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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-12


The Male and Female Se@inar-
les at Tahlequah will open the 2nd
Monday of February. Boarders
must be IL years old, grade through
vulgar fractions, must bring bed
clothing, towels, etc. Will be re-
quired to pay board in advance at
$500 per month. Parents are es-
pecially enjoincd for the sake of
the children and for the sake OF
the school to bring them in prompt
ly. Very Respectfully,
r. l.. OWEN,
Secretary.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-12

MISSOURI rAcIFic.
North hound
So- 152, Texas, st. Louis and
Hannibal express. 1o:l4 ?. m.
10. 15I, Texas. Kansas a.rl
Missouri express. ........ l2:f5 p. m.
South hound "a
No. l5l, Hannibal, 81. Louis
and Texas express ...-.. .i:l3 a. m.
No. l53, Missosni, Kansas and
Texas express. .l2:io p. m.
FL DEckER, Agent
sr. iorls SAX TRASeI<o.
passenger, east ............ pos r. in.
Passenger, west. l2:H3 =. m.
Freight, cast .......... ~. 4:l3 a. m.
Freight, west .... .-......... Goo p. M.
Passenger and fright, ar -. l:l1 y. IN.
ngr and FREIGHT, ly... 2;i5 p. IN.
H. II EDMoSpsoS, Agent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-12

Ir will be thousands Of years be-
fore the world will be willing to
say that right makes might.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR WORK AT NATIONAL MILL.
Il TARY CEMETERIES.
OFFICE OF NATIONAL CELIETEnTEs,
WAsHINGToN. d. C., july 18th. 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in trplicate, with copy of
this advertisement attached TO each win received at
this office until u NJ. on SATURDAY, AUGUST
H1EENTH, 1885, for the following described work
at National Cemeteries. namely:
At Soldiers Home National Cemetery. Washing
ton, D. C.-For Furnishing and erecting $50 moro
less. Of iron railing for enclosure For furnishing
and erectlng two ornamental wrought iron gatewsys
For construction Of a Z, strum.
At Loudon Park National Cemetery. near Baltimore.
Md-For construction OF $40 feet less of stone
wall with stone coping and iron railing For rebuild.
tny $50 feet OF stone enclosing wall. For furnishing
and erecting one ornamental wrought iron gateway
Plans and specifications for any or all OF this work.
with detailed information relating thereto. will be
concerning the work at the Loudon Park Cemetery viii
also be furnished application the
Office, Baltimore, Md.
The right il reserved to reject any or all bids or to
accept bids for part or part. Of tine work only
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for work at Ma
donl Cemeteres. and addressed to the undersigned.
Il. n. BATCHE d r,
,y3l4t Deputy Quartermaster General U.s.A.
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w ooDwAaD & LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.


BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Previous to SEMI-ANNUAL STOCK TAKING.
which occurs about the MIDDLE OF AUGUST we
shall make Extensive Reductions In the prices of such
goods we desire to cose out. We mention few Of
those Already Made:
ODDS AND ENDS IN OUR LINEN DEPART
MENT
We call particular attention to sfew BATIsTE SUITS
which way down.
Batste Suits from $40 to 81 SO.
Bait te suits from So to Sc.
stste Suits from 81. so to IS 50.
Batste Suits from So to IS.
Null SD from SIS TO $40.
Null suits from 81. so to IS.
Null Suit from $12 to $40.
Dotted and figured SWISS MUSLIN reduced from
Csc yard TO 50c also from SOC. to 25c per yard
GENTS L1SLE THREAD UNDERVESTs, reduced
from 81 rs to II each. All sizes!!I
GENTS BAiBRIaGAN UNDERvEsTs AND
DRAWERS. all sizes, reduced from 81 to 75c Rare
Bargain.
GENTS GAUZE AND GOSS AMER UNDERvESTS
at &c. 374c. and 5Oc Guaranteed equal to any in the
market for the same prices.
G:NT's MAIN SOCK DRAWERS, feather weight,
only T5c. per pair.
Bar-ain in GENTS Isle THREAD HOSE-re-
dueed from Toe. to SOC. per pair in coiors size 90
ONLY.
NAVY BLUE FIGURED WINDSOR TIES, for Elan
mel Shirts. reduced from 65c to Soc EACH to close
Boating, Fishing ana Bicycling Shirts. Bicycling
Hose, Boys Bicycling shirt Waists, &C.. at Tx
TkhMhLY LOW PKI .ES.
DRESS SHIRTS.
In addition to our FIN: DRESS SHIRTS, which are
made to order {six for 81 500, have Gents Fine
Shirts at Soc, 75c. and IL EACH with Reinforced Bosom
full finished. which believe cannot be duplcatel
elsewhere Tor the same price.
CENTS PERCALE and WHITE LAWN TIES, Two
Dozen for 25c Better Grade CSC. per doz.
42-iuch PERSIAN LAWN reduced from 37hc. to Csc,
per yard.
42-inch PER IAN LAWN in Cream reduced from
37hc. to &c.
1000 yards LACE STRIPE LAWNS reduced from
&C. per yard to T. to close.
800 yards PHANTOM STRIPE LAWNS reduced
from l25 to 1Oc. per yard.
SPECIAL!
Ono lot of INDIA LINEN. to close ~!
Is and zoe. per yard.
The best value for the money ever offered.
REDUCTION IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Early customers will lind reductions in EVERY DE-
PARTMENT, and be able to secure GENUINE BAR
GAINS. which cannot be had any other season OF the
JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
In order to close ont Immediately line Of Jerseys In
coors only. we will offer the choice at 81 Is each.
is unnecessary to speak OF So so JERSEYS in
black and coo's they have become SO firmly esta-
hshed that we find it difficult at times to supply the
demand
Our IS and 81 qualities still continue In treat demand
and only need to be seen to be appreciated.
In addition to $40 all silk Jersey, we are showing
an elegant all silk Biacb Jersey with plated back and
each
ihese goods at the prices named. Internationally
the cheapest that will be shown il this market
WHITE SUITS.
At the reduced prices, White Suits are meeting with
ready sale and by stock taking We do not expect
to have single one in stock.
1t sow Va conclusiyely that the prices we named ON
them were rig and this being the case the balance
bound to sell.
WOODWARD j. LOTHROP,
BOSTON HOUSE,
92l Pennsylvania avenue. 921
oNE PRICE ljy251 ONE PRICE.
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Carey seems to have met the usual fac OF Irish
inforInerN. and no tears VIII be wasted over his
death 1t seems pity, however, that more blood
must be shed In expiation OF this series OF crimes.
as, OF course, short work will be made OF ODon-
nell By the British government On the whole.
the avengers were kinder to Carey than they
meant His most unrelenting foe could scarcely
have wished him worse fate than prolonged
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Day GooDs Rapucrross."
TRUNNEL l. CLARK,
Sl1 NJ a r EFT ACE.

TRUNNEL l. CLARK
Sl1 MARKET SPACE.
AS the season advances have made still further re5uc-
tioHs in rices to Close
i he great job which we sold in HANDKERCHIEF ,
at l5e., reduced from 25c., have now made price
i2;4c ~
! large lot Misses SOLIn HOSE, full regular re-
duced Z C. for all sizes - grand bIrga,n" One
lot GENTS Fancy HALL HOSE 25c. reduced from oOc
fuii regular. WV
A job il WHIT ISDIA LINEN. Csc. reduced from
O. O. &c. 20, lot OF plain white sure LINEN LAWN.
A big job In all hen :. X iun ELS. l2Hc In this
departinent we are offering many ba gains. Also, q
era ID bargain IN German aIuaSk NAPKINS large
Size ali linen very heavy, 81 20 We sold 1t for
Ladies should INSPECT DRESS GOODS. SILKS
&c, Dr1ore purcaas ng. us We have splendid assert
NE IA bottom prices.
sUN UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS viii be sol
cost to close.
Bees: PRINTS &C.. REMNAN SAC
AL DOMESIlCS AT "kOCK BOTTOM."
ON. Pic"
TEUNNEL & CLARK
N2o 81 Market space.
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Special Bargains In ROBES.

Special BARGAINS In ROBES.
sEAToN PERRY
Successor to Perry 4 Brother,
HAS MADE "GREAT REDUCTIONS" IN TIE
PRICES OF ALL EMBROIDERED ROBES, VIZ:
EM EM 3RGBER hY saI yEEENs ROBES
kM EXnIJp1TERHEb5 NULL SSgEs
RMBh DER Der fpS easHa nosEfh onrs
LOWEST PRIC1s On ALL SUMMER DRESS FAB
F1SEsT QUALITY PURE LINEN LAWNS AT Is
BEST PI,AiS Aap fiGGHED f1kN &C ga sATfNEs
al FsSSSjH pAEAsoIs At COST.
ELI Esn mt r, sr9ck <, OF SILKS AND yELyETs.
ASp LOWEST PRICES S1skAS HtAa ohEhs'
IUf HSb o 6EkffH fAshMs IN ALL SHADES
NtW CnGppA CASHMERE. SHETLAND AND
K E5haS TkIf iA sAsIs 'Eg pssEs
~ CHOICE eoo HEo F1 tHiSE FIGURES AND COR
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania svenue. corner sta street.
K.t.6ished 1870. ty2s
SHIRrs.
FULL LINE OF SIZES FANCY SHIRTS.
WHITE SHIRTS n5s EHH os Sfs1 ston FOR rH.
w. =. TEEL.
Jyx6 93S PAnnsyivAnis avenue.
P1ckL1sa AND PnEsrRy,so Season.
Special care to secure Pure Spices. O-sen and
Beached Ginger. pufs Cider VihsasF. Gaas ~
a.. -"
u WITlER
VO 1S16 peunsylvSuiA AvonuA.
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FOR SALE-HOUSFS.

II on street. between eth and sth northwest; viii
rent Tor S3S per month; Will take S. Soo e. h PAR
hhh, corner - and southwest jy2s-3ts
L>OR SAlE-CHEAP-A 7-ROOM RRICK H0JISF
lar rents s22 so: WIN take 81 90 ii So bV SnsSt
l. 4. H. PARKER. corner ~ and southwest j2s So
INOR SALt-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A 7ROOM
Il Press Brick Front all mod. imp. on r street
prios s soo c. H. PxkKEl corner ~ ana iss-, aassa
west. 3y2s-3,s
INoR sALE-THREE FINE DIV LING on +
Il street. between ~ and 9th streets southwest: 40
press brick front: new rria ssS s. ooo & H. PARKnK
corner ~ and 81 eets southwest. ty2s-3r
EfoR sAIE-THKEf- STORY BRICK HOUSE 22e
Il I'd street northeast, 10 rooms ali modern improve
viii be sold At bargain. TH8s 0 J. MSaRs sss M
tate Broker. 1920 street northwest jy26-lm
MORE BARGAINs-Beautiful property. containing
~ SS3 square feet Of ground fronting 90 feet
cottages nine and siI rooms; Modern IMPROVEMENTS:
twenty five fruit trees; hundred nowers
shrnbbery. &c. A fine opportunity to buy beaut fui
teet inches New Hampshire sverue near Dupont
circle A splendid Investment a, a. 100. Also nicely
water, &c. Sold at for 81 $50. Cali at once W.
T. BURFORD. s04 street northwest ty2i
l. TWO NEW NINE-RooM HOUSES.
on street southwest between 9th and 10TH fronting
Smithsonian Grounds.
Rare chance to buy q pretty house for n small cash
payment and monthly ins.allments or viii take small
furnace which heats the wsSle Seus. s1 cellar Stn
parlor. dningronn. kitchen hall between parlor and
dining ROOM side lots to both houses; sig chamars:
larxe clothes pf In each ROOM also 18th rom
closet in same; latest improved styles TRIMMINGS
and doors. Also. 10 room House street. 1858
Pesse cali and examine the property and inquire Of
A. +. BARKER. 209 18th street southwest jyle-2w'
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Now On NEvER.'
NOT OVER EIGHTY PAIR IN THE LOT. AND
WHEN THEY ARE SOLD THERE
WILL BE NO MORE

Childrens PANTS at so cents q pair
Have you seen the ;UE BLUE SERGE SUITS We
are ceiling at $40 suit!
VIII You look at the ENGLISH SEERSUCKER
SUIrSwe are offering at s. suitl
Do you nerd a pair of PANrALOON:;s II you do
why come right here to Hea quarters a1d suit
You both N price and color.
The sIi ghty soiie1 WHITE VESTS o. 81. So former
price 81 80, selling fast and if You need vest why
come and take look at them.
1t may interest yoH to know that line Of 81 38
PA TALOoN5 Is still larEe, and if you are up our way
drop in and look them
In our BOYS AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
we have special drives that 1t cost you any
thing out lite time TO oox at, and you will find it
time wei spent.
If you are looking for anything in the way of HOT
WEATHER CLOTHING. come right here and expect
to hnd it.
A. SAKS CO.,
THE LEADING AND POPULAR CLOTHIERs.
'y30 SIG AND 3ls s VENTH STHEEr.
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Dnr Goops.
BURDETTE'S
Grand SeDliAnnual Sale will be Continued few DAYS
Longer.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND wEDNE SDAY of
this week We Wi offer Entire Stock of
FIGURED AND DOTTED swIsSEs
Mt Is cents. These fine goods, and have sold this
season at 40. 20 and 80 cents
Great bargains may be had throughout the store es
peCia!y in Silks and Fine Dress Goods.
CARPETS Second and Third Floors
W. W. BURDETTE,
jy28-3t No. 1923 9TH AND 706 SITS n W.
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MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
WI OLD PORT mI.E. CALIFORNIA BRANDY,
Very Fine OLD RYE WHISKY.
HOLLAND GIN.
Also,
GROCFRIES of all kinds ut very reasonable rates of
the Old stand. 1913 7tii street northwest.
jy30 ST. C. g. O'H.RE
NEW LAUNDRY -YOUNG'S Pearl. Fam
Laun Try, II - D street northwest. Work done IN
the best possible style at owest laundry prices. salts
faction guaranteed W.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

II JAY GOULD. l2l 3 ST., WONDERFUL yARIE &
d Of Relief and ecrlp- book Picturea iFshday c.rds
Foyer Dohs HEsnch T.esue Psssr bout forys. 70 haS
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EDUCATIONAL.

IvRENCH LESsoNs.-CLAsS FOR BFGINSFRS
y AUGUST lb. st6:4s m. good r,ronnncistion
acquired IN one tern, by my new utho 10 SysteIn
Classes for Young Ladies' aud Children 10 M for
Ladies and Gentlemen. GAS pm. MILE v. ENiJD'.
HO hME, Is h street ". MIA comfM abba
home and good beard to young ladies DIES of maxi
Ing the French Language q specially. ty3l-Sm
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BELOW Cosr.
PARASOLS.
BATISTES.
LINEN LAWNS.
COTTON LAWNS.
FIGURED SWISSES.
TYLER L CHEWING,
Jy30 939 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
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PROFESSIONAL.

ENASY Re r ARE QUITE TO HEALTH AND
- longevity; hence the thousands that VISIT DIX.
WHITES establishment, lxl6 Pennsylyanfa avenue.
opposite Wizards hotel for relief from Corns Bun
ions Diseased Nails and other Complaints of the Feet
Twenty two consecutive years Of practice IN Wash ng-
ton. DC. Paronized by the most eminent physicians
order iy27
mr. H. /. BOvEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
y treats successfully Female Diseases, Neural ia.
Rheumstiegn. Cls Paralysis. Nervous Diseases, 40.
Iurklah Russian. Sulphur and all Medoaied Baths
given. i4l7 q street. opposite Rigs House. 90
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&1Ant INWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ~
GAVV fcssmstion that IN LEAD u, ..rsst and
barn q The SOLDIER Home the nj ht Of July 4th
01o.e D. j. 8ITTENHOUNk. Treasures,
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-PIANO-(AN EXCELLENT ONE
IL fun seven octave and rosewood easel: would rent ii
to careful party for indefinite period at q very low
rate per quarter. Address Box II. star Office
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FIFTY PIANOS AND ORGANS
AN the leading makes Rent from 81 to SO per month
Rent applied on purchase.
jyl4-3w 1903 Pennsylvania avenue.
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REDUCTION IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Early customers will lind reductions in EVERY DE-
PARTMENT. and be able to secure GENUINE BAR
GAINS. which cannot be had at other OF the
year.
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NV BOOKS
Dynamic sacroloey. 2v. BY Ward.
Land and lsbors. 6y Moody
Under Ground kus ID, by Stepniak.
Or. ClAudius, by Crawford.
Data Of EtlHcs, by spencer
TIGER LILY, by Julia Schayer.
Man. By lucy O. Lihe.
Eiidredss Bargain, do.
phyne Brown, Flora SHAW.
For the Major c. y. Woodson.
House that Jill Built @. E. 0ardnor.
Nm. n. MoRRTsON
"a ats Pennsylvania av0uuA.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IDH SALF-DS IRABLE LOT ON I'D STREET,
Il between Md ave and stree northeast. 22xs0 and
Others on Maryland avenue between LIST and I'd
n e. LOU1S 1. SHOEMAK II, go Z ST u. W. ty2S 81
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BOOKS. &c.

IL HE IMAGINATION. By George Macdonald
HOUKs WITH THE BIBLE. Vol 5. BY Gcihle
OLD TESTAMENT REVISION. BY Aie1sndss
LIFE RSD IABoRs OF ROBERT MoFFAr.
HIS SECOND CAMPAIGN" ''Rouad Robin So.
PRINCESS AMELIE. mo Name Series"
WIN. BALLANTYNE d SON,
H2S as SEVENTH STREET xoRrHvEsr
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LOST AND FOUND.
Ok REwARD-LosT. ON NEW. YORK. AVENUE
SpO cars, POcketbook, containing Sl0 and papers in
hue envelope with address Of owner. Above reward II
returned to IS 7th street northwest. It,
r Osr-LAST EVENING. A RED LEATHER
IL pOcketbOok, containing railroad passes and other
papers. liberal reward will be paid if returned to
Star office. It.
T OsT--ON july sOrH. A SLEEVE BUTTON
II marked with initial M" suitable reward win
be paid If returned to 1897 street northwest.
IT. MILLER JONES.
r OsT-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON IN BASE
mept Of Treasury. Pocketbook aud envelope. con-
tanning sum Of morey. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving at the Office Of the Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury. fy3l-ets
T OsT-ON MONDAY MORNING. BETWEEN I He
IL Palais Royal and street cars, black Russia
leather Pocketbook. containing SD 49, Finder will
please return to SWOkMSTEDT BRADLEY, 928
street northwest, and receive reward. jy31-St'
II OST-ON VALLEY STREET, GEORGETOWN,
y Saturday morning, small white Skye Terrier. A
liberal reward will be paid If returned X. b. A. B.
CkOPLEY, corner 31st and n streets, West Washing
ton. tySl.3t
ohio REWARD-IF THE PERSON. OR PERSONS
Park grounds on the evening Of the 4th morning
Reese, the day hman at the Park. send him in
formation that Will cad to its recovery, they will re-
ceive the above reward. and tons ked iy283ts
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-04
From Washington.

ANDREW MASON has been appointed super
%intendent of the New York assay Office in
place of the late Superintendent Van Wyck.
Charles p. Williams, of New York, has been
appointed consul at Rouen, France.
The supplemental report of the Jeanette
court of inquiry states that the court, hav-
ing concluded the examination of the sur
vivors of the Jeanette who have recently
returned from Siberia, and after mature
consideration of the evidence adduced, they
find that no modification is necessary in tho
conclusions reported last February.
FIVE thousand bids have been received fol-
carrying the mails on 456 routes.
Mr.. KER, of counsel for the defense in the
star-route cases, in his closing address to the
jury spoke for seven days.
The forthcoming annual volume OF
Diplomatic Correspondence" shows that
the proposition sent out by this government
for a peace congress of all the nations in
North and South America was accepted
promptly by nearly every power to which ii
was sent.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-04

AT a fire in a Warsaw (Poland) cabinet
makers workshop sixteen employees lost
their lives.
AN international chess tournament was
started in London, three of the fourteen con-
testants being Americans.
THE seven prisoners-Dr. Gallagher,
Bernard Gallagher, Whitehead, Dalton,
Ansburgh, Wilson and Curtin-who are
charged with treason-felony in connection
with the unlawful use of explosives, we're
again arranged for examination in the Bow
Street police court, London. A police in
spector testified that Bernard Gallagher,
after his arrest in Glasgow, had offered to
turn informer.
A REGION Astounding in india rubber trees
has been discovered in Bolivia, and hundreds
of people are rushing thither from various
sections of South and Central America.
Work in this region is attended with some
risk, as is proved by the fact that the sava-
yes killed twelve Brazilians who we're col
Letting gum.
GREAT excitement was created in North
ampton, England, by the discovery of a
secret nitro-glycerine manufactury.
MICHAEL PAGAN, the third of the prisoners
tried in Dublin for the Phoenix park muir
ders, was found guilty and sentenced TO be
hanged May %.
IHE government is losing $50o,0JO a year
by the smuggling from Mexico, carried on
along the Rio Grande.
GREEN B.. RAUM, commissioner of inter
nal r%evenu has resigned his Office, and in
tends to practice law in Washington.
IT is said that the extradition of about a
dozen persons from America will be asked
for by the British government. The persons
whose extradition is to be requested are
charged with murder.
SEVEN lives were lost at Toulon, France, by
the capsizing of a boat belonging to a man.
of-war.
A RIOT broke ont at Port Said, on the Suez
canal, between Greeks and Arabs on account
of religious ceremonies. Several persons
we're killed and many wounded, inc uding a
number of police. The landing of British
sailors from a gunboat is said to have pre-
vented n general massacre of the European
residents.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-04
Foreign News.

SOLDIERS are now on guard at Windsor
castle.
The organized Fenians in Great Britain
are said TO number 10000.
THERE is likely to be a large emigration
from Ireland this year on account of the
prevailing distress.
ADvICEs from Victoria, British Columbia,
state that two Presbyterian missionaries were
drowned by the upsetting of q boat, ald
that the Indians had risen against the
Chinese miners and we're killing them.
LETTERS threatening to blow up public
buildings have been received by the Dublin
authorities.
FRANCE is about to send 1000 troops to
Tonquin, in anticipation of the war with the
Chinese.
In consequence of the approaching corona
ton at Moscow the international horticul-
tural exhibition, which was to take place in
Russia this May, has been postponed until
May, 1885.
PRINCE B~ATTHYANY, a prominent patron of
inc English turf, died suddenly in the inclo-
sure for members at the Newmarket track,
England, His death occurred Just before
the race for the Two Thousand Guineas
c lakes. He was about eighty years old.
"ssecond trial of Timothy Kelly for par
G. anuAg in the murder of Lord Cavendish
ia " 1,ke, at Dublin, resulted again in
AfNiAI n of the jury.
ne 1-1n an. sion has, taken place in a
% bodies of miners were
Oau II WAS feorealos;on, and as 127 men
es call, ~ was ie"ieu aames at the roll
q would be largely increS ~ ron
HELEN MARcovIToH, w.oei y 'ictlinS
- .hoot King Milan in the CO.
:. grade, and who subsequently tHp'eo 10
nit suicide, has been tried, CONF ne'-
sentenced to death. "-