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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18

A terrific hurricane passed over
England on Friday.
Iroquois won the Newmarket
Derby on Friday in canter.
The British Legation at WASH
ington have accepted an invitation
to be present at tho Yorktown
Centennial.
The United ireland, organ of the
Land League, publishes an article
headed, "ParnelI Garroted," which
states that "SaXon Cowardice has
done its worst"
A warrant has been is
sued for the arrest OF Hur-
ley. There is great activity among
the Irish organization in London,
and circulars are distributed urg-
Ing organization meetings.
James J. O'Kelly, Member of
Parliament, and VIM. O'Brien, ed
itor of the Land League organ,
United Ireland, were arrested FRI
day morning. Arthur O'Connor,
Member of Parliament, ha. not yet
been arrested, although Superln.
tendent Mallon has warrant
against him. 1t is supposed he
has escaped from the country.
John Dillon, M. P, was arrested
charged with reasonable practices
and Iodged In Kilmainham Jail.
Nordenskjold telegraphs from
Stockholm that Captain Johann
sen, commanding the Vega in Nor
denskjold's expedition, has just re-
turned from Irkutsk He states
that a JOkiel from Bulard village
reports having seen q steamer at
the mouth of the Lena on the 18th
of September IN. s 1879. 1t was
supposed to be the Jeanette. The
steamer House returned on the
18th of September from the Jenise
and reports that the Samojides
at the mouth of the Jenise last
Winter found two corpses of Euro
peans and barrel of whiskey.
This Information Is remarkable,
inasmuch as no European crew is
known TO have been lost there last
year.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18
Profits Of Orange Culture.
From the 8. F. chronicle. |

Au article in a recent number of
the London Times gives some In
terestIng statistics on the profits of
orange culture In those parts of
Syria where that fruit is as much a
staple as the grape in France or the
apple in Oregon. The article is
founded on the latest consular re.
port from the British Consulate at
Beyrout, and the figures are there
fore official and reliable. Atpre
ent there are $40 orange orchards
at and around Jaffa 1.-THE ancient
Joppa).~ They average from 1000
to 1850 trees each. and their ag-
gregate crop Ia SO, DOC. 000 oranges.
An orchard of $500 bear
ing trees costs So, 600, and brings :
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18

Riddleberger then rode away to
meet Wise. Wise and Beine were
both arrested and placed under
bonds to keep the peace.
a Dast.Eoiy Outrage.
LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 17th.-The
residence of John Miller, in Ran
dolph county, was visited last night
by dozen armed and masked men.
Miller was not at home, on learn.
ing which fact the mob entered the
house, and taking two boys into
the yard, beat them terribly. One
boy, in attempting to escape, was
killed The desperadoes, after
threatening the lives of Mrs. Miller
and daughter, rode away. No
cause is known for the outrage.
a DeMestao Tragedy.
LOUISIANA, NO., Oct. Led.
ward r. Mcguire shot his wife yes
terday and then blew his brains
out Mrs. McQuire's wound Is not
considered fatal.
D-asa ef GOV. svtisx.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Gov.
Wiltz died this morning.
DemosssrpsiOass n IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Manches-
ter, Edinburgh and Clarken we'll
Green London Leaguers have
passed resolutions depouncing the
arrest of Parpell. Some severe in
juries were inflicted by the police
while Dispensing the crowd assem-
bied opposite the Imperial Hotel.
Large reinforcoments of police and
military are going to the Limerick
macs meeting, to be held In Belfast
on Friday. at which twenty Cath
Ollie priests will be present. A gen
eral strike against rent was advo-
Gated to continue as long as Par
nell remains in prison.
Piigr,ms 80 tue Pope.
ROME, Oct. l6.-The Pope to-day,
seated on the throne of st. PETERS
Cathedral, received two thousand
Italian pilgrims. One thousand
italian pilgrims visited the tomb
of Pope Pius TX, to-day, and de-
posted floral wreaths on it.
a Pupn,n- Fe.ment tn Dub,sn.
DUBLIN, Oct. 16.-The re-arrest
of Dillon has caused IA most intense
excitement An immense crowd
assem- bled on Sackvilie street, oppo-
site the Imperial Hall and resisted
the attempt OF the police TO dis
perse them. There are now 500
troops in Dublin. After night, the
mob attacked the Club House,
MASKING windows and demolish-
ing furniture. One man was IA
tally injured. The mob also at:
tackled the Congregational Church,
mashed the windows and stopped
the religious service.
Gsstssioss wsse sne pst,cs.
DUBLIN, Oct. 10. Last night the
police charged Oh the crowds sew
eral times and the mob resi- ted and
cheered for Parnell and Dillon.
Many persons were seriously in-
jured. The action of the police ia
severely condemned. Great excite
ment prevails among the Irish
population at Liverpool.
MeD REORGANIZATION as L,nsasaoM.
LONDON, Oct '16.-The proclaim
ton prohibiting the meeting at
Limerick was torn down before
daybreak. An attempt was made
by the troops to disperss the crowd
assembled outside the city. The
crowd jeered and the soldiers
charged them several times. AS
the troops moved away to the bar
racks, the crowd followed at some
distance, hooting and throwing
stones.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18

Riddleberger then rode away to
meet Wise. Wise and Beine were
both arrested and placed under
bonds to keep the peace.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18
The American Colony.
n137thRa
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
On Monday Oct. 81, 1851.

These drawings, occur monthly (Sun
days excepted), under provisions of al
Act OF the General Assembly of Ken
lucky.
March 3lst, rendered the following deci.
sions.
Ist-That the Commonwealth Distri.
button Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list o
prizes for the
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18

ROME, Oct. 16.-The Pope to-day,
seated on the throne of st. Peters
Cathedral, received two thousand
Italian pilgrims. One thousand
Italian pilgrims visited the tomb
of Pope Pius TX, to-day, and de-
posted floral wreaths on it.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18

The grounds are highly improved and
contain a large number OF bearing or
ange, lemon and deciduous fruit trees.
The Infirmary till continues open
for the reception OF tnvalids.
u1.For terms apply on the premises.
1a7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18

Receives alive and serves up every day
the choicest FISH, including SOLE,
TURBOT and SEA TROUT.
MR.. DOL Is the exclusive consignee
the celebrated FK0MAGE DE BRIt
which can only be had At this rest aurant
SPRING CHICKENS, trstin from thu
ranches, cooked liz every style.
monico. myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18
OCTOBER DRAWING.

Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50. Is Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
of SIS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r, M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-JournaI building, LouisyIlle. KY.
New York. n6-dAw
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gns Aneelss 9srala.

Published every morning except Mon
day,
-,,,SNIsH u. LYNCH.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18
Los ANGELES WEEK. HERALD

Unpublished every Saturday morning
TERMS.
One yea, by null or express, one copy..sseSe
ak months, - ~ ~
Three :" '"A y"
Advertisements inserted al reasonapie
rates.
All KINDS Of JOb-W0rA iOnS ~
ro,m ncte with san Francisco sn
Price, style, and Elegance oil WORK.
mauUh1D.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-18

SAN Francisco, Got. IRE
pairs to the telegraph wires over
that portion of the line recently
broken down, between Cheyenne
and Laramie, are going on to-day.
Eastern news will be delayed in
consequence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-16
ST. LOUIS.

Kring's Execution Postponed at the
Last Moment. through Conflict Of
the Courts - Brown and Myers
Hanged at New Madrid.
Special to the Herald.
St Louis, July l5.-The Kripg murder ease
has been tie sll-absorblng topic here to-day.
1t was thought for time that the stay Of exc
cution would not save him. The prosecuting
attorney, after consultation with the JUDGES Of
the court Of appeals, gave the sheriff orders to
proceed with the execution as previously or.
dered, despite the order of Judge Sherwood, Of
the supreme court. The preparations we're
COMPLETED; guards were stations and minor
details arranged, when the sheriff concluded
to take legal advice. After consulting an a.
torney, the sheriff concluded that with the
possibility Ofa charge OF murder being made
against him, 10 wound he better not 10 hang
his man. The ieeli' & here runs very high.
ana ali the papers, without single exception,
speak, In hash terms of the law and the
lawyer that keeps 30 foul criminal from
mel tied punishment
New Maorid, Missouri 10 day, 10 witness the
uoubie executon OF Frank Brown ana Jesse
Meyer. Tney were hanged at little after one
O'Clock, and the entire sOutheas, ern portion
OF the state heaved u sigh Of relief They
were the last OF gang OF outlaws who have
teriorlzed that part OF the state. This case
IS a n Go samnie OF exact Justice promptly
,ne!ea cnt They have hanged within a
month after their nrst trial. Both men pre-
s rved stolid demeapor and as usual OK.
presssed perfect confidence OF going 10
heaven.
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Torpedo Trial.

Newport, II. l., July l5.-The second official
trial OF the Lay Haight sub marine torpedo
took place to-day before special board Of Of
ficers. The trial was wItne ssed by Cant I.ucs
In command OF the United States traipip
nett; Admirsl Worden, Commodore UrshuS
and large number ofarmy and navy offIccrs.
The boat worked admirably and was n der
failed to make rs good time as on the nrst
Official trial. Hall mile, which was The dis
t.nce prescribed. was made In minutes and
63 seconds, little more than 10 knots per
hoar. she was brought back to the starting
as well as to go to port and atarbonrd The
trial was considered a success In everything n
excepi speed, the Inventors claiming n cJul9
MIKE q rate Of 10 knots. The spe ed, IL wever.
can easily be Increased. Members Of the board
trial. One VIII te purchased for this station
ut q cost OF sl2 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-16
SrOCK SALES.
The Coming Combination Sale of the
Farmers and breeders 20 be Held nj
Woodlands, Kentucky.

's~OsssssssooS
Lexington, Ky, July l5.-The farmers' an d
breed rs' great combination sale, TO take
place at " OOdlands, adjacent to Lexington
commencing August % (the week before the
fair) and conti uing four days, is rapidly ii /.
Ing with a superior class OF stock
The sheep department has been
organized privately and will nun.
ber from A. t? 500 head of pure animals con-
sistng OF bucks aDa ewes of hearly ali breed.
excepting Maripoes his Will be the largest
and most choice ofierlug ever brought to-
gether ut puolic le In America, ana are en-
tert d by the following noted and distinp uish-
ed breeders: From BJur bon county-W. f.
Wooliord enters fl ty head; Brown Brothers,
seyenleen head; Burg 4 Bro. seven head
Mr.. Ament, forty head; Mr.. Lucas forty
mead; Dudley Logan, fifty head From
Fayette coLaty-Nu on Maconetty, twenty
ten headi Isa c., TIL, mas aud Ed 81 eipy,
about forty head of SIutt downs; Mai B.
u Thomas, three head OF SouthdOwn bucks,
by an imported buck and out ofimported ewes
Jesse Bryant, OF Jessam ne county, fve head
Jesse Dun, Of Gerard county. twenty.five
head; Mr. MI Ter, OF Canada. and McCiintOok,
OF Bourbon county perhaps seven head OF
bucks. n"w on their way from Europe.
The above gentlenen have all promised
that the sheep offered by them shall be . free
representation OF their focks, and many Of
them rank as the leading sheep breeders In
the Uoited States
The short horn department has been OF gan
lied and viii humberab ut sixty head or more,
from The well-known herds OF M essrs James
G,y, David James, Mrs. Dabney Parish ana
perhaps Robert Johuson and others.
The horse chow. Owing to the i'm
mebse demand tor horses. this depart
ment Is Glow to I'LL, but 1t Ia hoped
will he Obts ined 1he horses that are entered
so far would do credit to any sale Among
the present entries there are stations anu
,oaisteis that are fast, showing speed from
400 TO 81. Those 10 wait of horses OF
nearly any s'crlptlon will likely find tn, M In
this sale. a'rsons having nice horses to sell
VIII do wel--so enter them In this sale.
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nan tonic .
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
san Antonio, July l5.-The most depraved
gang OF juvenile ciimlr ais ever raised Ia this
city was captured by the police to-day. The
members range In years from nine to seven
teen. They include blacks and whites, who
have raided on chicken roosts and clothes
ines ior many months past, stealth any thing
portanle. Their work has been so well done
mat the ofncers were completely nonpluse ed,
incl! leader 10 aynnng man nam, d GvOdie
hlcntsr, considered bad boy, but not GUS
bected In such extensive robberies. Willie
burton, aged seven years, promises to lead TO
the place where money and other yalusbles
are Lidatn. Their burglarles have been al.
nost OF fni9hltyoccurrenee. Their operations
are almost incredulous
Pett Ions have been forwarded to the presl.
dent ask'' & him 10 remit the sentence la unp.
tain Armes' case. The captain leaves his fam.
NY here while he goes Iorthwitn TO comply
with tie decision Of the courtmartal modified
by the president.
The following from Castrovilie was received
here; The Sunset surveying party will be- In
tnls section soon, to run line from the near.
est point on ,he Sunset line. They are to
run up. tho Meoina valley Tome forty
or htty miles, 1t is thought
u tap ROAD will b, built to connect with The
rosd surveying through Fredelicksburs. w." '-'
Inc Meolna river at this point is very low. It
has long since ceased to flow over Tho dam,
Rain l. n uch nteded in this section. Cotton
lsVery backward. The weather is hot and dusty
Inc maximum temperas ure In the shade has
neen l02 deg ees. Fans are In great demand.
fienty OF ttratlioad and plenty Of Gust and
Sill We are not happy.
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Report Of tho Agricultural Depart.
msnt.

Washington, July l5.-The department OF
agriculture has returns to this department tc
July lsL They show an increase In the condi.
tion Of cotton since the reports Of June. The
average condition Is 95, against 100 tho same
time last year. The following are
reported by states; % counties In North Caro-.
INA aVerhge0i; 10 counties In South Carolina
average s3; 81 counties In Georgia average rs.
IL counties In FL rida aver ge 90; 81 counties
In Alabama average lG2; so counties in Miss.
isslppl average 0i; is counties In Louisiana
average W.; "a counties In Texas ave age SO;
SO countiesin Arkansas average %; iscouatfes
IN Tennessee average los. The plant is pen,.r-
ally reported small and ten days
late. Hot and too dry weather
.su' almost 10 universally noted but except In
ported Tor that cause. or date of the return.
Alabama and Georgia each report "A better
condition than last year Texas and Arkan.
ss are lower Insect injuries are seldom
The. condition Of the whest crop. as renort.
ed July l.t, IL much better than on
june let, and averages s3 for the whole conn
~. The Atlantic states fall OF slightly, 9, m.
yeari but from the large wheat region north Of
tne ohio river. and west Of the Misss-
sippi river. the returns show q low conduit n
compared with 1850. Michigan only has six-
and ind,pp oen ern bs,o SoS Illinois sixty Ohio
fair prospects. Missouri and Ksnsas
make great complaint OF damages from
insects in spripg whea,. The state Of Iowa
last year, and which Ia only ~, ''"''
The Increase Of rcreage In corn ia nearly two
per cent. over that planted in 1850. The
sVersne condition oft Q. croD In not so high as
VIC lsss two years, and is 90 against 100 last
yeai. ~ oil the Atlantic states tho crop la
backward, owing 10 cold, wet spring. but in
STATES south of the Delaware river
ana on the Gulf OF Mexico,
IL report d as fair. Texas,
IN tho great corn producing region bordering
on tho ONO and MisslssippI rivers, the aver.
aye 10 below last year, pariiculsrIy in the
s,ss OF Iowa, which only reports condition
rain In June. In Illinois and Missouri ihe
condition is reported very favorable.
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AHairs at Albany.

Albany, N. Y, July l5-The joint convention
met at noon and proceeded to vote to fill the
short term vacancy.
When the name of Senator Lynde was called
ne reviewed the proceedings TO se-
cure u caucus and failure there
Of. He then said he would have b en-
glad to have secured the nomination as the
caucus caudi1ale OF Mr.. Whe Ter, but g he
could not, he decided 1t to be his duty to ac
cept the candidate Of the majority He ap.
peal, to The conv sntion to forget ail the diff
ferences and vote for Lapham aud Miller.
The vote stood as follows
Potter 63, Lapham ~, Conk)iug
82, Evarts l, Woodfoidl. /. Necessary to choice
10.
The chair announced that no choice had
been made and the Convention preceded
to vote tonil the long term vacancy, with tn
following result: miller II Kernun SO,
wheeler, Fish II. Daniels ., Evarts Bliss
!, Chapman 2, Starln ., Tenny /. Necessary
I choice 10.
The chair declared that no election had been
had, and on motion of Senator Halbert the
convention adjourned.
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Frobably Suffering from Jim.Ja
London, July 1S.-Dr. Russsllv lettera n ,hs
Morning Post, descriptive Of the Duke of sn.hsr.
ianas tour In America, Is devoted exclusively
70 iawis'sness, murder, lynchings, etc., In The
lar west. He animadverts severely on the dis.
orsditAbie condition In which the central ana
@ riC;ss s0sern"ca ,n Ga,s are psrpii.!nE many dls-
and New Mexico 10 reu, an
under tho peculiar snd dificr.s
Q, nditton which sxists, and fully ssnsihis ~
anort.comings Of The British aud other I'm.
crime, yet he do not think there n snv o,hss "
part ef the world OF ever has been In ANY s1 css.
lllsed country such khooiinEs or stab6iny. Sv snS
nm,nrdrrings g. have nlled thoss land, Win sH
movement fol. Impression cf violsnss ar" r"1.ne
letsness, nc says, cannot be readily sSp,s,n"d
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.


Austin, July l5.-The board of veterans to-
day passed favorably on the following claims :
Mrs Ann G walling, Joseph Barnhardt,
Anothery Daflenbaugh, Mrs West, Mrs
Duran. william l. Hunter, Williem Wooder-
sJn,, Joseph Green, John SLui q, Mary j
Bri, cal, George Green, A j Lowe II Mrs Min
ME Wilson, Mrs 9 A Thomas, Mrs Bridget ~ s.
chsl. Il Votard, u A Vanveahtau, Mrs Emma
II Mahan, Mr.. !. X White, spencer Morris, Dr
Treaogali. of Wiiliom ON county.
II Is reported that Flint, attorney for the
issnuri Pacific, has cos,d Il a contract with
tho citizens tf Taylorville to complete The ex :
t.nston of The road imme diately to that place.
lhe land owners along The route agree To give
the company rlpht-oi-way from Beton to
Iay loryllie, and the citizens OF Beltun have
donated ten acres ioi depot purposes.
Co iector Casey, OF Harrlson
county, has settled with
the comptroller TO day In full OF the taxes Of
1850.
The governor has appointed John Stuart
Branch, pilot a. Sabine Pass.
On the st Tuesday OF next month the grand
lodge ofthe Uniied Brothers, a coiored bspe-
VIOLENT association. will meet In this CITY.
Many delegates arc expected Great pI Iepara.
lions are under way to make them oom-
fOr'able.
The dlstric; court to-day granted divorce
to Mrs. p. Violet.
james Buchanan, Jr., the young English.
man overpowered by heat yesterday In the
club house, died last night.
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Erred Of the Nise m Co,,on.

London, l5-The Manchester Guardian,
In Its com = - article this morning, says
the market ~ S otimprosed In any res PEGS,
Trsnsactolgot h"s'ness trO becoming IN. G
diMcult, IN, continued rise In cotton compel
lug selln - rnvance Quotations
anld ad eVeS 40 unpromislng
circum' 'tanve. he great ea tern market.
nav abuno mt STOCKS ou ha, Il or under con-
trol Native dealers buy very little, ana In
dia merchants are therefore citing with gI eat
caution, buying only when they can MAKE
sales Telegrams from China are not encOur-
aging, and very little Is doing Tor tn MAJ ket
Smaller foreign and home trade Is doing son, =
business, but here also the amount IL se,i ,ut i.
~ lessening, Ii consequence OF the advance
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-16

Longview, July D'-Judge Robertson sem
fenced the prisoners convicted at this term OF
court to-day. Charles Clark got s, ven years,
Ave years for theft OF goods and Two years for
assault; Augustus Scott. two years, assault
to commit murder; Spencer Waid, yo years'
same oilens.' A motion for new
trlsl, In the case of William Lacy, two wears
for sodomy,, filed. All the above but Clark are
coi0redi John Ford, assault to murder, no,
hung jury. Court is now through with the
criminal docket. There were five conviction
ana one hung jury In seven cates. The only
civil case OF any Importance determined wa.
the suit of Mrs Harris vs thel n u. N, rail-
r0sd, for injury sustained In getting from The
cars at kilgore. She got verdict Tor fifteen
hundred dOllsrs damages. The case was n
very strong one and the railroad company
Will not appeal.
Tho thermometer registered oi In the shade
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REQUESTS ny BURNSIDE.
Dfstributton OF wealth by the viii
or Deceased Citizen OF New Or
Leans

New Orleans, July l5.-The viii of John
burnside, dated 1857, was presented TO court
to'aay. Ths following are the bequests:
A. drew Bierne, Of Virginia, slOO,OO Nelson
McStes, S25,qO0, and BuInside's residence In
this city; Jesse r. Value, $4,000; J.B Value
20 i oooi NJ, Cary. o X. Dupning, j. II,
foWier ana Charles Str ,rt, each IS 600; John
n.hIy, H,o0 Ed 1rsyry and luzman,
each VI ,ooo; Philip Rotchford, 5000; James
anu Mary Rotchiora, each 81. .O0O;J B. Rotch.
i0ru. E. sl0,ovO; John Reid. of New York, s5, NJ;
ShS,ity az WI hospital, $4,000; Seamen's Home,
S,Wo Orphans Home, IS, 600; Protestant
,nsyiuh' 5000; st. Elizabeth Asy-
Ium, $500, Camp street Female
upSyum, 10000 St Mary's asylum, $1,000 ].
D. ferguson. Of eland, S., 900. oliver Beirne
was aptoiL TED his executor anu resldusIy y
ieeates, An attempt viii be made 10 annul
tue WI J, and to this end the heirs IRE being
looked ior from ireland and from val ious cit.
ies In the United s aies. 1t 10 insisted that
decesssa lett will dated in 1872, but ihe
most uiiigent search has failed TO unearth 1t
NO one anows where Burnside was horn or
now old he was when he died. His mot in
Innate friends cay he would never speak about
his early history.
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To be Sold TO satisfy Debts,

Eastop, July 10 sheriff Her nan to-da.
gave notice that under pa iors filed he woult
sell the corporate franchises Of the Pennsyiva
MIA and New England railroad company IL
uphin, Lebanon, Berks, Lehigh and North
hampton counties, on July 10 at his office II
Eas'on, 10 satisfy debts owing to George w
Sylvester, OF PhiIad. lphia, amour Ing to s2n8,
sOs, aud Damon Y Kilpore, Philadelphia $50,
6S3 3S The rosd was TO run from The W.ie
Gap to Harrisburg, o % hundred ana twenty
miles. conf ecti Y east aud west A mile and
one ix'h OF he traoK, from Wind Gap tOwa d,
Peuargyle, this county. only have been built.
The right OF T. az has Ill bt en- secured