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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

STATE OF VERMONT, The Ii%n9rah ,G.
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. tor the District of
ChltlCndcn.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Harris Perry late ot Wcsttord in said
District, deceased. GRtETING:
Whereas said court has assigned the 18th
day OF No, eInbvr Sst,ncNt ior the settlement
OF the Administrators account, of the cstute
of said deceased, and ord, red that pub
lie notice thereof he given toau persons inter-
cstcd IN said estate by publishing tins order
three weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned, I'm the Burlington Free Press. printed
in burlington, in said district.
Therefore, Spu Hlc hereby notified to appear
NJ the Prohac Count rooms N Burlington, on
the day assigned, then aud there to contest
the ulluwuncco said account II Ntu see cause.
Given uudvrmy handthi, 1911 DAY OF Oeto-
h,r
l7,w3w JENNIE STACY, Register.
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Kollin NJ. Ciapp's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHI1TENDEN, concerned in the
estate of hoiliu VI. Cltup, late OF burlington
IN said District, deceased,
GREETING;
At II Probate Court, holden ut burlington,
within and for the District of Chittcndcn, on
the Fist day IF October, 1881, an instrument,
purpurtlug to bc the last will ana testament %!
Rod IN NJ. tlHpp. late of ullu. tn, H. Sald
district, deceased, was presented Ia the court
ufurc>ald, for probate, and Il Is ordered hy
said court that the 18th day of November.
1856, at the Probate Court rooms IN
said Burlington be assigned for proving
si..t instrument; and that notice thereof
b, given 10 all persons concerned, 10y pup
fishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
p ted AT said Burlington, previous To the
l. appointed.
ncrciurc You are hereby notified to appear
D., re- said court, At the tim and place atone
sIH aud contest the ptooatc OF sand VIII, II
y have cause.
ven under my han ut Burlington, in sad
ditrIct, ms -, day Of tih, r, lSod.
JE \ \ ~ SHACN, nc2lstcr
,MlW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
RAILROAD NEWS.
The Finance ana IhA steal Condition of
Vermont loads.

The total investment IN Vermont rail
roads "a, stated 10y Forbes in tie Boston
J"hIW"t, represent over S40.oOO,U,O, OF
winch amount 81 l4S 900 is in capital
stock and sl5 G95, 900 IN bonded and float
ing dent. The gross earnings of all the
roads within the State for the year 1850
apprUNimates $iOOO,OpJ The amount of
interest on bonds aud stock dividends paid
10y the railroads of the State last year was
nearly 81 ,0uO,OO0 The taxes paid into the
state treasury by these roads under the
corporation tax law IN 1873 amounted to
nearly $4,000 The last report of the com
missioner OF state taxes Hon William
Il. Dillingham;, shows the following zig
urr~ OF gross earnings subject to taxation
(and taxes for the wear lSSJ:
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PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT.


Mr.. n a u'.t,,i,i. W ,"p'' anu
W 'E"'
between % ana 20 relatives ana friends
assembled at the home of Cant. and Mrs
Milton &. Bo,twIck i'm IIire.i,nr,,h oat
II. ia olrer. th,,ir ,,,,,',p,,,,i.,t,'-'
-n,t ... '- ~ "'"'''"9 vi IHe
'''' "''.' N'IH"rS OF IutIr marriage. so
quietly had II been arranged. the aged
couple were completely taken nv s,1rnrIsa
AS cprriapn after c.,,,,.i.,,, ,,.,;,. 4 tt
only the,r .uoi,,bI,,,r.. MY va nov
an" 70" u0-pe"ple,
n"O IeI"'INes IRON othtr towns aud States
me GENIAL captain and bis estimable wife
gracefully yielded to the inevitable. and
with hearty hHndshakes and cheerful
words made their Captors feel hey were
douhly welcome
10 TINS aged couple We're born four sors
ana two daughters. all of whom were
present. John &. wife and daughter from
Boston, Mrs. Ira +. Kellogg, husband and
son from MOnktun, Harlan f.. fl, m Bur
liuglOn, Whitman ". and wife, Hiss Dora
NJ. Hud Luceu VI. of IIlncsburgh Among
the nePhrws aud niects prr-"u; were Hon.
ONSlan Ray and wife from ltuca-ter, ~
II Ormau i. Ray. E-q, from Burliuu-
ton, Mrs. Mary II. Tyler from Water
bury Henry Baldwin, ESD, and
\ lman Lawrence E~u. from Monk
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon 4.
Be"cher of Hiue-burgh, beside many
otter relatives, among whom were Mrs.
ManitHble Shattuck Greene willow Of the
late Hon. James Greene Of Waterbury, a
brother of Mrs. Bo>twick, and Mr. George
Ray, ii bruther-iL-law. From the oldest
luhabitants in town were present Dr. and
Mrs. Elmer Beecher, Dr. and Mrs. j. w.
Miles. n L. Partch Esq. and wife. Mr.
>. G.. Castle and wife and others.
After an hour had been spent IN delight
full intercourse, Hon. Ossiau RAY. in un
appropriate address. presented the veneer
"A blp mis-. h,. bpurt tuIt Observation-Disclosures
OF the relatives al d friends who had come
to greet them on this memorable occasion
Rev. Ira p Kellogg. son in law. respond
ed in feeling manner. \ betut tul poem
entitled "The Motto in n Weddinp RIM y
by an unknown author. was rtud by O p
Ray, Esq Interesting letter, were read
from Rev. Mr.. BUrwel! a former pastor.
Mvron H. Baldwin. Esq. of Lincoln. Ne.
her of the hoard ot tr,,dp 1f ~ ',.r, A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

w II. II. Bingham
" hcCloCk G.. NcHL,
Majority Tor George
FOR GtOltG
| Abel of West Haven,
Abbott of Windha Il,
Adams OF Marlboro,
Alexander OF Rock
my ham,
hi4rr OF Browning
ton.
Al en- of FCrriShuf Oh
Allen of Warren.
Ar old OF Lon ION i'r!'
Barn y OF SNaitOn,
ljurtOn OF Wdlthaln,
liuSsctt of idpn
BaXtCrof sharon.
iBtCman of Fairfax,
bCIl9v'i oi Allu"N Il
Nlli of Albany,
IIlNbA of Chelsea,
| lirCscc ul sudbury,
Briggs of lBraldo
liritcll OF WcA bridge,
pi "Ns VI ID "u'lo
bofo'
nr"inlcN oi IaWic''
nI"W'l VI h'Si,tH,
nuNh O r. H. cher,
BURNER Oh W nICol''
but",Il o. bIluporu'
pun ol E9'rN
hlttcrlcIu ol 'Ial
loll',,
b'lHH II nl ''S;,
'olllppclI ol hociles-
ltr'
apron 81 i'cI'c>tc''
"a W. "! NV, W..
al pV'l' VI " ''9''
Hh ION,
cue Oh ~. 'coi e.,
ChaS' 81 ,"lh III .u4c'
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NoIl on 81 rh.l'Vc'
w - " Low,
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p'l'A VI s, ,,.,
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DtN yer VI W az us''l "
~ en- iIIso'i W ,
'iapcI VI IN num-
Ian Oh 60 n"ali;.
La il""h Vi Nc"
nav ci' 90. :,
i!frhah Oh W oounurE'
RATION Oh " allslicl"'
E,iiiluilu7 Vi H'oCh-
Drudge
ES'anr"oh vi 'ii''
burn,
rai' III ! u, IicN'
ray OF " lllls' on,
iclrlh Oh olla"u'
fllihcy Oh hurk
! lsk Oh DailpS'
Fiskc OF NorIisto"n'
fitch Oh nIel- alc'
! nag OF blalli rec
fitlChcr Oh 81. JohilS-
bulS'
f,iIiI ol unllCoSh'
+ oSlc ol W cS'oli; 49,.
nan Va i''''
NOR, cn.,,
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fullcr OF w ilii'd /,
uduil Oh liun''aiu, Vil'
hdrdlict 81 I0"ii"''
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h''"ucl' VI hC''''N'I'iP W
n"llIlIS 81 h"ll4iI"' Il
nl'N Is ~ N ~.
pi''ll' ~ " AZ ava -
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aqua W Il y ~ NJ l'tI
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nan Oh - W. IL
I'm Oh NhhltS urH
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id'th Oh lI'Is"tii
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ii'''i.n nr NJ, JIn'I,
iio'u'iI -! hc'uliS'
| lluitou of Charleston.
lIonkirls of Yer
grunes
Iiouphton Of MoAt-
I,r,., 81 bantam
Hoy o. Wcstlield,
Hubbard OF Lyndon
hyde OF North Hero
nlsdOn OF Mt. Tabor
ga" ,i n9''i VI " '"' '''i .
Johnson of Ira,
Ko'' uhh' VI or I" V VrGPSIV,
K,y,s of Newnury,
Kingsley Of salisbury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

HE physical condition Ot TIE VHriUus
roads mas been greatly improved within Il
few Years. or the 9l6 miles of road uper-
ated VII mn the State over 200 miles are
laid with steel rails Many of the bridges
are now IRON, having been rebuilt since
1850. The passenger service i all that
could Ice desired and the equipment com
prise~ 200 coaches The revenue train
mileage IN 1850 was 3,GlS,4l6 miles The
number of passengers carried was 1904
OBJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

which slip of the tongue Gov vulsed the
members with laughter. Two or three
uucS Mir Curicr Attempted 20 correct
hl, mistake. Out his voice was drowned ~
neral mu-ht,r ANA applause. lie tinaI-
N succeeded in making a correction of the
cushion which he had an" itUugly a
stunned and " Inch would have been ~trauue
enough for tue man who, II lew months
ago, was telling how "We' (meanlug
the democrats aud others care guilE
to cooper old Edmunls" The aut-Ed
muuds men, through Mr. Smith OF Yer
SHIRE, put in nomination Wheelock &.
Ntazry OF Rutland But even Capt.
"Dlck" Smith was carried away 10y tn"
tide OF the overwhelming majority of his
fellow members; ana despite his i'll con
cvived attempt at something iacctiuus it,
his Sturriug aliusluu tUScnHtur Ednuuds,
ne tad forgotten the name ui his nominee
Nhen his name was called Ivy the clerk.
a id repeated the name which the last ~
men called before ms without one eNccp-
ton had spnkcn,-that OF Geo +. Ed
minds" This called forth another round
of applause, which WAS renewed every
time MIR. smith attempted to correct his
Dlundcr, but the gaVei of the speaker soon
brought silence, and the EentIeman from
Nrrshre changed his vote t. NcuZcN.
The result OF the voting in the House
was as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22
The Bride Giyers in Limbo.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Messrs sharpe,
Forshay and Richmond were each placed
under 100000 bail to-day District Attor-
uey MARITIME argued for 100000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

a NOTABLE DAYS WORK RE-ELEC-
TON or SENATOR EOMUNOS.
xhs vote 30 to IL the senate Eight
snti- Edmund- Ncu ia the House 4 he
Nutcin Detail - for anew JAN
Ihtttend,n unty-Oth-
cr Iiute, dings.
,rrom our owo Correspondents

ril!'s hli ,.oNpllu2 tor new ial buildings
Al NuiIIu.t.u VIII hr. of interest tn the
,.,,l.. c,urtv If ,rn,,ido.
'""'H' - ''VH
."' tue cpA0' IUc.I'n "' new JAN, keep
Vr'S dwelling dul barn IN burlington. G
A Ihbnau. of Bur.I.tg ON. H. f. Howe of
jericho and 4 ! ~.urus of Colchester
,.,,,,r, l., o,,,.,.,.,,,
81 ~ ''''i' w '"'' "'''
the Work. TIE hu.I"i - are to cost not
- exceed Sl0OD, sides what can
be realized uut o1 the Old jail which may
Iva >ul1 v,itb i.r L,rd ,t ma, l,ea .b.,,
.in,n, r,., o.n,,,i .,,r,,.., ,,,,,, h,,.,,.,,.
"N '''''i' 10y "'i ~"
FOR the pnrpp~" IN II" credit OF the county
not to exceed 81 OHU AMI y county tax of
-ix cents ON fine tlfud LIST is DrOvidpd fen.
an. inn. f>n'I I'm, r,,nnIefinn nf tra
,i,I '''i 10y 49,. N, ". iO
v..'i"T -" '". ''''' ~ '''t "'7 ~
i'FTtH " d." Np' cI', t"llnllilee consisting OF
w lhtlnhtlS l"f hU''udeh county
Alr Williams. chairman of the House
temperance committee, introd seed IA bill
Ilit,., II, hu-t.t -. anon, ,f a tn,vu oil tb.
jn,,,.. t,n,y ,n,,,,-,L unnn Town ara,,iu
'''' IPpn w" NS"'0
B,iI' W'frl l"uuc'H ny Mr. flch OF
A.'@h4atc Hud VIZ Il. som OF CaS'letOn
"ai~iug tine trustee Illit to S3n
Other bills Introduced in the House
we're rs follows:
BY MIR fich Of lIighgate, providing
:hNl tine commissioners may appoint four
w.'er, of the oti,fr and Lake ChsmnInin
by Mr. Batter, providing that towns
-''!' l"I "o"l'9ueu l"' ulaIrIcC system Oh
,nn, ti,,, iii t,,,'n .v.to,,,
BY Mir Nu.pp of Middlebury. provid
ing lur the payment 1T referees, auditors
AL c4hui Nl"hrfo J." pronate appeals.
w. ,',H =" iiei ~ - au! npi
Gr.,n1 Liam [.,t., u.ro This lin cr,
-,,. ., ,,,Iu.,r,t..u uti,l.r fine name nf tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

unlawful to run train OF car. or a ,iugle
engine upon any railroad WIthjuthl, -tite
ON sunday, t&rnpt teams necessary fer
tIe preservation %. tie or property and
goods tor export Wucn spccHi damage
would occur bN delay AMI tuucil trans
senate bill No. Il, relating to- bridges
was ordered to lie pending % mot un for
H. nild reading. Rcpurtrd adversely bN
Mr.. Wells of thittcud' u, Mr. Cushing OF
Windsor sad That the bill provided to
give a sheriff or walChman the rLht,
without paper, to arrest persons for trOt-
ting horses across highway bridges ssriH-
tons Baker and Bates also or tI.iscd the
bin.
lhe joint resolution of Senator stanley
OF Addison, relating to alien hudluL, IN
the UultcG stats, which was - ven IN
ihc-e reports Yesterday. was passed to-day
by both Houses
Interesting Correspondence.
The following correspondence explains
itself.
STATE OF VERMONT
HOUSE or EErHrS. NrATIVES
NO .TPEiIER " ,Oct. ~, 1856
To HH Gcrrgc r. Edmurids. e. S.:
Dear sir writ Ia hch 10 cd >rv ru mem
hcrs 1T the General Assembly, oct, ' ting
fora Iuitrd state. 4,.unt ,r Ia iuuiilr,, "a
sprctiuiy # we can have any assurance. f
your sap 1T Tor tine T. .'uln 'c OF ne rrplIbii-
Cu nation Ic nvcuti IN Tor president of INC
l llIltI = a Is III l-00
very respectfully.
(Signcb + TtsurR.
Representative flOm Bcthci.
BuHL1NGTON, VI oct. Is, 1SSG
To- ttin F,@er, House ~ Representatives.:
Icr lr nave yours OF the II Il and rn-
plNt = with condOr and in al Kindness I
would cNpr, s. my great az % lI-umC t at re
crNinE such a COMMUNICATION My stand
lrg and conduct ia aud EVICTION o III" r. pub
hcau party tor the last ) or 70 Nc+r. is
think, perfectly well known to all Intcllurnt
people IN the tate, aud pcthjp to ~ CUn-id-
cradle number bry Ond ; uutoCrs II IN any
one or more Ut THESE long years my behavior
has been such as to JUSTLY amy houorabIc ana
huurSt rrbu Ilcuu IN su~prCtug my hd"nty
90 our party or to those ptcit principles add
purp"s,~ then thHt tcpup lican uught Ihuk
10 Nutc against me Whenever | am proposed
for any . &c. II the cont AIRY l. true, rs " is
~uch At Il 'c-tipn aS yours Is one to which Il
-'I-ir- pcctiug man q "a mall'' no reply. Not
uouhtlu- hat y II wi apl Re cbte HE rec If
what have said, ANA with every good wt-h
Tor you and oil Sincere rcpubuCdus, ANA for
our great party. ON which believe dcpcLd
the trur-t iircrty and iarg 81 welfare OF the
pc. pie OF our country
am, icspccttul! You :
q gncD GEO +. EDMUNDs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

sas b 80 - $3.50 ~ssr--ra -s-s.-
t.u c,.t ..a consul dion aud inspiration,
II / NAV 8 ~ h., that We know thdi the p,o
It.r. N,..l lut have itNrd pulUical ulJIn-
IONS. NJ kuow that they l'uu-j Wjihugt
r'icct Of lrtA even upon SOME subject 5,
are almost absolutely untuluuuS IN the
judgment thai they have ~ rest. ct to the
methods hy which government should
be carried on ~ respect to he protection
and development of thr labor OF \ nrrICai
citizcus, in respect to the universal DIS
,enlluHtiOu, so tar ~ the general govern
meut can do 1t OF he system OF common
schools tor the education of young men
and women and children everywhere. And
mi4ht mention many other su cts IN
rcsprco to which the reprcsc,,ltiv ives
at thi- State in the Cuuglt~s OF
the nation know IN advance lr,-
ci-tly what the intelligent. stud +
lud persistent pupllc oplnluh IS viii h
- II may lind expression through Us, l. 10
co ordinate he tuIC. : that we may eXer'
win thuse OF our associates from other
states. This You may believe, gentle
men, is a profound source of strength
and comfort to those who represent you.
But thiS il not the occasion, MIR. lrcSl-
dent. Tor me to 20 INTO topics like this. 1t
IL only tor me to repeat to you, aud to YOU
gent, men Ut this Julut Assembly, aud to
your cOn~ttueutS, the expression of my
5Incerrot gratitude for what you have done
t. ana Tor me Tor so long, and ct my nupe
nat you and yours VIII 1--we to see tins
State continue as she has been, something
ct a ,nirr and beacon in the civiIizalIon
and the liberty Of our country, and that
our SISTER S'a Is may grow up more an
more IN those tolerant ana Ju9' neth"uN
Oh law an ana" a'h"h- alI,Iur which our
state l., lhlhN. Il Conspicuous example.
\ lain thank YOU,
........ ...
iIlH EIH' i''N "r ~ DuES'
Ato.3o o'cl,cls i'm the nft erun,u tbp tNo
j., ;.,,'t ,.'',,.l',,' f'',. ,'l,,'
r"''7'' NV ~ J','' 80 ''''''S i'i ''.O
lIoh "l JUICES TOR Tue po9lIoh Oh chIel
Justice the name OI the Hon. Homer f..
Eoycp WAS presented Dv Judge Poland.
.,,I .,d,L H.. ~.r.,,,. n.l,.,. Of Pm.
I',I NJ E,mLh 49,, V-unl link Vr Hn.
I',rL ~ - a ib,rs \Ir urr,nr nt Trny
,,,L ~, Unrr.v, ~ Tnn.hu,I IN ntnnr
,',,, I,o w., ,, ,,,.
ro.ni,.,.I,I nv - ,,Iru rnrc va. Fn,. nr.i
,,-.n,i,i.. iu,i,,a tnn Han Jnu,tb,,n Kn..
,n,,,J1,i,. tv SimInr H.,i,.s Of t,i.-
Gnni,, and spcnudrd hv Srnnt,r. GRAY nf
It,,,I','d ,nG Wr N,;usitr nt HrI,,6tnn
In,ti,It,,.. ,y.i. tben al,,.t.d hv 1,;rn race
INN ,r e.c,uL ..,,,,.Ia 'in,,,. m.
i'm II II pn,v,rs nt Nu,7isv1,Ie
,,,, ,,,I,inntod Nc Mr. Gt.,,,tnu nt
H. yhur, md enrnndnd NV senator
H,trr of Rntl,nd and elected bv
,i,i, ,,,,1,, ,nt. t',r tI,ird ,,..rci,,t1.
in,,,,4 mo lin WhepIock G Vruzrv nt
Itnil,,nd was nnmirnted hv Nr Anil If
E-' ii,,',.,, n,J scn,,d,1i ~, Sn,.t,r
I.',1. i'd a., I i,J "t =, ih,,. ',n,j
,L,ctrd rjru rncr For fnlI,th ns.ocitt,
III, ',rn tn. un,, nu.spu : 'r,ft of VII
Ii.tHn yea. n,,niiI',,tnI hv Mr. U1.alinn
If l}nrli,,',to,, ,,',J So,.,,isd hv Mr. Cn,.
more 81" Of Hunti TIM ana elrctrd 6v y
,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,, ,.t ~ Gtth ,,.,,,.,.t Il, I,,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-08-29
a.ee..sfa1 Ienrnn~

The Tin-sRevi<u says: N.seSr
Le6by RoSSnL- the 1~f-yssr-old son Of
Mr.. l. H. RoSn of New York. both Of
whom are spspdIn2a fsu weeks With
NJ. 8. ". croas Of this pl.es. vas =
member u = hunting party Just returned
from The North Fork Of the Humbold,.
The party uere EaeessSful IN baSRinR
fsuthsred game Of all varieties, but the
young Lad above mentioned carried OF
the honors BY bringing 10 earth the on
ly deer killed By the party. It vas .
square on hand shot while the auimaI
MAS running. In addition to the deer
lac also 6sgssd q porcupius. The
young mSn will be the lion Of the hour
Nhrn be returns to his city life. and
Will Nc doubt be regarded ~ q veritable
Bsd4lo Bull BY his companions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-08-29
Wounded by q Hay-Fork.

Samuel McMullen came down by the
trLip last evening from his rauch
III Star Valley. bringing with him
Simpson Riser. for surgical treatment.
Sir. Riser has been stacking hay for
AIR. MeNuilen using derrick in the
work. in swinging a load yesterday, by
soma mischance, n tine ofthe heavy fork
struck Riser in the groin. penetrating
some Ave Of six inches. indictiug a des-
Perats wound. The sufferer was im-
nsdiatrly put und, r Treatment here and
DR.. Heigs. this morning stated that the
symptoms are thus far quite favorable.
and the wound. though an extremely
dangerous one. will not result fatally.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-08-29
CUTTING RELEASED.

The State Department at Washington
received Monday from Minister Jackson
official notice that editor Cutting had
teen released fuon custody by tue Mex.
Lcan Court. The decision OF the Court
10 b'ssd entirely upop the ioci that Ma
dina had waived his right to q civil suit
for damages. the Court holding that this
ended the p<oc-eding BY ths S:nte. At
the request Of Cutting a copy OF the de-
cree Of the Supreme Count Was fur
nished him. after which he crossed over
to the American shore.
IL ID reported from Washington that
che release will not affect Sedgwick's
mission, which is to learn all the facts
in the case. The Government ct pres
ent does not concern itself with any
question OF damages due to Cutting,
but will use the information it ma
Sa'her through Sedgwick in the fur
theranee Of its negotiations for a change
OF Mexican laws. in so far rs they are
held to give the right to try Americans
for acts committed within American
territory. Ike AreSurrs Moudragon
murder is still u subject Of correspond.
ence or rather Of inquiry. As it appears
At present the oaly act for
which this Goveparnt can demand re-
dress is for that Of Kidnapping Aresures
when he WAS domiciled upon this side
OF the border line. In no event can il
be expected that MondrIgon will be su =
rendered for trial tothe American au
thorties; a special treaty clause inter-
Sening to warrant the reftsrI ON Me,i-
eos P~Li 10 surrender one Of her citi-
upon any preteIt.
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FAC sz4iAs roa co.unea.

J.. n. Mae Rulan ar Eirub,,st- i. !.
prominsnt eondii,t, for n. n-..u.
te n~Su;a.tiou for c,ane.. and Il, siI.
Vant.ts, ULoss prophatoc. h.,. mr.
0ppostaaity ~ know NJ. N.eNuI.n
GhGso7EAly. speaks q him .. follov.:
"Hs ssan Of oonurh .niv. vi,~.
and Denoerutie p--incipl-. asd thor.
Oaa.ly onp<rAaut With the v.a,, aud
I~naostrsss q the s,.te. Hah. forci.
b asna IoQI~al speak.r. m ardent .d.
SS.ts ~ II~.r .,,d ~ ch,n..u...;.
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Consistency WE BoYl..

Tho Carson Appeal is greatly incens-
cd at Senator Fair. charging him
With being the original demonetizer OF
silver because OF the exaggerated re-
ports iS1 Appeal says he caased to be
eiSeSlSted Regarding the richness and
<Ttsnt Of tho Comstock b%onnnzas,
In which he Waa "a. owner a number of
years sso. And yet the Appeal is en-
dorSipg WIN. 81. Stewart. who. as Uuit-
cd States Senator from N evnda. in 1873
lent both hiS voice aud vote To- assist
che netarious and successful scheme Of
lssis'attug silver from n precious metal
down to a mere commodity. There's
consistency for you.
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Inspectors:
IT Wright. q Il Harrison,
JB Moore. del.
sPraesnont-a: Quinn & MccuteLiu's.
Inspectors:
Robt Hartley. Sam Cloutisr.
J0hu Quinn. del.
Star Valley al school-house.
Inspectors:
L " StClair. Isaac Hall.
81. TT Brennan. del.
Tecoma-"t II. '. Muniell'..
Inspectors:
Il V Mundsll u " Rench.
p M~onabau. del
Toano-at 4. W. Gohel's.
Inspectors:
Tom Jacques. Aw GuLel.
C Hardy. del.
Tuscarora-frs door west aud al.
joining Cabinc; Saloon.
Inspectors:
Rube Battles, Franz Culver.
Ed Young. II del.
wells-ai ID. u. O'EIina's.
Inspectors:
A Fisher. " Conger.
II Lowenburs. } del
Whit Eosk-at Mi;chum's.
Inspectors:
A G Mitchum, Antoine S;oira.
I II Posue. del.
MocIe's S~ile.uack.
Inspectors: - del.
No further bIile'' up.3etsiIs. II.
meeting All 1urucL sI1jcci to the call u
the chai. man.
J. PARSE, Secretary. pro tenn.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

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EH'"LsT. tn" Ndniris'rat,r oT tho ,,t,-.
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'r"-"i, aui iao 'eDU. rEycI.s, aud caurpc. ~.
Administration
lii"ih'r"t' - orGC 81 y the .Ir.r. G., sal,
Court thHi all I'r.,n, tn,rr,s 81 ia t,, ,-t,,,
OF sEit deceased Hrp"s L~.frrr tic sail pi.,ftr,
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yer " nl 81 r'Rl r.'af II ssIl dec ID or b.,
much ih'r'oi 49, all 10, necessary. al that u,
copy nj tn" "rirb' pur'i-I 4 n ir,.t Inu
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Town AM IOuIty - LAO.
Il. L. ~EiGELOM.
Lhi JUICE.
August ~ 1881.
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Throu 5hout the Hot L Ike district in
Ne" Iciani. Ihe scene of the recent
or volcanic erupiions and earthqmk.
es, frequent shocks have been felt since
and gr,at activity shown by several Of
the volcanoes, thought no seriou,
erupti~ns have occurred. 1t has been
"Scertainsd tue total deaths Of Europ.
aus and M"ories caused by the Late
ernPtlons number Ill. The Pink and
White Terrace ore completely o~bliterated.
One geyser OH the side OF the Pink
Terraces is Issuing steam to n height Of
400 feet.