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Prisoners Arrived.

Hinder Sheriff J. w. johnson and Deputy
James Conley, of Custer county, arrived last
Friday with five prisoners convicted OF fel-
onies Mt Miles City.
VIM. Mitchell and WIN. Grover get one
year each. They stole two horses from
Bobby Graham at Coulson and got caught
at IL.
Thos. Keefe knocked down Swede named
Anderson In Miles City, one night, and
robbed him of about $500. He takes ten
years rest In "the pen"
George N. Giraux alias Nelson, ~ the three
wiyed man mentioned some time since. He
formerly worked at the Scott Hoase and mar
ried his second wife here. At Miles City he
took another. The Court appraised mis- po-
lygamy at FIVE years imprisonment and $500
fine.
Daniel Titoux and two partners were
hunters In the Yellowstone country. Ihey
came into Miles City. Titoux sold the furs
and peltry and set In to gamble. One OF
the partners, "Fagan," asked him TO quit and
come away.
"You can't control me or my money" re-
sponded Titoux.
fagan saiu, II aon y VAIN y" "
with my money"
an cut hole In you big enough to throw
a side of sole leather through" replied II
toux, and thereupon shot Pagan In the belly
and went after him with knife which was
wrested from him by the third partner. Fa'
gan died In eleven hours. Titoux was SEN
fenced to thirty years In the Penitentiary
This IL said Ia he the third man Titoux ha'
killed-one in Dakota and one In wyoming
Forthe latter he was sentenced to ID year'
in.the Penitentiary but was pardoned cut
He killed both men with knives. This Is I'M
account given of HIM by Under Sheriff John
son.
AT the Miles City term there We're ~ u
Regiments for criminal causes; six convic
tons were had and several cases went owe
till next term.
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To He Given In New Chicago, june 3Ofh'
by the Papiis Of ths Public School,
Assisted BY the Gleo Club.


PROGRAMME.
Opening Chorus. ..Al Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name.
Recitation. Over the Hill to the Poorhouse
II. Perriman.
Nettie Gruwell, Hulette Spear, Robert
Gruweli, BERTHE Wilson.
Song. ..................Won't You Try
The Misses Gaspar.
Recitation. Interchangeable. w. Longfellow
Frances Gruwell.
Dialogue. ........... .Schoolmaster Abroad
ii. Spear, r. Gruwell, o. Gruwell, III.
Wilson, G. Thomas, j. Dootey,
G. Prosser.
Song. Hang Up the Baby's Stocking
!. Ella Thomss, Efie Swain.
Nsttie Gruwell
Song. ....................Fa Faded Coat Of Blue
The Misses Gaspar.
Dialogue. ...............Un Unfortunate Scholar
Fairie Stark, Amanda Pcrriman, Emma
Perriman, Dora Gruweli. -
Recitation. ........6omeDodys Uarhng
Berthe Wilson.
Song. ......... The Housekeeper's Complaint
Mrs. Pearson.
Recitation. .Nobsdy's Child
Ella Thomas; ca,
Dialogue. .......Ine bOunu GlIi
&. Prosser, Nettie Gruwell, Jennie
Schneider, Lucy Grid.
Song and Chorus. The Midnight Fire Alarm
Gleo Club, assisted by Messrs. Catlin
and Ramage.
Recitation. The Soldiers Orphan
Oscar Gruwell.
Song and Chorus. Moonnt cky
Glee Club, assisted by Messrs. Catiiu
and Ralnago.
Recitation-Little Jim. .Efhe Swain
Dialogue. The Everlasting Talker
Nettie Gruwesl, Ella Thomas, Frances
Gruwell, Jennie Pcrriman, Effie
Swain.
Recitatiou-Somebody .......Homer Wilson
Song. ....... Messrs. Feathesman and Fisher
Recit&tiOn-The Star. Gruweil
Daniah Song. Louis HENDERSON
REGULATIONS. !. .Robt. Gruweil, Chas. Prosser
Chorus. ......C Come Where tho Lilies Bloom
Glee Club, and Messrs. Cstlin and
kamago.
Dialogue. ............s The Country Cousins.
Ella Thomas, Frances Gruwell, Jennie
pcrriman. Efie Swain.
Chorus. NlRnS
Glee Club and MeAsrs. Catlin and
Ramagc. 66tl
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SherI6's Sale.

Thomas =. Pounds Of a., plaintiffs, versus y. WAL
ter Rycrson ct a., defendants.
To be sold At Sheriff 3 sale 1t two o'clock .. m !,
Saturday. July 18th, A. D. 1884, In front Of the court
house door, in the town Of Deer Lodge, n. T.. rndey
and by virtue OF order Of sale In the above entitled
caEso issued from out the District Court OF the Sec
ond Judicial District OF the Territory Of Montana IA
and for beer Lodge county. the following described
property, t0-wit:
That certain mining ground and placer claim situ-
ated and being In Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
tory and being twelve claims Of placer mining ground
containing two hundred feet each extending up and
down and on the south side Of Warm Spring guIch.
which said gulch empties into Ophr anch about four
mes below the town OF Blackfoot, and beginning at
said 3. Walter Ryerson'a reservoir on said Warm
Spring gnlch and extending down said gulch two
thousand and four hundred feet and extending bach
tom said gulch to the summit Of the mountain. To-
gsther with al improvements on said ground and all
fumes and water dtches and privileges said ground
or connected fnmewith I. et0 Belonging and also
all the water III aid gulch.
All Of aald property situate, lying, and being In
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Dated this 37d day VI june. A. d. 1889.
THOMAS sTIAN0. Sheriff.
BY Tnos. McTAsux. Under sheriff. GIG II
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Not a sa'p,.." oaa pou~a" That Fell In
Deer LoIse.

In response 10 oar mention last week OF
the fall of yellow dust in Deer Lodge, that
we had D, esesved some OF IL and IL was at
the service of auy ooe competent aud desir-
ing TO analyse IL, we received note from =.
A. Gree aleaf, E~q., OF the o. 5. Assay once,
HsIs.a, stating be was interested Ia the mat
ter. add If tue substance were sent him he
Won d subn.. ii to chemical and microscopic
tests. It was sent him with . request 70 IA
cor M with the iesalts, and whatever views
he mic BIT desire 70 aSp,ess as 70 Its origin,
etc. liz reply the following was received:
Us. Assay OFFICE, i m.L y IN y =, .
To Editor "Ns,o North Vest"
Dear Sir:
Yours OF the 18th inst, containing sam
ME of The powde. was received this morn
inc. I have 9. amined the substance with
the folio wing resai.s:
The most delicate tess showed IL 10 be per
fectly free from sulphur. Next. simple
chemical sest proved II 10 DO wholly organic
matter. Under the microscope II .at once
seea TO be vegetable matter. Facd particle
ar ths powder apDears . compound Of two
yeUoWHn green, osaii -,
connected Mt the top BY small, tubehke
neck OF the same :.
These sacs are filed with thin liquid, and
are nc pa-alsd by thin, transparent mem
brane, yeI,owish-brown and veined- Each
n.rticle OF the powder assumes the same APP
ncarance, but some Of course are less perfect
than others.
have not the slightest doubt the SUB
stancs IA "polien," and al Of one kind; Duf
from what tree or plant ! an not botaniss
enough TO say xonrs. &C,
r.. a. GRKENLEAv..
The above settles, % good authofity, me
na.,,or = n wbss Ii ~. Nov win some
ho.an;st b ksod enough % determins rom
the descr:p.loo Or tAs .'pollsnn what tree q
shrub i s. from- An potisa from - sams
apec, j. of srssS donhtissu hna - sems sofn'
-
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Hr1raa NJ n lima % 1880


Notice II hereby given that ths following manned
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make
nnai proof In support Of his claim and secure fnal
entry thereof and that said proof will DO made be-
fore the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county. H. T.,
ut his office In the town Of Deer Lodge. on SATUR-
DAY. the 22d day Of July, A. d. 1854 to-wit Charles
q. Howell. who made Homestead Entry No. GA, for
the IN Of NRA and Lots Nos and ,, Of Section
West and be names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation oil,
said tract, to-wit Edward Howard, BENJAMIN Har-
Chicago Postofnce. Deer Lodge county. u. T.
J..H. MOE, Register
O. B. o'BANNON, Attorney for Claimant. S7e 5t
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ALDRRsON-RiCK-Att the residence OF the brides
rents, pittsneld, Mass, Thursday evcning, June
n 1854 Mr.. Matt N. Aldfreen, at bozemAn, and
Miss Martha y. Rice, Of Pittsdeld.
Congratulations. Matt. and bot wishes 70 yonr
hide. This Il what comes Of Jour physiological
stables. ~ Batter coma hsne nov. and mount
the Cuvyisv tripod. and settls dowa 70 regular WORK
and acquiring fortuna. Wewiu - siad y f1set
ron againis Monssna
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Zoe Highly Epjoyabie Day.


Two years ago the celebration OF tne
Fourth In Deer Lodge was highly enjoyed
by the residents aud visitors, many Of whom
came In f.om the nelghborhood 70 celebrate
The day. Last year the celebration was
omitted, many OF our residents going else
where. This year II Is designed 70 have run
asain 4 home. LibefAt citizens have con-
tributed $3.50 for purses 70 number q IN
teresting races, and the eveo,og viii % de-
voted 10 i ball 1t the Scott House. Inc
Large hall next door, south, having been en-
CARED for the dancing, while the Scott House
viii Be ii The service Of promenade,s. There
win b no gate mouey It The races, and the
price or bali tickets, $500, Il designed mere
" % cover muse and supper. Everybody
eyorywhere IL cordially invited q particle
p.tc III BE- festivities of the day and will o
welcomed. The programme of races -
nears ID snother column. Order VIII y
nressryed Il The track aud lhs pfesence q
ladies i respectfully Invited.
49, Nx = ~ = - -
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SPARK, FsoM THE LOCOMOTIVE.

SPARKS FaoM THE LOCOMOTIVE.
Lake pea fOre'lle, fortv-6ve miles long
I'd uiae mites wide, raised e;ghveeu iuches
in twepty-rour bou s, receoJy.
The time between Butte and Ogden Is now
26 bours and miou.es. The time TO aud
from Deer Lodge will be inside Of q hours.
The question of the location of the n. p.
R. r. depot at Helera is agi;ating cur neigh
bors II can be definitely stated on good
authority that the location is IN pectore. We
expect to see boom now on props. " in the
vicinity.
Less than ten miles of grading remains to
be done between Silver Bow Julctiou aud
Deer Lodge. Much of this is so wet that IL
will be deferred until the track laying Deces-
states lis completion. Quite number of the
teams have been transferred and are grading
in the dry ground below Deer Lodge.
The waters of Tin Cup Joe creek are to be
diverted from their classic banks on "the
Marchion 40' and run straight into Dead
Mans Bend in the river. The engineers
have SO decreed and pillow and scraper are ex-
ecuting. Thus the picturesque is sacrificed
to the practical and the stream that meander-
ed through, or piled itself up In Ice on, sew
eral acres of ground Is to be incontinc ntly
shot into the river.
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Ranch for Sale.

A First-class Ranch near New Chicago.
cder for sale at q reasonable price my ranch mid
way between Pioneer and New Chicago. There ara
9O0 under fence 90 Arrcs OF which are patent
This h Of the desirable ranches In Mon
tana. Particulars and terms given on application on
the premises 10 WIN. WALLACE.
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LOST, STRAYED OR TAKEN UP
Estray.-SlO Reward.

Strayed from the ranch OF the subscriber, abcut
May 10th, 1852, dark bay ally, two year old psst,
black and tall few white hairs ON forehead,
branded j D on the lrit thigh win pay ten dollars
tor her return to me or Information OF her where
abouts. DANIEL LLOYD
second ranch west of Valley r. o. on Deer Lodge
road. R76t4
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

n.ar Lodge Posto rfice, june is, 1882.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at s a. m. Depart at $50 p. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4 m. Depart at 6:30a. m.
MIssouLA, PHrLIPsBURo AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. m. Depart at 43O p. m.
Mails At Deer Lodge Pos.offee close thirty
minutes before the departure Of each coach.
Z. s. sTAcKPoLE, p. M.
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1he Aew garth-West.

s.hseribers ordering their papers changed
o.snr oostofaee TO another. MUST MENTION
i rraE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
vutnIfsLY SENT.
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CLEAN WATER.

The water company on Saturday night
completed their ditch to Bull Run-not the
one mentioned In connection with "the late
unpleasantness," but one seven miles from
Butte-and supply of good water is at last
guaranteed. Heretofore the company has
been furnishing water through its pipes from
wherever they could get it and run 10 into
their reservoirs, AID private families were
accorded the privilege of payiog $3.50 per
month for fluid that needed the addition Of
but little more mud TO make excellent
mortar. The water now in the pipes Is clear
as crystal and deliciously cool.
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RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Elder Mountioy In
~, Court House on the second and fourth Sun
the NJ each month at o'clock a. M. and
nsysrS a m. Bible Class and Sunday School
.rv sunday at the same place at p. IN.
Observation-Disclosures School every sun
day at o'clock
EplscoPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hntehings will
Ir,str In St James Church, Deer Lodge, on
om's rsf md third Sundays; in Philipsburg on
&c &c second and New Chicago the fourth sun
says of each month.
rArHoLIc-Serviees every Sunday. Sunday
scheol al Q 0 o'clock each Sunday under direction
- si.ters OF Charity.
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THE FouRTHIN DEER LODGE.

There In notai,g said or done 10 0ordons en-
tertainment that woaid cdena sns a'osa '..3
i0rn
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THE RIDDLE or THE RAIN.

The greatest dancsr., the best singers, ut Cor
don's show.
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Mr.. Robert Blickeusderfe,, Chief of engin-
eer;ng and construction on the q. and N,
was here this week readjussipg some matters
ABBOTT The depot grounds aud looking over
the exc osion 10 Blackfoot. He proposes to
pnt up depot at Deer Lodge 5oxl50 feet,
about the same as that at s. B. j. The con-
tract for laying the track has been let to
Casey & Co., who are now at Silver Bow
Junction, and all the material is ready. The
old const, uction train has been condemned
and Mr.. b. has made a 1equisltion for a new
train, The arrival OF which is expected any
day, when track laying will at once begin.
The contract calls for the completion to Deer
Lodge bv September 1sr, aud % ibis will only
req uire about a half mile OF track TO be laid
daily 1t can easily be accomplished Engin-
eer Bruel ard pariv ana he grading party
of Mr.. Maushr are buSily engaged on the
depot grounds in West Deer Lodge aud that
hitherto sequestered nook wilt soon have
chapeed form and semblance.
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Be sure and bring paper Of pins win yen
when you come TO the show, Tor buttons Win NJ
when you give vent TO your feelings.
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Sheep herder Wanted.

We wish one sheep hsrder to take care Of Z
flock on Nevada creek. Good wages paid. Ap-
ply to KOHRS x BIELENBERG.
G7Rtf
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RAILROAD NOTES.
A. They Ar. Picked Up proml.cuou.,y.

In conversation with the Utah and North
ern Railroad officers recently we were in
formed that on completion of the road to
Deer Lodge the trains will run directly
through to this place. 1t Ii anticipated by
that time the o. 8. L. road will be completed
from Granger to Pocatello which latter Is
about the same distance from Granger as
Ogden and connection viii be made there
saving several hours time going to and COM
ing from the east.
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EXHIBITION AND CONCERT.

II YOU would drive away the bues, see HI
shn
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m-Trsttng Racs. Gentiemen's Roadsters, mile
heats, best In 3, for Sl00--$60 10 fret $50 to
second and S10ts third. Horses to bugxies,
owners to drive.
ENTRiES-John pielenberg names q Bucephsius
II. McAndrews names m Flora-W l Hig-
gins names m Belle-James Stevens names b
m Lueills-Wm Zozcl names m Danish Girl
Scott names blk z Abraham.
230 m-Stallion race, mile heats, In B. for 500,
$50 to LIST, $50 to ed, $40 to Sd.
ENTRIES-Lodge Beaumont name Bristow--
WI Palmer names blk McQurk-D Boisvert
pames br h Mountain Tiger Thomas Stuart
names dun Overland
$50 Ia-Rnnning Race, single dash. half mile, for
$50. all to frst horse.
ENTRIES-Clayton Ramsde names br m Queen of
Diamonds-W Palmer names Australight
-Thos Stuart names br Babe-Thos Layatta
names m Cottonwood Belle.
4pm-Two-Fifty Ciass-Trotting Race, mile heats
best 2 In 3, tor 500, 500 to LIST, $50 TO ~. $40
to Sd,
ENTRIFS-H Ward names br q Crazy Horse-Sam
Scott names blk Black Joe-Field yet to all.
Judges of Races to be chosen on the grounds.
All entries are now closed, except for the $50
race, watch will remain open until 10 a. ms,
July 4th. Entries to be maoe with Sam Scott.
POOLS WILL BE SOLD ON THE GPOuND9
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ACCIDENT AT BEAVER HILL.

Jshn oordon's Comedy Company, mo,al I
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Attorney Word and Mr.. Con. Kobrs having
been unable to agree as to the compensation
the latter was entitled to for U. and n. right
Of way damages on his farms above and be-
low Deer Lodge, Mr.. Word on Wednesday
applied for a commission to appraise DANA,
ges and Judge Galbraith appointed Messrs
r. s. Kelley, Ed. II. Irvine, and Tbos. Stuart
on the commission. They reported an ap'
praisement Of $3.50 on the two farms. Mr.
Kohrs will, we understand, appeal.
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Washington Dunn, Esq, contractor, few
days ago sub-.et eighteen miles of Northern
Pacific grading from mouth of Little Black
foot toward Mullau tunnel to Cory Bros,
who have recently had contract on the Or
egon Short Line. This eighteen miles ex-
tends TO near Biruey's station. Some of 1t is
wet aud rugged work aud the Cory Bros. are
noted for handling such contracts with ener-
gy. The teams will soon be up aud at work.
Engineer Weeks, chief OF the division, has
been on the line this week and has a party of
engineers cross-sectiouiug who will be ready
foe the graders.
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NEw TO-DAY
FOURTH OF july RACES
DEER LODGE. M. T.
Free for Everybody. No Gate
Money. No Entrance Fee.
$3.50 Citizens Purses.


On July Fourth, at olin's Track, Deer Lodge. the
races beiow-named will be run under the
management of the following
coAMITTKE or ARRASoKMxnTs:
All. MITCHELL, THos. STUART, II. H. zRNoR,
II. @. WARD, JOHN BIELENBER9,
e. d. HOLLAND, 9. SCOTT.
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The first of the mouth the Butte dailies
mails. The Miner will be reduced In size to a
16x40 sheet, and the measure will also be
brought down to q narrow gauge. A cores
pondiag reduction viii, be made In the size
Of the Inter Mountain. In the fullness of
time the newspaper mea have learned that
they overdid the business Ia publishing such
large papers, and with the adoption Of the
schedule of rates for job work and advertis-
ing and the contemplated reduction in size,
they will publish papers that will pay.
MINOR MENTION.
The once week uptown entertainments
Of the Comique continue. On Friday night
some Of the actresses appeared in scanty at
tire-a little scantier than q majority of Mon
tana play-goers Of the gentler sex are accus-
toned to. and they were extremely shocked
thereat Yet the veterans Of the front row,
gray haired in sin and baldheaded In iniquity
did not seem offended. It's all matter Of
taste, anyway. What difference does 1t
make whether the dress be cut decollette above
or below the waist?
For attempted intimidation OF railway
graders Harry Gassert has been put under
bonds to appear before the next grand jury.
The construction Of the high explosive
works has been begun. The site selected as
the place for their erection In four miles
southwest Of Silver Bow Junction. j. G..
Monaghan has the contract.
Speaking Of explosives recalls the fact that
Just outside the city limits Of Butte, and be-
tween the western ends Of Park street and
Broadway, is stored several tons Of explo-
sives belonging to Butte dealers. II may be
q good site for powder houses, but II an ex-
plosion were to occur IL would cause an Inn
mensA destruction Of property and loss OF
life. The proper authorities should cause
the dealers to store explosives greater dis
lance from tho city. q. OrrER.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

.ayrr,,sementg nder this head will be charged
GSs,n cents per line for the first insertion, and
Ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured IN nonpareil type.
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ptRgoNs DRESS GOODS, PARASoLS,
X Carpets, Hosiery, Hats. Clothing, and Fur
Ell KLEINScHMIDT co.'s.
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THOMAS sTRANo. OF DEER LODGE co;
is duly authorized by me ms agent TO sci
ainders. All orders taken by him will be prompt
~ Allied at the same prices and on tile same terms
=" John w. LOWELL,
G;bm2 Silver Bow Junction.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Hello. Toe, where are you ao.ngf" :" I'm see
you again, Tom. Me and my Girl are going 10
The show. I'm In a hurry"
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Mu!duun' 5 Picnic.

Tickets for Sale ut colsman,s.
ADMISSION 81. RESERVED SEATS, 81 rs.
H-come early and avoid the rush.
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JAMES REDP4TH on FREEDOM IN IRE
LAND

To the Editor OF TAe Tribune
SIR: Among your regular cable dispatches Of this
morning there is this item:
LONDON, Aug. Orchard Kelly, proprietor OF TIE
THdla Herald, has been served with summons under
the Prevention OF Crime act, charging him with publish
ing article written ny James Redpath encouraging
the murder OF landlords
| have written my most radical articles on Irish
landlords in The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, and Your
readers know that while have never attempted TO
disguise my contempt for them and nv hatred %
their avarce and cruelty have never advocated
any policy of blOodshed.
never wrote an article for The Tuam Herald at
all, and certainly have written article in
any paperto encourage the murder Of any class os
men. The Herald has reprinted some of my letters
in American journals about landlord tyranny in the
West Of reland-that Is the sum and substance OF
Its offending.
Any Irish paper that should have reprinted nay
three recent letters about Ireland IN The TRIBUSE
would have been served with summons under the
Prevention Of Crimes act.
By and by all Americans will see that the claim
of England that 1t is free country l. hypOcritcai
aud false pretense. Yours truly,
Ne1r- York, Aug. g. JAMES REDPATH.