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Times. Review: Wouder how those
sturdy old pnchmen on tho jury nj
Elko like 10 bc bcTded. One hcrdcr Oh
each side. besides the regular officer, 10
constantly with them when out OF the
jury boz, accompanying them to their
meals. and standing guard when they
nrc In their sleeping room. OF tho
Twelve, eleven are yanehmen. and only
two bad ever made ~ been Interested
in a uining loeaGop. They are good,
honest, sensible men s4ti each one will
act, we are confident ~ dictated by his
copsoenco.
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Redemption OF Elko County Bonds.

There being the sum 81 ons Thousand sir
hundred and eighty dollsr' and ninety ccn,s.
Nl'eSo pD In the sinking Fund Of the County
- Eito. notice In hereby given that In &C
oordnnr" with Al Act ~ Tho sgisI,tufc ~ tho
State Of Nevada. entitled AZ act 10 refuo .
portion u tho bonded debt of wito Comfy
Approved January 20. 1881. sosied proprssI.
viii he received by a. my Once In KIfo, Ma.
Vada np too o'clock p. m. on tho Tw,Lrtu
nay or f%sRRUSnr. lssB. for tho rcdrmpiInn
81 bonds Issued in pursuance Of said Law
which 'slh proposals will be- opr ned by mo in
The said town 81 EItn. on The Tmntggsru
nhr ~ FEBRUARY. iEs6. Al propiais mus,
IL" seiled and endorsed Proposals for the r..
d'mpti"n ~ Elto County bonds" and mus, ho
accompanied with tho bonds proposed 10 IN
surrendered together with their rs.pcc,Iy,
onponS net yet due. No bid vii bo eni. rt.,ned
'hAt does not strictly comply with these in.
s,rnctiobs.
h'S2, SSYArs; l.. =. Nogslr. Trnss.
'""''' 1901 NJ III. AILiEH. Dept.
liz sDd
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lawn orTIcE. EunEKL. NEv.l

Jan, g.. lNsG.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN that the following
named settler has hied motto. Of his intention
TO make hnAl proof In support Of his clam. and
that said proof Will be mad. bcfor- the District
Judge Of Flo county. at EIko. SeyEdA. on
THURSDAY. FSBRuNHr II, Iss6. via: Homestead
Application No. ZIG: Thomas O'Conncr. for
the v. p. Y 81 section -. Township "a.
North. Range co Fact N. u. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land viz:
3. =. Scars. % Elko. Nevada.
John Robbins. Of Ruby Valley, Nevada.
William Snow. OF
J. W. Helth, Of
4. II. HISCELEY. Register.
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Miss Mary Gladstone, daughter OF
Mr.. Gladstone, was married Tuesday
morning 10 Rev. Harry Drew Of Hawar.
den. The ceremony was performed in
81. Mnrsarst's Church. Westminster.
Gladstone gave the bride away. Am.
eng the persons u note present were
the Frinco and prinocas Of Wales aud
their cons, aud Lard BVscLcry.
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NOTICE. For PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE, EruEEI, NV.

LAND OFFICE, EunEEA. HEr.l
Dec. 81. lHSJ.
NOTICE IL HEREBY OWEN that the fol.
lowing named settler has nied notice Of
his Intention To- IN lie hnal proof In support Of
his claim, aud that said proof viii be made he.
fore III" District Judge of Hlko County II Fiko
Nevada. on SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH.
1896. Wis Homestead App icAiiou No. 40.
Edwin Ohell, for the \ T.. 4 Of Section IL.
ToSnship - Mort, Range So. East. 81 d.. ".
lie names Tho following Witnesses 10 prove
bis continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land. viz; --r
Ge"rg" B!morc, OF Elko. Rlko County Nov.
n. J. Keith, Of 4" :,
II. n. Dorsey. Of q" a..
Jud'on Dssin. Of L.moilis Valley, New.
Y. II. I%IrScKLEr, Register
las. i'd.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT
ofHuniington Township. Of the County OF IIEo
State OF News,
John RoUrh, Plaintiff
"a. SUMMONS.
T. l. Grubb, Defendant

l. l. trubb' Defendant.
An order for publication In the above cans.
haing been granted on thes mdavi. Of the Con.
stable tina, Defendant IL . nonresident snd on
the AfhiAS!. Of the PlainriG tn at a good cause OF
action exists against Defendant. the same l.
ordered to be published for the time Of six
weeks In tho ELKo INDEPENDENT. . news.
paper. published In the town Of Elko, State Of
Nevada.
he State Of Nevada Sends drectipss 10
i r. L. Grubb Defendant.
You are hereby Summoned to appear tsfor.
me at my Office In Huntington township In
tLe county Of EIkO. on the
Tw~ESrr.sEvESur OAR or FEHRu,Er,
A. ID. IsS5. at o'clock p. M, in ,n Action
brought against you by said plaintiff To answer
the complaint q the aboEs named pIaintin
Bald action IL brought To- recover ~. sum of
two hundred and twenty Ave dolI,rs f2ls, and
! tcr"si on ono hundred and Eve dollars al tho
ratio 81 two per cent. per month tom date Of
note until paid, tho balance on m open AZ.
count for The sum Of ono hundred and twenty
dollars Csi2O) aud costs ~ suit. a. moro fnIy
set forth In the complaint nlcd In my otnrc
this 'h day Of January. IssG. or Judgment VIII
DO taken sga.nst ypu for the said amount 10.
go'hcr with costa Of this suit II you fail TO a..
pear and answer.
To Tho sheriff M any Constable 81 sail
County. Greeting: Make legal service and
due return thereof.
Given under my hand this day, the 9Th
OF January, A. ID. issG.
Y. HrDsoN,
\ Justice OF the Peace OF said township.
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The following Is an official statement
~ the bills allowed by tho Board Of
County Comwbsiopsrs n the mseLjng
of February !. 1885;
GeorgS w. Byers. General Fund
bounty on Scalps. claimed.
~ so allowed. ........... 1 60
Geo LiudAsy. General Fund,
bounty on Scalps, claimed
81 50. allowed. .......... 1 80
G.. L. EuckleS. General Fund,
bounty on scalps. claimed
~ so, allowed. ........... O so
J, NsiSeJ, General Fund, boun-
~ oR scAlpG. claimed 81 SO
allowed ............ ...... 2 so
Solon Peck GspspnI Fund. Cor
opeT,S fees, clsimsd $26 90.
..,.s,,,, 10 20
". Z. AtxAl. GENERAL Fund.
JAilor's fees, claimed $75 90
.....s........ 30 90
T.E, AtwsIl. Contingent Fupd,
board Of prisoners. claimed
$50 as, allowed ........... 80 IS
,TriSl Jurors, General Fund.
Llilesge, CLAIM cd, 1851 10,
.sloWsd. ...... .......... $50 20
=. y. Atwell. General Fund.
,khsritrs fees, claimed 5O2 80,
slowed. 49,. ............ 602 %
Richard Brown, General Fund,
supplies for Court House,
flAined. S25 IS, allowed. ,.> % 25
D., ,,ts. Sears, General Fund.
SoActy REoajnG. claimed
S32 80. allow ed ........... 80 so
n. Reinhart, General Fppd
Auppiep for jury Room.
.alSHsd e15 90, aloxed...., is 90
H,iAo Adams, General Fund.
Constable fees, claimed % CO
allowed. ~. ............... 60
George Bt4uts, General fund,
bNAlty On s<"lps claimed
- 10 allowed. .,....,..,... . 80
YhEAA stauts, Gsaeral fund,
bounty on ScalpS olaimed o.
allowed ...... .."y,r.rs...,., 90
viii Adams, GoperI Fund.
bounty on scnlps. claimed,
- 90 allowed .,.,n.,l,,.. 4 90
W T: Grape, 6easrai Fund,
bounty on ssslps. claimed 81
allowed ...... ..sss. ......,. 90
J. .. wiseman, General Fund,
bounty or scalpe, sljmsd
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For Sale.

4 ranch ut Derth station, containing
100 acres OF hay land with improve
n'ents, consisting Of a large two story
hotel, saloon, with fixtures complete.
dwelling house. stables, corrnls. etc.
An excellent business location. Apply
70 J.. Z. SMITH,
Elko.
Dec. o, 1885.
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One Thousand gallons ofiIie best purs
apple cider just received from tho East
at the Gem,
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NJ Board q County ConniPiopers
~ II regular -esAiOa MoadAy-pees-
~ Nessn Bps1Isy. smith, asd HOQsy-
N4NEAAd txAnAACtsd the fQllQyiag bss-
tAOsss
Minutes Of the pCsyioas meeting read
~ A0PsoyrA-
Thc Board oO4nted the PossyS and
yssshsp N ~ County Treasury and
f9RH3 ~ correct ~ eompAnsd With the
ANaitaF'S hoqhk
Qr1sss4 that Major Witcher be uOti-
- ~ tAs CIeFt 70 put gates on. or
Spea . hss tAIa9Gh, his premises be-
tYasN ~ E.prh Of George Em0rs and
~ tavHof HAlIeek, bstors ths sFat day
n MAy. 1885.
The reports Of the County Clerk.
Tailor AYd Hospital Steward, we're APP
word and ordered alsd
3he Joint StptePsnt 81 thu Auditor
sAI Tfs4~RFsE tOr the quarter ending
Jay. I. 1886. vas received. approved
AnA otcersd ntrd.
On petition Of residents Of Mound
Yslsy and huntington School Dis
tFietS; Il Was ordered that T. s. Porch
and CkAhss ToSne be transferred from
HR1liHttaR u Mosud Valley School
pistii&t.
The Board then proceeded to open
~ NeALd proposals for boarding tbs
ho-RitI patients for one year; also the
proposals for the county printing for
p year. For boarding patients, two
bidS were teceiyed aud that Of Bartlett
4 Ostricher (45 ceutH per day for each
PRtieRtj. being the loSsst Apd best, il
WAs ordered that the eontzast be award
Al 70 them.
For the county printing. two bids
NSFs Hl>o received, and that OF s. s.
SsArs $40 per monshl. being the lowest
RnA best, IL VA ordered that the con-
trHet.bs ASArdA4 " him
The CLARK vas instructed 20 notify
Wn. RsllingeT that his bill for road
work In clOIsr Valley road district has
Rssp allowed. aud viii be pad when
~ money j. in that road fund.
Ordered that the sun Of $40 O. be
transferred from the General Fund :
ths White Pine road fund.
Ordered that the Dormitory building
bs reate4 ~ T, \. Stone st q monthly
FsntAl Of AttDsn dollars.
The Board then proceeded in accord
ppse With Jag, U Levy aud GsGssV the
State and county taxes for the fiscal
year 1856, 'olows:
On each . bpndrsd dollars vAlus-
Hon Of taIRsls property. an AdYAlOrsm
az.
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pi.,Oluuop Of co.p.rtn.r,h,p.

THE O~o-partnsrhip heretofore existing be-
L TWEEN tie undersigned. under the hnn
name OF Scott 4 Co.. Ia LESn dissolved Ly
mutual consent.
The Hsiieek cattle comrsny h.s sue ssied
to. and will hereafter carry on the business Of
tLs f"r msr CO. sTtusts h,p in Nevada aud Ida.
no. and has become the owner " all the AIss,s
thereof In said State and Territory.
DEied January 9th. lisa
pa +. RoYp.
Signed: NILLIANwuLIs.
LIS. 80 d. jon SCVrr.
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This is the point:

This is the point:
Can an establishment whose chief characteristic
is its rigid adhcrance to methods Of business which
insures protection and equally Of treatment to all
customers. aB0rd TO dcviate from its principles
under any circumstances or in any case
We submit that il cannot.
1t is the rtasona6Aness OF the above guarantee
which perhaps. more than anything else. has
served to bring us the largest general retail trade
on the coast. People k1ooV that Mcy Gan uvIIe TO
as for sOAateo<r they oanE. anu get lie same gooAs
and Prizes as i IN Sacramento 10 by for Mem-
sekfS.
We carry nearly a hundred distinct lines of
goods, including Wearing Apparel of every de-
%scription, for beth sexes and all ages, Household
Supplies, Notions. etc.
Illustrated Catalogue and Samples sent free to
any address.
Out-of-tOwn residents can save, over and above
all costs. from 10 to 25% in dealing with us. Our
goods arc Of the most desirable character, being
bright, stylish, and Of high quality.
WEINSTOCK & LUBIN,
400. 4O2, 4O4, 4OG, 4O8 x Street,
SACRAMENTO. CAL
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FreSh trnnSpl"uted California oyster
eceived daily daily at the Gem.
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MKvs.
DEBR sTATENKSr.

DEB| sIATKNKSr.
The following is q recapitulntion OF
the debt statement issued Monday.
Interest bearing debt,
principal. 81. $50. 779. 412
Interest. S.2S3. 939
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Interest bearing debt,
principal. 81, $50, 77s.412
Interest. s.2s3. 939
----
Total. .......... l.2G9, 063, 34l
The debt on which inter-
est has ceased since mn-
turity Of principal and
Interest .,.... ......,,. o,oSo,SSt
The debt bearing no in
terest o~'S'SSf'4U'
-----
Total debt ..,,..... l.S45, 923,GS
Total debt less available
cash Items. 80. I,5l4.472.l3
Net cash in Treasury ..... I9,GSS,S62
Decrease Of debt during
the month ........... 6,oIs,sSo
Cash in the Treasury-to-
tai available for reduc-
ton OF debt ..... 1890. 2si. 4,I, $50
Reserve fund held FOR re-
demption OF United
States notes under acts
OF January IL, 1915.
ami July Il. lSS2...... 100, 900 900
Unavailable for reduction,
total .-...- ...-r 29,o41,stl
Certificates held rs cash. 6o,239,4d6
hand ................. 1852 62
Total cash in Treasury,
As shown in Treasurer's
general account. ...... 49S,9S6,S 32
Respecting the statements attributed
to Surveyor-Cieneral Dement, Of Utah.
as TO the extensive An frauds in Utah.
aud the official corruption connected
Herewith, As telegrnphed by Il special
correspondent, Secretary Lamar stated
10 the Associated Press that lie had not
seen Dement,, while Commissioner
Sparks declares it q "cock and bull
stGry." Dement, elso is stated to have
telegraPhed the Salt Lake Tribune de-
claring it IA senseless canarI, aud that
he has granted no interviews.
The Supreme Court Monday. in the
Virginia coupon eases, reversed the de-
cision of the Court Of Appeals Of Vir-
ginia, and decided that the tender OF
coupons in payment OF taxes is legal.
Senator Van wyck has introduced n
bill designed to prevent the rulings Of
the Commissioners OF the General Land
Office from having a retroactive effect.
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STAKE 4 County total 81 80.
" Elko BDel. School Fund ID
Tho bills presented against the Coun-
~ were taken up. examined and acted
upon.
runs Allowed
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The following Is an official statement
81 the bills allowed by the Board Of
County ComWbsiopsrs n the mselng
of February /, 1885;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-21
DIR. WOODROw's ACQUITTAL.
The Charges Upon which He Was
Tried by tho Augusta Presbytery.

Following is the indictm snt upon
which DIR. Woodrow YVES tried and &C.
quilted on Tuesday by the Augusta
Preshy terry, the vote standing 3 yeas
to - nays on the frs. count, with
larger major ties for DR.. Woodrow on
the remaining counts:
WAYNEsBoRo, Ga, April II, 1875.
To the Presbytery Of Augusta, Ga.
DEAR BRETHREN In the name Of the
Presbyterian Church Of the United
STATS, |, William Adams, a member
and minister of the Augusta PrC3by-
terry, do hereby charge and accuse the
Rev. James Woodrow, d D, a mem
Der aud minister Of the same Presby-
terry, with the following ffenses:
|. Teaching and promulgating opin-
ions and d, ;trines in couillct with the
sacred Scripture as interpreted in
the Confessions Of Faith and the
Larger aud Shorter Catechisms of the
Westminster Assembly.
In that the said James Woodrow, on
the 9TH day OF May, 1884, in an adj
drt on evolution, delivered before
the Alumni A ocia'ion OF the Colpm-
bia Theological Seminary and in the
Southern Presbyterian newspap RS of
August 81, 1884, August %, 1884, and
October 10, 1885, and Ia speeches
made in the synods of South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, South Georgia and
Florida also in an article published
in the Southern Presbyterian R1UieW OF
January, 1885, did teach and promul.
gate that the body OF Adam was prob
ably the product Of evolution from the
body Of some lower animal
,. That the said Jamt Woodrow, ia
the publications and speeches referred
to, did teach and promulgste opinions
which are of dangerous tendency,
and which are calculated TO uneettle
the mind Of the church RI JpectiDg the
accuracy and authority Of the Holy
Scriptures as an infallible rule of
faith.
In that he did teach and plomulgate
the opinion that the body of Adam
YVES probably not made or created OF
the dust of the ground, as is univer-
sally understood by the church to,be
the dec aration of the word OF God
but Of organic mater pra exis ing in
the body of a brute.
Against the peace and parity OF the
church and tbs honor aud majesty Of
the Lord Jssus Christ IS King and
Head thereof
WILLIAM ADAMS.
Witnesses: The Rev. j. l. Girar-
deau, d d., Of Columbia, S, O.; the
Rev, j, L. Rogere, OF Atlanta, Ga.
MI J w. Wallace, of Augusta, Ga.
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HILL FOR PRESIDENT.
The New York worlds" Views ON
the Political Situation I'm
New York state,

New YORK, August l6,-The fol-
lowing appears upon the editorial
page OF the Void this morning:
1.-THE New York World is engaged
in an efoit to throw Cleveland over.
DO I'D and hoist Gov, Hill as the New
York Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. II the World wants a
New York man for PR ident it had
better fro aze on to Cleveland. No
other New York Democ It stands a
ghost of chance. This is not a threat
but a prediction. = Galveston NelDs.
"Thank you, but the national conven.
ton will certainly never nominate any.
body against the delegation OF his own
Etate. Aud the interesting but absolute
truth is, that il a State convention had
to elect delegates today il would unan-
imously indorse Olevelaud's admins
tration, but elect Hill delegates. The
irlenGs OF Gov. Hill control the party
organic ition comnletely-evel more
so than they did la't year when they
secured his nomination aga 1st thu
perfectly well understood wighes OF
Mr.. Cleveland, Manning, Whitney,
etc. This is the interc ting situation
today, and in stating it the World is
eimpy free and independent, not in
the least committed to MIR. Hill or any
other candidate. OF course, year
hence the situation may be- d fer
en-. In fact it is vey apt to be
different if the new, abe 20 tea
boss from the Canadian border will
use the custom house land its army OF
1900 Office holders) for all it is worth.
But even in that c'qe the youug Gov.
ernor, with his personal popularity
Gag icity and energy, will prove him.
self quite a power in the State Irwin.
chile, we believe he should p. ompt,
lY remove Squire and convince the
people that he is under no obligation
to political contractors and jobbeIs and
wi ] throttle corruption wherever he
sees It,"
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EXCITEMENT At JACKSON
GREAT EXCITEMENT OVER
THREATS BY THE
Negroes TO Burn the Town on Ac-
count OF the Lynehing OF
Eliza Woods.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

JACKSON, Tenn, August 2O.-The ex-
element caused by the lynchiUg Of
the negro woman, Eliza Woods,
Wednesday night, hp1 not died out
yet. Carrier Harris, negro r1loon
keeper, and a lesde; among the col
ored people, has been making incen-
diary speeches 10 crowds Of negro J,
melting them to desperation. He says
the town should be burned at once.
A committee OF our citizens notified
him to leave the city, and today he
did leave on the cars, but it is thought
he got off at the first station, and will
return to the city and endeavor TO &C.
complish his threat, but the city is
wide awake and on the lookout for
him.
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st. Agnes Female Academy,

THIS Institution is delightfuly situated
l. in a retired and healthy part Of the city
of Memphis, commanding tbs advantage Of
town and country. The entire surroundings
breathe an air of peaceful seclusiOn, which
ever eSerts so powerful an influence over the
moral, physical and intellectual lire. The
course of study embraces the various
branches of solid and useful education,
In the regular English course, the pupils on
entering are ranked according to their pro-
fciency in 0rthography, Grammar andArith-
metic. Particular attention is given to Sa-
cred and PrOfane History. Rhetoric and
Composition. Latin and French enter into
the regular course. A portion of time is al
lowed to each pupil for Plain and 0rnamen-
tai Needlework, Shell, Flowers, etc. Terms,
per Session, payable half-yeaIly, invariably
in advance. For board and tuition in all
branches taught in the highest schools,
Plain Sewing, Marking, etc Bed, Bedding.
Stationery and Washing, 500 and SIPS, ac-
cotding to the age or class of the pupil.
same family attend the school. No allow
drawal before the expiration of the to m, ex-
cept in cases of serious or protracted illness.
EXTRAs-German, Italian, etc, each Sl2;
Music on Piano and use of instrument, $50;
Drawing and Water Colors, 80 Oil Paint
ing, $50; Embroidery and Ornamental Work,
$40; Use Of Library, 81; Vocal Music in class,
s.; Private Lessons, SIS. Board per month
during vacation. if spent at the Academy,
wash ng, ETC., Sl5 Medicine and PHYSICIANS
fees will form extra charges Terms for day
pupils, 50, 81, IS or S. per month. For fur
'N'i ''' w 0'@'' "ppi' LADY SUPERIOR.
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over his brother, stuck stick down
IN the soft earth, having on the end Of
1t a piece OF paper containing the
name Of his brother and denouncing
Walter Luster. This was taken off by
a young lady. The impression pre-
walls that the mat or is not s,ttled, yet
all are thankful that it did not occur
during the row at the meeting at 8
O'Clock, as it is feared hat many more
Won have been killed.
Luster fred ten shots and Johnson
hr4d four shots. He was hit six times,
t~ in the LETT side Of the back, twice
uoder the right nipple and once in
front OF the right shoulder, below the
clsvieai.
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Protestant Irritation al Belfast.

BELFAST, August 20.--The Protest
ants here are very much irritated over
Lord Randolph Churchil's defense Of
the police who have been engaged
here during the riots. The Professionals
assert that the police officials have
contrived to mislead Lord Randolph,
and declare that the facts OF the case
warrant the suspicion that a oonspir-
acy exists between the police and
Catholics OF Belfast
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The London News ON the Chicago
Convention.

r ferring TO the Irish convention at
Chicago, the New8 Gays: The conven-
ton is becoming slightly ridiculous.
When Mr.. O'Brien represents EOgland
as straining for rift in the convention
he overacts his part. Perhaps on tie
whole it would be "a well if the con-
vention should mind its own business,
which seems mainly to be the Collec.
ton OF funde, and leave us to manage
Ourg
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Negro Shot nj Newbern, Tenn.
IsPEcIAL TO rHE APPEAL.l

NEwBERN, Tenn, August 20-Night
before last two negroes decoyed the
Marshal OF Newborn, Sol Rice, some
PAGES from the square in the dark, and
then made an attack on him, knocking
him down twice and attacking him
with a knife. Rice parted off the
thrusts of the knife, and drawing his
p'-tol, shot one OF the negroes, Miller
Mckinney, three times, and it is
thought be will die. Sam Jones, the
other negro, ian and made his escape
Rice was cut on the arm in one or two
places, but not seriously.
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HTMDERT and The Pope.
A MOVEMENT LOOKING TO A RE-
CANCELLATION
Between the Italian Government and
the Papacy-British Politics
General Foreign Notes.

ROME, Augut 20.-There is a rumor
ahoat that Queen Marghsrita is using
her influence TO bring about recon-
citation between the Italian Govern
ment and the Pspacy. Under the ar
rangement contemplated, it is said the
Pope will receive from Italy arrears OF
endowment TO large amount which
will be devoted to extending Catholic
missions.
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tween the Bulgarian and Turkish
members. The Turkish Commission
ers, before resuming work on the com
mission, will await instructions from
Constantinople. Despite the split OF
the commission, a most friendly spirit
prevails among.the members.