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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Buckfeid.

Agreeable to call of the Republican
town committee, the Republicans OF
Buckfiold met in caucus for the purpose
ofselecting delegates to attend the several
conventions-State,D District and County
also to select candidate to represent
the class composed OF the towns oil
Buckfield, Sumner and Woodstock IN
tho Legislature of,his State. The follow
mo is the vote for q candidate for Repre-
sentative.
Nahum Moore had 95, votes
Howard A. Chase 63
Gilbert Barrett l
Mr.. Moore having majority of all the
votes was therefore duly nominated.
The following are the Delegates TO at
tend the State Convention to be held at
Augusta the 18th inst: Thomas w. Bow
man, A. 2. Bonney. j. w. Written, X.
B. Waite; all are for the Hon. Sidney
Perham for Governor.
The following are the delegates to at
tend the District Convention to be held
ut Auburn to nominate candidate for
Representative to Congress for the Sec
ond Representative District: Geo. ID.
Bisbce, A. ID. White, j. II. Decoster,
Chas. II. Berry; all are understood to DC
for the Hon. VIM. p. Frye.
Delegates to the County Convention to
be held at Paris are, Gilbert Barrett, j.
w. Written, r. B. Waite, F. f. Buck.
Voted that each Delegate 10 the several
conventions be authorized TO procure n
substitute provided he cannot attend.
The following Resolution was adopted.
Rcsolved-That we, the Republicans
of Buckfeld present the name oil Col. A..
ID. White TO the Republicans of Oxford
County, rs n candidate for the Senate.
having the fullest confidence thnt his
long and unfinching devotion to III ir
cause in the past will be n sufficient
guarantee for his usefulness in that
position WILLIAM CHASE, Chair'r.
A. 7. BoNNny, Sec'y.
Buckield, June 4th, 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

The statement of correspondent
that young lawyer has been committed
to our Jail for the non-payment of a $500
tax, and which is going the rounds Of the
press, needs explanation. In the first
place. the individual referred 10. is 10y no
means lawyer-tho' il is said he is read
ing law book furnished by friend, and
possibly may be reading with reference
to the profession of law. He is I disabled
soldier, tho n strong muscular man who
laborcd nj haying last summer in our
town, and is considered by the Select
men of the town rs able TO work rs any
other man. He refused to pay his poll
tax on account Of disability. We under.
stand that he boasts that il has cost him
but about u cents 4 day TO live all winter.
and that he can read his law books in Jail
rs long Us The town will pay his board,
Possibly he has got just enough of law in
his head TO enable him TO resort TO this
dodge to make the town support him
while pursuing his professional studies.
We should say, however, that he is in pur-
suit acknowledge under difficulties. Our
advice would be that honest labor on the
farm or any where else would be more
commcmdable. The attempt to make out
4 case of persecution of poor disabled
soldier" will miscrably fail. He could
very easily hoe himself out of this r0W,
if lie desired to. The mans nam is
Rol!c, and he belongs in Rumford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

We have been favored with Gen.
Halls admirable address, delivered on
Memorial day at Bethel, and will publish
it next week.
The wife of Judge Walton died at
Portland last week, after long illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

1t is reported that Capt. Enoch
Knight, we'll known in our County rs a
versatile and sprigh,ly writer, and recent
ly connected with the Press, has purchas-
ed the Sunday Advertiser, OF Portland.
We hope it is true, for the paper will be
redeemed from its present unenviable
reputation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Buck field, June 4,h, 1870.

SroSEHAM. At republican Caucus
held at Stoncham. June 4th, f. s. Bartlett
and H. 7. Elliot were elected delegates
TO the State Conventions T.. $. Bartlett
and j. l.. Parker to the Congressional,
and s. Evans and Oris Parker to the
County Convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

The Portland Press learns from an
unquestionable authority that the report
OF conversation between the Bangor
correspondent of the Boston Post and
Gov. Chamberlain. existed only in the
brain Of the writer. No conversation OF
the kind ever took place between the
parties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

The first Caucuscs in Cumberland,
Franklin, Kenncbec, Washington, Pis-
cataguis and Oxford Counties, have re-
ported for Mr.. Pelham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

A Social Circle having for its object
the construction of sidewalks for our
Village, was organized on Monday evo-
ming last, and measures taken to carry
out the purpose. The meeting adjourned
to Academy HILL, on Monday evening
next, where it is proposed to make more
definite plans to awaken an interest in
the cause. All are invited to cooperate,
and it is hoped that Lcvees. Strawberry
festivals or Ice cream parties may be got
up to secure funds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

The Gardiner Journal is OF the opin-
ion that the third patty will unite on Mr..
Perham. but does not think they will up
on Gen. HerSey should he be nominated
by the republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

We have not time this week to give
shy extended report ofthc County Lodge
of Good Templars which met ut West
Paris on Wednesday. OF this week. II
was an interesting session, we'll attend
ed. A public meeting was held in the
afternoon. presided over by A. p. An.
drews, Esq, which was addressed hy III
F. Howard, T. f. Shaw, j. T. Gerald
and others. The next session, three
months hence, will be at Paris Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10

''lN Congress many seats are filled
by individuals who, twenty five years
ago, could not have an hour in decent
society in Washington. In the White
House a second rate military puppet
plays the part designed of old for States
men," oxford Register, May 9th.
CoMMRNT.-The Hon. John Morrisscy,
democratic member OF Congress from
New York, is building club gambling
house at Saratoga that will cost $50, 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
-Besides Mr. Dennet and MIS-. O. Y

Besides Mr. Dennet and MIS-. o. w.
Burnhnm, mentioned last week as having
gone to Europe to spend a year or more
TO cultivate music, are Mrs. Dennet, Mrs.
Barbour, sister TO Mr.. Dennet, Mrs. Wa.
terhousc and Mr. Marston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT

is constantly increasing in popularity and
circulation. Mr. Shaw, its editor and
publisher, is n live man and gets out a
live paper, omincntly deserving the cx-
tensive patronage it is receiving. There
arc bu. few more ably conducted or re-
liable papers in the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-06-10
Republican County Convention.

Jnne ~.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. June 3.
It Is regarded as improbable that Con-
gress Will act this session on the 1u%-
non Of the reconstruction Of Tennessee
There are six or eight contested cleo
ton cases yet TO be called up IN the
House, and twelve or fifteen to be re-
ported on.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
sent TO the Senate the report Of the spe-
cal commission. proposing IN ApPropri-
alton Of $4,000 for the construction Of
i've g steamers for the revenue ser
nee. 20 snpplant i've nov in use but in
sufhcaent and the sale Of six SAILING YES
sells Ii Is proposed 10 have twenty
steamers and three sailing vessels for the
Atlantic and Gulf, three steamers and
two schooners for the Pacific, and four
steamers for the lakes. Total officers.
lS5; crew. SIS: annual expenditure,
$74S. 629.
Fnends Of Cuba say large, quantities
Of arms have been dispatched TO the
Insurgents. ara additional supplies 20
soon.
Ex-Uni.ed States Marshal Jonas D.
Hoover died to-day.
Governor Geary. Of PENNSYLVANIA. in
. letter to Admiral Porter, strongly sup-
ports his desire for prompt and liberal
legislation by Congress, and states that
for the revival Of our commerce and navy
he believes in the establishment Of IRON
shiP-o1ildine yards by Government. and
me seeking Of our revenge for destruc-
uon OF our commerce by British vessels
snnng the rebellion, in the more honora-
oie way Of dyixirg British commerce
ION M oceans BY the creation of su-
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FROM CUBA.

HAvGSA. June 5.
The United States monitor Terrier was
conveyed here b the Tusearon-
The Captain-General has telegraphed
The hhbustering expedition from New
York on the steamer Upton disembarked
AZ Puerto Bravo. : few miles easf Of
Neuxitas. and vas attacked by Spaniards
one hundred strong. assisted by two gun
boats. and dispersed-losing 10 killed.
including Captain Harrison. Two were
drowned, and three taken prisoners. A
steam launch. rubber RATS, and the en-
tire cargo Of arms. ammunition and
medicine, which had been landed were
captured. with some correspondence
The Spanish naval commander tele-
graphs that the munitions captured con-
siSt Of two tuns Of powder, over lOo,U0
cartridges. and 1.SO rifles.
Cnsneros. commander Of the expedi'
tion, had sziled with the balance Of the
cargo for Columbia, 10 bring back the
~expedition Of go Colnmhians.
The Tox de Cuba says the SIX tuns Of
powder, 2,0oO rifles. and the entire ma
terial Of the expedition. fell into tbs
hands of Ba-et's troops. and severa
prisoners were Immediately executed
Date Of landing not stated.
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IMMlsRAaTs wAsTfp.

Another immigration society has in
corpor4ted in San Francisco. its purpose
being to induce immigration from En-
rope. to settle on farms. vineyards and
idle lands Of California. If q feS thous-
and Industrious people can be got owe
from Europe and set to work. and not get
to voting and carrying on too active a eau
casian business for a few months. those
bngAdes Of plaza workers can be kept up
for election purposes. The whole State
would feel the benefits. and naturally
San Francisco would be restored to the
proper condition of activity to sustain 8
thousand CAucasians constantly on the
alert. We wish the immigration society
success. A good thing can BE- made of
those industrious people at the start, by
vaccinating them all before landing.
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Foa A CLEAN SHAVE. and good work In
As seasoriA iine. 90 70 Hrpeoss. Dunn street.
De1E MAN,
INTERNAL REvEsrE AND SrArx SrAMp%
= Al denominations. sar sal. Il he PossDs~
1reeeoacks bought snd SID Po<scnc% drains
- an Al the principal cities anA towns in
tHk C~osxoPoLrras RESTAURANT has
eee. rsdsfsd and eirg.ntiy furnished thrcuehou,
sedtsncv one 81 the hsndsnmess essahaishn.ns.
= - kand in the city. as It has hr<n fog 4 horg
19t.e aro<S popular. on account ~ ia Low
eh.rE<s and w~eIlfauniShed tables. cAu
40 - A exoelent meal fer % centx-
AISkrs Az WORK; never idle. Frank
hsnAn ns retarned frun q sharf run East ana
oPSnea up IN frss-class sfyie the Fur.k. n.s..,
III :. ~ cd sand. opposite n xev.s. So
- N1f<eoase. no-1h side q Main ssrr~s
1sa.en. sad VIII always BE dad 10 se~ Ms
Me@a. call On Ingram.
oszD UP.-EzArs roa Yorsc Mr.
NE enervaesa and used up. via have ,o~s ,h.,,
yoe.n.el merry, szAsasion and bra,v x4,u- !,
$3.50 snc1AL RL~EAerax-EitA woras d.
- s-rt 49, az ir IL nseninely hope.
1owapr N seaea enve1ops- Addres,
nosAhp ASSOCIATION. Bon P. Phfl.delpSis
f11nsEtvanfA
A B1Essrsa INFINITELY Murrrr1rn-
Tse discovery of the seata.r sprsas has ~.
baesztnr 10 thousands. but The sxs-,-sn, - 4.
Esa1iziEai eene4fs "a thu whole ci~Ilne1 -.
thrnuEh D medium a. TAKzssrs Frrrrv~.
cEsT eFLrxE2 AIxRIExr. u . boon whs-h -
fnrn - woras can ad-quafely deScrfhe. It Ia !.
n D1aio7s spQ1 Dilfions uf Seit1ar eprnRs-
hrznc1es e tie Yer-ut fannezin. an4 N an n
syeras The s@me-hsd spFzng up spnpfsnecusl
- 81 A~N<ANA~AAA- -a<snn AktianMa~-~. ahai
nk hevef. p1rffvfng she taeea. cheering A.
2nsd1ney. and diGa<ins heAlfh and hose a. -.
80 ~ - AsEpy szesta seid BY a
-
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ball at the Cosmopolitan, to the Boston
party.
The Captain Of the British ship Hm;
Wilson, Sunday, put the U. 5. Marshal
of on a tug-boat. and went 70 sea, IN
violation Of q process of the Federal
Courts. 1t is reported a revenue cutter
will be sent after him.
The Jennie A Consolidated Mining
Company has filed a certificate OF lneor-
poration. Capital stock S~2,2OO,OOO-
1900 shares, ut so each
Elections for officers of Mechanics
Institute and Industrial School are going
on this evening.
But little excitement about subsidy
election, which takes place ~to-nlorrow.
The Negroes will vote, for Their nrsi
time here.
Maria Baker has procured an injunc-
ton against the tax collector, restraining
him from selling certain outside lands
She gave bonds in the sum Of Sl5,o0O.
The Attorney General has commenced
an action 10 Dust II. d. Dunn from the
Office Of Commissioner Of Immigration
and to levy a fine Of 5000 on him FOL
holding over.
Sophia S. Neale vas decreed a divorce
to-day from Vim. 5. Neale, by Judge
Dwinelle.
The First Baptist Church has beer
granted permission to sell real estate Oh
ST nckton street.
The case of Elizabeth C. Chapman vs..
the Mutual Life Insurance Company, tC
recover 81. 000. WAS decided by United
States Circuit Court to-day in favor o.
defendant.
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BY TELEG
szszt = "a Ia -. CIR Ysvx
EAsTERs NEWS.

NV foEE. June 8.
Dispatches have been sent bv ISraelits
citizens TO heads Of the Jewish Societies
IN London. asking The fullest informa-
ton as to the ramored buteheries in
RonmAniA. bat have net ret been an
svered. The absence Ct further inform
alton aRgments the almost general belle.
that the reports ARE unfounied.
The nsw match between Radolphe ana
Dion Is fixed for June II.
Il Is Yamored fhes to members Of the
Cuban yunta are n ths employ Of Span
ISL spies.
Atkinson's bobtsn factory. in Pa,s--
son, \. j.. burned Friday night. LosS
$3.50
A cable dispatch reports the French
troops defeated By tnhes in Morocco.
and a rising in Algeria Is feared. Re
Inducements are gong forward from
Toulon.
Waehtel. the tenor. i Is reported las
resigned from the PARIS OpeZR- IN ocr~
qnenoe OF q change By Pain Of unsae
familiarity during the performances. Re
made q satisfactory ~explznzsion 10 h@-
and the talk of . dla siih her Husband
has sahsided-
II is reported that the Pn1os Imperial
Is Afhanced to . daughter Of Isabella Q.
Spain
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FOREIGN NEWS.

VIENNA. June 5.
An Imperial decree s uni
versal exposition here in 1873.
LoSDoS. June 5.
Advioes from Rome report 3 violent
scene in the Council sss1 Week. between
Bishop Msret. GAilican prelate. and
Cardinal Beto. during the discussion Of
the ~infalhbility. The bitter language
created much excitement.
BERLIN, June 5.
Bancroft awaits fresh instruction from
Washington. before proceeding with ne
soti.iians with Prussia on the rights Of
natnrAlized citizens. He has gone N a
visit { the South German States.
PARIS June ).
The Chambers Of Accusation Of the
High Court Of Justice yesterday returned
indictments against - persons, for con-
spring against the safety of the State
and life Of the Emperor; p for eonspir-
scy against the safety of the State; 5 for
pillzge of priSsts property, with open
force; one for attempting 10 pillsge. one
for attempting 10 murder: n for sssas-
siuation; two for melting attempts
against the hfe of the Emperor; and one
fer completely in the same crime. Al
remanded for trial.
Ioxpox, June 5.
Dispatches from the United States an
nounce the receip, of reports OF mas
sacres of Jews by Christians in Rou-
magma. No aivie4s have reached here
on the subject. and the continental news
agencies deny thai there have been any
recent ouirages upon the Jews of Rou-
magma.
MADRrD. June 5.
Espartero has vrittsna letter, saying
he will refuse the crown, even If the
Cortez decree il to him.
The Englishmen captured by Spanish
brieands have been rescued, and arrived
at Gibraltar.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO. June 6.
Potter Palmer announces he viii COM
mence. July LIST. the erection OF an i'm
mense hotel bearing his name. corner Of
State and Monroe street: to be eight
stories high and contain $50 roo,ns; 10
cost. with the ground, 3, o0.O00: the
architecture to Be yerv elaborate, similar
10 Lenore Palace. bailt by Louis Phil
lippe. and to surpass in style Of elegance
any hotel yet ~bailt-ei,her in this coun-
try OF Europe.
During last evening tEo men, one q
lake captain and the other a policeman.
fell dad in the street No cause known
II either case.
Both the Michigan Central and Michi-
gan Southern Railroads. with their res
pectiye connections. aBBaune the reiae-
tion Of frs;-clAss fare from here 10 New
York 10 so.
The Democrat. a ley weekly paper.
the name indicating its politics. made its
appearance to-day. Geo. ". Rust. for
merry corSec;ei with The Chicago Times.
editor and Publisher.
DETEou. June 5.
The Courier Office. at East Saginaw.
Vas damaged by FIRE $500 worth. In
surad.
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RaIlReAs mArIEsa-Tm EEEyIzs To
acgRaN EFEHlHa.

On First Page Of to-day's News viii be
found the report Of the Committee ap-
pointed by the first meeting to collect
and write up the facts serving to show
the necessity existing for = better means
of transporting freight between White
Pine and the Pacific Railroad. The re-
port Is as complete As could well have
been made up in the limited time allowed
the COMMITTEES for is preparation.
The showing We think > very substAn-
sisl one. and certain TO receive the care
fnl attention Of practical railroad men
TIE Central Pacific Company has the
Eatsfial lying idle which would serve to
construct and equip the entire read, and
probably The best chance for success. in
aiming At the speediest completion and
opening Of the proposed road. hes in the
possibility of some arrangement with
that Company. A year ago, one Of the
prominent stockholders in that Company
vas conferred with = 10 Why they did not
put ont a branch to concentrate the White
Pine trade. He replied that some people
designate them . grasping monopoly;
that they preferred to make no effort for
branch roads unless in ease the people
most Immediately concerned made a
movement and asked their cooperation,
that they thoughi well of White Pine
and its surroundings. and would at al
tines be ready to hearken 10 PROPOSE
tons from the people.
All this was natural. and nov We have
strong hopes that the movement so har-
monioGly made by u own people Will
be a guaranty TO men possessed Of the
requisite means, and that the result Of
earnest efforts. honestly and indus
triously pursued. will be the early COM
pletion of s railroad connecting HamIl-
ton and Elko.
Railroad people have asked for Z
showing Of business to justify the cen
struction Of this work. The report We
today print furnishes that. Further
more. an interview has been asked; and
We presume the meeting on Wednesday
evening viii take into consideration the
propriety Of q committee Of conference.
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SECOND DISPATCH!
EASTERN NEWS.

B4SSoR. Ne, June 6.
The hot term continues. TheFmome-
ter, yesterday, 90 to So. The lumber in
terss; is seriously affected by the drouih.
Many millions OF logs abandoned and
hung up.
PHILADELPHIA. June s.
The upper stories OF the building .
and Il South Thigd street, burned last
night. The Drug Exchange and several
other buildings slightly damaged.
SEw YoKK. June 6.
The ship ". F. Storsr. of the Black
ball line Of Liverpool packets. With a
valuable cargo. lying Al a pier in East
river. was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss 500. 600.
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TzAr SrszDr-whether San Francisco
shail 60 into bonds Of a million dollars.
TO aid the Southern Pacific Railroad
comes on ~ the election this morning.
Efforts have been made BY Working
mems organizations. 90 called. to array
all working men against the grant; but
we doubt their success-for . good msny
quiet industrious people. have come to
think that . large share Of these oreAni-
ears are only PiAzA workers and dema-
eogues. banded more fer partisan service
than for actual work. They are too
much IS Lincoln described one Of the
early Generals Of ths army; HI on
parade. but not worth a-for service
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
szs=l : =. TIA =. Urn
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Sax FASuzoo. June 6

-
A fire hxoke OFT last night in a house
On Folsom street. Owned by Mr. Phillips.
II Was extinzuished before the building
uAs destroyed.
The ns& German Catholic church
Sas Dedicated yesterday. With Appropn-
ATE ceremonies
The members Of the Boston party dis
trlo1is6 themselves anon the various
churches YESTERDAY. They, however,
did not attend the theaters in the even
H.
Al D1Iley. his ito Sens, and Edzard
I1Ehzn. who repeated the Pigeon Hill
bate On Nou-goner street 8 feE
evenings sine. were 4 police court this
Eurz.ag- Tie 5sfsDdzu; asks : ron
nzzEze= Of the case one week. Tie
prosecuting attorney resisted the motion.
he Apparently feared Il an examination
zNs Rot had AZ once the parties might
Ezi together again n some shickly popu-
practise The eozrt finally continued
the ease all ne1t Wednesday. Defend
znfs counsel sid il <oald take three
days to examine tie case; and If they
zre Dot mrre skllifal than their clients
II VII take q week
TIE SICK man At the hospital. Who
sgnEied his oonvAleseenee BY whipping
his nurse. Was fined SIS by the police
cozrt to-day.
The annual election Of officers Of the
Industrial School takes place this even
ing.
The steamer 'AjNx' inst arrived. with
mails and passengers from Honolulu and
Australian ports. The Ajax made the
voyage 10 Honolulu IN a little over 9
days. and returned in Is days and a feS
hours She exchanged Australian pas
seneers at Honolulu with the City Of
Melbourne which WAS to sail May 2lth.
to return to Australia.
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The ELEcSyoS, yesterday. vas the most
orderly we ever witnessed in aay city.
At the time of writing the result is not
known; but it is generally conceded. by
those who kept lookout. that the entire
Republican ticket is elected. On ac-
count of the general scratching. we ex-
pect the board to be occupied all nigh,
with the count, and 50 will not have
time for comment after receiving the re-
suit. The eolored voters turned ont
early, and cast their vote like veterans.
There were sly predictions that they
would not come 10 the scratch, and they
did motor We understand they all
voted the Republican ticket straight
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MARYSViLLE.


Over 80 miles Of the California and
Oregon Railroad extension is completed.
Doubtful whether the road viii be built
beyond Chico this Summer. The i'm
preston prevails N railroad circles that
the construction force, after the road
reaches Chico, vii be transferred 10 the
San joaquin Valley road.
Rumored that the Union snd Central
Pacific viii consolidate and purchase the
Vallejo read.
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FROM UTAH.

CoRrSSE, June S.
The Gentle Convention to nominate a
delegate to Congress Will b held here
the lash.
TO-dAy's aixiees from Logan. Utah.
state that three Indians arrived here
last night. reported = fight near Green
River. between Whites aud Shashones
combined. against CLsyennes. The hght
resulted in the defeat OF the Cheyennes.
Loss not stated.
SALT LAxE. June s.
Ore from the Tniic mines shipped
cas-; and vest today.
G~rssshnppen continue their raraees
on the erups. Pears entertained they
uih seriously damage the growing grain.