The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04
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UJJNE, 1889.
CALIFORNIA NEWS By OVERLAND NAIL

lety arrived ~ carson alley ON eh0 I'D ul a:l0 ~
Francisco, the l6th bringing also Isaacrs leasil
80 st. Joseph BY the previous express, delay oec
- stoned by waiting somewhere west Of SAls LAl
ent for an escort, and then having 10 journey, n
io- isdles II company with soldiers only making 1
3f., miles per day. bh#ER 8saf .s ~t4 egssss Vi
de- The route between Carson Valley and "a
A. Lake i now reported well stocked and sciear
~ Indians, that in future trips the express
- be expected regularly. III siaVfai iaBsds
The news received By the Pony Expresa /
III double Democratic nominations as BaltiiDort
~ perplexed the Democrats moro than ever Part
No organs hesitate 10 support either ticket fot lea
he the other may prove 4he strong One. The fet
be eral officials nearly sll support Bssckinrige
~ Salutes have been tired for lougls. and then 10
d. Breckenridge, BY the partisans0 N EACH in ever
" principal town in the State. Probabilities fare
i, the nominations Of twoelectoeal tickets Ly N
. !. tw0 wings Of the party A Douglas sati6aatioi
V meeting was called this evening Il San francisco
.,aI Ex-Governor WilbsF, Archibald G. Peachey
= Geo. Mcdowell and other State supporters o
4 the administration we're announceds asspenkers
= The San Francisco Herald i tlW only Dansc crals
= organ that gave It's support to DOlslaa Alb dsy
! after his nomination was received, but o.slers
= from the Custoss House, wherc the main sppp0sl
= Of the paper is derived seem o hare foetcd 81
!. lencc for the preacnG.5S Eg
n Two companies Of overland cmigrants fread
Michigan arrived At Carson Valley sisisina week
. having passed over Indian infested portio.,s oi
4 the route without -loaSs One company nu nber.
~ slNrscsis from Kalamazoo. Ind tight vii " In.
= disae aaa whipped them. Al arrived in excel
| I leAa lcaltIa as
On the 18th 1920, 800 remained in the State
!. Treasury. fs9ge std#yi+as4 so.ag
, Staia tic operation in the San ErancisccT Mint
during tie past year, show total gold coinage
of ll9, 600, 600, and over 500 900 silver coinage
II Many pe0lsle are leaving Vesiyclia, a south
j eastern bordeA' town, for the newly discovered
silver mines II. .ar OWens' Lake, ON the, eastern
slope of mounfaias 200 miles south Of the WaahOc
mines. AZ last accounts 800 men had arrived
At these mines, sant rich silver lead and quarsx
yielding $lO, 600 per ton had been discovered.
Il The steamer Pacific has arrived vitht later
Oregon, Washi ogton, and British Columbia ncwa
Oregon dates are Of GLe 18th. rassiff5aasf
-Four companie Of U. s. troops we're despatch.
ed to the country, east Of the Cascades, to pro-
tect settlers against the Indiana s.1Ala as4SA /
Captain Smiths NnSpany, while marcitlg TO.
wards Honey Lake, was attacked BY over $50
Indians, armed with guna and Lows and arrows
Inc 1ght lasted neafTH - hopr, in which sew,
eral Indians were killc. L .#a 44ENf A&s.F. trE
/ General Harvey arri, ed by the Pacific on his
way to Washington E Fulass sass |.
Colonel Wright has b, sen appointed to conl,s
mand the department, &C., at Oregon. Ioj t@s1
Goid ~ considerable qua, stltios has been found
l. Y
| The Snake Indians are man Testing hostile dis.
position. as aSsrfegr ~T-sI7 M
An election for Members Of the LegiGatuse |
was held at Washington Terrific ~. The returns
were only received from Cowl1tx County, elect |
ing = Republicans by 30 majority. whereas the /
county heretofore always largely Democratic
Dates from British Columbia are to the l4th.
new gold mining region waA discovered in
Okonagon and in Lenelle counties. regarded in.
portant and extremely favorable. 'y1 5s4-N
II no other later news from Japan 4tF si sSa8ys
ny the bark Carrie Leland, which arrfyed here
on the 10th July from Kanajowa, Japan. have
Ia mnmteillsence from that quarter 20 the 2Sd Nay.
inc Leland brings an assorted cargo Of Japanese
notions and general merchandise. A package
Embassy at Washington was received hv ,his
arrival, which will be transmitted to ts destina-
uon by the next steamer for the east. i The
package Is oblong in shape, ab,ut l8 inches in /
length BY in width and thick. 1t was for.
warded through the Z. s. Consul at Kana;owa. :
The news Is meagre 4SsF.ia.l s.5H IN ' III /
~ San Francisco everything vas quiet The 2
inferior OF the country was in disturbed state y
II was the Prince Regent who was assass;na !. 9
seu ~ tne adherents Of Prince Metao The act
", was committed within the walls Of the Regents
aiace. Inc assassns had all been captured - q
ne iycoon is represented to BE- very liberal To- u
wards foreigners, for this reason he eencounter. y
MptaO. |
~. ins PARK onward IS daily expected to arrive o o
viii yates from kanaowa to the 5th June
\ Sacramento, 18th. 8 =. m z
Inc pony express, with the mattor a. Juiv /.
ing, July lath '''e '''o'H' .,
I, The Democracy Of California are divided r;,,, ot
lhe bnlk OF party allies unsettled The lea,,ers
~ nas,ng received their cue, j, il Impossible 10 :,
pred'es now the State will go until there are fur
tsh - s.A Sa7s hi
N No. ~. Halifax, July so 81
!, Inc Prince Of Wales landed here at noon ii
lhe Squadron was of the port yesterday. fo
royai salute from the feet and the batteries
greeted him upon his arrival while the v,aonIo "
turned out in immense numbers To g;vn I'm, ! re
cordiai reception. He was presented with an IA
ADDRESS at the Dock Yard lie wore the Uniform "
= Ioionei OF the Army, and rode on horse hack A
= tne government House, emerging from the m
;ates Of the Dock Yard. The procession passed ca
nfoagn double file of troops and volunteers w
= 'l'e government House. There we're num- re-
'er OF trlnmphal arches erected In the stt,p,a Pr
including Cunard's, with a steamship on the ton du
y it; the Volunteer Artillery's arch, built of sd
antary |. trophies; the Mayors arch; the Arch mi
,'slops arcn, avery handsome Ecclesiastical err
nc =, masonic arch, and number OF other arches no
y Of which were beautifully decorated on the ins
arade : Ihe hremen turned out with trophy ar,
rect nigh, surlnounted BY 4 collosal flsure no
ou,ns u:,is nose piPe. Three hundred and tfty ta
H'usea 81 the schools also turned out in white if
no blue and sung God save the Queen.n An th
" " pnoi'c buildings as well as private ones. TIL
choois, &C., were splendidly decorated Win Br
~, banners, transparencies and evergreen. inf
Inc Mayor Of Montreal, Mayor Of Boston. and Co
considerable number Of other Americans we're ST
attendance and were well received. dia
= pouring rain tonight win postpone the in An
7'1eu nre WORKS. 59548s7ass5a bei
:, as# Philadelphia, July 80. tht
orning This afternoon thew drilled Il r.;.' Of
cunt !, Park before $4,000 spectators, among Su
Is, ."m we're large number OF ladies' Az the 70
r.l took place ON the HILL an excellent view was his
iorded. Their movements were closely scr,,. TIM
nlzed and loudly spplauded The corps il e.in. rev
9 much favor here. They were first looked pc
pom as egotists. ~- tot
saa ori
Lacon, ILL.,, July 80. prc
a boy and girl aged respectively five and sew
years, were run over BY the Peoria passenger /
am to-day, cutting their legs of. No hopes of eve
cir recovery. i''l.r7 s..' A. MI
Knightstown Ind, Jnly 81. 1lm a
HePuoilcan meeting here YESTERDAY, very WI
rge estimated 1000 people present. Speeches gon
Cassius N. Clay, Caleb B. Smith, WIN. Cul. to'
ck and Others. 89 N" s- ltc
i F4t D,n, cre
-. Phiiadelphis, July 81 4
Inc z0uaves drill atthe Academy Of Music % ~.
ght They leave for Baltimore on an early ~ ~.
3T1s-- a ,''tf' -. Ae. ga a ,.s4f. 5fts bes
WI sa.ss. WHY. s..#s4ss Chicago. ,Julv M the
Francis A. Hoffman, who was nominated a. frn
ndidate for Office Of Lieutenant Goyernor n thrs
last Republican Convention, and who since bot
az time, has published his resignation an ~. be
unt OF III health, publishes letter IN this ~ "Isl
moons journal, withdrawing his resignation did
q declaring himself candidate for that ofRce weF
says; \ herewith comply with the reonast ~ the
Fellow Republicans and place myself at he
posa Of the party prepared to serve ifn the; con.
.nion the cause Of free labor deman5s mv se- thei
.eA ! desire TO have il understood that do arel
wish 70 interfere With the action Of the State grea
nmittee, leaving 1t with them. either 10 con- try
er my iormer letter Of declination Withdrawn, I.
to annul their cali for d State tonvert,oc d
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