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The Placer herald., 1870-07-16
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TlCE,
NDER the 18th Section of the Not of the Ier.
~ isliture, entitled IAN Act for SECURING Leins
o, Mecharlcs and Others" approved March 3O,h.
iSes we VIII proceed to sell at PUBLIC AUC-
llON, nj the town OF Lincoln on r.fsrs.
saturday, the 23d day OF July, 1870,
at O'Clock P. NJ. one certain two horse W,oon
ana apply the proceeds of said sale to the pay.
u,en. a. OF the Dill OF Thomls Doherty. in the sum
OF hity seven and fifty one. hundreth 1olL,rsfsi7
oO), and the necessary expenses of odvertisnv
ana s"liing said Wagon, lor repairs done on the
same. " "
Given under our bands. this 10th day of June,
a, ~. 1917. J. E. APPERSON.
jy9 2w LAWRENCE HICKEY
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Probate Notice.
In the matter of the Estate of HENRY r
D4pIS Deceased

In the matter of the Estate of HENRY r.
DdpIS, Deceased.
In THE PR0BArE CouRT, PLACER Couxry.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE
L petition presented and filed by THOMAS JAM
son, Public Administrator of said county. and
Administrator OF said estate of Henry r. Davis
deceased. praying for an order TO sell real estate.
that 1t Is necessary to sell the whole OF the real
estate 10 pay the debts outstanding against the
deceased. and the debts, charges and expenses of
administration.
II is therefore ordered by the Court that all
persons interested in the said estate. oppe,r bs-
lore the said Probate Court on Saturday. Aupust
18Th A. D. 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ OF said dav.
al the Court room of said Court. in Auburn iu
SAID county. TO show Cause why an order should
not be granted TO the said administrator to sell
so much oil the real estate OF the deceased us sh All
oe heces ssary; ana that copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in Nh.
PLACER HERALD, newspaper printed and pub
li-hed in said county
D. W. SPEAR,
July 49, 1917. Probate Judge, Placer Co..
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
County OF Plcer ( -....
/, GEO. G.. SEW ELL Clerk of tho Prob,t. f,or,t
IN and ior said county Of Placer, do hereby GER
wy Inc foregoing to be a true and correct copy
OF an order IN the said estate this day IN ,le and
entered IN the minutes of sal. Probate Court.
Witness my hand and the seal of s1id Court
this l4th day OF July, D. 1870
Ylo-4w GEO. G. SEWELL. Cln,k.
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IMPORTANT LAw.-Tbe bill for the sale OF
placer mines, and to allow joint entries, has
passed both Houses Of Congress and only
awaits the signature Of the President to be
come law. Only owners who have held
aod worked claims for two yeara, and have
expended $1,000 in their development, can
avail themselves Of the law. Under the law
% low as 10 acres can be purchased, or ss
high as 100.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
NoTICE To CRrDrToDe

NoTIcE To CREDIToRs
IN me mqtler Qf the Estate of SOLONOV
CUSH.I4.N' derensed
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersigned, THOMAS JAMlsoN. Public .4dmini.-
traitor oi Placer County. to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against The estate of tb.
sad deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first publi
cation oil this notice. TO the said Public Admins.
'ra'or' ~ MS ONCE in -fuburn. County of Placer
THOS. JAMISON,
Public Administrator, Placer county. Cal
''u'u'"' July 9'h, 1917. jy9 4w
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Masonic MeRoR. - This handsomel,
printed and we'll filled Ma.onic monthly for
July has been received. This is the frat
uspber OF The second volume, and the edi-
terra W. Bishop, offers the following in
ducemenls 10 clubs: To club OF five sub
scribsrs, one year, $40 90; to a club Of ten
subscribers, one year. SIT so; toa club Ct
twenty subscribers, one year, $40 90. Ad-
ditions Of one or more names can be made
st any time TO clubs At club rates.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-16

MEDICAL GAzsTrE.-Ths monthly jouru al
Of medical and surgical science for July. has
been furnished Us by the publishers, A. Ro-
man d Co., Al and 4l9 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. 1t is now 10 its fourth VOL
ums. and is good work, both for families
and practitioners. Terms, IS per annum.
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% WHERE IT BsLoYos.-T s25o,Ooo re-
ssivsd for the railroad stock Of the county
should bs in the County Treasury. and un-
der the control Of tho Railroad Commits
siopers, Van Veclor, uolIer beck and Crosb-,
whore the lqw places 1t.
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THE WRONG VIEW.


The Sacramento Union expresses cisplsa-
sure at our Gold Run correspondent, "Tru,b, +"
for de,ail,ng facts. sud us for giving them
not obscene facts, bot just such
occurrences a. are taking place oil over the
State, add have been publishs d eagerly pub.
lishsd-by the Union ,imes iunumsrsbls
as news. Would the Union have Ss conceal
or suppress such actual occurrences ss these,
when il Bss never set such an example 10th
press OF the State, and when there 10 not one
good rss,on for their suppression to a thou
sand for making them public. We defy the
Union 10 name single instance where. tho
whipping or shooting Of = Chinese thief came
TO ts notice through known correspon--
dent. which did not willingly, and with avid
i,y, find place 10 its columns. This being
the case, and we have the proofs, We can
only say the Union owes Us an apology for
lie grstui,ous insnualou. SO much for our.
self. We feel very certain that il our CORE.
spondsnt had written out The same identical
facts, coupled with abuse Of the white perps.
traitors and defence Of tbe Chinese thieves
and sent il 10 tho Union, that it would have
been beraldsd to the public in its frat Issue.
But this correspondent controverted and &c.
molished the Unions pc. theory, that tue
Chinese are, as a class, .sihs mos. docile,
homes. and industrious Of our Iaboring popu.
Iaton; and this is the wound that Iacera,sd
The heart and imbittered the pen OF the
Union. Our correspondent mentions some
ten Chinese robbers, in population OF some
200 voters, who have been caught in The
act. and yet the Union says. "doub,less for
every Chioaman that roba a cabin, store, or
sIuice, there are three our four whites guilty
OF the same offence" Then there must be
thirty or forty white robbers laying around
Gold Run. This reckless statement need,
no correction from Us, as it carries .elf-im-
peachment on its face. We are all human.
and though living here since ls49, have
never had any hand in iuAictipg punish
meot upon anything in the shape Of man,
outside Of the law; and yet truth oompsls
us to say tha! TORY in our courts, furnish
prison room and board for Chinese thieves
and robbers, petty and grand, would break
up this or any other mining county in The
State, and drive out the white population by
crushing taxation. 1t is the religion Of the
Chinese TO rob and steal from u. barbarians.
and even murder us. il they can profit by it,
believing all the time that they are obeyng
the commands Of their God and perform ng
acts pleasing in His sight. a. much as d Il
the children OF Israel in rohhing and mur-
deriDg the healben that stool in The way of
their taking possession Of the Promised Land
Wa want this degraded people out Of he
country, and We want those not here stop
ped from coming; and that man or editor
who does not aid 10 the Accomplishment, Of
this public demand. will no, be free from
spotted robes from Chinese blood. The man
who drives or leads the Chinese criminal un
der tho Lash, or into the jaws OF violent
death, must share and boar The respon.ibli-
ties OF his blood.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

- The PLACER HERALD being the official
Prsss for Placer county, and having a larger cir
sulation than any other paper published in the
seuaty, offers superior inducements as an ADvER.
rrsrNo MEDIUM. A wink is as good rs nod 10
the wire.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-16

FouR Of the seven Judges of the Supreme
Court Of Illinois, since the recent election.
are Democrats. So we go. Mongrslism
10 on its last legs, and they are shaking and
emitting each other like Belteshasssrs Of old.
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Notice to Stockholders.

NHERE will be Meeting Of the Stakeholder,
OF the Lincoln O. f. Hall .7ssociation hel at
the Office OF the Secret,ry, on MONDAY. the 25th
day OF 'nly, A. D. 1870, at 10 O'Clock y, Ior
the purpose of eleclng sevea Directors.
BY order Of the Board
yo-Zw H. ". STARR. Secretary.
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U. S. REvESUE CoLLEcroR.- Pres.
dent has appointed our old butcher friend,
Z. d. Shsrland, US. Internal Revenue CO..
Isctor for tbs Fourth Ds,rict Gnvludes
Place'), vice Briggs. removed. Briggs has
been cherry Of endorsing mopgrsl rascality,
hence bis removal. This is a Cole-SarQsnt
fight, and Shsrland's confirmation may be
STAYED of until the next session of Congress,
II Sargent has any Influence in tho Senate.
Sher'apd and Briggs were both Democrats,
and neither Of them have gone further than
the hall way house towards mongrelism al
heart, if the truth was known.
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SENATOR 'CasssrIy and Representative
johnson have our thanks Tor public docu-
msnts during the week.
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A PRIVATE letter from Hamilton says
times are quite dull there, but ths. people
ere waiting and hoping.
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The Abend Post. daily German paper
published 10 San Francisco, had the forms
Of The drst aud fourth pages "pisd" ic NOV
ing them from ibs composing to the press
rooms. on Wednesday last. We noticed
change 10 its appearance, and got German
friend to read it to us, and thus arrived st
The above fscta
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/. 0. O. FAT regular meeting of Au-
burn Eucampment. No. 20, I. o. o F., held
July lst, 1870, the following named officers
we're installed for the ensuing term by d. D.
G P, j. W. Smith c. p, 8. F. Chaplin;
II. P, J. W. Smith; Scribe. Tbos Jamsou;
s. W., E F. HoIlsy; J. w., S. B. Woodin;
Treasurer, G. W. McCresdy.
A. regular meeting Of Auburn Lodge,
No. 7. I. O 0 F., held a, Auburn July I'd,
1870. the following named officers we're in.
stalled by D. ID. G. NJ. j. w. Smith: N. G..
James A. Lavsn; V. G., George B. Macomb;
K s, J. w. Smith; P. s., Thos. ,Jsmson;
Treasurer, S. G. Morris. ..
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PRESERVATION. = On Monday evening,
July Alb, a, Dutch Flat. Pas. Sacbsm Henry
c. Kelsey. Of Oneida Tribe No. 81, was pre-
sented by bis brethren with magnificent
gold-headsd csue Of superior workmanship,
mounted with a setting Of quartz. The O,ss
Of the cane vas abou, 500 Il proved com.
pete surprise to Bro. Kslssy. We know OF
no Sachem 10 California who has been 90 per.
sistenlly ensrgstic for the promotion Of good
fellowship in bis Tribe and the general pros.
p,rity Of the council. We would have given
plume to have been present and heard
Bro. Kelseys reply to the prssenia tion
speech. We know il was overtowing with
that keen wit and rich bumor for which the
recipient is proverbial. - Calumet. -.
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AubuFn, jay Ist, 1870 2 :"
In an action agaisst 40 editor for Iibs; an
Illinois jury hss awarded the plaintiff three.
quarters Of a cent. as gr u e ~.
GIANT ha again been juokstirg away up
10 Connecticut.
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WAR IN EUROPE.

just as we 60 10 press we learn By tsls'
graph that war has been declared between
France and Prussia, and actual hostli,ies
commenced. Mutteriogs Of these hostili.es
have been crossing over the wires for week
past. and now the crash comes, which can
hardly fail TO involve all Europe in the
bloody struggle.
Tribe OF JOINS The Calumet says
Of a Placer county Tribe Of Red Menu.
"Oneida Tribe. No. 81. Of Dutch Flat,
may be called John Tribe. as the first
name Of the Sachem. Senior Sycamore, Ju.
nior Sycamore and Chief Of Records, the
only chieftancies changed by ,hs late cleo
,ion. is John. as folIows John N. Fulwsisr,
John II. Boke. John NJ Knight and John
Nichols. Well wager hat the Trustees
are also named John" s7r
g Near Pine Grove. Placer county. July "a, by
>. u. Lewis, J. p, ELISHA WEBB to NAxcr
DERRICK.
......... BORN. afsI
In Truckee, Cal, July 4tb. the wife of Tbos.
Coniff. of q son.
10 Cotax July 7th, the wife of John Dyer Of
a son. ~. =
a, Coliax. July llth. NEELEY OLxEY,a a native
Of .7ustoria. Oregon, aged Is years. .sb
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. aS
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County TreasuIer's monthly Statement

For the month ending June 3Oth, 1870.
4mt Of Cash rec d Tor county purposes 2,l7S SO
4m't OF Cash reed Tor State purposes 774 IS
The sun., 1870-03-24
A Flank Movement will save the De-
mocracy.

The Democracy encountered terrible
smash-up at Albany on Tuesday. The division
in the party will widen all through the State,
reaching every county, unless, by sharp
flank movement, they take steps TO close up
their -onks They must look well ahead
and take tnIe by the forclock.
The independent, fearless members Of tho
PARTY, who desire thorough reform, should
Immediately throw all the old leaders over.
board, and bring out some progressive, hon.
Get, skilful, popular Democrat, located in the
west, who is unmixed with any of the me
tropolitan quarrels, and, placing the standard
in his hand, put him on the track az tie ca.
didate for Governor next fall Around such
leader all the broken fragments of the
party would ultimately rally, and he would
roon draw 10 his support large body OF
Republicans With such candidate. sus.
tainsd by associates of like cii racter on the
tcket, the Democrats would sweep the State
In November.
II there is not brains and pluck enough in
the Young Democracy to take this course,
then only two lines Of policy are left to them.
They must submit to the rule of n corrupt
combination of Ring Republicans and Demo
Gratis, or, looking far into the future, they
must resort to the desperate expedent OF
nominating an independent State ticket next
fall, and, under the cry OF reform, beat the
old fogy organization for year or two, aud
then reconstruct the party on broader and
more liberal basis preparatory to the comm z
President al election.
This, however, would be a thoray road 10
travel and we rccoraff-Hd rccoorI.iff-H nd the alternative Of
reconstruSII.sUn now. Let tho Young De.
inH%2eracy clear the track Of rcactionary and
corrupt leaders and bring out now chiei
and put him at lie head Of the column.
This is the hour; who is the man?
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charter. t(Universal clorus-" That's so.'1 move,
str resolution TO the effect that the loud talk OF
the TanmBny Ring that they were In favor Of abol-
ishtng the commissions has resulted In the same
manHer as all their rledges; but now II has leen
proved, bv tse manner in which the Young De
mocracy fought them that they still In favor Of
those OdiOus laws, which bring MS to the conclusion
that the steangs and perquistes are too great to be
lost by those who nave grown fnt and rich over the
spoils. This was adopted with immense applause.
Tom Roach THOUGHT that something ought to be
said about the manly way In which the champions
had fought and he particularly liked the manner In
which owen Murphy went for Hitchman, and fetch
cd him every lick, uBul he got square with him.
Here Roswell ID Hatch gave up his seat, and said
that lie would move resolution that, though the
young Democracy, under the leadership OF sheriff
OBrien, the Hon. H. w. Genet, T. J. Creamer, Mike
Norton, and l.. ID. kernan, las suffered defeat in
this struggle, II Is
NOT DrsHAYED,
but feels greater pride in their noble fight. for its
results show c0ncusivoly 10 the people OF this city
holding the people Of this city urder the sway and
rule OF tho police, Gre, excise, and other Commis
tions and tho defeat has had the sautory effect OF
showing to the people who arc tho true friends OF
the people.
Tumutuous applause followed this resolution,
which was interrupted by,
NOTE FROM o'BRiEN,
TO say that he had returned from Albany 20 be with
them, but would be prevented from attending.
After this the meeting adjourned. aud the members
went tncr several ways discussing the TamInanyitos
with more truth than politeuese.
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THE PRESIDENT,s MESSiGr.
Thr Decline or American Commerce N Ap.
peal for Subsidies for DC an steamships.

10 ne Senate ant HOuse Qf ReJrtssgidtrSs
In tie Executive message OF Dec. 6. l'-o. TO Con.
caying merchant marine urged. and a .foc NJ
sage promised at mure day during il' present
complish lhis re-, nj Nos tha The Coiri';.c q lie
rsccr'cinne t6s cause OF rhe decline Or american com
,n',se cnW,,'sl IL "4,Tk aHd sgomil a reooH
ln's htng time to execute that promise. III, y,1
an 9 calm, am exhaustive rcporl 90 'Ne committee
decline IN orr commerce.
: Is national humiliation that We. arc nov com.
PEELED 20 pay nom lwcntv 70 thirty millions NJ dollar
annually exclusive of DasAage money. which We 'uh
Sors which sSond 70 done BY American W. owned aoi
Amercnn manned vessels. This Is lirec. lran upen
.qusl 70 casting It into the sea 80 ar as u, nation
nation Of the vast and ever Increasing in,cdorre
Sonrccs Of ne Inied states extending a. doe, from
with az indu trous, nciisent and cnerscfc popsla.
ton, mn one deN possess 70 I'm share o The CON.
VIII only increase The cost and enhance the Difficulty Of
therefore put IN earnest plea for early action 10
this matter m way To SECURE the Increase oi
Sn no cnSssH nSyHSeq oI Ss.Sd 91 the yer AM S
en'crct until ths aueston settled by Cores inS
large We ssls contracted foI uis year VIII 'a com
. lion o1ep geoTe 0 wr se h Saa W" ~ ,
eArly s cons q derslion % OF ,ne subject ~ ...,.,,
interest of The conntTy 10 so Great an ct t ttSy
mc.hod which viii gam the end vii .ecgfc . rcN ni.
ad HT us nc Sas, a enpIa a. % Hcms Sn' n n'51ss @
nlovs thousands of workmen IN tnetr con'uaoron and
,It cTSstsS home H'Mses for TIE GIo,gcr q x
rnn. S AM rs NS ,s9G 70 faee m aHS er % @ 6a'' ao
srge money pad 20 American vessels, . 4 ..'c' rs =
OF oreiEn war our navy at the go rmc. Crm, Of me
late war consisted o. less tnsn one hlndrr y'~eiks
drew from thr merchant marine VII ch u1l Wy
SSn{SnSal wsnto W hpna sd yc y. ,l one
milton IONS and about 5oOoo men =, ' n ne ,ns,,C up
preston Of 'hn ieheh n. This Na'encnt dem u,iTAus
tlg NAup OF the merchant HAtNu-
The sun., 1870-03-24

The real dominion of Spain IN Cuba ceased
on the day that CaptainGenera DULCE was
expelled by the volunteers Of Havana. Ever
since that date tn island has been managed
miltarily, politically, and socially by armed
rufiians called volunteers, and the raymas.
tiers, the Spanish slav traders o! the island
But Spain-that is, the Madrid r. R1gcnry-has
really no moro TO do with any mat.g occur.
ring within the limits ?thc is'nnl ihnr has
the King of Timbuctoo.
Proofs of these facts, though scarcely rc-
quired. are abundant. The Splniards Of
Havana sent for some 40 900 men raised from
the scum of Spain by ''tr agent in Cadz
and paid their bounties out ol thor own
pocks.s They armed and equipped the vari.
Gus socallcd volunteer troops ia have been
enrolled in the cites Of Cuba. But it il
distinctly understood that in return tie 'roops
are to DO the liddng Of Their masters not that
Of the Captain General an his suLorlinates
They ore to fglt to pres, rye Cuban estates,
and principally Cuban slaves, to their owners,
the question Of SPANS sup macy being
entirely secondary consideration. And this
is the anarchy which Mr. FIsH's administra-
tion has laborcd not Little TO support Had
our Executive been endowed with a very
moderate share of intelligence, he would have
learned long ago to discriminate between n
Government with which we have treaties of
alliance and rabllc utterly uncomfortable
and utterly irresponsible.
The last proof that Spain has lost Cuba is
afforded by the exit of Mr.. PHTLLIPs from
Santiago details Of which VIII be found in
another column. At meeting of the Cata.
Ian volunteers held in that city on the sth
inst, II was determined to assassinGte him
In company with the British Consul he wait
ed on the Governor, who confessed himself
unable 70 afford any protection, and as
friend advised Mr.. PHILLIPS 10 leave Santa
90 instantly, or he could not answer for what
might happen, Mr. PHILLIPS wac escorted
by the British Consul, with the British en-
s'gn waving over them, through the streets
OF Santiago, and on board the French steam
eT DRri,n
fot ths atrucious national insult who is
refponslle? Santiago is supposed by our
Government to be port N Spanish colo.
ny, to which for commercial purposes A United
states Consul is accrod ted. Spaln ., ,lis
moment is also supposed to command sorre
boooo men in Cula, and to have !, Cnbor
waters n navy composed Of not less than
sev"nty vessels, 70 maintain her control of tbe
"'""'' Anu now It turns ont that in one OF
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WHY not Take Tammanyf

The Ring have opened a treachcrous war
on the Young Democracy, and the cham.
pions Of the people have taken up the chal
longo like men. The removal of WILLIAM
NJ TWEED, HENRY SMITH, and A. d. BAR
BER, agents of the corrupt Tammany Ring
shows that the combat will be sharp and dc.
csivc, and without useless parley.
Why do not the Young Democracy take
possession Of Tammany HallH They have
IA vast majority Of the Democratic voters in
this city. Why not, then, turn out the cor.
rup;ionists and traitors who now occupy the
ancient wigwam2 That is the first duty to
be done. 1t is the only way to restore
genuine democracy to the thnehonorcd
stronghold of the party.
The sun., 1870-03-24
The Frsud. in tho EXCISE no,rd,

Governor HOFFMAN has not yet turned
his attention TO the frauds committed in the
Excise Board. But we are glad to be able
to state that all officials are not as iudif-
ferent TO their duty toward the people as
the Governor appears TO be- Judge Bos
WORTH yesterday offered in the Board re-
solution calling for a report of the facts
from the Finance Committee. We trust
this report will be promptly forthcoming,
and that IL will be accurate and complete
If il be so, it will disclose, among other in
teTesting particulars, that when the attempt
was made TO scduce Judge BoswoRTH into
participation in these robbcrics he refused
TO violate his conscience and sternly rejected
the proiiered brbc His good name is clear
Of all stain from the misdeeds of his col
leagues. In fact, we believe that the vii.
lany was all perpetrated in private meet
ings Of the Board held after Judge Bos-
WORTH had left the Office.
But while one faithful Commissioner Ia
doing his duty in bringing these peculations
to light, will not the Governor act in the
mattcr2 Or docs ho fear 10 take hold Of
any corruption in this city in which the
Tammany Ring IL interestedT And will
not the honest members Of the Legislature
move for an Official investigation?
The sun., 1870-03-24

An effort is making in Congress to put
women on the same footing as men in respect Of
eligibility to appointments as clerks and COM
pensation MIR, ARSELL has introduced bill
enacting that hereafter all clerks and other EN-.
ployees in the civil service Of the United States
shall be paid irrespective of SEX with reference
TO the character and amount of services performed
by them; that in the employment of labor,
clerical or other IN any branch of .he civil ser
vice Of the United States, no discrimination shall
be made in favor Of either sex and that where
examinations of candidates for positions in the
civil service of the United States are prescribed
by law or by the heads Of departments, bureaus,
or Offices, said examinations shall be of the same
character for persons Of both sexes. II Is further
provided that the designations chief clerk, chief
or head OF division, chief or head o. section clerk
OF the fourth class. clerk Of the third class,
The sun., 1870-03-24

the principal seaports of the island Spain Is
obliged to confess that che is impotcnt to
prevent a fragrant outrage and assassina-
tion
Tho responsibility for this insult should
attach where it naturally belongs, to Mr..
FISH, who, if fitted for his position, should
have known that Spanish rule in Cuba ceased
long since to be anything but an empty
word