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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-02
WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, July 81.
A singular and terrible accident oe-
CURED here Friday. A young man went
to drug store for some nitric acid and
some quicksilver. The druggist, care
lessly OF ignorantly put both in one
bottle, and the young man got only half
way across the street when the mixture
exploded, destroying his eyes entirely,
and terribly lacerating his face.
German ladies' are forming Prussian
Sanitary Society, and making prepara-
tions to hold great Sanitary Fair.
call has been issued by "A number of
prominent scandinavian citizens for
meeting of their countrymen to express
sympathy with France.
iDnTRoIT, July 81.
In the Michigan Legislature, yester-
day, the committee to whom was re-
ferred the Governors message made a
report recommending amendments to
the constitution TO be submitted to the
people. The first amendment is 10 vail
date all railroad bonds issued previous to
May 27, 1870 Other amendments pro-
vide, in reference to future aid, that
majority of taxpayers in any township,
village or city may vote aid TO railroads
the amount to be paid within five years
after the completion Of that part of the
road lying in the municipality.
CoLUMBus t0hio), July 81
The Journal will publish tomorrow
morning card from Hon. j. J Winans,
declining TO be n candidate for Congress
in the Seventh District The declination
is received here with universal surprise.
TERRE HAuTE lInd. }, July 81
A. Bryant, young farmer, was stabbed
aud killed near this city, last night, by
Lafayette Meyers in a quarrel.
CINCINNATI, July 81.
A German farmer named Loupe, living
Il miles from this city, yesterday shot,
and it is thought mortally wounded, his
son, aged Is years, who interfered in n
quarrel between his father and mother.
Loupe was arrested. He expresses in
tense SORROW, and desires to die should
his sons wounds prove fatal.
Sr. LOUIS, July 81.
project is on foot to build an i'm
mense structure TO contain, under one
roof, grand Union Railroad Depot, the
Customhouse and the Merchants Ex-
change Hotel; the building to occupy
three entire blocks, from Fifth to Eighth
streets, and from Washington avenue to
Green street, including tho ground for
mrrly occupied by the Lindell House.
From the bridge now building, trains
will pass through the tunnel under WASH
ington avenue, to the passenger depot
which will be % feet below the surface of
the ground; thence westward to the
great Union Freight Depot, to be erect
ed ON the ground formerly covered by
Jhouteau Pond, and through which the
Missouri Pacific Railroad runs. The
buildng is expected to cost SO 900, 900.
Mons. Papau, of the Humanitarian
Society Of France has passed through
here for southwest Missouri. in search of
aloeation for 1000 French families.
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NJ q II Z o H

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF
will sell at public auction, at the Courthouse Of
said county, on SATURDAY August 20, 1870, at
~ O'Clock m. the following. described property
10 wit: Lots 2 and 3, in block 20, in the town Of
Swansea. on which is situated the old County
Hospital, together with said Hospital Building.
BY order Of the Board. VII
Attest: II. NJ. EDDY, Clerk.
Hamilton New. July 10. 1870. jyl9-td
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LOST! !!

A SET OF TEETH, IN GOLD SETTING.
IA suitable reward will be paid for their
turn to the publication office Of The White Pine
Daily News. st. Nicholas Saloon, Main street,
Hamilton. H# r mh30.tf
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Dissolution Notice.

FINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i ING under the firm name of DENISE L
STEWART, In the Livery business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All business OF
]. T. STEWART.
Stock ranched and horses taken at livery on
the most reasonable terms.
jy26-2w j.. T. STEWART.
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Dissolution Notice.

rI,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
Il ING between. Mike McClaskey and John ].
Monahan Is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. ID. Monahan will collect all outstanding
accounts and pay all debts against the concern.
NJ. McCLuSKEY,
JNO. J.. MONAHAN.
Treasure City. New, July %, 1870. jy2s
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Dissolution Notice.

rI,HE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
IsTING between Hop Sing and wau Yuen.
in this city, has been this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent The business will be continued
at the old stand by Wau Yuen & Co., who will
nay an debts and receive and receipt for all dues
Of the late firm. WAU YUM,
HOP SING.
Hamilton, New, July II, 1870. jyA-tf
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4 JALIFORNIA CI.AREr.--A LARGE STOCK
~ for sale in quantities TO suit.
ies-Qw FORBES \ CO., Main street.
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MisrrIl Ilaneous.
NoTTOH.

A IL. PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
n that have appointed GEO. BUoHNER my
Agent. He will collect all debts due me.
jy20-tf FRED. VOSS.
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TO LAWYERS AND NOTARIES.

EoR SALE, CHEAP, COMPLETE ABB
II sTRACT of the Lander and White Pine
County Records. WILLIAM PARDY.
Hamilton, New. July l, 1870. aul.tf
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N o cE

OFFICE COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Hamilton. Feb Q. 1870.
NJ WESTC0ATT, +. L. MASON AND COL.
Ne @. s. BULKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors of White Pine county. The
appointments Of all others have been this day
revoked All accounts due the Office will be
paid to the above deputies.
II. M. WILSON,
je11-tf Co. Surveyor White Pine Co.. New
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..o,G ISLAND.

RESCUED FROM DRowNING.--AbOut twelve o'clock
Saturday night man, whose name could not be
ascertained, but who is supposed to belong to Hun
ter's Point, fell into the mill creek from the bridge
connecting Astoria with Ravensw00d and came very
near being drowned. His cries attracted the atter-
lion or three young men 0f Astoria who launched d
Skin and put OF to MS assistance ana succeeded in
resculng tle unfortunate stranger but not without
some dancer to one OF their number named Taylor,
VINO, IN ms efforts To save The drowning man, was so
nearly overcome tha. his companions with difficulty
rescued him.
THIEvINa IN QUEENS CoUNTY.-Within the past
few months Long Island, ana especially Queens
county, has been annoyed by series OF petty depre.
datlons. Harness. wagons, fowls, tools and all de-
scrlptions ol wearing apparel have been missed nv
their owners. These operations do not seem TO be
tne work oi any organized gang or OF pro-.
feSsionai thieves. Whether result OF want
lack 0I employment or sheer vci0usness IL Is Ger
tsinly new development OF crime. As an iilustra-
ton, 1t viii be remembered that two men from Sew
York were recently arrested ior chicken AMI harness
stealing In NcWLown, ana now In the county
Jail. upoh inquiry 1t was found that one OF the pr-
soners fs o real estate owner In New York ana no
Hoilve can DC assigned Tor the crime.
The NEwTowN EL2oIIoS.--Ihe election on the
question of police lorce Tor the township OF New
town, l.. L., was held in aewtoun village Yesterday
The baois IN ksvor OF the movement were prepared
III blank each voter naying tle privilege oi hHg IN
the numper OF proposed policemen, sc. Tho attend
ancc nj the pos during tine forenoon was light, but
the afternoon raiAs from Hunters Point and other
stations brought swarm Of men, who did valiant
service at the bars OF the neighborfng saloons.
Three of the Newtown justices were in attendance,
and the conStabuiary Was well represented during
the afternoon. SAX haldred and nine votes were
cast IN all, ouy iRirty-ye of winch were IN favor or
the proposed police system, leaving The movement
defeated by 5Tt votes. The prevailing impression
among the people seems 10 DC that tney are already
oyertaXed On account OF improvements now III pro.
gress anu hence the emphatic negative 70 tho qucs
ton.
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SUPREME cuuHT-spEclAi TssA.

The Glasson Divorce Casc--lintrimoniaiO DIFF
acnltics md Queer Developments.
Before Judge Barnard.
John J. Glass0a us. Margaret A. Gldssop.-Tn1s
was an action FOR divorce on the ground OF adul
terry. The complaint set forth that in the month or
Snne 1889, the plaintn and defendant intermarried
the issue being thrce children, two Of whom are now
living, aged twenty-eght and twenty-slx years
respectively; that IN the month Of September,
18s6, at No. rs Charles Field street, Providence,
r l., tho defendant committed adultery with one
John b. Howell The complaint also charges acts
Of similar character on subsequent occasions, and
further AYERS that the defendant since December,
Howeii, without the Knowiedge OF the plaintiff .
until March 1869, and that ne had not cohabitcd
with the defendant since he became acquainted
with the same. The defence was . general denial
or tne acts OF adultery set forth In the complaint
and an averment to the effect that having obtained
q divorce from the plalutH on the ground OF Ill
treatment she went to reside with the said Howell
~ housekeepcr and companion TO his daughter.
Few Of the prominent parties Intimately connected
with the proceedings were very youthful looking.
Mrs. Glasson is decidedly over naif a century old,
ned over forty years. Ex-Judge Porter and Mr..
1Odfrey appeared for the plaintiff and Messrs s. q.
Courtney and Hill for the defendant:
The first witness called was Mrs. Howell, n feeble
looking lady, who testified tnat occasion she
entered the room IN which Mrs. Giasson usually
slept ana found there her husband partially un-
dressed, and Mrs. Glasson In bed.
Miss Libby Howell, her daughter, testified that she
her, while On Visit AZ Sing sIn., and brought her
with him. they went home together, and
son, and moved to q room adjoining his
own; Mary, the servant girl. came up and
made statement to Witness mother about her
father being in Mrs. Glasson's room; went down the
front stairs, and on going into the room found
father IN bed with Mrs. Giasson; knocking at the
door was heard ana her father went and opened 1t;
her mother then came In and her father then put
them both out; next day they went TO the Kitchen
to make some tea; met her father, who SAID, N
you ever repeat what you heard or saw last night
you win not 1--we TWO days;n he also said he wished
he had choked both OF them, meaning witness and
mother who told them not to enter the house again
unless for their clothes; went back ana was met
by her father, VINO took the Keys her room from
her; said to him, 'Where Will go to sleep to-
nighty' he said ne did not care.
After some further examination the hearing Of the
cast was adjourned till this morning.
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SUPREME COMPLEMENTARY 2.

The Long Island Railroad Calasfrophe-Ac.
tion 10 Recover $4,000 Damages.
Before Judge Gilbert.
sdt,ard Van Gdssbeck rs. The Long Island rat
road Company. is an action growing out OF
the terrible catastrophe the Long Island Railroad
near Willow Tree station, on the 2sd OF Aprn last by
which several persons were killed and numbcr OF
Others more or less injured. The Pa1ntin was ON
the ,ran which left Hunters Point half past ten
a. M. on the day In question, his destination
being Huntington, l.. /. The train was speeding
along, and had arrived 10 point near VII.
low Tree station, when, as claimed, rail
broke and 1t was thrown from tue track. Plain
TN, with others. was partially buried In the
wreck; his head was crushed, collar bone fractured
ana right arm paraiyzed.. Subsequent examination
oil his injuries revealed the TACT that there were no
less tnan thirty -four wounds on his scalp and head
Plaintin Also alleged tnat previous to this catas.
tropne his sight had been impaired, and nc mad gone
TO Berlin, where he was treated by ocuists WHO
succeeded In partially restoring the visionary powers
which ne had lost; that ne was then able to ride .
horse down Broadway, New YORK. alone but that
the injuries which he had sustained by reason OF the
accident had destroyed mis- sight, and he was now
Obliged to be led about by boy He therefore
brought suit to recover damages in che sum OF
S5e, ,0O0
The defence was general denial and II was
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COMMON PLEAs-SpeClAl TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge Van Brunt.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Porte, Us. B,,cknsaa.--M Notion granted.
Lnhen us. Chapaan.-Moti0n to set aside re.
feree's report granted.
Dalton ps. Taptor-All0wance OF $3.50 granted.
Hetden cs. BUtt.--AilOwance OF nye per cent
granted.
fhe Gordon Manufacturing Cosnpdnv ps Bay
chtu-Motion denied, with leave to renew on iur-
ther Atildavts.
Derby rs. Hartnean.-Motion denied II the de.
fendant pay within ten days all taxes and assess
ment5. which are liens upon the proceedings
BAKER rs. Siephehs.-Deiaulr opened, appeal to
be submitted at Special Term.
Bdch US. Hdoer.-See memorandum with clerk
Netggetd Us. Cher3d 4,tscIea beth Reuben.--Tbis
was an application for perpetual Injunction to re-
strain the defendant fro m controlling or interfering
posed q the pIanSfr an and SVSiSs ctSsrs com on
the ground that the vice president was
Issues were referred to referee, who reported In
lavor OF the plaintln, and on this report the clerk
entered Judgment accordingly. motion was
made TO set aside this entry on the ground OF rregu
larlty. Judge Van Brunt granted the motion and
held the judgment entered to be null and void
all DEGREES and Judgments should De entered only
upon The direction OF the Chancellor or Vice Chan
cellOE There was nothing IN the code which indI-
Gated that any change IN the practice In this re-.
speed was intended. The code provides that In an
action had before referee his report shall be the
decision OF this court and Judgment shall be entered
as upon decision OF the court IL had always been
the practice that cases tried in equity the court
snould direct the entry OF the Judgment, ana the
clerk mad no authority to enter the same without
port OF referee thar the drecJ the entry
o Tue Judgment upon Bucn report
The New York herald., 1870-02-01

AND TRSMIRER.--The case Of Charles w Jay, editor
or the Unton Seuamel, who WAS indicted Tor an
allessd ne3 % Judge David Naar was called at inc
granted postponement Of the case until the next
term, winch commences on tpc second Tuesday OF
made IN ad1davit 20 the eject that United states
Senator John p. stockton was an Important witness
IN sne case and could not De produced until con-
gress adjourned
THE LEeIsLAyuRs met last evening" The debate
on the ffteepIh amendment Will take place to-day In
the Assembly. white the Senate wl dispose OF the
Jnstices' bl The Dill amending the charter Of me
consolidated city Ia Hudson county will not he INTRO
duced lli next week. II IL somewhat curious tnat
the name OF the new city has not yet been promul-
gated. fhe debate this biil VIII attract great at.
men nave engaged rooms ALREADY at the hotels for
next week. The details Of the bill win be arranged
IN caucus so that there Will be little delay IN push
Ing II through both houses.
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CRiMK N NEW YORk STATE.
Murder Near Ithaca

brutal murder was committed near Ithaca .ast
Thursday night. The murderer is a Young Inan
named Joseph Wood, aged about TWENTY-FIVE years.
ana MS victim was IN elderly man VINO resided
upon ana cultivated farm near Ithaca.
Wood had been IN MS employ, ana was tie
accepted sultor Of the old mans daughter Re-
Gently they had disagreed, and tho farmer had dIs-
charged Wood aud broken up the proposed alliance.
Thursday evening Wood procured hatchet Al
Ithaca and, returning To his late employers resi-
dence attacked and literally hacked the old man in
pieces. The daughter went 10 her fathers AID ana
assaulted bis murderer with a suck OF wood. Tha
murderer satec MS vengeance aud tnen ned. The
Sheriff oi Iompkins county Offers reward OF 1900
Tor the arrest and delivery OF Joseph Wood the
murderer at Ithaca lie IL described az being about
twenty-five years old, about i've feet nine or ten
inches III height, aud weighs from lao to 1850 pounds;
bue eyes, snort, sandy chm whiskeTs; DARK hair
bald rom the crown OF the head narr. San an
dark SACK coat. yellow pants, dark stripe down tne
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, the rJesident,
Mr. Kelley, presiding.
After the inmates or the previous meeting were
READ and approved few unimportant resolutions
we're presented and referred.
ARAoE FOR THE POLICE JUSTrcEs.
resolution was adopted directing tue Street
Commissioner To furnish each or the police Justices
or the Guy witn suitable badge baton anu stat or
Office.
MORE ASSISTANT CLERKS.
resolution was adopted giving the Clerk OF the
Board vi Aldermen power 10 appoint gentleman.
whose DUTY II shall De TO supervise and prepare for
publication III The Corporation newspapers all mat
ters relative to the Conmon Council ms salary to
be the same as IL paid To the Sixth Assistant Clerk
OF the Board OF Aldermen.
The Clerk Of this Board was also authorized to
appoint two additional clerks IN his ONCE 10 ba
called the Filth ana Sixth Assistants and tie Clerk
OF the Board OF Aldermen directed 70 appoint
an ''eIghIh' assistant NJ salary OF 81, 900 per
annum.
At this rate the Boards will not be satisfied un,lf
each member has nian appointed from has par.
tcuiar dlstrlcE"
BELGIAN PAVEMENT.
The Croton Aqueduct Department was directed Ia
have Nineteenth and Twentieth streets from Sixth
70 Tenth avenue, paved with Belgian pavement.
DONATION 70 CHURCH.
Inc Comptroller was directed " draw his war.
rant IN favor OF the pastor Of the Church or the In
carnation, In Madison avenue, for s3317 30 as a
donation 10 be appiied IN payment taxes Tor the
work OF opening Lne avenue.
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SUPERIOR cOuRT-TRlAL TERM.
Imp0rtant Question of Practice-Opinion by
judge McCunn.

Judge McCnnn.
The By0ohEya OH Works Us. Daniel Bro,cn ct al.--
On application for the adjournment Of the trial in
the case Judge McCunn delivered the following
Interesting opinion:-
BY some courts the adjournment Of trial held to ba
his denial of the posponement be assigned
new s % exception 'Is
sTssion so, .as Iasss a. t trial s.ili xs .am. i
sT o o' s.
incacasbs importance IN the annsra,on or justice and
s ss nc a's 81 s
I mot be o ss
orc tenns second the adavit must exhibit these
sent evidences due diligence in the procure
aendancs Of the witness and an Of his probable
sSdav. should properly Be made by the party no, oy tho
e subp@na he nes s"e or se sAa ns
dc bsne esse and neglected these precautions, he
fendsn. must swear positively that the witsess Is material
psef Sc ssss
Thsse aTs the Of the common adavit and suf
party 10 an sdoarnSent But i there has already been
the trial at the instance OF the party solicit
Ing suppostion that his application merely for delay
then he must present special affidavit At this juncre he
discretion Of tne Court q liberal than under
other % sss as sPeoa sndays must exhibit
ness. II tho Court can that the evidences pro
Se "a r. @ sFan M not be So asSn
Of the facts proposed ts proved by the absent witness
win defeat application for posponement. One Of
the most essential inquiries IN of this kind s did the
witness before notice of trial. for IL he did
there other positive FOR postpoDng
In this the affidavit is faulty in all Its parts and
comply with Of the requirements. shall therefore,
order the trial to proceed unless defendants spulate
allow inquest the next adjourned day, they not
ready to proceed n they spuate then the stands
adjourned until Monday next tIhe parties stipulated and
Queen Mcdce there will be found OF the most delight
fu dscussions record this important question Then
Mr.. Daniel OConne placed himself firmly on tho broad
prnopcs have enuncstcd above and although the bias
OF the court evidently driited in the plaintiff
get Mr.. oCopue sd clearly put his propositions.
position he assumed had recognzei and adj
Journed accordingly.
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Edgar ~ Br0tcn et a. Us. VIM. g. FOrd.-Extra
allowance OF nve per cent granted.
Jona Stetoart et al vs. Eugene V0n Schoe1stng.-
Notion granted
Commercial Wdssnouse OompQns at Ne,o Yorlc
vs. John s. Grdber.-Moton denlcd, with ten dollars
costs.
". b. C9antn ct az us. O. s zacharfs "a aL-
Same.
Charles v. crosby ps. George D. S,ttton.-Motion
granted and referee appointed.
granted.
Aierts H. AcTtrofae ct al u.s. HENRY e. Dartes Jr.
Ftabifc Adm fdtor.-Same
John EdTaes ps. Ann Eames.-Motion denied with
out costs.
Soion Fdnen Us. DaUtd Rester.--Motop granted
and cause referred,
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Snicide by q Wornnn.

Mrs. Mary Ann Brooks OF Watorvllle Oneida
county, committed suicide last Wednesday night BY
Drowning. ABOUT threc years ago Mrs. BfOoks was
ocserleu Ny uef uusnsind aud left 10 care three
snal chii0ren. since the flight OF the wretch Ihs
poor woman has mad severe struggle 10 support
ucrseH and children and her despondency at times
mas been very great. Her trials have been Weighing
upon her mind with unusna force Of late, aud the
sulclha act " correctly attributed to her grief and
uestitution. wednesday nignt early Thursday
morning she lett her bed, ploeeeued To gr,si mil
of Mr Jones, on h,l street, and threw herself IN the
raceway. Her oody was recovered early Thursday
morning. Mrs. Brooks was about forty years OF age
She leaves three children
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouaT.
The Wallnbeut Improvement.
RAfOrn IudUQ Vpnadict

The argument In the matter Of the motion made
on the part OF the United States Tor an injunction
restraining the Wallabout Commissioners from con.
tinuing tho work OF improving the Kent avenue
basin until they place CRIB work on the government
side OF the basin In the same manner a. they have
on the city side was to have been heard yesterday
afternoon. Mr. McCuc. OF counsel for the Commas
sloners, however, asked for postp0nement, In
order that he might have an opportunity to prepare
certain other affdavits 70 be submitted in arrl.
ment, and the case was therefore postponed until
Monday next. District Attorney Allen appeared for
the United States