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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE PORTE WARNED BY RUSSIA:
SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES MIGHT FOLLOW An


Constantinople July o5-M. NelidoG, the Russian
Ambassador 10 Turkey, ha, presented note from
Russia To the Porte declaring that the granting by
Turkey OF the concessions demanded by Bulgaria would
humillate the sultan. The bulgarian demands inc
nCte SAYS are Inanocuvrs 70 strengthen the tottormS
throne Of Prince Ferdinand and hi> illegal rule. fnr
thc1norc the note says that Bulgaria IS hostile ip
Russia and that the POU"'s cond'>censloh 10 iH"'
principally would be an unfricndN at io"aid l'"'-
The attitude Of Russia as displayed by the note
seriously exercises the Porte.
sofia july 25.-The Government denies the truth
Of rcports emanatins from bucharest Of the eN"'u-
ton Of commissioned and noncommlssioned officers
and soldiers. - , Ill, .,.,,r, .,
sofia in O fortnight
The above dispatch can hardly be correct for tho
Turkish Government has held toward bulgarian re-
pss exactly the position which is desired by Russia
In the first place the dplonatiss OF The Porte were
too shrewd 10 acknowledge IN writing even The h'P
ton Of the stambouof note asking for an 0inclai
recognition as a sovereign power Of bulgaria WIZ"
had forcbly annexed 10 il the province ol f'''c'''
Roumella dependency Of Turkey. IN the S''o"u
place the COnstautinople Government dc'4h' - ''
cuss officially the question with NJ Noulho'ich' inc
,ol,,cal agent of Prince Ferdinand at stamb"ul lie
was only reminded in private conversation Win tic
Foreign Minister OF the pivan that the hU'r 0'"IN
not entertain any proposition looking I" '"',''-o -.
the terms arrived at by the great h''"le'.t
In the Berlin Congress. TINS Gtlthuc ol u'' ~
had already caused NJ stambouloh 70 wlt'dra" A''
obnoxious note Of June l6, and TO send 10 NJ NVNNO
witch an official Dispatch saying: Il auihoFHc You
10 declare in my name 10 HIS Hlshiess inc 'T'"N
yizier and 10 the sublime Porte, that le M''''"7
and the aims attributed 10 the note Of the lTih''N
Government Of intending u force the A3hu "i u''
suIlime Porte BY threatening the Imperial "oNvf'-
n,cut are absolutely contrary 10 truth. Inc le'' %
,cct Of that communication i, t. present to tt sN4eI"h
Government the situation Of Bulgaria, ana 20 So''''
the assistance and protection oi the lmpeEH G'EI.
,reut Of His Majesty the sultan ~ dIp't" '' ~
DESPITE this backward move of stamb"ihii' n''
Thought II necessary t. strengthen W. , "a 49, ,lI
,Turley which as a sick Man, might H3J nav 'n'
crrrry ~ pcrecvcrc In its policy undcf lu' lHs~'O
Of Austro HUNGARY, the acuVe hI'li' ol Dun, -
Worroycr II was reported lately that on Ausu,t L.
iIr anniversary Of The proclamation u F''NIi'uu
Ut+,1.ria.s princr a poiulG movement womb l' H
clfcl the Independence Of the country o', I''D"
the tribute Of 10000 Turkish hfT7 ~" 'Ii-'I H..
~ tbc Porte. FINALLY, it Wa reported "t'y2 uo'
NJ DimitroN, The Bulgarian MlN''IoI at at ri' i.,lil
-rr,.ia had officially stated That ~ tOpn ~ H, I''
.reklng trip Will be terminated al 'ArI,J'", I'', I'',
Ferdinand would return % SOMA, "Aci' n7 I'C'c'o0
is so di,agiccible - the Russian "oNeF4"''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

MAYS Landing, v j., July % lSpccial)'-froih
Pomona comes news Of a riot on the ne" bF't''''l"e
Railroad. which runs from Pomona to Bmsahi'hc
r,ach omong the Italian and negro labOrers en-
poycd on that road The company, IL IS stated, has
nm short of funds and Will Lot paI the men VINO arr
IN a starving condition and are tearing up Ohe ud'h
near Brlgautlne Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
TROUBLE FEARED OVER A REGIMENT.

Halifax, y :, July 25.-Iherc j. excitement ana III
s;.tio, b.re over the coming T. this garrison 81 'ip
,-tb Lcce-tcrshire Regiment. The cause Is INC D'l
blood tla Ia, existed for over quarter "i '',"i'
between the people Of Halifax and the regiment ia
ouction owing to the mutuy and riots Of thr'y years
aro II is said that petition viii be presenter 10 ''
,,i,orv authorities asking that the cNIc ,'IN,ihcr
n,a,t te ecut here IN place Of the l1th 7loup Ll.
-,i come there is almost 10 Dc an outbreak oi
tbe old hOsuliLcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

THE APPEAL OF THE COPPER RINGsTERs
Paris July 25.-rhe appeal of the directors OF the
Socicte dcs MctauX who fined and sentenced 10
various terms Of imprisonment for wrccldng the com
pany, was heard to-day. The prosecutor asked me
nfict punishment upon the defendants more
severe than the penalties imposed by the lower
court which. he declared were dcrisivc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE At Long BRANCH.

Long Branch. July p (NpcciaD.-TWo meetings
under IN, auspices Of the American sabbath Union
were h,d to-day. \ county committee. 10 act under
the direction Of the Union for Monmouth County was
appointed as follows: james stcln of Ealoh'o"cr
Colonel !. > Yard Of Freehold j. II. NanderNeer' oi
Long EIancb AGdYc,-c, were made by New orh
and local clrrrymeu. Among them the Rev DIS. j.
II. knowles, William J. Taylor and w. C. steele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

London, July 25.-rhe passengers on the Whte
star Line steamer Gernanic, Captain Cameron, from
New York, Jdly 1G, for Liverpool, which arrived al
Queenstown last night, state that the engines forward
spindle was fractured Saturday night. The engineers
were occupied four honr in repairing the break dur
ing which time the vessel was stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

st. Johns n. F., July 2j.-Sir Baldwin Walker tho
COMMANDER OF the British mas-of war Emerald who
closed Bairds lobster cannery, at Fischels Brook on
the French Shore conscated the machinery and stock
and placed body Of armed marines IN charge was
served yesterday board his ship with writ return
able August @ at the suit OF James Baird who claims
damages 70 the amount Of $1,000. If Sir BALDWIN
sASs no attention TO the writ, arrangements VIII be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

Ons. but there were not many 10 be answered, be-
cdu,c Tho voters gIaSped the ideas quickly. Inc
baOting gave the Republican ticket thirteen votes,
the Prohibition six and the Democrat, one. Mr.;
Hughes wanted to know who the lone Democrat
was.
The committee Will have general meeting on
Friday. On Thursday NahOn Chance viii address
the Business Mems Republican Association Of The ia
Ass tnbly District and c. c.. Shayne the association
Of the With District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
.ruE PnINcE MIL NOT yIsIT Sd. JOmN's.

u.
Boston, july 25.-A Halifax dispatch quotes Nc"-
fouudland advice, Is showing that the feeling OF the
,o,Ie there f. so bitter against the British Govern
mont for the abandonment of the rights Of the colony
that II has become question as 20 how Rnuce H'of-'
,'hose coming visit l1> been announced, VII pc r.
ccivcd This feeling has suggested p'udc"cc u lhe
Goverumcnt which has announced that the irlh'c
will not visit u. Johns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
, Worty LAWYER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

Concord. y. H.. July 25.-Cr Justice Doc dciv-
erred a long opinion to-day on lie petition OF MIS-
Marilla Kicker. of Dover, for admission 10 tc par'
The court decides that Ser Is no DISQUALIFICATION io
membership,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
4 Nrw ATLANTIC LINER

Halifax. y. =. July 25.-Thc Boston, the now
steamer Of the Yarmouth Steamship Company, VIII
leave Glasgow on Friday next She will call AZ
Halifax with passengers II j. stated that she viii
hc the fastest and best equipped Of any steamer 0 her
tonnage ,,t 10 this side. Iicr speed IS guaranteed to
be scNcntotn kMOts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
FATALLY HURT BY 4 GAS EXPLOSION.

Lincoln H.. July % lSpcciap.-Ths morning
powerful explosion OF coal gas occurred in the Lincoln
Coal and Mining Comrany's mine. 1t was caused by
a miner Joseph scObrr entering abandoned room.
He vas f1ghtfuIly burned about the face and hands
and viii die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

Paris. July 25-Thc crops throughout the country
except in the section east n the Rhonc have been
destroyed by inccSsant rams Official reports from tIc
great wheat district Of La Bane" state that the crop
is rottnC. Tie lo,-,s are estimated At 5ODooOooO
francs Dealers in grain discount tic scarcity, and
the price % bread Is Tl~ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
OyERwoRKED CHANNEL CABLES.

Paris. July 23.-In the Chamber OF Dcpn-
tes to-day, VI. Roche. Minister Of Commerce, ASKED
crcdi Of 100000 francs 10 lay cabr between France
and England lie stated that 10,93OOO0 words hid
been tclegraphcd In 1850, as AGAINST IL lI'i ooo m m
IS-- lie also asked a credit Of 100000 francs Tor
telephone limos between Paris AND london.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
,SS,Sr,yr PROFESSOR AT ROCHESTER,.

Rochester. y Y. July 35.-Kendrick p shedd Of thi'
CITY member OF the class Of l77o, has been elected
assistant professor Of modern languages at the Uni
yersity Of Rochester. lie Will spend year abroad
teachnc fine modern languages in Canandaigue
Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
Av ANoJO-rRENcu AGREEMEYr.

Paris. July o5.-I is officially announced that th"
ncgotiatjons with England regarding Zanzibar VIII
probably be fuvoraby concluded within a few days.
The qncstions Of Madagascar and Lake Tchad are ho
ing discussed The rcnuuca'on Of The Anglo InnS il
compact viii not De included III the AnSlo.lIchch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

London. ont. July 2j.-Jamc' Mansfield was ar
rested here to-day for culsZzcmcnt on the strength
Of Information received from the United states through
a Piukcrtnu detective i il alleged that hc ha, been
Twin. u East London. aud that Ac committed forgery
iu the southern states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

THIRTY ARABS KILLED ~ \ BATTLE
Madrid. July -5.-Thiuy Arabs were killed in the
recent fighting al Nca. Morocco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
50 MANY OWLS WY nEING OFT 4 FEW MEN.

indianapolis. July - (opccial.-Gcorsc @. Jones'
the original Grccnhackcr has sncceeded IN getting 10
scthcr enough Of hi, Old followers IN Indiana to form
the nucleus Of a new party orcaniAaton' bnt II mas
begun with a row. ugly di-pnic having arisen ~
to who has the right 30 issue the c'il Tor '"Ncn''
Richard = Gregg the chairman Of the committee "cH
the old organization collapsed, declares u"t hc
alone has authority to issue the call Jhl'
the younger Grccnbackcrs deny and they nave
elected Frank NJ Ifllt a, new chairhHn
and Instructed him u call convention lor
the noluuatiou Of Sthtc ticket on August -. "neS
la, also issued a call for the .amc day, ana III al
ditl,u i National conference At that I'm" Ia, been
called with all Of these call, II j. cNIcC'cl ti' u
few trc.nbackrrs VIII be hrou@ht Out oii tIu u"t
there are 900 II them IN Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
Tile cE.-InN nr nEMGGLAND.

London. Juy 25.-Thc Iclg0land Ce>>lon bill passed
The second reading I'm tia lOuSc Of Commons tonight by
tho Votc of @OJ - 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

A LARGE REWARD FOR STOLEN DIAMONDS.
Montreal, Que. July GA reward of $1,000 Is
offered here for the oLthe diamonds stolen from
the lady who was guest Of George Bliss at Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
4 WOMAN KILLED EY LIGHTNING.

scaforth. ont, July 2J.-Mi,S AesIc Lockhad' Nv
ine near here. was killed by lightning to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
FRENCH DECORATIONS FOR AMERICANS.

Paris, July 23-Messrs. Rgg, and RcitlnGcr, Ameri-
cans have been created knights Of The Legion Of Honor
for their services French trade but especially
for the work they did in connection with the French
Exposition OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
POLITICIANS AND SOUTH DAKOTA FARME


Chicago, July - (Srccah-JGdse W. W. brook
ing, of siouA Talls Soutd Dahota. said The tlI'
that the agricultural ca,,cs OF south DAKOTA are
In poor Circumstance, Is untrue" and Wa pr'ui"N
caused by the agitation Of the Farmers AIIa'''
80 long a, "A farmer is let alone by the politicians hc
appreciate the independence OF his calling ana l.
tented and happy, but When dei"ASoiuc' s''
hold Of him they ,oOn succeed H. convincing the
least intcircnt of the farmers that they are the
most downtroddcn and oppressed people on the f"'
u the earth The Alliance IN the state of oo"'h
I,hota ha, been captured Iy the politicians. II ts
made nominations for state officers. brt tthho,
Think II vii poll over ouc-IOuih Of the aeucnluIdI
y0tr Those farmer, who are not following lu thr
wake of the calamity prophets VIII icll you mat
the crnp sprct, In south Dakota are better tai'
eyer .inr. and thrift and enterprise cNc-1vhrre
APPARENT
REPUBLICANS ELECTED II \ VIRGINIA TOWN.
IIarrisonlnrg Va. July 25.-Thc municipal electioA
took place Yesterday. strict party lines were not
drawn. Switzcr. Democrat. was elected Mayor WILD
Ic,ris Dchert Slater and Miller, all Republicans wcrc
elected Treasurer, Assessor, Recorder ana sergeant
A majority Of the Council IS Republican.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-01-16
The Situation.

IIillsboro Press men
are somewhat interested in the true
situation, so far as the liquor 1ues-
tion is concerned. There are those
who insist with "lpso Facto" Good
win, who by the stupidity of ma
jority of the voters Of n. Dakota is
attorney general, that we have con-
stitutional prohibition now as we'll
as the old penalties of the abrogated
license law. 10 such it is only
necessary to say that ex-Cnicf
Justice Edgerton and Judge Akin
Of Sioux Falls have both held that
there are no penalties against SELL
ing liquor now and will not be till
the act of the legislature prescribes
them. In n. Dakota the blue law
takes no effect till July 1st and
any man, woman or child that wants
to vend 'tlc stuff" can do SO with
out let or hindrance uatiI that date,
according to Edgerton and Aiken
both Of whom are lawyers. The
decision Of Judge Mcconnell in the
blind pig cases in Traill is cited to
the contrary--but the people Of
Traill are law unto themselves.
They have ''locai option and forty
or fifty blind pigs, being religiously
cultured with the nursing bottle.
Their pigs made by their votes are
not irrelative with the full grown
prohibition porier, they all belong
to the same family. Hence, what
is sound law in Traill is not sound
law in Cass, Grand Forks, Walsh or
Pembina, because the people in
these counties voted down the
hypocritical stv.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-01-16
Canpaign Bills.

lC may De alflSh3 Tor the pfofllDl-
tion and democratic committees to
beat The Republican out of its
printing bills, but. it doesn't look
so from our standpoint. Either pay
orr bills or let us know you don't
propose to, sin order that we: may
Shift the accounts to the sd. b." list.
III Republican.
A democratic committee that
would take its campaign printing
to a republican office to be done,
should be placed on the d. b. list at
once. That is where they belong
whether they pay their bills or not.
That kind OF work is lust what has
placed the democratic party Of
North Dakota in such a HOPELESS
minority, and such leaders will keep
it there until the crack Of doom.
II the democrats of this state ever
expect to WIN Il lasting victory they
mlsfs put men at the head Of the
swho are honest enough and
4 tic .enougb:stQ deal honestly
wlthstheir representative papers,
Fargo Sun.
And we notice that The Grand
Forks. News rather 'yumps" onto
the committee for taking gwork to the
Republican. Now gentlemen let us
be honest about this matter. We
believe it is a fact that the Repub-
lican did quite an amount of print
ing for the Democratic central COM
mittee, and if we understood the
thing correctly at the time, it was
taken there on account Of the short
ness Of time and the ready and good
facilities with which the Republican
was supplied and prepared to do the
work quickly. In fact was it not
something Of an accommodation to
the committee that the Republican
took bold Of the work at the last
moment and rushed it through. We
believe it was. And we believe also
that Bro. Mattson of the Sun was
crowded with all the work lie could
do. The truth is, the Democratic
"literature' was gotten out at least
two or three weeks to late, even as
it was, and we believe that it is
adding unnecessary insult to the
Republican to not only not pay. the
bill but to talk insultingly as above
We think the bill should be cheer
fully paid, somehow.
1t may be that the Democrats o1
Fargo have not always treated Bro
Mattson as they should, and while
we wish that Bro. Mattson was vel
:lsupplied with materials and wisI
The Wahpeton times., 1890-01-16
wahpeton Thursday January 49,

that he had a world of work affording
the best possible sureties ofpayment,
we really think he has no "kick
coming" on this particular occasion,
to say the least. OF course if the
committee could have gotten the
goods on sooner, Mr.. Mattson
would have done more of the work.
Let all the Democrats by all means
try and patronize their own papers,
it is criminal not TO do so, everything
else being equal, but above all things
else, let us pay an honorable debt
to Republican, if we have to 60
ragged ourselves Let it not he said
that we owe a Republican anything.
The Central Committee must attend
to that bill.
We don't care what becomes of
the prohibs' bill.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-01-16

NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
~ Whereas one wilhelm. Reimer did on the
23d day of November D 1888, make Els certain
chattel mortgage on the following described
chsttels, to-wit: One bay mare age about nine
years. weight about 1000 pounds, to D Keyes,
to secure the payment Of the sum Of forty.six
and 46-l0O do. lars, on which there is due at the
date OF this notice the sum OF forty-six and
4. 100 dollars;
And Whereas, default has been made in the
terms Of said mortgage by the non-payment of
said debt;
Now Therefore, Notice ia hereby given that
by virtue Of said mortgage. and by order Of Z d
keyss, the present owner thereof, will sell at
the front door Of tho post-ofice in the city Of
Wahpeton, county Of Richland, state Of North
Dskota, at the hour of O'Clock p m Of the 25th
day Of January, A D 1890 to satisfy-the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage and the interest thereon
and costs and expenses Of sale, and twenty-five
dollars attorneys fees, stipulated In said mort
gage In case of foreclosure.
Dated at Wahpeton, Richland county, state of
N. D., this Sth day Of January A 2 1890.
e d KEYEs, Mertgagee.
w Pu1CELL, Attorney for Mortgage.
(First publication January 16. 1s90.)
The Wahpeton times., 1890-01-16
II s. sowLEs,
DENTIST.
NrorrcE-rlArBER cuLruRE-,1 $ LAND

NToTrCE-rIAIBER CuLruRE-u. S. LAND
i Office at Fargo, d. T., December l3. 1889!
Complaint having been entered ut tins Office
by Frank B Baird against Thomas c Fullerton
or Thomas c Fullerton for failure to comply
with law as to Timber Culture entry No. 3!l5,
dated September 10th, 1879, upon the northeast
quarter Of section q, township 1874, range so ",
in Richland county, North Dakota, with n view
to the cancellation Of said entry; contestant al
Thomas c Fullerton, has wholly failed 10 break
thereof Of said tract duff liz first year Of said
entry, has failed to breIk use to be broken,
tract during the second yeaf of said entry and
that such failure still exists. The said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
O'Clock u. IN. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning sald alleged failure
MICHAEL F. BATTELLE, Register.
rst pub hlication December 18th, lSs90
The Wahpeton times., 1890-01-16
First publication Dec. 10, lss9) =

Observation-Disclosures default has been
NA made III the onditions of certain mort
sage executed and delivered by Hattie A Kinney
H to- haoeas NKnf her mortgagors
OF Wahpeton, Dakota Territory, mort,
sagee, dated the I'd day of January, A. b.
eighteen hundred and eighty EIGHT and recorded
deeds OF the county of RichIand in the territorv
OF Dakota on the eleventh day of January. 4,
1883. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in book X of
there is claimed to Be due at the data a ~ 1Ga t;a
notice the amount Of eight hundred seventy.fonr
dollars and sixty.tve cents, (Ss74 65) and no AZ.
l,oh or proceeding has been Instituted at law or
mortgage or any part thereof
:, Wmcn said mortgage was duly assigned by an
hH ba thereof duly and delivered
neton, DIT, by Carl Br?inney to Pinney. dated
the Nth day Of May. A b 1888, and record.
ea IN an S,o Of Gee Na of the register deeds the
book G of mlscella neous records, on page a1a.
Now, Therefore, notfce is hereby given, that
by virtue OF power of sale contained In said
and provided, the said mortgage viii be fore.
closed by sale of the mortgaged premises
therein described, which sale viii be made at
me 'front.' door Of the court house in the city Of
Wahpeton in the county of Richland and State of
North Dakota, at public auction by the sheriff
'l h sad county or by his deputy, on saturday,
ane nd llth nnay aay ol January eighteen hundred
~" .i,.ey' ~ ~ y CiOCk i'll the forenoon
to satisfy the amount which Shall then be due
on said mortgage, with the interest thereon and
costs ana expenses of sale, the sums paid BY
assignee OF mortgage, for taxes, and twenty
i've dollars attorneys fees as stipulated in said
mortgage in case OF foreclosure
The premises described IN said mortgage and
SO to be sold, are the piece or parcel Of land
situated in the county Of Richland and state Of
North Dakota, and known and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Lots number six 10y ana seven ~
! OF block number fourteen (14) Of William ROOTS
addition to the city of Wahpeton, according Ia
ne S certified map or plat of said addition on die
IN the once OF the eglster of deeds of Richland
county, North Dakota, together with All ~
buildings situated thereon belonging to said
Dated at Wahpeton, N. D., November esth,
"A. u. 1852 s. B. PINNEY,
VIZ Assignee of Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgage.
(First pub. Nov % 1897
The Wahpeton times., 1890-01-16
Fixing The Jury.

The citizens of Wahpeton who
heard that grammatical blunder and
blockhead from Volusia county,
Florida, lie about the southern
Democrats last fall, will be interest
ed in this report from his county:
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. o.
There was a sensation in the United
States court room. The case against
Chairs, u Democrat, Of Leon county,
was being tried. He is under in
dictment by the grand jury for cleo
tion fraud. In this, and all similar
cases. the defendants counsel had
uniformity moved to quash the in
dictment on the ground Of the illegal
drawing of the grand jury. G. C..
Kirk, a deputy United States mar
shall Of Volusia county, was put on
the stand and reluctantly produced
the following letter /; -
Jacksonville, Fla, July ), 80.
G. G. Kirk, Esq, Deland, Fla.
Sir--You will ut once confer with
Mr.. Bielby and make out Il list Of
so OF 60 names of true and tried Re-
publicans from your county regis
tration for jurors in the United
States court and forward the same
to Hon. p. Walters clerk of the
United States court; and it is neces-
sary to have them ut once rs you
can see. Please acknowledge this.
l amyours truly,
JOHN Il. MIZELL,
United States Marshal,
p. S.--Please get the names of
parties as near steamboat and rail-
way stations as possible"
"Judge swayne would not admit
the letter in evidence. Kirk letter
in reply transmitting the 60 Repub'
lican names to Clerk Walter is on
file in the latter's Office but he has
mutilated the portions of it which
reveal the fact that the names
selected were those Of Republicans.
There is great indignation among
Democrats and Republicans alike" )"
The Democrats are justly indig'
nant while the Republicans. we
presume, are indignant on account
Of having been found out. caught
in this fraud, That's what makes
'em mad!