dance at their ball next Friday night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-19
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Social Events In gnglsnd-suther.
land .richbornc rrlnee Leopold
Coming 10 America.

LONDON. July 1.-THE chief social
events Of the season have been thsgardsn
parties ct wslborugh House. ct which
nearly everybody In society was present.
A garden party yesterday afternoon at
the Baroness Bu.dstt Cou,hes' aud Q
ball OF the Second Lille Guard. at which
the Prince and Princess OF Wales. the
Grown Prince OF Germany. and the
Dukes OF Csuuausht and Cambridge
were present. Twelve hundred guests
were invited. including most Of the pref.
test women 10 London. This was the
most successful ball Of the season, not.
outstanding the excessive heat Of the
weather. The night was quite equal to
the usual hottest July nights In New
York. The Prince OF Wales went to the
Derby agricultural show In the morning
but returned 10 the afternoon. the
Journey there and back being 27O miles.
BE made several calls. dined out aud
wound up by staying at the ball till 8
O'Clock In the morning . pretty good
days work with the thermometer at 90
In the shade. The end Of ths season IL
rrpidly approaching. The Queen leaves
next week for Osborne. and already Q
large fashionable contingent has left
town.
Il Wal osbled from New York . fort.
night ago that the Duke Of suthsrlsnd
had been much impressed With the
story Of the California Tiohborns claim
ant and had expressed his confidence 10
ito truth. The Duke oontradicis this
explicitly here, ~ he had already done
In New York. and declares that he never
expressed any opinion Of tho kind. Hs
privately speaks Of the kindness shown
him everywhere 10 the United States.
and admired everything hs saw. includ.
Ing Consy Island and tbs huge stssmer
on which he reached that remarkable
resort. The number Of Eogllsh visitors
to the States will be larger than usual
this year. It 10 rumored in private cir
Giles that Prince Leopold will pay Amer.
ios Q visit sometime In autumn.