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, 1869-06-30

gafiously entered into the housa Of MI. II. A. Nc
Kee, Of Mendoza, and stolen therelrom revolver
Of the ralue Of nireen dollars or upwarls. They
we're indicted In company with one Hiram Chlld5,
e.. unable to IND. There is little doubt from
ths ,er,,." ,."ony, that Childs and the Two Deweya
e. s1s neae+ y: the netgtborhood OF the house Of
XII. acKee ii tne TIM. tue burglary was commit
ted. There Il no doubt tha. Ghtlda ~ !. Patty 70
me burglary 4 b. dd not a;sGanr nSs Il
the immediate neighborhnod OF the house
Leroy Dewey. the father Of the two deiendants,
who, 1t appeared soue time a1tef tats, n1lte
Mil at Mendoza. and 90 doing exhausted ms
interest, 70 one Jonas EcfaIt IN t6e IA q lsss
this mil was burnt DORM The burning wa
thought to be the work OF an lncendlRry, and
Eckaft employed come pereons - MENDOZA 70
ferret out these ineeudiares IN 70 doing u
thought they bsd clue 70 ss e G;1es Ea1es
neTey xeas sati wefs ned
against Clinton and Eugene Dewey and Hiram
Guilds for the burglary, and against Clinton
Of lie two Deweys for burglary aad grand larceny
me re tuI; W seemed ned to thnk that hey we're At iii
guilty Of the burglary and larceny, they were
merely the cats-pawB Of Hiram Chlda, and that,
IN an probability, Hiram Ch.lds alone committed
the act
The prosecution Was conducted by Chatles
Blanchard, States Attorney. In an excellent man-
neI, but the severe cross-exaInlnatou OF the Wit
neases for the prosecution oy GeorGe ": supp,
and the powerful argument afterEaFd nade BY
him on behalf OF the defendant, won the day.
In addition to the manifest feeling Of tho nndi-
euce, when the verdict Was announced, 1t may DO
mentioned that when the Jury were discharged that
lated Nj. St1pp on the ability with which he had
conducted the defence,
, 1869-06-30


Tbs excessively hot weather, last evening, KEPT
TIC amusemea.-goers IN the streets and ont Of the
theatres. The thermometer was ut a height which
p.tcluded any deRree Of comfort within aeatcd
walls and ttus a:l the audiences were veIy s!lm,
and composed almost entirely OF strangers. the
bills 1T Ill the theatres were the same as On MOI.
day evening, except Mt the Gpern House. ~ tne
latter place the fnIntliAr old pantonlHe, Nol au-
Vent" commenced tue entertainment with. Her
nauiez, Sloan, Franklin a1d Ricci IN the leading
rolfs irar1ng the psutom1ne hernandez in2 iniso-
duced his polyglot musical pu'sness'
and oberu. Augusta and 1Sa Leah n,lpsa,. ct.
danced The Carnival mud the Greciaa Bend
Folks TIE latter was utterly ruluct BY the sio-
pidty cf the orchestra "A series of quite 1nte1.
rsttnE :. Cnronotropes," or d!ssolEtng sie*s, vas
exhibited One MI. GIBBONS displayed hta dexter
III upon the yelocpede. and the Rtzatellts per.
one of the eothers missed The rope bat hsa prs,
tas leap. R.d he :!sss til tsapeze n. n
mast, hnTs met with "A severe acci,
dint One q = the VlctofeH2 -
McV,ckef1 = Theatre last evening" also &ell HnNs
nttemrtirT TO perio11n tne fEspae uspe1e aet an1
va Fortunately caught 81 she net = L safe M g
sa1 ttzt the v4ZsouS Hcrobs1s noW tn the CT.
! ~: OILY re.an:s here week OF -swo 1on{ess, NJ
, 1869-06-30
An Inueafpus Contrivano4,

A most ingenious and useful Invention Is Tohe5I
patent device for lowering and raising windows
II Is IN aqpasasus quite simple IN construction and
cheap In its application. It consists Of stan Buf
tmbedded a email metal ring. con1tttcEng sock
ct. BY neana Of attaching the sta0 to the ring.
4 Son, HARDWARE dealers. No 81 Lako Btrcet, Afn
she egcn.s III TIL sIe II tbs CoIne coptttTancs.
, 1869-06-30

Lake Stewards often Complain
that ordinary Baking Powders oGe their strength
and quality. after being on board vessel or bost
foE afeT days Dooieys bas,ng r1wees ec, Is adod MT
In any climate. Perfectly free lrom deleteItous
substances, and It will make good, s%eei whole; OLE;
YiIhal, tie moss economical For Eale by ali
, 1869-06-30
DIED.

WHlTSET-Iu this city. juno p 1853, Bessie Jane
y. Whitley Of eho1eEa intantam. aged ID mouths and
days.
Wednesday morning. Spth Inst, at 10 O'Clock Friends
Of thc family arc respectfully invited to attend.
Ttis lovely bnd. 10 youuE and fair.
Cut down In carly boorz,
Hss gone to chow bow sweCt flower
In PtrndiAe Will bloom.
IRRATIONAL LAaeshorp', MIMI, on Fsfdhy, june
* of pneumonia, Colonel Thomas r. Braytoa. IN the
6sh year OF his A{e.
tlcnt. -
CARNEF-In this city, June ., 1859, John Carney,
eldest child ii Thomas and Sarah Carney aged Year,
and month";.
Fnnern1 The readcnet Of his parents, Is 1ndiana-
At .Inre a, At O'Clock p. m. -, -.
HFLM-h thia ttty, 81 Tuesday mernins. June $
iA9 At the Yt1idener OF her eon-i 1Aw. " NJ EkRn.
nc, Isl Wtst WaaMnEtontt-. MTa Label Helm, aged
Ba years months and Is dayk-
inE at ii 70 o'clock. Eends Of the family tnrtcd
TO Ettcnd. Remain. VIII be convey ed to Roseh1 Cenc
tefy.
, 1869-06-30

MRS. WinRloys',a Soothing Syrup Is
the prescription OF one Of the best female physi-
oans and nurses in the United States, and has
been nsed for many years! With neyer-fanlng
safety and euccess, bS millions Of mothers 1or
cnres dysentery md dtatrhna, gripping In the
bowels, and wind colc. By giving health TO the
chttn ii rssfs tbr mOthcf.
, 1869-06-30

Juniper Tar Sonp-ls n certain
cure for chnrped hands and all rougAness or 11r3ta-
ton OF the skin. eczema, ringworm- saltrhe1m-
niur1es and other cutaneous affections, making
the skin soft anil smooth. Manufactured BY Cas-
well, Hazard + Co., Sew YORK Sold by all druR-
gts1s.
Paper KInnglnEs md Window
Shades, latest styles. Paints, oils glass anu
brushes, ut +. E. KlgbE's, 81 Rautloiph street.
, 1869-06-30

Hon. John G. Doyvncy. late Cow
elnor Of California says: II most cheerfnlly
recommend your wines 10 oil who desire pure
luice or the g1ape." Perkins, Stern 1 Co., Call
tornia Wines, "a md &c IaSn1e street.
, 1869-06-30

Doctor Seth Arnolu's Nalsnnl chnl-
lengrs competition 1t has larger sale IN New
for bowel complaints Il has repeatedly cured
when regular physician has given up the case a5
hopeless, 1t till cure.
, 1869-06-30
SCHOOL OF PRINCIPALS

The sixth meeting OF the Society OF School Prln-
clpa1s Will be held at Aurora. ILL.,, on the 9Th, sth
and sth proximo. The programme Is an interest,"
ing one, comprising at WILL devotional exercises,
tl1scuBsicuR, lectures, ETC. Arrangements have
been made with the hotels to entertain persons in
attendance at reduced ElteR
, 1869-06-30

+ e1ty. 7-77--.
.ix1da feet. northeast corner Twenty nlnthst; sss
pcr foot Easy tetna- ~
SOILS feet north Of ThLtyshird1t. west front; $40
per foot. Rafy teruz-
Il s1o1l:s fewt, southwest corner H.1aoa- It.: $3.50
per foot. Very easy terms
hs1l10 feet, corner ConSretsst: $50 per foot
Very easy teI1uA -
6ahIu6 fect, southneet corner Aaaisonst; 81 PCT
foot EeFy cary teEn,,.
soxlso feet .outh Of Twenty east front: 500
Per foot Very casy teTIns~ -.
761lls feet, northeast corner Twenty dfhet ;s5 rer
foot EA8y teAllG.
A!.e 4GnsheE e asstsis.s 1s!.. e 5ssiaenees
, 1869-06-30

TSOR sALK-IEDIANAAV. PROPERTY.
I7a1l7Ef, southwest ccEnc- Thtrty6fthst only &u3
PER foot. EA1y terrna,
5oxi uorhesst ccIner Thirty third It.. only sfss pe9
foot KAfy teT1e
s511e5 north at Thirty shr3s4 wet 'front.' only 3l1o
pef foot. EAay terrne
sax1:a south ot Thirty Ithst cast front, only So
reF feet Ea4y ter1ns "a
Also 4 number of choice 6rst-c1ass residence1.-
WARREN GOODRICH. LIS Dcarborn-s It. Rooms
, 1869-06-30

County SQHfts.r,
Estate Of William uennessy. Ellen FuzEeSlld
SISTER appointed TO administer, under bond OF
5000. .....
Estate OF Adam Datteuhauseu. Deciasel; .et-
tied.
On application Of the guardian Of Percy v.
Bonner. leave was given to mortgage real estate
Of me minor; part Of Lot T. Block o. School Sec
tieu Addition to Chicago {on Monroe sdeetl.
Estate OF Patrick Grltlln- CathnEuc Gr1mn aP-
pointed 10 administer, under bond Of sI,so0.
e,mour A. Highly was appointed to the guatd-
anship Of David II Day, under bond Of s. ,ooo,
, 1869-06-30

In Bankruptcy.
Discharged John LeH1s, Of Chicago; Richard l.
Marsh, Of Chicago.
Emitted Go i pply for Dt4eharoe--WillIam c. TIT
tie. Of BelyAere; William P. Moss, JF., OF Chlca-
20; Ur1ah ]. Colby and Charles F. Davis, Of Chi
CaR0.
, 1869-07-16

creek, to-day brought in verdict OF death
BY the hands Of person or persons unknown
TO the Jury. She had repounced Mormonism
and there is a general feeling BY the COM
muuity that it was the work Of the destroy.
ing angels. 1t was most unprovoked and
cold,blooded murder There is no trace
of the murderers. She left Eve small chill
dren, but had her life insured in the sum OF
IS, 900 in their favor.
Elko, July 9.-The wires of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, now construct
ing from Reno across the continent on the
mail road, were completed to this place, yes
terdsS, amidst great rejoicing, hring cannon
ETC.,
The Telegraph Company has made gen
eral reduction Of tariffs from this place, the
present rate to White Pine mines being re-
duced from 50 so to 81 and to San Francis
co from SO to 50. a.. LIZ
A meeting of the citizens was called last
night to take into consideration the building
of wagon road from this place to Boise and
Oregon, passing through the celebrated mini
ing districts of COape ami Bull Run. Owing
to some misunderstanding the attendance
was small and the meeting adjourned to
this evening, when action will be taken ana
work commenced at once on the road.
ElSo, July lo.-The new mining district
continues to create considerable excitement
among m;uers. The leads are clearly denn-
ed, and the ore similar to that Of White Pine
district One ton crushed at the Washoe
mill. and worked by dry process, turned out
over 5000 to the ton. Col. Drew and quite
a party left for that district being all sup
piled with tools and provisions, for the pur'
pose of developing their discoveries. A
meeting was held to diVise means to construct
a road to the place The estimated cost OF
the road is $4,000, all TO be raised BY SUP
scription, the owners giving parties subscrib'
ing, stock in the road. No difficulty is ap-
pretended in being able to raise the amount
BRIGHAM YOUNG ON THE RAMPAGE
Chicago, July l2-The commercial ex-
cursiOu party from Chicago had an interview
with Brigham Young at his residence at
Salt Lake, yesterday. During the conver
sation he told Senator Trumbull that he
would probably hear of some Federal ofhcia
Uelub put OuL Vi Tue leITlLOIJ' Ii uOu0i NJ
might be sure it would be for good and suf.
6cient reasons. Trumbull advised him
before taking such step to make known lis
grievances to President Grant, who will not
admit violation of law to go unpunished,
and that it will not be safe to molest public
officers in tho discharge of their duties.
Young said that Grant had removed only the
Mormon officers in Utah for no reason except
that they were Mormons Brigham further
declared they would not obey the law Of
Congress prohibiting pOlygamy, because Con
gress had no right to interfere 10 that matter.
Mr.. Trumbull replied, declining to discuss
the matter brt said the law at all events
would be upheld and Obeyed. YOung's dec
arations caused considerable excitement
among the members Of the party.
The Mormons treat the excursionists with
cold, distant politeness, and repel rather
than invite advances
, 1869-07-16

DEs CHurEs BaIDGE-we call attention to
the advertisement offering that valuable proper
ty for sale To a person with a small capital
we know Of no better Investment, or more sure
% Yield a regular return.
, 1869-07-16

"HEARru AND HOME Now that we can get
Eastern papers in less than week from the date
of publication most persons will desire to pro-
cure at least one paper from home. To all such
we can commend the Hearth and Home, II most
excellent family paper, published in New York,
Drice So per annum.
, 1869-07-16

Cry IxpEBrErSEss.-It will be sOen FROM the
oficat report that the city Indebtedness foots up
S3. 2oI 81. Alta corresponding period last year
the Indebtedness was 81 ,5s4-showing an in>
rease of 81, ,7O7 81, This increase is mainly, ,ow-
ing to the heavy expenditure incident to the
smAll-pox.
, 1869-07-16

LAID UP-The steamer Mary Moody, plying
on the Pen dOreille Lake, has been laid up. At
,y-e,.ut there ia but little trade or travel that
vay. and hence the Purser of the steamer
thought it hest to lay her up.
, 1869-07-16

IhEUr. A E. WoODsOS, recently stationed at
Salt Lake City, has been detailed as Quarter
master and Commissary on the Milestone In
dian Reservation. in the Sioux country.
, 1869-07-16

FREAK OF NATURE.-A COW belonging to John
G. Wells, living on the Upper TOucAet, dropped
A calf about four weeks since which has FIVE
distinctly formed legs. The calf is beifer, and
bids fair to grow up a healthy 6ve-legged COW.
, 1869-07-16

TROUBLE IN THE FIRE CoMPASY.-We regret
to learn that dissensions exist in the Fire Com
pany, and that Messrs. Cation, Bender and others
have withdrawn and propose to organize new
company, to be known as the " Walla WallH
Steam Fire Engine Company" We regret these
differences and trust that the iremeu will get
together and restore harmony in their ranks.
, 1869-07-16

"RuRAL NEw.YoRKER.'-W call attention
to the advertisement of the Rural NeT- Yorker
in another column. Each number contains read
ing matter interesting to the farmer, the me-
chanic, and, indeed, all classes. No better in
vestment can be make of the same amount Of
money than BY subscribing to this most excel
lent pAper.
, 1869-07-16
TALLOW AND GREASE WANYED,

.TaHE WALLA. wALLA SOAP COMPANY will
Il purchase AL the TALLOW- AND GREASE that
is offered and pay for the same in Soap or Cash as
may be preferred. Apply Z. the scar F1CfbRY,
just below Heese's Mill E.tf
, 1869-07-16


Ms. GARFIELDE's SPEEcE.-The speech of Mr..
Garfelde at the Circus pavilion, on Saturday
last, was entirely free from politics, and being
confined 10 questions that concern the material
interests of the people, was received with very
general satisfaction. His criticism of the legis.
latiou of Congress 70 regard to the Territories
was merciless, but just, and we can only hope
that te will have sufficient influence to reverse
this practice and secureTdstice for the Territory
10 future. Alvan Flanders came in for a side
wipe, and received a1dstiy deserved scoring.
10 regard to measures that more particularly
concern our local interests, Mr.. G. indicated
mat be would endeavor to have a Land Office
established at Walla Walls, Sud gave facts and
igures to seOw how small the cost would be to
the Government and how gres. the saving to the
settlers. The Importance of a railroad that will
place this Valley in direct communication with
The Columbia river, and give to our producers
'he advantagelof cheap freiEhts, was discussed
al length and with great ability. The speaker
was in favor of, a liberal land gr.nt i'd aid Of
teis rsilrcao. aId you'd use every effort in his
power to impress his views upon Congress The
speech was eminently practical, and presenting
~ ~: Garheide in q new role, gave very general
fAtsfsetiou,
, 1869-07-16

TIE Executive Committee of the Yalla
walA Agricultural Society meet at the Court
liouse, on tomorrow, Saturday, for the Pur-
pose Of arranging for the annual fair.
, 1869-07-16
n a s. n q AITf

MESsRs. FRANK & wERTHEIMER NOTIFY
lXl all persons indebted to them that they mnst
come forward immediately and PAY UP. This i
the LAST CALL, and those who fail to como to time
will fnd costs added to their bills.
l5-H FRANK & wERTHEIMER.
, 1869-07-16

THE New York people are to vote at the
November election upon the Constitution,
framed by the convention of 1867.
, 1869-07-16

MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS. - Despite the
dull times, Improvements are constantly being
made on the line of Main street. We have all
ready noticed the buildings of Messrs. Brechtel
and Philips-both of them substantial improve
meuts. We now have TO notice the frame build
ing, near DR.. Colman's drug STORE, which has
been so long vacant, but is now being fitted up
by J. II. Blewett, late County Auditor, who will
occupy it as a book, stationery and variety store
"A full stock of whictbe has now on the way
from below. Mr.. B. will also give his attention
to entering and pre>emptiug lands, and for that
purpose has procured from the Land Office at
Vancouver, plats showing all the entries made
and the lands Jet open to settlement. Persons
having business in that line will find Mr.. d.
prompt and entirely reliable. Further up
dler and harness 0eAieri IS-uaV1uR d 1rs,v Irodt
put in his premises and otherwise improve1
These changes, while a M moderato se~te, s..
to show that the town is progressing and that
men of neans feel warranted in making further
investments.
, 1869-07-16
poLITrAL MATTERS.

The Tri6une's special says the President
will soon issue proclamation for the elec-
tions in Mississippi and Texas On the fourth
Thursday in November. The constitution
of Texas will be submitted as whole, it not
being thought advisable to allow separate
vote on any provision. In Mississippi a
separate vote will be taken on the disfran>
chisement clause. The matter occupied
nearly the whole of yesterday in the Cabinet
session
, 1869-07-16

THE CGRcUs.-Lee, with his celebrated Circus
Company, arrived at Walla Walla on Saturday
of last week, and gave three entertainments, all
of them well attended. % the first night, he
had eight hundred dollars, and on the succeed>
ing nights six hundred dollars each, making
total of two thousand dollars for three nights
performances. The company left here on Tues
day for La Grande, and thence 70 the Boise
country. The best company of the kind on the
coast, they deserve to be literally patronized.
, 1869-07-16
NEW YORK NEWS.

New York, July Sat the army and
navy reunion it was decided to hold a meet
ing a, Boston next year, August 5th, the
anniversary of the battle of Mobile. Admir-
al Farragut was elected President and Banks
Butler, Sheridan, Sherman. and several other
distinguished Generals Vice Presidents.
Alta dinner at Long Branch tonight,
General Frank Blair being called out, spoke
in behalf of Sionewall jackson and the
Southerners, during which he was loudly
hissed. Admiral Farragut called him to
order. Bad feeling prevails against Blair.
, 1869-07-16

CRY ELxCrIoN.-The City election, on Mon
day last, passed off quietly. The Marshal's and
Recorders offices were the only places for which
there was any strife. The returns foot up as
follows:
MAYoa-Frauk P. Dugan, SC; Frank Stone,
&c.
RRcoRDER-O. P. Lacy, II; C. W. Frusb, 81
W. b. Kelly, 81; p. B. Johnson, 26; J. Il. Blew
EFT, II.
MARsHAL-Ed Delaney, 1O7; ]. G. Justice, 81.
TREAsURER-H. E. Johnson, 1914.
AssEssoR-J. Il. Bourn, 100; ]. Bauer, 81.
SURvEYoR-A. II. simmons, 1913.
CoUSclLNES-James Jones, ia; W. S. Mi
neer, 1876; Thos Tieruey, lis; Pm. Lynch, 1885,
Thos. Quinn, Isl; Wm. Kohlhauf, 3d. c. NJ.
Steiuberger, 80; A. Frank, Al.
The City government for the ensuing year will
be constituted as follows: Mayor, Frank Stonei
Recorder, 0. P Lacy; Marshal, I'd. Delaney
Treasurer, H. Z. johnson; Assessor, J. L. Bourn;
Surveyor, A. H. Simmons; City Council, P. NJ.
Lynch, Thos Tierney, James Jones, Thos. Quinn
aud W. S. Mineer.
, 1869-07-16

Carson City; July The COrOner's jury
in the case of Mrs. Molford, who was found
with her throat cut, On Tuesday last, on Clear
, 1869-07-16
KANSAS NEWS.

Leavenwortb, July 9.-Reports of the
damages by floods in the Republican, Saline
and Solomon valleys, in Western Kansas,
were greatly exaggerated The corn crop
is bot injured at all, and other crops not
materially. Very fewslives we're lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-04

FEMALE LoDBYrsTs.-The Boston Her.
dd, Washington correspondent says OF
the female lobbyists: "They have ad-
vanced on the Capitol Of late in greater
force than ever, and have even com.
menced to lay siege to members and
Senators at their boarding.houses. The
other day I asked the doorkeeper OF the
House, who IS opposite the ladies re-
ceplion room, how many women had
sent in cards to members, and he re-
pliod, three hundred and eleven 4! The
notorious Mrs. Cobb is a daily visitor,
circulating in the corridors and Hobbies
Of the Senate and House, plying her vo-
cation as a lobbyist. Perhaps, from
this standpoint, all that Mr.. Sprague has
said about the social condition of things
is true here. Anyway, the scene is get.
ting disgraceful. These female lobby
lists must be successful, or they would
not keep up such n persistent intercourse
with members, nor would they have the
reputation Of having great influence
with Senators and members in forward
ing certain Legislative schemes and Sc
curing appointments to Office. 1t is a
great pity that the names Of those mem
bers who faunt with prostitutes and in.
suit decent girls at the Capitol could
not be paradcd in print. 1t might work
n reform"
A still greater pity that they could
not be expelled from their seats by vote
of the respective bodies Of which they
are disgracsful members.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-04
6. Publishers affidavit.
I. Treasures certificate.
s. Contract to purchase.

THIS HUMBOLDT MOBBHRs.-The Hum
bold. Register, Of last Saturday, deyotes
II whole column article in attempting to
refu,c the charge that tho State and
county authorities of Humboldt failed
10 prosecute the mob which drove fifty
Chinese people, by force Of arms, from
Uuionville, or to afford them any pro-
lection in life or property--and which
caused the United States Grnud Jury to
iudiet the parties implicated. Really,
We DO not see that the elaborate article
Of the Register explains much Of any
thing-eXcept that somo of the rioters
were arrested, a~rrlignci before Justice
Buckuer, and the innocent rioters were
discharged without II trial If the Reg.
i'!er calls this prosecuting and punish.
ing violators of the laws Of the land,
and giving protection I o the weak
against the strong, "tO u man up q
tree" it looks as though the Federal
Grand Jury performed nothing but its
duty in indicting every mothers son Of
q rio,er who took n hand in the Hum.
boldt mob. Sham trials are about played
out-unless the Kuklux party has the
sway-which is hardly healthy for the
latitude Of this State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-04
From Tennessee-Terrtblc Riot nj

From -Tennessee-Terrible Riot nj
Brownsville.
MEMPHIS, May 3.-Serenteen deaths
occurred during the past week. +,
Tho Appeal learns thata riot occurred
at Brownsville, Tenn, last night, In
which one white man and two negroes
were killed, aud another white man
named Grant was fatally wounded
Several negroes were also wounded
The affair grew out Of threatening 70
kill a white man named Sherman, who
approached n negro in the crowd ana
asked him about it, when another negro
took up the quarrel, which soon turned
into q general melee. At II o'clocS
last night the fighting was still going
on. Further particulars are an1iousiy
looked for.
An advance in the coal market is Il.
pected, owing TO an extensive strike
among tho Pennsylvania miners.
The directors Of the several railroad
and steamship lines meet here soon to
arrange a tariff for freight. The Pacific
Nail steamers are taking a large guam
tity of freight for California at lower
rates than the Overland Railroad.
The repor. of Chauncey Osnow, Com
missioner of the Pacific Railroad, has
caused alarm among the holders Of the
Union Pacific uonds. Many inquiries
are being made concerning the respon'
sibility OF the c%ompany's security. Sew
eral heavy b~ond-holders will visit the
road next week.