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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22
FROM OREGON.

PORTLAND, July 81.
A woman named Myers was run over
by hand car ON the railroad near this
city, OIL Tuesday evening, and killed.
The Oregon Homestead Immigrant
Association was incorporated yesterday.
Capital, $500, 900. Object, to induce i'm
migration to come to Oregon and settle
OIL lands of the association.
A robber named Wilson, leader of a
gang that has been operating about this
city for some time past, was captured
last night. He had on his person at the
time the spoils of several robberies. He
is the same person who was arrested sew
eral months ago on the charge of having
killed Wydon, on the road to Puget
Sound; but was discharged on account of
want of sufficient proof.
John Walton, who was shot and robbed
on the road south of this city, is in q
critical condition.
Reports from Moose Creek, Cedar
Creek and Kootenai confirm the reported
richness of the mines in that vicinity.
Wilson, the highwayman, was examin-
ed before Justice Moreland, to-day, and
in default of 5000 bail, was committed
to Jail.
A man named johnson died to-day
from the effects of sunstroke received
last week.
The Emperor of China has designated
j. F. Mccoy Consul for Portland.
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lation of the integrity and neutrality Of
the territory Of Belgium. And she is
bound in honor and in interest to throw
her influence, and her sword, if neces-
sary, in the scale against France, if the
course of events shows hat the rationale
of Napoleon's war policy leads to the
setting up of his Power as a standing
menace to the peace and territorial integ-
rity of Europe.
And that such is the logical drift of
the French war policy no one can doubt.
Grant that Napoleon and William are
permitted to alone bear the first brunt of
the great struggle. As soon as France,
by occupation or victory, has obtained
foothold in the States to the west and
south of Prussia, she is in position to
menace all the territory west of the Rhine
and to run her boundary from Switzer-
land to the North Sea. Can Great Bri-
tain afford to quietly permit France to
get in a position where she may dictate
such a r~e-mapping of that portion of Eu-
rope? Can she, without protest, leave
Belgium and Holland to the possible abb
sorption of another conquering Bonn
parte? Can she see the balance of power
disturbed and her most dangerous rival
again become the carver out of continent
tai kingdoms and the dictator of new
boundaries?
We think not. The people of Eng
land, when the war takes its inevitable
course, will clamor for another alliance
against another Napoleon, and their cry
viii be irresistible. Gladstone win yield
to it or go down.
That the Premier knows the struggle
must yield to complications and situa-
tons which will compel Great Britain to
become an active participation in the
fight, is evidenced by the early hint
thrown out to our Government that Eng
land is ready to settle all controversies
with this Country. But are we ready?
She has taken her time; we al take
ours. She deliberately fitted out pirates
and destroyed our commerce. Bare
money claims will not reimburse us. We
want to restore and re-instate the mer.
camille navy and foreign commerce which
she despoiled us of for her own benefit.
When she becomes involved in the
present war we can rebuild both. She
has had her opportunity; we want ours.
Our Alabama claims have kept SO long
let them keep longer. This is not the
best time to settle them. A few months
hence will do-the longer the better.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

J. Il. Hawkins, a well known police
man of Virginia City, but lately out OF
employment, committed suicide, on the
18th, by shooting himself in the head at
his lodging-house, on B street, in that
city. Hawkins he'd for some time been
morose and Disconnected, and some be-
lieve that the killing of q man. some
three years since, in a house of ill-fame
in Virginia, on very slight provocation,
preyed on his mind. 1t also appears
that he had a family East whom he had
long since abandoned. He was a native
of Olneyville, Ohio, and aged about 90
years.
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ENGLAND AND Tine A

The war between France and Prussia
is surrounded with q haze of POSSIBLE
ties that will tax the patience, the fore
sight, the ingenuity and the statesman
ship of Great Britain to steer their
Country clear of its manifold imminent
complications. Public opinion in Eng
land is manifestly on the side of Prussia.
The far-reaching Enthusiastically of
the royal family has spread its kinship
all over the continent, and with the sole
exception of the house Of Bonaparte
there is not a notable prince in Western
Europe through whose veins the Guelph
blood does not more or less circulate.
But wars are not much in vogue now on
family account; and however much some
Of Victoria's cousins or the Prince of
Wales uncles and aunts may be person
ally affected by the fortunes of this war,
we think the statesmen at the head of
English affairs will consult their duty to
the people rather than the vindication of
royal kinship in practically treating with
the delicate issues that are sure to arise.
Fortunately for England this war finds
her with a Liberal Cabinet. However
oppressive their Irish policy may have
been, they are more en- rapport with
the spirit of the age than any pre-
ceding Government. And this very fact
Is perhaps the rock on which they will
be compelled to split. The shadowy
immediate pretsxt set up by Napoleon
for his rupture with Prussia, is calcu,
lated TO render the French cause obnox
ious. Before the war is two months old
public opinion will SO positively sid.
with King William, that the least invas
ion of neutral rights by Napoleon, thu
least violation Of the law Of nations
will raise such a clamor that the Englisl
Cabinet may be compelled to take a,
active part. Great Britain is committed
to the treaty of Prague. She is NOR
than committed to resist any act in VIC
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22
FRom M~ARYsVILLE.

MARYsyILLE, July 81.
Four cattle in a drove dropped dead
near Fonts Ferry to-day, from the
effect of excessive heat.
Prescott, scheidell and Co., proprie-
tors of the Marysville foundry, COM
menced suit for dissolution of co-part-
nership, so far as ]. r. Robin, silent part
ner, is concerned. Robin absconded in
April last on account of the fact becom-
ing known of his having a wife in Can
ada in addition to the lady he married
in Marysyille.
John Huffman SUES Geo. Noel and
John Muller to recover 5000 damages
for assault and battery they committed
upon him on the 9th instant.
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Tus nnAssfpoT Arm.

We have heard a great deal about the
efficiency of the Chassepot gun; u as
it is now to be pitted in practical wal
against the renowned Prussian needle
gun, we shall 1901 know whether It's
extraordinary claims have been over
stated. Here is a description OF 1t;
The Chassepot is a breech-loading
~needle-gun, but differing somewhat y its
mechanism from that adopted by Prus-
STA. 1t is a French invention, made Dy
NJ. Alphonse Antoine Chassepot, VINO
was formerly head viewer OF the central
Depot of Paris, and who was atterward
rewarded for his discovery with the title
of Chevalier of the Legion OF Honor.
The success of the Prussian needle-gun
led the French Emperor to appoint a
commission of military men to 10
the various offered, and to select
the most perfect ono for the use OF the
French army. The Chassepot was thus
selected, and became the national nre-
arm of France. 1t is about four ieet
three inches in length, n weighs a
trife less than nine pounds. IL ID rified
with four spiral grooves, turning from
left to right, and going once around IN
the space of twenty-one and a half inches.
Its caliber is 433-1000 of an inch. The
needle is fixed in the end of q bolt, which
slides inside the breech, and Is shot for
ward into the illuminate in the cartridge,
by which means the piece is discharged.
The mechanism is perhaps a little less
complicated than that of the Prussian
needle-gun, and the cartridge is more
perfectly formed. The principal advant-
ages claimed for the Chassepot consist
in the greater rapidity with which it may
be discharged and its greater cleanliness.
II may be fred at the rate of IL times in
a minute for about four minutes, when
the rate is slackened, as the soldier be-
comes fatigued; and IL may be discharged
$50 times or 30 without requiring to be
cleaned. The Prussian needle-gun re-
quires frequent cleaning, and can not be
fired so rapidly. The Chassepot cart
ridge is completely consumed, and the
closing of the breech Is so perfect that
none Of the gases escape, but are utilized
in propelling the bullet. But there is
one serious drawback in using this wea-
pom, as ii is found that, after rapid firing
for some time. it becomes so hot as to be
dangerous. Unless this defect shall be
overcome, the usefulness of the Chasse-
pot as an effective military arm will be
seriously questioned, and it may have to
give way, before tho present European
war is closed, to the Enfield, Spencer,
Berdan, or some other br~eech-loading
rife. The superiority of the needle and
illuminate over the percussion cap is by
nc means generally admitted, especially
in America.
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FROM UTAH.

CoRrNNE, July 81.
Mr.. Sherman, a German stopping in
this city, yesterday forwarded to the
Prussian Minister at Washington a draft
for $400-$300 to go into the general
subscription fund for the Prussian army,
and 500 to the soldier capturing the
first flag from the French.
SALT LAKE, July 81.
A stable belonging to the Salt Lake
house was destroyed by fire. Loss es-
timated at 80, 000-no insurance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

'~Spalding's Glue'-no well-regulated
family will be without It.
DWELLING HOUSE, in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire at this ONCE.
Go TO A. BRowN's, Main street, Treas
ure City, for the best Wines and Liquors in the
market, at wholesale and retail.
Fon A CLEAN SHAVE, and good work in
the tonsorial line, go TO Hupsos's. Dunn street,
near Main.
ALL PARTIES (not members) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder company will please deliver them over
to any oficer Of the company.
PAsIc-STRucK BRAurY.--It is a terrible
shock to q charming woman-indeed, TO any wo-
man-to md that her teeth are beginning to
CO. Never will any human being who uses the
fragrant sozodont make that discovery.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
Of all denominations, for sale at the Postoface,
Greenbaeks bought and sold. PostofRce drafts
issued on All the principal cities and towns In
the United States. .
IL. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
STOCK OF Cigars. Tobacco, Stationery, Cutlery,
and Smokers articles, which he offers to the
Medin's corner.
The COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rehtted and elegantly furnished throughout,
and snow one Of the handsomest establishments
o. the kind in the city, as it has been for a long
rates Of charges and weil-furnished tables. Cali
aud get an excellent meal for 50 cents.
TIE CONFESSION OF AN INyALrp.-Pub-
iished for the benefit of Young Men, and others,
, VINO suffer from nervous debility. ETC.. supply
mas cured himself, and sent free Of charge, ON
teceiving q postpaid directed envelop. Address,
through pcstoaAce only, JONATHAN r. Coon, San
Francisco, Cal.
USED UP.-EssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN
the enerystsd and used up, VII have lost their
youthful energy, ambition and bodily vieor. I'm
the pursuit OF SOCIAL PLEAsuRE-with words OF
eheer, and sanitary aid for the seemingly hope
,sss; ZEN Iree In sealed envelops. Address
Pennsylvania.
EPIcuREs, ArrEN.foki- Bruno A.
Melich. Of the Fashion chop-house. sherman.
town. take pleasure in Informing their friends
and the public generally that they have now On
the way from the Bay a fine variety Of qame and
other Injuries Of the season. They have Ducks
Chickens, Turkeys and Geese. which must b.
eaten. Come, everybody, TO the funeral.
WaAT Is HEADAoHEP-In nine case
out Of ten, the source Of headache Is not In tn
brain, but In the stomach. Indigesti u is tn
most frequent cause. The digestive Organs be
ing disordefed, they derange the action OF tn
liver. the bowels. the kidneys, and the nerves
and the whole secretive and excretive machiner
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

JULIAN DEFEATED.-Julian made a
desperate effort on the Sd instant, to
pass the bill confirming the claim Of
Lamon & Hutchings to 100 acres Of land
In Yosemite Valley. But his efforts were
defeated, and the bill killed by a very
decided vote. This suits us. The Yo-
semitic Valley is n of the greatest ma
tional curiosiHes in the world. Its site
should be monopolized by no set of in
dividuals; but it should be held by Gov
eminent as a place open to the traveller
and tourist through all time. Congress,
in refusing to pass over to showmen n
of the grandest works Of nature, has
done right.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

STOCKTON, July 81,
q A boy named Walker. while riding on
horseback yesterday, was thrown. and
sustained q fracture of the skull, caus-
ing death in a few hours,
The wheat market is steady. Bone
old wheat sold at 2 cents per pound.
John Nolan, laborer, while crossing
the bridge across the Mormon Slough,
slipped and fell 20 feet, striking a cross
brace and falling in the water. When
found he was partially submerged and
l~ifeless. Deceased leaves a family.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22
From SHASTA.

SHASTA, July 81.
W. G.. Hutchinson, an engineer of the
California and Oregon Railroad, was
drowned this afternoon while endeavor-
ing to run q line across the Sacramento
river, near the mouth of Pitt river. A
in which were George Bulger and
himself, capsized. Hutchinson chung to
the bottom of the while it was
carried rapidly half a mile over ripples,
when he relaxed his hold and sank, pro-
baby from injuries by coming in contact
with powders.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

Prussia has been consolidating the half
of her debt, and has completed the pro-
cess, some people will imagine, not a
moment too soon. The entire capital of
her debt may be roughly stated at $245,-
600, 600 gold. Afew weeks ago she had
succeeded in placing s67, SOC, 900 at AZ
per cent, and 500, 900 at 4 per cent,
and Il appeared probable that the balance
OF the Si22, 900. e00to be converted, would
be quickly subscribed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

Gov. Blasdel left on yesterdays stage
for the West countrie.' The Governor,
on this trip, has made considerable in
vestments in White Pine. and produced
a material improvement in the life of
mining enterprise about us. We hope to
see him back in a few weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

An interesting combat came off in San
Jose, CAL, the other day, between four
spike-tailed crickets from Utah and four
California tarantulas. They were all
placed in a glass jar. The crickets at
tackled the tarantulas, and soon van
pushed the largest and eat him up. The
other yenomous spiders were so cowed
that they retired to a small corner of the
jar and gave up the contest. These
crickets are awful. They stopped a U.
P. train the other day, near Denver.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

CURRENT LrrERATURE.-We have re-
ceived late copies of illustrated papers.
including Harper's Weekly and The Ma
tional Police Gazette, from Adolph
Kierski, of the California News Depot,
corner of Main and Hamilton streets.
Also. Harper's Magazine for August.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22
FROM COLORADO.

DENVER, July 20.
Two men, named Patrick and Girls
void, we're arrested for alleged participa-
ton in the hanging of James O'Neill, a
few days since, and bound over for fur
Their trial. This is the first instance in
this Territory where the legal authorities
have interfered in the acts of so-called
vigilance committees.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22
o CITY.

VIRGINIA CRY, July IL.
Pat Hurley and John Francis, both
just out of the State Prison, were ar
rested yesterday for robbery.
Sunday evening Prof. 0rndorf is to
play w. Il. Robinson a match game of
billiards for the championship of the
State of Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

Word was sent to the City Marshal of
Augusta, Ne. that q fellow was selling
. lickers from a wagon in Market Square.
He went to arrest him and coniscate his
stock, and found himself the victim of an
atrocious pun. The man was peddling
horse whips,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

New ENTERPRISES We notice that IN
effort is being made to establish smelt-
ing works in Oakland. Works for smelt-
ing different metals are amongst the most
profitable establishments in Eastern and
European cities. We have lacked such
works here, but there would unques-
tionably be a great amount of business
in smelling different metals, if it could
be done for a reasonable price. Ores
which are now scarcely worth working,
might be made very profitable. If fifty
or a hundred smelling establishments
were erected in the different cities and
towns of the State, we doubt not the
mining interest OF California would be
wonderfully stimulated. Thousands Of
persons could in this way be given en-
ployment in both smelling and mining.
and the people of the entire State would
feel the impulse of the new movement.
$. +. Cali.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-22

A new painter, Benjamin Constant by
name. has executed a striking ~allegory.
Fortune and Renown knock at the door
of q poor wretch, extended expiring on
his miserable pallet. Death opens the
door with this answer to the visitors:
Too late