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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
Staot llnO Gtaat.

Ea- las ..Serdutou gSp pdbtnbla It" rr-
fdeint isrsu IOunrritdg unp fCltrt iGbrlidb $2.Uh
uno balbjibrid S1.Uh, in geraus ;dbIbar. Gs
bat cine grrBcre grrbrfituns ais iraeEe Gin an
etrte brutices Glatt in guirrne County.
slnseieeu tprrbtu au ben feitaeiseten prriien
aratnpmmen. Gjeprbnlide (tsmpcrGte) elnSeiSen
mIiIen pUrausbs,ahlt wrrten; Gontrafte fiir balt'
iibrIi6s oesr iabrIite An,tigsn is nad llebrrein.
fcmmen, unb lsBttrr pTbtH 10 lanes fcrt9rl:st
bis lie db6fiteIt rfreen.
gnIsisen uue gsfanrtmddunssr. ,ur gutIi.
fntirn I'M ,,WCbrntlatt" bsitimmt, irlltrn Giru-
flag 9prmittass tirgrrfibt peretn, I'M reuisltrn
Aufnabme gu GjrEesrs Ginirntunatn
miihsn fhpn M0ntaas sinssreidt unb nit BIN
Gents he Sinis btjabIt iptreer. - Serittt ilbcr
alermeint Ttuisfsitsn ipGrefn untutDrleIit auf.
genpmmen.
Sob'arbfitsn aller art. 1T teuil6sr unb
enaliihtr Sprade, iperesn piinftlih une gut dn-
esfertist sluf bisieu 3peis pss 0ritGftes len
fen mir brionerrS bic 9lufmrrfiamfeit rsutlhsr
@sItGftsltutt, inttm ss unler Seifrebrn Irin
piro. in ipIden grttitrn friuer aneersn bis1sen
Iruderei na63uItebsn.
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surp.stat. Die iolaentsn @tiawp.

9urYsSife. Die fuletnten @eIbwO
rsnen ~urben aE 9amfiae ae,paen, I'm
I'm Wihitermin ttr Serantcu MdYpte
Court gu cisnsn. $40 cine 3iHer ttiae.
fist IN, csutet bieislbs bic 0are, In mel,
der Der Surer rutnt, alt.
GranS SurSrS.
9tumas 0rtffu, 2. @arb; 0m.
Surns, l.; %. SlmRtae 8i&arte, s.
Ssnismin 5uatss, s.; 9entamin Scnee,
T.; SIitiam geaatr, Iaeifcn; 9. R.
Naft, s n. S5itb, l.; 9cbn Senurs, 6.
u. 9. 6annab, T.; Sbomds JlssIt, 3. F.;
Grwatc GarIp, T.; Grant 8rYant, l.;
GewarO 1saon, g.; 8. 9. ptsres g.; 8.
u. 0dreutr. T.; @torge Merritt, 6. ;
Mihest S'SopIt. g.; Wi&asI Iittr IL. ;
@uss Gurfir, r.; 8. 7. SObnion,
Duamcrs, 9ster ReDpncugb, g.; Grsprs
rid 8iaarss. g.; 8. .. Bt(Itams, SsiTsr.
ipn.
8rassrft 9urrrs-Gris @s&s.
Nm. G. 0sthss, 2. gSare; Sobn
SOwmau, TO-; 1bps. Roprs, g.; pstsr
s. poptG, f.; Il. 6. Gary, f.; SIaat s.
5utltr, g.; 9snrY ganeamp, 8abiISn;
9cbn Coulter. g.; Geo. Cooper, s.; ga.
trid UtnH, l.; Z. 8. punt, g.; 1idasl
8arrtH, T.; @m. 8. Seitisl, H.; Samss
armfrcns. T.; Gbomas 0atEins, s.;
SOitpb @illtspis, g.; Srsn 8. Scbn,
a.; q. 6. 8asss, q; q. g. sSaitturn,
s.; SUbn 5ursuion. T.; @m. ". @iI'
nsr, q; @lthasl gloIan, G.; Charles
S6abt, s.; Sap 8nidsrbcdtr. 1atiisn.
Dasib Sones, T.; Sapib 9. Barton,
Gunmors; SsHtin Hi6OIs. g.; SAMUEL
Dplpb, g.; Sobn O'DonneG, T.; SbwarS
DcIpb. Dunmcre; Sam.S qcdlsn, 9effsr.
fcn; patrid GalstaR, g.; Shpbtu Ru.
eUlpb. g.; @. Simyion, MabiIon; @tc.
&. DidioH, g.; Satrtd GawltY, 2.
3wtits 8USs.
Gbrare 8cbtrts, 3. gBarb; Mdrtin
@Ishn. Dunmors; Spnatban apsar,
Dunmcrt; gntbcnY pbiItin, 12.; Sfuat
Ni6ares, g.; 8. B. Canning, s.; Scbn
Carroll, g.; Sctn S'StiIss, g.; SamusI
Blair, e.; 9obn SBiuiant. g.; Samss
Srpbsn, Duumore; SObn Z. Balit, T.;
sBm. Gbwarss, l.; Scbu Rcrsan, g..
Ili@asl 8cs6. g.; Grssman ROprs, IL. /;
aIsrancsr 5pptins, e.; eputs Gns.l,
Duumors; Srpin SS,s, Wabiion; 5snrp
BbttmOrs, g.; .. s. Srgtb, Dunmpre;
qOuis Zebra, s.; 8. 6. pstIps, g. 6.nrp
Griffin, g.; SaiOb 8rit, T.; aia @Obb,
9sfsricn; Sas. Blair, g.; 5bomas @le.
gli&OIas. g.; Geo, SrObtr, NaSiion;
Scbn .. SSple, DunmVre; Scbn Rstb, |
s.; Balter %. Dintcn, g.; 3. 9. Gtt&, |
DunmOre; Geo. u. 8lad, Dunmor.;
g8m. @ausbltu, s.; AIsraaesr Stuart !
DuRmors. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
Del uns GarttnROft am Geiniien uHb
SilIieftn tet 14ap2m
q q - ~ * 9,fIn.

Del une GarttnRcfs dm asiniien uab
Siuiaftn bet 14ap2m
{. e. II. y. g. Suller.
RG-' Ran lefe biefrs niHt!!!-ionttrR
9tbe 9leih cbue 3ritpsrIuf gum Bee 6i-
os" Dollar uno QutticnssSture, In
g8atrGttt Der YIaB, mo Secsr ben opllen
sSfrtb far isin Gslc bstUmmt. In
Neint Gpctbsterpaaren unp Rsei,i.
men Su mdbtsen pretIen, bel
l4ap2m E. 9. u. 6. 6. suffer.
S9~ llniers ldmmtli&tn greuntr uue
Sunosn wsrfen einsslaprn, uns In REM
neuen @utticns. une Dollar, Gtpre, 80.
2l6 Gadapanna 9Ipenus ;u telu6sn.
I'm U. y. SrcWn u.Gc.
BD- Das ngst Sipe" Nutticns- une
Gcmmilicnstaus pirc In einia,n Saa,n
ptsOsr srSHnst etsnic sr5fnen bic Giasu-
thinner eieitS GtatIiTsmsnts. bic S.Tren
U. D. Srcwn u. Co., tinru Dollar. Stcrs
i'm fslbsn S'Iab, NO. ZIG eadawanna
Qpenue. .I. I'm
asr Das ntue ptrtOsraptif&e ahlier
IN 5prs part III am Gnbe Der Stra6en.
etItnbabnlinie. Die befen 9iIosr ptrneu
halsltit anSsferttst unp fur 3uiristtubtt
garantrt. Spre6t BET ibm Dor. 14ap7O
r0- Gin pra6tpctlss 2lIurtemsnt ron
sSaartn, neutrality-suspicious. &C..
wsl6e bis9er niht unter S1.50-3.00
uHp bOber bier ant 9IaBt gsfauft psrces
tonntsn. fann man fir 81 per Stid In
eeHt Bee 5ios" OOlIarsStOrs taben. In
5apttsn unb 0anbpapitr son allen
Mutern uno Su isbsni preife bel
Z. 9. 1t. 8. 6. Suffer.
Gs pirb etut16 etipru6en. 14ap2m
sST Nsutr "8ts Sip." unb BUTTONS.
StOrs! Strstbt nidbt bic Drummer: ZIG
SadapaNna Qptnut. In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28

- Or. RubOlp6 Dulcn, In Deutf&-
lamb pit In amsritA ais frtifnHissr pre-
bigger unS S6uImann E.tannt, siHs 30
Rc&easr, n. g., nit Scss ab. Das por-
tiss ,,SoltsbIatr pom 13. Gpril bsri6tst
bnriitfE:-
Die 6rsunSt unS Sstannttn pun Dr..
DuIcn wtrrsn Gt,rraf&t pOrbrn istH, 10
ssrnsbmsn, ba6 terisIts sOrssRsrn (IlOn-
tas) Na&t mad IL llbr In fstnsm SO.
etbtnsiatr. unsrwartst fansu ssfOrbsn
II. Or bate in BEN Isbtsn SaBrsn elm
bei6psrIibss StriIsittn, wsIdts f&lisb.
lid fsin gnte bsrtsifibrh. Ssit 1866
mar DuIpu SOrfans Der bisFosn beut.
f&sn RsaIf6uIt. Or tintsrIdbt 3 G6&tsr
uub sinsn erbH. gtu. SissI III Itia
S&wisssricbn. Stin Stsrdtnib TnSst
beuts (Slittwc&) guamittas um lbr
fatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
SSir ifreben maeb Gefallem!
OWENS Atelier,
(friibsr SrcpnrG's) .....s
,M0rble SSlCcf,"

,,NS0rble SlCef,"
224 Ca Ct a 10 anna Dcnue,
Serartpr, pa.
Ia i6 fiinlih bas pbptpsrapbib. attlitr BON
.. &. grcpnra fGuhih erItarren bab. unb bas
63sIbGft ldpn cine SCibr BON Sabren nit Or.
fcla fiibre, 70 bin i'd i'm Stauee, 9iletr jseer
9Irt anSufsrtisen, mic
Niiitcn= Sarten, SerrptbpeS,
SporptDpcS, StmbrotppcS,
Starcpicppe, 8aiiers &artcn.
9eIcnttre AufmrrFiamfeit perptnce i'd auf bic
prrSsaan 8tIrsr, wrlde in srrBsr S6Unbsit an-
asfertigt unb an aldrbeit une praht ron fsintm
anbtrrn iibertrrfrn tprreen.
acmmt une btiebt bic prpbtn.
llnIsrs Startsu giIter iinb iii elmer gBsiie aus
aefiibrt, prlde in eieiem Sbsile bes Stadtts
nidbt errtidt pirt. 9rillana unb 4Iarbeit
f.nn,ritnsn ls ale aIs rrlfe dlalt alrbtit. Gin
Seiuh iibsr;su9t Sterrmann.
Gin sstrtutS Bib sarautirL
Gineern iesrn atsrs pirb ttIcnt.re gufmsrF-
lamfrit grpihmst, bod, icltrn bsrsn giesr ,pis
IGsn 10 unb llbr ssnrmmrn tprbsu.
pbotOerapbteu,
Ypm alrinnen bis ,ur grbensarTBe, ruIcrirt nit
Del pdlttll, SSdller cher Jneten'Garbe, ppm te-
ben cher Ycu atsn SiIbern eppirt.
sIlle platten pereen aufgebpbrn unh FTnnsn
baron isterett It,llat srmad1t prretn. guftrdes
per pcft peresn pilnftIib effeftuirt. * Das
ssipiinIbte Bib mub ssnau bsIbrisbsn prrbsn.
9Iar pbrtrsrapbii6f 8iIrer prresu ssssn &C.
rinse aciten eUlprirt.
Ezy- 9amsn frGrn feline bIasrrtbs, bIaus
cher purpurns alsipsr trdasu, ba lie iih bsa at-
nebmsn. SIN Gmpfana- unS aafl.itt3immtr III
Ifets cine Ddmt sur SilfrIrinuna nutpsisnb.
RsSH 9ilprr ppn 2rauftn iine Spptru Rtrttn
i'm 5auis sencmmtu.
9lnihtrn ppn 8ttGuttn cher anpn.n Sadbsn
ptrpsn ;u ben tiIIisItrr preieu I'M. .rbr gut auf-
genpmren.
SrpObl tsi ttIItm pis aud tri triibtm 8rt-
ter psrern 9ilrer eenpnlmsn.
sIbums, 8abmsn unp GuaF.H in grocer
auspabl unb btllis.
$40 9. g. Omen, 9cbptrarapbR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28

Ia 8tr smpfsbIsn unItrsn 9efern unb
allen tenieniseu, wtlte i'm SegriiT iiettn
ttnsn Yarlcrr Sftn Ju taufsn, fOsIei& ,u
ten 9striiesrn 9ernarb ,u ssttn. Sie
babsn bic sr6bts uno btas auswabl unp
psrtaufsn untsr rsm Sofsnprsils. 1an
ptrS babel prpFtirsn, Itlbft wenn man
ben Sfn srit mad Sabrssfrtif ssbrau&tn
wta. 8srssbt ni6t ben plaB, @ebr.
esonarS, ssssuibsr bsm Gpurtbauis. l3ir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28

aantt isBt!-Dis j}irma ,,Gjtbrtsr Sob.
lmitb" bat tsn ntuideu S5aa ets @oe. gaips
benust uns tinsn unssbsursn 9prratb ron
gSaartn gu itbr billistn prtiIrn sriianttn. ia
attr bic preift in 2-3 Rrnatsn rislIsiht nod
mtbr bsruuttrsebtn unb mir unIrrtn 0orratb
sor Der 3sit germ losI6Iassn mSGtsn, 70 s,riau,
fen mir ju tpabrtn Sppttprriitn, um gtrIufisu
scrjubtustn. llebrrtust bid, Iitttr gelrr, IN
Hp. 3Ol VataTanna aptnut. 24mjlm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28

- Die umIauftntsn Gtrihie irtatn
'iHss bsSUrtsRsnesn 9ritsss nit eva.
Mica, fab DffsisG aIS sStlis uabesrinSst
srtlart rSrhsH. So Iiest at6t has @i-
rtHsRt sUr, Hss rttlsa Usri&ku sInr
eaFs ssrIslbsa ISaah.
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StcQc0cS Stt6.

Der @slu&lislIsr piui4t cine StrGlt III tiutm
her bifiistn prrr auspdTtissn pctsIs ais StspaTt
rbtr Glsrf ju trbaltsu.
Durd iabrsIanssn 9ttrisb titTes @tfHGfts.
ipsists in frsmeen Sdnetu puret iG, aubtr etr
etutibsn Spradbt, aud err tnsiiGtn, iPaniIttn
une iialisnii6tu splfpmmtn funbis.
9tbo@ nur iolbt @tlbGftsltutt, he ibrt un-
tfrstbtnsn nd6 brrtn 9riltuns nne auflbruns
~ It6stn pilIen, rtrbtn rriuht, ibrt Gsrtlis
tinJuItRbfn. uttsgbaupt cine @ttaE nit tintr
annsbmtdrtn Griftnl rpiIb sefu6L
Nau abTtlfIrs ,,0flaEfslIsr" prh SeI it9,
8fraAtOn, %, 23e9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28

Scranton SParbauI. - liir Sas SaLr
1870 prrttn ron eislsr Sanf fedbs preIsnt
3tnItn per Sabr auf ale 9tpriittn, bic 81, 900
nitt nbsrlttiern, brsdbIt - unb fiinf prpitut
BET Summsn iibtr bisirn 9rtrae stLls5 fret BON
Rsaitrun8sit sittusrn fir Dtppltprtn.
27tr6m 8. 6. Woprt, Galfrtr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29


SENATOR NYE, Of Nevada, opposes the Frank
ing Abolition Bill on the ground that Post
master General Cresswel urges It "for the pur
pose Of making a great man Of himself Ever
conceding the selhshncss Of Cresswelrs motive
says an exchange, It seems 10 US that he shows
more wisdom than 4 man who opposes the oil
when It IL obvious that by such q course ne vii
be pretty certain to make u small man OF him
sclf.-Ebehdnoc.
We don't believe either Of the above
propositions-the "Grcy Eagle" Of
Nevada Is too sharp. We know that
he Is opposed to the repeal Of the
Thanking privilege" but for no other
object, as VIC believe, than to keep his
constituents in continual expectation
Of receiving some kind of "franked" "
matter through the mail bags-an ex-
pectation which has not been realized
by more than one in q thousand Of his
constituents. swatch and pray" Is
the Senator's idea OIL the franklng
privilege.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29
.bab1v 100000.

Total loss probably 100000.
Henry Foster, a brother Of the late
G. c. Foster, Of the Eclipse Company,
was burned to death.
A Thunder storm At Chicags.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-During a heavy
thunder storm here, to-day, Zip
Warts brick yard was struck by light
ming, instantly killing him about the
same /; a bird house Of the Chicago
Shooting Club, at Dexter Park, was
struck and the building demolished
The falling timbers killed John Coffey,
who was in the building at the time.
Considerable rain fell here this al
ternoon, mitigating somewhat the In
tense heat, and is favorable to the
crops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

A RAILWAY to the Pacific through
the British Possessions, it seems to be
considered by the Canadian newspa-
pers, is the only means by which Great
Britain can retain her hold upon this
continent. This enterprise, 1t is as
serted, Is the tombstone by which the
question Of nationality in North
America can DO finally settled, and a
Pacific Railway, 1t is contended, can
alone give vitality and reality to the
Dominion Of Canada. The cost of the
road, 1t Is calculated will amount to
one hundred millions of dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

ANOTHER MISSING STEANER.-A dis
patch informs us that the Salt Lake
steamer Kate Conner, which left port
on the 23d, has not been heard from,
though she ought to have arrived at
Lakeside five hours after her depar-
ture. 1t is said that she was to inyes-
tigate the report about the mysterious
outlet to the lake, In the truth Of
which story General Conner was in
clined to believe. Until she turns up
we presume 1t will be feared that she
has got into the alleged whirlpool, and
been drawn to the bottom. At all
events her absence will afford oppor-
tunity for startling COMPREHENSIVE.
Record, 9th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

SAN FRANCIsco, June 49, r. NJ
Thomas Moore, 4 boy aged eleven
years, whose parents reside at No. GIL
Harrison street, while sliding OIL a rail
ing of q stairway at South Bench, last
evening, fell twenty feet, knocking out
his front teeth, breaking his nose md
otherwise injuring him.
Olive Logan had n full audience at
Platt's Hall last evening. Her lecture
on girls was smart and piquant, but
coarse, and sometimes bordering OH
the vulgar.
The Board of Education last even
ing adopted resolutions against Prin-
cipals and their wives being employed
In the same school, and directed that
transfers be made accordingly. They
also directed that any teacher absent
ing himself or herself from his or her
place, during school term, for n period
Of two days, without notice to the
Principal or leave of absence from the
Board, shall forfeit his or her position
as teacher; and Principals failing to
report such absence will forfeit their
positions.
The United States Treasurer gives
notice that U. S. notes of the series OF
ls69-2,OOO notes of $40 each, from
No. H 1853, 900 to No. n 1852, 900, both
inclusive-were stolen from the Treas
ury ut New Orleans. No $10 notes OF
a number higher than 1885, 900 have
been issued. The people are advised
to look out for the stolen notes, and
a liberal reward will be paid to any
person through whose instrumentality
the thief may be detected.
Gold at II A. NJ, 1llS; greenbacks,
904-selling ut 9l4.
The weather is beautifui-clear, still
and moderately warm.
The report of the cave In the Yellow
Jacket mine and the loss Of four lives
causes considerable excitement on the
street this morning, and will probably
depress the market still further.
The steamer Constitution is one day
overdue from Panama, and is not yet
telegraphed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAD ACCIDENT TO A BOY
OLIVE LOGAN,s LECTURE
ON GIRLS SHARP DIsCI.
PLINR FOR SCHOOL TEACH.
RRs - LARGE THEFT OF
GRRRNBACks-THR YELLOW
JACKET GOLD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PANAMA
STEAMER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

The subject of a colored gentleman's
discourse ut the Fifteenth Amendment
celebration In indianapolis was, "The
white element In our midst"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

A MEMmus correspondent says, not
only Jefferson Davis, but his once
richer brother, Joe Davis, are in ex-
IRENE poverty. The great plantation
of Joe Davis Is now owned by n COL
ored man, formerly a slave in the
family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

BOISE CRY, Idaho, has only one UNI
married lady. Towns of the same size
In New England have a hundred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

The New York Post thinks there
are, OIL the whole, few things a woman
can do so we'll as marry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

The projectors Of the vast New York
failure, the Beethoven Festival, are out
Of pocket $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

JUNEBua soup Is actually a new dish
Just out In Germany. 1t Is said to be
really superior to crab soup, which
pourmands consider delicious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

TIE New England papers say that
mackerel and the mosquitoes bite we'll
this season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29

A HOG is not usually much at multi
plication, but Is perfectly at home on
the square root,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29
n CONFESSIONS
MEETING.

DY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF
% Directors Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railrosd Company, there win be . meeting Of
Tie StoskholderI Of ssid Company on NON.
2A q II, sSs Nv ii,a !. q. ss O S SSly 1 Sa 4. q c : S,siSsk Z
the city Of Virginia, State Of NaysdS' iof the
election Of . full Board Of Directors TO serve
until the noyt annual election.
I u,,,D,., INN, *: A A SRlFLE' asef:$tsashE;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-29
New York NeMs.

New YORK, June 2S.-The Aldska
and the Henry Chaancey have arrived.
The Executive Committee Of the
League of America held a secret ses-
sion to-day, to discuss measures to
promote the interests Of the Repub-
lican party in the fall campaign.
It is reported that the English Mis-
sion has been offered to Senator Nor
gan.
Heavy Robbery In Baltimsro.
BALTIMORE, June 2s.-The office Of
the Maryland Insurance Company was
robbed to-day Of United States and
other bonds to the value Of $4,000.
Rxaminatie. Of Cadets at Wesr
Psint.
WEST PoINr, June 2S.-The EXAM
nation at the Military Academy has
been concluded. Forty-eight Of the
eighty-six applicants failed, and will
be sent home.
An Unfouuded Report.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The state
ment that General Sherman had or
dered the dispossession Of colored
squatters in York County, Virginia, is
untrue. All the action he has ever
taken was in April last, at the desire
of Governor Walker, as expressed to
the President, to notify General Candy
to assist the civil authorities when
cases arose that warranted the use Of
soldiers ; neither has such dispossession
taken place.
Tho San Frauci.co whisky Seizure
Questien.
WAsHINGroN, June 2S.-The Great
California Revenue case, which has
been pending before the Treasury De-
partment since September, 1863, has
reached another stage In its solution.
The original seizure amounted to l,4o9
barrels Of whisky, in possession OF
Jewett, Kittle & Co., and owned by
Yates Ferguson, a whisky dealer, and
], 200 barrels in possession Of Plat &
Newton, and owned by Horace Web
| ster 4 Co., New York; Berile, Miller
& Co., and Gnysie, Holerhoffer 4 Co.,
Cincinnati, and John Scrymser s. Co.,
New York. The charge made against
this whisky by officers was that while
the packages had OH the tax paid and
warehouse stamps, they needed also
stamps of the rectiflers, or in other
words, the officers claimed the whisky
to have been rectifed. 1t rested upon
the claimants to prove the contrary.
This was done several times months
ago in the S of Webster & Co., who
had 800 barrels released, the balance
being held for further investigation
with other lots. Now an order has
been issued to release 1,4W barrels
seized in the possession Of Plat q
Newton, belonging to the parties be-
fore named, being held for further tes-
timony. The counsel in the case have
no doubt Of release of all in good time.
Dreadful Murder OF Two Little Girls
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 2S.-Con-
siderable excitement and interest pre-
walls in regard to the murder of the
two little girls last Saturday. Various
rumors are current, and N that the
oldest girl was worth $4,000, and was
put out of the way by persons who
would inherit it, but the truth Of this
theory is doubtful. Two boys were
arrested OH suspicion of being con-
nected with the murder, but were dis
n,i--nl ON inrasfinnfinn
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New York IntsIIiRence.

NEW York, June pa spicy scene
Is said to have occurred in the Union
League Committee, between friends
of the Administration. The former,
however, triumphed by an overwhelm'
ing majority.
Two Chinese were married at New.
ark yesterday by Rev. DIR. Smith.
The Jersey City Screw Bolt Work;
were burned tonight. Loss, $780, 900
insured for .$l9, 1000.
The Darien Expedition has left As
pinwall for New York. No substan'
tial success.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BY
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
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SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1870.
Lydia Thompssn md Her Detrac'
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Duel In Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, June Is. A duel was
fought this afternoon OIL the Arkansas
shore, four miles below here, between
George r. Phelan and James Broggia-
lera. two young lawyers of Memphis,
with Colts navy repeaters, at fifteen
PAGES. B~roggialera was shot in the
left breast and arm, perhaps fatally.
The difficulty grew out of politics, and
the affair produces great excitement.
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Overland Dispatches


ESPECIAL TO THE coil HILL DAILY NEws 81
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
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INpIASAroIIs presents for the
championship" q beer-dnnking cat.
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The Democrats Of Maine.

PORTLAND, June as.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention, after a long
and animated discussion, has adjourned
to Bangor, to meet August 10th, it Is
understood In the hope Of nominating
a Citizens Ticket, with Governor
Chamberlain at the head.
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Crent Fire In Pittsburg, Pa.

Chamberlain at the head.
Great Fire In Pittsburg, Pa.
PIrrsBuRG. June 2S.-The most dis
astrous oil fire which V e occurred
here is now raging near Sharpsburg
Bridge, in the Eighteenth Ward. AT
3 o'clock 7. NJ, during a terrible rain
storm, in which houses were blown
down and trees uprooted, a twenty
thousand barrel oil tank, belonging to
the Eclipse Refinery, was struck by
lightning. Another tank belonging to
the Citizens Refinery was struck at
the same time. The Eclipse tank ex-
ploded, the burning oil running toward
the river, and burning all the Eclipse
Company's buildings, including DR..
Tweddle's houses, and setting fire to
the S~harpsburg Bridge, which was to-
tally destroyed. The following are
the principal losses: Citizens Re-
finery, one tank Of 5000 barrels OF
crude oil, the Astrab Works, j. B.
Bell s Sons buildings, Anchor Works,
Ditiworth Brothers, one tank crude oil,
National Refinery and Storing Com
pany's bleaching house and agitator,
Allegheny Railroad Company, ten cars
duds oil and sharpsburg bridge.
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NOTICE To MRGHANTCs,
A PRENIUM OF $500 win be given for the
best Model Of two Wheels Of glass and Iron, for
this dtitrtbutlon. Tho Trustees reserve the
hsht TO reject any and al models.
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The Trustees have appointed MAURICE:
DORE and CHARLES R. PETERS, 31S Call.
fornia street, Business Agents for tho sale OF.
Tickets, and for the tranraction Of all Busine y
connected with the Entertainment, to whom all
communication may be addressed.