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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-17

But we do not boast of any long tan
gents which are here only delusion and
a snare, or that we have no curves of less
than a half or quarter mile radius when
sharper curve would make sensible
difference in the amount of work. The
triumphs Of modern Engineering it seems
to me are to he made use of whenever and
wherever they will assist us. If the high
est English authority says that locomo-
tives have been so improved that curves
of FIVE and six hundred feet radius "are
segarded almost as good as straight lines'
surely we need not hesitate in occasional
y using a curve with radius longer than
either when it will help us out of diff
Guilty.
This principle and this alone has guild
ed me in the whole location, nor do feel
ashamed of our work. Not that | regard
it as by any means perfect. Doubtless
there are many minor changes which can
and will yet be made as the progress Of
construction developes their necessity, for,
as once remarked to you, 1 regard nc
part Of line as unalterably located and
beyond change until it is absolutely
graded.
Besides the saving thus effected it has
been thought best in some cases to substi
tute trestle work for embankment. This
is confined principally to some heavy fills
encountered in the descent from Walder
summit" and where it was apprebended
that rock might also be found in the cuts
In this way we save not only the differ
erence between trestling and earth OIL
rock filling but avoid the building of long
and heavy culverts.
The road is now under contract for it,
whole length, and work has been going OF
for some time at the two extremes. No
so large an amount has been done as
could have desired, but it is hoped that s
movement along the whole line' viii
soon be made. 1t has latterly been diff
cult to procure laborers on account of thu
demand for help by the farmers. Blu
the contractors have been requested t.
increase their force and will do so as fas
as men can be obtained.
l can not close without expressing m,
obligation to the Resident Engineer
Messrs. Rust, Sigourney and Early, to
the readiness and zeal with which they
have seconded me in all my efforts to OBJ
tain favorable line without too great al
expenditure of money.
Respectfully submitted,
| A. G. MITCHELL,
Chief Eng'r P. Il D. r. r., I
W. Division.
Engineers Office, Aug. 9, 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-17
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

I'M subscriber, having retired from the firm
NxW. & R. G. Gilbert Of Montpelier, will
llI1ue the practice of Dentistry, in all its
n1<hes, at
MORRISVlLLE,
~ as good work will be furnished at reason
b trices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
a. And shall hereafter keep my Office open
61g tn, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
)NTH, but shall be away from home more or
\ u the remainder of the time.
6xye Ali the mo lern improvements, and
mi entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
7 III be required. u
r. G. GILBERT.
4Rrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 39tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-17
'LACKSNITH-SHOP
WITH AN OLD BLACKSMITH! |!

Dan no longer rent the shop where have
.nsincss during past years, have removed
Zee of buliness TO new shop q few rods far
rrth on tho ame street, and with new tools,
ices and less ypenses, believe can satisfy
~ will favor me with work. Farmers pro-
aken In exchange for work, Mt ruling prices.
JOSEPH GAUTH1ER.
Ie Park, Nov. 8. 1869. stiff
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-17
Miscellaneous.
1kSNIIrHING.

) Subscriber having purchased the shop,
I'D good will of the Establishment lately own
Henry J. Lilley, Is prepared to do all kinds
u in his lne. promptly TO the satisfaction OF
IONS, and at reasonable rates Of charEe--re
lily solcits the public patronage. N. B.
liar attention given TO horseshoelng.
. Park, Nov, I'd. 1869. PATRICK McELR0Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-17

SILENT lNFLUENCE.---If sheet Of paper
on which key has been laid, be exposed
for some minutes in the sunshine, and then
instantaneously viewed in the dark, tho
key removed, faded spectre of the key
will be visible. Let this paper be laid
aside for many months, where nothing
can disturb it, and then in darkness be
laid on plate of hot metal, the spectre
Of the key will appear.
This is equally true Of our minds. Ev--
cry man we meet, every book we read.
every picture or landscape we see, every
word or tone We hear, leaves its image on
our brain.
These traces, which, under ordinary
circumstances, are invisible, never fade,
but in the intense light Of cerebral ex>
citement, start into prominence, just as
the spectral image of the key started into
sight on the application of heat. 1t is
thus with all the influences to which VIC
are subjected.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-17

1.-The greatest pleasure of life is love;
tho greatest treasure Is conteptmeut the
greatest possession is health the great.
est ease 10 sieep; and the greatest msdi-
cine il Q true friend.
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]. PECK, Dentist.

johnson, W.
raj teeth put in the best state ofprer srvation
y of the gums successfully treated artihcia
nade in every style known to the profession.l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-08-17
ARIES 0. DODGE,

Lamoille County Insurance Agency
Morrissville, Vt.
y In Powers & Giled's Block. Insurance
n TO any amount In the best and most reliable
and Mutnal Companies, and at the lowest
Farmers insure In the Farmers Mutual.
|insuring village dwellings, farm property
tilders risks fom I5 to so per cent. loss than
'othcr Company. This Company pays for all
Ldamage by lightning. have the Agency
list Of expiring Policies In Lamoille County.
4uoi Valley IN Orleans County, Hardwiek
!a.erbpry. No policy will be allowed 50 ex-
|lthout the assured having timely notice, All
unicatens, whether by mail OF otherwise,
Z promptly attended TO. 2tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-31

boarded u ; heavy sea. washing over
band q sailor named Thomas Ward
Every e6aEt vas made 10 rescue him, but
h sunk before assistance could reach
hin. Ward uas a ! afixe Of Australia
The S4ste Council Of Fenians yestsr-
dr. decided no 70 aeeept the money
subscribed Saturday fer a waIhke move
ueut. rs TIE nsEs from Canada IS not
encouraging.
British Columbia safe for the PRESENT.
About - O'Clock tbs forenoon. y. O..
Lansing uei Hiltsn. publisher Of The
AazerpA N Montgomery street. near
Commercial. AID saef him with = Derin-
eer: tie bail entering he left side # the
lea. ne4r The hae Ct the jaw. passing
%. ur2sr tie right eye. As SOFA IS the
sAai vas hfed Lansing remarked hat he
had killed fhe beast rho had been pub
fishing hzs Elfe a. = prostitute; and rave
himself into the s~easIoly Of n nfhcrr.
H SAYS tGaf Hilton published his wife
fhres tines. and each tine promised. on
being remausiratsd Nth, No. 10 repeat
the oHruse.
Numerous ofers far hail were inme-
dsa'ely made. and much sympathy ex-
pressed for Lansing.
Hilton. though disagared, IS not dan
seuolsly injured.
Dispatches from Gorinns say the In
diAns are running Ct stage stock be
tseen the Big Sandy and south Pass.
SnoW storms all Along the line. At
Bryan the snoN Is inches deep.
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CANADIAN NEWS.

IozcSno. Ny 50
ARTILLERY zna infantry are rsaay for
azf7Te service. TIE 7fh H5zhZnders
VI probably ~ stationed a Qasbee for
oH5srS GaraEan i protected BY the
5s-h infantry Ottoza. garrSanzi ~ the
18Th ME BRIGADE. Il Malone. H4na-
CANS and Hoeel's hotels. where tie OIL
eers stop. are n thz possession e Gen.
Mas8s- wha Las ordered TIE arrest = al
FeuiAn offers aud Gen. Gleason. Col
lindsey. Dr. nonneAr. and Capt. Nam.
hss BEEN mz1ehef u the guard heuse.
TIE Feuizn camp has b%sn seized hy
United States troops Nth l0a MES and
Saae other arms. No arrests. Tie Te-
uians gave ID their arms after : short
4Arch IL the Lieutenant commanding
the regulars A hoF who ula,ai tie
SELLERS was assaulted by Fenians. bat
uescuai- he Feaizus arrested vii Be
brdnsht hsfare a United States Comuis-
siaa today. United States troops are
On the border, taking from ihe store
ha1ss Of the FsniAns Al arms and am
nznition-
CD. Becsis and tie 18th British have
eaas 10 Qaaaec. aud he volunteers no~
aoll the Caazaian frontier.
LIE lAsAIE4 A-4H#A VIII = AaEHCl
oszr 70 The evil ~aut4aufies q canada
Azainst fAe wishes Ct the volunteers.
Robert CAllney has % b added o the
arrests.
Esther MeMzboa zszz into tie sun
TT - avoid arrest.
Looomoaxss With open tracks are
kepi ready, vlfh stem I'd. night and
dsy. At nssray Il railroad depo,s whence
faev can l. sent faFSa7d. Sa-ni4 is
projected b. artillery fnam London. and
snfznrv from that an ather districts.
9ttaEa j. N : STATE 9 tzunt.e and NJ
defined excitement
Much sensation hseznss a telegram
from Washington announces tAat Thorn
ton has demanded his passporS
TIE Grani Trunk hHggi vas ordered
. l. in readiness 10 ara o1i Yesterday.
aaa al tbs men are rally. They could
X shipn@d for any point n 81 Minutes
There M Be- uraahle about a Geld
piece that Ms taken from the FeniGns
ahile in position OF United States ter
Htasy.
The facts are. that 4 IRE vas opened
y iAe Feui4ns on kzis. IA yards from
tie line. Ani that The Home Guard made
a uzsh doEn the hill shot down I've Fe-
mans, captured the gun. and returned
Eth Il Ihere Is 10 the slightest doubt
ibzT crossed into Vermont territory.
Tie fact CT ihs cAptafe q these last
Fenisns wzs not knoNn generally; as the
guards keYt silent about Il.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
WaaNanoS. NAY 90.

WASHINGTON. Nm 81.
The tine for ratifgiss the ssn Do
mingo treaty has been extended l. July
/. Fahens. Eho represents Bee. has
signed the extension, aB1 il has been
accepted b. SHeretary Fish. The pros
peel Of ratification Is improved.
The prospect Of passing any memorial
ar amnesty hin this session Is very slight.
there = 4 growing feeling against il
among Northern aud Border State Re
puhsieans. Letters from kentucky to
Senators state that If the Amnesty bin
passes John c. BFeekinidss VII Ger
tainlY succeed Garrett Davis in the
senate.
The Stale Department has received and
sill send 70 the Senate this week, f1r
ratification. the naturalization treaty
recently concluded between the United
states and Great Britain. and which j.
BASED on the protocol made By Minister
Johnson, a year and = nall ago.
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FROM CANADA.

TORONTO. NAY 80.
Dispatches from Buffalo say there are
leo Fenians who express a determine
ton TO make raid on some locality, but.
being without organization OF any
person capable os leading them. no at
tack need be feared. This opinion,
from such 3 source. Is to be considered
good.
Pert Claiborne people expect an At
tempt to BE made to.hreak the Wellaad
canal; but 50 far. plenty Of troops are in
the vicinity. and there Is really not much
danger OF the ueees Of any such under
taking.
Three hundred Red River troops and
one company Of regulars are under arms
here. ready to move on Port ColblrDe or
elsewhere. II occasion requires
TIE Red River troops sers to start for
Fort William tomorrow, but probably
ail nov be detained, as = precautionary
measure.
A IRE sEepi ovsr 3 vast tract Of woods
nsar Fort William. AZ Thunder Bay, on
the 18th. The burnt district is on the
route Of the Red River expedition. and
sill give some trouble N making q Rad.
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EASTERN NEWS.

NV 1oEE- Nay -
BaroiIhet, Peruvian Consul al San
Francisco. sailea for Europe Saturday.
The Manhattan Cricket Club defeated
the St Georges yesterday.
IN The extrar1insr Przctice game Sat
urdAy. preparatory % the champion
match between Rndolpbe and Dion. the
latter was defested-kis bro;he. Joseph
b+iting ia favor Of Rzdaiphe.
Il Is reported that Assistant District
Attorney NelloEs Is 10 sncceed Morris
Eey in Congress, and that Siekies and
Collector GHnsel are - change Pisces
The FeBiAn leaders here are instructed
10 seDd no more men TO the fronf, bni
forward money for the support Of the
Ne< Workers. The men az Malone are
peAriy fzmishai and dependent on the
charity Of the citizens The latter viii
pay their fare back 70 Rome. Prozin-
eut officers Of the Brusherhood agreed
10 dize0unteoaDce zfuzher hostile move
nent on tins eontineu1 and the men Al
Malone say they viii never have any
thing more % d. With the FeniAns-
Much anxiety j. felt 81 Montreal as 70
the disposition Of prisoners. The feeL
ing Is intense agzins; them. and extra
flcFaA+4oAs ar AA~L 80 GAolo ieUel 4a&-
A pzzty q druRksn Canadians Friday
tore down the flag Of the American S1s-
sal At St Johns. The Outrage Is do1bly
regretted by Citizens
o.SeH zill probably be released on
bail Monday.
Nv YoKE. MaT 80.
A Montreal special n The TnbaRe
Sfs information Is Eeeired from tbs
est thai; PFspsrionx for . descent upoz
Siss1ra are mere extensive than had beer
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FROM UTAH.

SAT- LAKE. Nav 80.
Brigham Young dinsd With the Boston
E~xcursionisfs YESTERDAY, and al the
party went to church IN the afternoon;
Rhen Brigham preached to them
A yonne man named Frank Aland, Of
Bloomington. Rich comfy. died yester-
DAY. from injuries received while
wrestling.
CaRrNSE. Nav 80.
A dispatch from BRYAN. Wyoming.
Nav -. states that the Indians rnn on
from Big Sandy station an the stock
belonging 70 the Bryan and South Pass
Stage Company. II i Thought that all
the stage stock between Big Sandy and
South Pass has been taken.
A gentleman from Salt Lake City
states that the authorities Of that city
have notified the United States Marshal
that hereafter they vii not permit the
Incarceration Of United States prisoners
N their CITY Jail. In consequence Of
this determination IN the part Of the
city authorities. United States prisoners
are o :aken TO camp Douglas for i'm
prisoument-
CaETKR STATION. MAJ 80.
A severe snow storm is prevailing.
SNOW 5 inches deep. Commenced yes
ierday at 1 pm; also showed al Fort
Brilger and Piedmont.
BRYAN. Wyoming. Nav 30.
Weather cold. About three inches Of
snow fell to-day. and still showing.
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through the United States Senate Tor q
land grant for a railroad 20 connect Ore
eon with the Central Pacific. The grant
makes the connection by the way OF
Rogue River VALLEY. This understood
10 be against the wishes OF the Central
Pacific Company. who wished the con-
neeiion made further north. 81 that The
rad would enter Willamette Valley near
Eugene City. and cut Of Holidays
roa3.
Real estate here and throughout Ore
gnn is rapidly changing hands, at ad-
xaneing prices.
The general election viii take place
one week from to-day. Parties seem
almost at an equipoise.
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DwELLrxo HOTsE in Treasure City for
nes Trry ebezR- Enqzi-s = fkis o<&ee.
FOR dkax SLAVE and good work in
ne fszsorssl lire. 20 10 Erosoxs, Dunn s4r.e4-
Ear Hzz1fa4
Soucx. The Popzisr Restaurant
kscza - Rezas. in TrzAzrs Gin Ia heez
rzrzAAs~d ~ n =. BrzEsaA- TAoss xhs aessre
. ssod nal give him . call
MnLxxxx.-Ms. N. 7. Ward. Main
sErsz. sFpazlte weus. FErss Z Co. kssps CO.
ssz=sly m h.na he intesz sfyse< a. -;FsD-
Ese9& An kf1ds - ElEanery VIII - 70
eraer ~ tAe shazs<zf an<ses-
fxTKAx&1 REvExUK SIAM S1arE
II Al 6esszsnatioes. fo- nis AZ H. Fossoao.
oree5h@chk e0eSht and sid POSTAGE drzsts
$500 Al the Fd1ER cites AID towns Il
IL Cziisa S4AseA
TEE C~ozaoPoLxGx RES1auRAx has
hen ra2faed aaaesngznfiy fanishsd shruarkuut
I'D No. eea the haszssn4aez.biishn-nts
g tas ms = tAe CITY, - i hns ben ~ = hzR
n& tAs Esn~s pepzilx- On annl-nf q - ~
nes - ch4rzes azd w<u-fwzfSAed fnsaes OH
s4a 81 ~ e1eeilsns nal far % oeats-
AL~GEs At woEx; never idie. Frzpk
A3 s1nI IN E1s1, sn1
opeeea - = .rsaeaAss SsyzA III Eurefz Re=kz-
rant. ~ hnN - <snnA. our<sst. - ~. So
49, y Narza~u.e. nnF4h skds q Ma esr-ss
AamlroD- and IA AuzEs bn I'D 10 - Il,
freedkE Au[ 0hG zzA Il yon u1zf .susr-
nAAi. call g InErGn-
DrsPn=zA met and Conquered Pn;r
hss fs usas. Il inds1zfes tn SGD a ss..~
s1d ffs nsfzre. II the locality. prsEp%s IN,
fuaenEty q adisgr3sr we're not uznirssssd =
she tnr1are Il occasfonz. ne victim xouA 4,
sErprfned ~ dt4fh befnre h H1s cozErs0us 4
AA1rsr. Ehe tnde~crfhabe fngfures Whirh .,
oczrzny DFarpxsa precssde All donhs as 70 n
eA&s1rsr q ~ rz7sdy- Combat IT, enez
pru4pf3y w1FA TszxSTs EEyEEvEscEST srITzE
AFEzfesT TITS se1szuf s7rcfnr rneefs fhE d
e4Ee a. - Pcsnfs-1a M uEzfened stazusrk- II
toFYA ifver. she eozE1rs1ed bowels. the skHa
tered 8erves-ssd by rs5arsrg ~ fA.-Hs 0<1H1
70 their EztarzA eondirzal eeeex 5 H6AeAi rrFs
SD AZ Al Drlens=z
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imagined: ard fears zre entertained that
Ia Fen5zns n that ioezhn VII X across
before the Governmental rea3v.
4 Toronto dispateh ays The Govern
meut REGARDED the Whsle Rfzir uifh 80
mach indEershce, ap - yesterday. that
70 thcnzaI af danger L the western
Ines vas eas=rt&ins1. nov. nearly al
available volunteers AasS 8a ssile5
en-. with ths ~eKcertlon Il a hzt1alion
further t. TIE rszr, an those 2zs ordered
d b u readiness.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CzIcaSo. May %.
Tie Fenian excitement here i about
ever. Many gathered abaut headquar-
tens YESTERDAY. but u ealistnsa;s, No
appeals for faads.
Maj FinnerIy. attached 10 the Press
= the ctr. and # the most trusted Fe-
mans teleznp1s from Malone that the
afalr j ended; men denoIalized. a num-
her Of officers arrested. and tie only
question Is uox hos 10 return.
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DISPATCH!
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAS E3ASG-~o-eFellue, Aa| 50.
A proposition to return 10 tho I0.hour
rule IF labar was considered at a late
me4ing 81 the C~arpentsrs League. and
voted down unanimously.
On Friday evening next, the third an
niversary Of the Eighf-honr organize
lions VIII be observed. At Plaftis Hall
On which occasion Gen. VIM viii de-
liver the address.
Al a~noaaadlng China1an was beaten
until ~insenSihle, ami his arm broken, by
one and boys, while going along Jessie
street. tbs morning
The Honolulu steamer is expected to
arrive about Wednesday or Thursday,
With the Australia mails and passengers.
Il Is said that an assessment Of $ the
share was levied on the Seq. Beleher to-
Day.
The afternoon Stock Board was the
worsi held for FIVE years. Everythins
down. After a short SESSION. adjourned.
The attendance at the cemetery this
afternoon Nas not 50 large as hai been
anticipated. and nuch disappointment
expressed IN consequence. The meager
turnout Of z local military was due TO
an insulting letter published BY a mem
haT Of the 4. 4 Il. soHne weeks since,
n a morning paper. About 800 per
sons assembled at the ceremonies. and
IS the procession moved along Bush
street. thousands OF bouRets and WTeaths
we're handed to those il the ranks By
c.tizens. until every man had all he could
carry
Platt's Hal Is crowded this evening.
70 hear the anniversary lecture By Rev.
Or. stone.
The Fenians declare that they are sat
isiei the Canadian invasion Is a dead
failure. and the proposed meeting Of
volunteers o-nnrres evening viii be in
definitely postponed.
Stool TX - 1 81
Morning Board.
Original H5daan Trsaszse-ee0 shares. sA1,
silver wave-iuo sh1res So.
Nammoth-Iuu share. So
daan Tnsasure ConsoAd4iad-l0 shAreE. IS 81.
Arzinia-U -hzres. S.
Fsaiherst ae-HH slares. q. SOC.
Yellow Jsekfi-s@ sA2Fss. si5A, 5 .. ~. b.
Segregated Ba1eher-9 shsras. e.
B#lsher-Ha shar-s. slaA- - D 20.
Inn A-e - - - - 49,
~. L.. b -
Alnha-51 Ehares. sll4.
oRair-21 shares, Ia IA. D. %; Z.
AmasoT-1 skares. saG4 :. %.
D#uey-2f stsrs Il -.
0ediaen'4l-s8 shar~. sl1a-
Impsra-5esAans. &a. b s. a. a.. b. 80;
32h.
Kenfuck-la5 shares 81. =.
Challar- isu shsnaS. So. ask.
Crown puinf-l5u shtrS. slafs. lSA. 81. by.
HE K Norcnsss % shares. s184h 1&. -, b-3.
saSase-se shares. -. 4h. =, b D. "a
Sierra NeYsd2-lS5 shsnss So. So. ~. b.S.
Afternoon Board.
oriziEal Hidden Tnasurs-s0 shares. at so,
b. 10.
M~ammn,h-alo shares. 81. b %.
silver W4re-Io0 shEr :. 81. b. %.
Yellow Jackaf-I5o shznrs. So b. ID: 4zz 5. So
Could & CurTy-a shans. <lz4. 10. 5. %.
Oecidental-29 sa5rrs. sIs4.
ophir-l9G shzres si2.
lmpsrsal-a shars 50. b. so; 0a.
kenfnck til shares. S8s -
Challar-0 sh4res. So
Hale & Nurcr So shsres. $50. y. n.
SsyaEe-340 shares So. - D. ~. 81
Sierra NeV4G4-2S shars. So. 81. b. 50.
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SECOND DISPATCH!
WESTERN.

CINcISNATL Nav 50.
The decoration Of soldiers graves took
place to-day. Procession small. Gen.
Durbin. of Warren. delivered the Grafton.
The safe of the Frankfort (Ky.@ post
office was robbed yesterday n $500
worth Of stamps and 500 in money.
ST. LOUIS, May 80.
Memorial day promises to be more
generally observed than any previous
occasion. Thousands leaving the city.
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NV YoEx. Nay 30.
A fnghtfni gen occurred at The Bow
err Thesser SATURDAY. night. A young
woman who performs IN the cage with
the Puma hons was sized by the throat
by one Of the beasts. and terribly lacer-
sied before she could be rescued. Her
Flsrang shrieks TIRES The audience into
a panic, and many people tainted She
xss taken hone, and received prompt
surgical attention.
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FoRElCN NEWS.

LONDON, Nav 30.
Gen. Geo. Napier writes 10 the papers
sbont the pronptitade aud proEess dis
plAvei by the Canadian volunteers in the
late engags.nent With the Frni2ns.
The Posts telegram ns-iierafes the ex-
preston Of oonidenee in the good faith
Of the United States in the matter Of the
Fenian raid.
PAKIs. Mar 30.
Dispatches from Lisbon contradict the
statement thst the demonstration there
yesterday EEs ID favor Of Isabella.
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UTAH.

JoRINNE. Wy %.
A Chinese tnploye On the Central Pa
eiSe Railroad was k3itd az eorune
depot yesterday. while attempting to
jump on the hAilast train. while IN mo-
ton De missed the footing. aud fell
under The wheels-uhieh passed over
hin. causing death IN a few minutes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-31

EXC BAxENs Eo-sE.-P. VI. Eder,
the vell-knoxn banker in Exc. and one
of the most enissplsisg men in the
Country. Is still in the business. on the
Accommodation line with proper seen-
nfy1. and has 10 s1ooessor. As he re-
marks His banking card is crowded
cut this morning. BY press Of telegraph
news reaching .Ate; but VIII appear to-
morrow. d. A MeysnaorH ST SpAlding's
is agent for Eier 4 Cos forwarding and
commission hcuas-as see by advertise
nenf.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-31

DXxsKzorS Ou--One evening recently
in San Francisco. two Young ladies' were
fatally burned BY using q lamp filed
With kerosene not properly purified from
volatile s1hstanees-ss found by an ex-
Summation The mErdeTers who vii put
sueh = substance in the market. endan-
geribg continually the lives f the con-
snmers- ought to ts promptly indicted
and punished As murderzrs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-31
FROM M~ARYSvILLE.


"a@-N|F ~ -
At II a. n. to-day. the house OF J. j.
Rigs. three miles from Ynba City. was
destroyed BY FIRE. Mrs. Rigs vas burned
to death. Her husband Eas at work in
the field. Saw the fire. but arrived too
late 70 render assistance. Remains Of
deer ased were found. charred 10 a einier.
She was alone IN the house at the time
the FIRE occurred.
Pelham. a Narfolk colt. 3 years old.
w4s purchased by Thomas Atehison, for
5000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-31
FROM CARSON.

CAEsoS. Nay %.
The State Baard yesterday paraoned
John B. Gillian. Sentenced fer life from
Lander county. to take effect immedi-
aialys asa. James RbeaaeS, sentenced
far enc year from Lander county. u take
eject June 1t.
Pnce. conSiciei of murder in the
second deEree. st Genoa, vii be sen-
leaeei Iuee 81.