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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-07
,SAWTOOTH ITEMS.
Vienna Reporter. 5th.l

Vienna Reporter. 9TH.
Times are getting better.
Banjo Nell has skipped.
Plenty salmon down the river.
Several fights during the past week.
Several new houses are being
erected.
The road to the Vienna and Solace
mines is completed. 1t cost S4,75O.
Miss Blanchett Hughes, of Sawtooth,
who has been quite i'll for some time,
is improving.
The Columbia and Beaver mill COM
menced crushing yesterday morning.
A large mountain lion has been
,prowling around the head of Big
Smokey for several days.
10000 pounds of salt has been re-
,ceived by the Vienna Company dur
ing the past week.
The Vienna and Solace mining
companies disbursed $4,000 to their
employees this month-an increase of
$1,000 over last month.
M. X. Parsons claims to have
bought the TOWNSHIP of Vienna with
Valentine scrip, on the Sd of last
April, and notifies all squatters on his
land to ''come and see me-"
The second bridge below Warm
Spring ranch, seven miles south of
Galena, is in dangerous condition
for teams.
L. Smiley says that the East Fork
of the Salmon will prove one Of the
best .galena districts in the Territory
Last "Wednesday afternoon an ex-
citing foot race was run between
Thomas Baggs and Frank Huffman,
for $25 side, the distance being 100
yards. Two false starts were made,
but the third was .'go," the runners
passing the score about together.
Huffman took the lead, winning the
race by about twelve feet. Betting
was lively, and considerable money
changed hands.
Mr.. Miner of the Wood River Tel
egraph Co., is in Vienna disposing OF
stock in said line, and we feel assured
will inject with liberal patronage among
our citizens, all Of whom know the
value OF such a scheme. 5000 out of
D5,O0O shares, remain TO be sold at
Scots. each before operations will be
begun.
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A CARD.
HALEY. l. r. September Q. 1882.

HALEY l. r., September 6, 1882.
TO the Members OF the Democratic Con.
vention and the legal voters Of Altu-
ras County.
Having announced myself as = candidate for
member of the House Of Representatives Of Idaho
Territory subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic County Convention, desire to mako this
public statement in advance: That if nominated
and elected it will be my highest aim and object
to honestly and faith fully all the people Of
Alturas, whose servant will be. and to carefully
watch and faithfully guard every public interest
pertaining to the future Of Alturas county, in
fostering and promoting her vast mining, agri-
cultural and grazing interests; in lessening the
burthcn of taxation, and relieve her of the heavy
debt she now owes by the honest yet gradual pay
ment of the same, as speedily can be done in
justice to its already overtaxed innabitants.
Trusting this expression of my views and
opinions may meet with approval remain,
Your faithful servant.
j. MILTON TREGASKIS.
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THE UP.COUNTRY DELEGATES.
They Meet in Caucus, and Resolve to
withdraw In a.BOdy Unless Admitted
to the Convention.

A'large number of citizens of Bull
hon, Deer Creek, ketchum, Galena,
Vienna and Sawtooth, who were
elected delegates from those precincts
to the Democratic County Conven-
! ton, came to HALEY yesterday, and
stopped over night. Early this morn
ing they left for Bellevue, to attend
the Convention.
The assembled delegations held a
caucus in Faylor's hall, last evening,
and after an exchange of views,
adopted resolution to the effect that,
if denied recognition as duly-elected
delegates to the Convention, they
would withdraw in body, and then
consider what further steps they
should take.
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RASH HASHONA.
Tie Jewish Day Of Atonement.

This holiday, which is generally OBJ
served by all Of the Jewish faith, will
begin n 8o'clock in the evening Of
September %, and continue until the
evening Of the 23d. During that
time S. J. Friedman's store will be
closed.
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person connected with the administration OF
justice In this case. j want TO see this thing,
50 far as legitimate, brought out These articles
are new to me- Although the court has been hon.
ored with some notice, have never seen them be-
fore i would like 70 see some more"
Mr. Merrfck read other articles from Buells pa
per, cr.ticising the court and prosecution
THE CRoSs-BXAMIsArloN CONCLUDED.
Mr. Merrick finished the cross-eKamination Of
hslf-past O'Clock.
The witness was then re-examned BY Mr.. VIII
tect OF considerable newspaper comment Mr..
wilson asked IL New York papers had not criti-
ciSed the defendants and Gen. Brady said
objection was made, and Mr.. Wilson said that
ne wanted TO show that the articles were provoked
oy the newspaper controversy. He said New York
newspapers had had articles
CRIrIcIslNG THE COURT.
what has that to do" said Judge wylie, "with
these scandaous articles assaiing the administra-
tion OF justice, which afforded them the opportu.
nifty OF indicating themSelveS?"
MI Wilson still insisted that articles In other
apers provoked these publications
JUDGE wYLIE on BIRELING LIBELERS.
sand for that reason" said Judge Wylie, ga
paper libels the court and the officers OF the court
engaged in the Investigations OF the case. Your
New York papers are not an answer to that
These l1belers, these professional hireng ibelers
are not going TO exercise any authority or terror
over the administration OF justice here"
When Mr. Wilson finished, Mr. Carpenter asked
the witness III any other defendant beside Brady
was interested Ia either the Capital or the Critic
SIR"
The witness, at 2:45 p. m, was excused from the
stand.
The court at p. m. adjourned till tomorrow.
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rINHE GREAT
TO TIE tt99kSff a EfsE AS h2S 9HtxHsE
Still AAi Il Frc TAf Gl isf f5 EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LAVE NAsH1sGroN FROM STATION. CORNER
For Pttsigrg and the Vest Chicago Limited Express
Harrisburg to Cincinnati. Western Ex Press 7:3o
a VITA a paaSs car $50 e SaGiy 1 9S1
Pr p.ifTt1 IgW6P sni The Sn W fdro,,.c
N. daily except Sunday, with Pslor Car from Har-
day. with Palace Cars from Washington to Canaan
For wiIli4nspor:. Lock Haven. and Elmi-a 1880 a.
For New ana the East 500 an. 10 80 I'm. 1:so,
s ana E1SRs sao o PaS
Fer B2ooy ali fs rSs fn su oSnSec at
sy city w boats at E Brookyn
For dl hi ade,9h "a o. 800 1880 am $780, 400
@ r9 On sansssy .ae siS and
aSaay SO ana mn" 4 i2S 49, 3d. R% ssS
For Po. Is creek Line. GAO a. m. and 4:4o PM daily.
For Annapos. $40 am and 4:4o pm. daily. except
A1Ex SsSaskl AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINGToN
For ssS az 20 pm and 5n e sanas;
Trims Sa5 jSs:r: snS $40 ssssgs Sunday an
s:Se Pm and 90 midnight Or sun md ana az
and At Ii: and
81 nssT d y ss wen and
gage to destination from hotels ana residences.
General f :; R; Moo Hsen.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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3. Chapman Neale i'm Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, August as Chapman Neale
who was arrested few days since In Denver
Colorado on the alleged charge of embezzling
a large amount OF money from various
to this city last night by detective
Though charged with numerous fraudulent acts
In Alexandria his arrest was not due to them, but
was the result of an indictment found against him
In the United States district court for the eastern
district OF Virginia, and for the violation OF
the national banking laws I'm making false oath
as director OF the national bank in Alexandria.
He swore that he owned a certain amount OF bank
now In the custody of the officers OF the United
States court and is making an effort to secure
bail
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DIED..

1882 Of dysentery, ETHEL CLARA. daughter Of wsi5s
and Grace M Allen. aged two years four mouths and
CRUTCHET: Suddenly. on August I. 1854 AIEx-
ANDRE CRUTCHET. aged Ii irty -four years and In
Funeral from his fathers residence J. p Crutchsk
1904 street northwest Thursday. August Sd Il p.
COWDIN. infant con Of Dr. Frank I. and Maria =.
Howe. aged four months and sixteen days.
infant .ea q A ssd a ifs2
Remains win be carried 70 King George county. We.
fRichmond papers please copy.l
,, MSGWYNE On August I'd. 1882. At O'Clock Q. m.
Funeral win take place from hs late residence corner
Eleventh and streets northwest at three O'Clock y M
on Thursday, the Sd Of August 1882.
SIMMONS. In Georgetown. on the 3ls Of July, lee2.
foriitnde. william AENR9 SIMMONS. beloved bus.
band of Josephine Simmons aged forty hve yeaxa an0
twelve days.
voice we love is silent now.
We see his vacant chair;
For oh. we're not al here.
We're not I here. yet Saviour grant
Our little band of love
unS; sSs br nis s be lSu aS0s ss last
Weep not. wife, weep not children
ALI your weeping is In vain;
Though leave thee, bowed In sorrov,
We shall meet In Joy again.
Do not mourn beosuse leave Thea.
God has called me home 70 dwell;
Kiss me. MY wife; kiss me, children.
And forever fare thee well
Funeral win take placs from N. p. Mount rlsasaz1
friends are respectfully invited 70 attend.
THOMAS. At Dallas. Texas. July II. 1881. WILD
NAN THOMAS. formerly Of the State Of yrsinia 49,
malaria fever.
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--latest kilograms to The Star
The SueZ Canal.

ROME, August at is semi-of1icially confirmed
that Corte, the Italian ambassador, has been IN
strucJed to bring forward at the next sitting OF
INFLATED by Italy for collective action In regard to
the SueZ canal, subsequent to the invitation ad-
dressed to her by France and England in regard
to joint action. The proposal provides for the
concurrence OF all the powers, Turkey included,
and stipulateS that the collective action shall be
restricted to police supervision OF exclusively
established regulations 1t being reserved to the
powers to consert regarding other action, should
the above measure be insufficient
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STEAMERS. .Sc.
NV YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMsTERDA,

NV YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.
. The frst-cass. fuu powered Clyde-bui,s Dutch
Steamships of this Line,
ANS EEDAM- 10 IIERDAM SCHIEDAM,
IDAM. IA NDAN. Z. CAIASD.
W. A. SCHOLJEE. MAS.
CARVING tn Us. Mails to the Neither aEds leave conf
Ia1s Per- 70 tot Sussex street Jersey City. y. j.,
reE-usary every WEDNESDAY, for rotterdam and Am
steit!au. alternately.
first cabin. so: second cabip, $50: storage s25.
H. tALAj " General AGENT. - SOEt William street.
New IOrk- For Ia~sace apply to ". q. A1EIZEROTT
4 Co. - FelII.sy ANA avenue. Washington.
fS;HE STEAMER '8IATTANO" LEAVES 7rH
IL street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven o'clock for PotonI river
bindings st'P IN 81 lan.ils NGInini Tues lays
Emo IhurstsVs, Matt1X Creek Sundays and
days. ChaFe int and By nt's u rarf Sundays down
aIst Wednesdays ''Gp." aud Mattawuman Creek on
SUNDAYS ''Uown'' AMI Mondays up" returning to
Washington every Monday, Wednesday and Tliday
Aft r1iGcn>.
H. information apply. >
G.. T. JONES Agent.
-T f,yi,. rs
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Dead I'm a Sleeping Car

JERSEY CITY, n. j., August 2.-Walter Aglionby,
aged % years, resident OF Shenandoah Junction,
Jefferson county, West Va, was this morning
found dead In a sleeping car at the Jersey City
depot of the Pennsylvania railroad. He was on
his way to Nantucket, Mass. The body was re-
moved to Hughes morgue
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Nomination. TODAY.

Nominations To-day.
The President sent the following nominations to
he Senate to-day:
Joseph w. Short, collector OF customs district OF
Vicksburg, Miss
josiah T. Brown. receiver public moneys at VAN
cOuyer, Washington Territory.
Pcstmasters-Richard Oakley at Monticello, n
T.; Mrs. Elizabeth Porter at RuSSellville KY.
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PARIS, August IN De Lesseps telegraphs that
he has made no protest against the entrance OF
British men-ofwa into the Suez canal but he pro-
tested against nfractiopS OF the company's rights.
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The British Reserves.

LONDON, August 2.-The manner I'm which the
reserves are answering the call summoning them
is considered most satisfactory To-day Is the last
day for Joining their colors 1t is believed that
over 10000 men Will join.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-02

THE ARIZONA INDIAN TROUBLKs.-Tho following
dispatch was received at the War department this
morning from General Mcdowell: recommending
general department Arizona telegraphs that Chris
TOPPER Isad0re, who was reported, burned in his
house by Apaches in Tonic Basin il now reported
SAFE All the loss OF life in that portion OF country
Other reports OF movements OF Indians, particu-
larry from Lordsburg n. NJ. to the injury OF Art-
cent killing OF C1bita scouts and outlaws on the
nth of July, with the flight of the last Chricahuas
from the reservation now being hunted and pur-
ability OF peace, with good management on the re-
servatiOn, where Agent Pangburn reports all
quiet and from whence no others have gone than
those mentioned"
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fUNARD LINE.

NOTICE.
IAEi ROUTE.
.Et CtSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BIN ~ NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
'AIIl<G Al CORK ESkEDE.
IRON PiEl: ~. \. =. NEW YORK
p Wed. 2u July Gaia. -. We'd q Aug
g Ia .HtC-. AI<- Servi1.. We'd. 80 uc.
= -i1;,d -We.i-. 9 ku-. Scytia....Wel., Sept.
fSF We'd. l6 Aug Bot We'll. Is Sept,
AND EFkEA NEDNfSDAA FROM NEW YORk.
RAIL lIAsSaGE:
$50 AMI 800 to- passenger accommodations.
So az - very los rates. Storage tickets
err e. Queenstown and al Other parts OF Europe a.
low -stes.
hr"fiSh bills If laden given for Belfast Glasgow
1a.re. Antwerp aid ether ports the Coutlnen. ana
f,r a'tt.It+rraICan porte.
o. f5ei-lt aL, pc aee apply at the Company's Office,
NV BIwilnG t1re-n, h41th steera2e and cabin to
CllS BlGELOW X Co. Gus It'll street. Washirglon
VERNON II. BROWN X CO. New York;
t-tr MtsSrs- OTIS BIGELOW K CO..
121i4 Cos 9Th street, washington.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 18th the STEAMER SUE, CAP
taIr y. G.. GEttHEGAN. Will leave STEPHESSON'S
NIAIF. foot of 18th street, EVERY SUNDAY. at four
o'C.r- pm. for Baltimore and River Landings.
hiye- Freight must be Prepaid.
AesirLIis, arr1vei Washington every Saturday nigh
STEPHENSON 4 BRO. AGENTS
m1f-6m 9Th street " harf and Cor 18th and Pa. ave-
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after NOVEMBER Sd. 1884, the steamer
ARROW SM1I III will leaye her wharf It'll -tree
1T am. every MONDAY, connecting for Mattnx
Greek. THURSDAY and SATURDAY for all river
laDdilgs. On MONDAY as far ; NGmini Ferry. ON
III i.SDAN, Noniini, Currioman, Ieonarltown and
ST. Clements Bay, stones wharf. Coz IRONS and How
arts On SATURDAY. CurrOnlau aid Leonardo
town. JOHN r. WOOD.
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ALEXANDRIA, august 1t Is reported that
Arab Pasha has ordered the houses OF obnoxious
natives in Cairo to be burned. Nineteen natives
who refused TO recognize the authority of Arab
PaSha have been shot at Cairo.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BKOS., Auctloneers.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVFD PROPERTY ON
NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BETWEE EN- NORTH
STREET AND BOUNDARY, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUSTUS,
FOURTH, at SIX O'CLOCK. in front Of the prem IA
ises, will sell at public auction, lots IS. 10 and
20, In Clarks subdivision of square Cos. Lot 10 is i'm
proved by twostory stone house These lots will be
sold separate.
Terms easy and made known at sale. iy31-d&ds
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(yHANCERY SALE OF IRON FOUNDRY, MA
~ CHINERY, BUILDINGS AND LOTS ON MAINE
AVENUE. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR-AND-
BUILDING LOTS on CoRNER OF MARY.
LAND AVENUE AND THIRD STREET
By virtue Of decree passed in Equity Cause No. a.
the premises. on TUESDAY. EIGHTH DAY OF0A
AUGUST. AID. 1885,, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
Lott 49, 90 q and e. n reservation improved by
dry together with all the machinery implements. Sc.
Noyee' Foundry. situated on Maine avenue. between
Sd and streets. and will be sold subject to Of
On SAME DAY. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK,
we will sell in front OF the premises Lots % and 49,
in reservation G. fronting Maryland avenue and on
Sd street west
Terms Of sale: One-quarter cash: balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months; notes to bear six per
cent interest and to be secured by deed Of trust the
premises sold or al cash at option Of purchaser Terms
to be complied With in ten days otherwise the Trustees
the right 70 resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defantng purchaser after giving I've days
in Warrington D. 9. ConysyancinS and recording ct
Foundry property at the time of sale, and deposit Of
$50 on each unimprOved lot.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS
No 452 street northwest, [ r,stoo.
G. c. COLE, ( 1fusteoS'
400 9Th street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy27-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DUNCANsoN Bros. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
LARGE ,x6 c9 sSEES{yl OF THE
hA sGSeA Sa g SpN laf kERNpPIf r.
sT2fk sl4 EETsfIa FINEST
ESD atR Ep s SHEh sAEIEs
dSSsE SE 81 G ~ skP gS SEHE
ne GshFS s9Fk Elfsfs yhESgE
HAbRkREaR, NaSso6kP 6dRsE AsP R1s shhoSTs
f 5 WEN SkA Sckot ekSpE skFs aFS
aaNs @oohES GooD SsAssaa o ao e ASG
commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK. and continuing each
day at hour until the entire stock is disposed Of
of goods rarity enumerated above to which the atten
ton OF the trade and private buyers is called auI4t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
BY virtue Of chatte deed of trust dated on the th
aaS q f May A d. ss2 BY and between A. MeCEeaFy
ngt9n District Of Columbia, Of the first part and Wal
oe df af tie snd IF
I'M ON shcos i1if Day OF
e 1is at MI TEN All the Stock IN trade ad
B9s sa % t and aaey Goods which
and upon the premises above described at the date Of
the execution Of said trust Sale to continue from day
ysd all "a Gfas fEe s1a 3 Aaes
FE'RUSTEE'S SALE OF FOURTEEN BUILDING
Il LOTS ON CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS,
ANENuE. FIST STREET EAST AND
STREET E0RTH.
BIZ virtue of deed # trust, dated November g. eaS
1856 and duly recorded in Lber 952, folio 404, ~
e seq, of the 1nd records for the District of -
Col ,nbia, the request of the party secured
thereby. shall sell at public auction in front of the
premises, on URSDAY. the THIRD DAY OF AU-
GUST, A. ID. 1882, at HALF-PAST FIV f O'CLOCK
p: NJ, all those certain pieces parcels of ground
situate and ing in the city of Washington, aid being
known ana designated on the plat plan of said city
as lots numbered from three 80 to sixteen l6) inc-
slye. IN square numbered seven hundred and twenty
two (722.j
The said lots win be offered separately with the priv
ee OF ALL subject to such taxes general and speci al
az are due and unpaid each, the amount of which
viii he announced at sale.
eEns Of sale: one-fourth of purchase money in cash,
and the balance III equal nstanens. at six, twelve,
eighteen, twsny-togr thirty, th1rtysix. forty
and forty months for which the notes of the
chaser chasers will lie taken bearing per cent
interest from day of sale till paiL and secured by deed
OF trust property sold all cash at purchasers
choice A depos of $25 on each lot will be required
at acceptance of bid if SOLD in bulk deposit 800
vii be required All cnnveyancin9 at purchasers
II terms OF sale be not complied with within seven days
sell at risk and cost of defautng purchaser after five
days advertisement
RANDALL HAGNER.l rr,
CHAS. F. WOLLARD,{ trustees
jy2b-eo&ds DUNCANSOS RR s.. Aucts.
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HOstilities Renewed in Egypt.


The guns OF Arabi's forces at Ramleh, stationed
On the right OF the British line, opened fire last
evening. A reconnaissance was made on the
Aboukir road yesterday. 1t is reported that Arab
Pashas vedettes are In close proximity to the
| works The display OF white nags on the forts
| is a mere farce. The rebels are Strengthening
their lines Scouts report seeing Arab Pasha in
Camp with several European prisoners. The
Posts Alexandria correspondent teegraphs a.
| follows: "The rebel camp has moved fve miles
nearer ID us, with outpoStS two miles In advance
| OF the main body"
THE PORTE AND ARABL
The London NeIcs says Il is informed that the
government possesses evidence OF the completely
OF the Porte with Arab Pasha. both before ana
after the latter'S assumption OF active hostility
toward England and the Khedive and that
documents on the subject may eventually be sub
f ml.ted 70 parliament The Porte has been In
governor or Port Said yesterday TO state II he was
an adherent OF Arab PaSha or OF the Khedive.
mour TO the Porte. 1t is stated that England has
proposed that the Turks should take the Offensive
mains In reserve, thus aforlng England q
guarantee OF the Porte's good faith.
THE TURKISH TROOPS EMBARKED
A dispatch was received at the palace at Con-
stantinople yesterday stating that the first con-
tingent OF Turkish troops was embarking AT Salon.
lea, and that the second was ready TO start under
Deryisch Pasha. Kamel Pasha has gone on a
steamer to intercept and treat with the Bedouins
are not yet under Arab Pashas influence. Cherf
Pasha had an interview to-day with the Khedve.
Both are OF the opinion that the landing of Turk.
ish troops will lessen the resistance OF Arabi's
soldiers Arabis military council have caused the
arrest OF twenty-seven Pashas and Beys, who arc
more or less friendly to the Khedve.
THE CONFERENCE.
The conference will meet on "Wednesday or
Thursday to receive NJ. Onous communication
explaining Russia's motives In abstaining from
the deliberations of the conference. collective
prOtectorate OF the SueZ canal I'm which all the
European powers viii be asked TO cooperate Is to
be brought before the conference.
THE VIRGINIA DUEL. E. James, E. 8. Jones
and I. Z. Organ, the young men who accompanied
the late Joseph Addison TO the scene OF his fatal
fight with r. b. Garland, IN Lunenburg county,
Va, have been arrested, at the Instance OF friends
OF the latter, as accessories In the ARRAY.
Burkyflle dispatch says these young men viii
doubtless be admitted TO bail, unless the trial
takes place at once, as the charges against them
cannot under the circumstances be very serious
John w. Clyde. a colored postal agent recently
arrested at Charleston, S. c., on charge OF rob.
bling the mails, committed suicide last night b.
shooting himself through the head.