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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-10
BY TELEGR APH !
Special 70 The White Pima Daily News.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES!
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, August 0.

hAShiNoioN, huBuSt ~
A correspondent telegraphs that Baron
| Gerolt, the Prussian Minister, is in high
spirits, having received numerous con-
gratulations on Prussien victories. He
publishes kilograms of news as he re-
ceives them from Berlin. The French
Minister, on the contrary, is in receipt of
many dispatches, but declines to give
any information.
The French Consul at Richmond has
had so many applications from ex-Con-
| federates who desire to enter the French
army hat he is compelled to In
nounce through the newspapers that he
has no authority to accept their PROPOSE
tons.
The French Minister, by order of his
Government, formally asked the Presi-
| dent last week to issue n proclamation
of neutrality; and those in position to
know something of the President pur-
pose, think he will soon conclude to do
SO; though he said, on Friday, just before
he left, that he had not yet determined
what course to pursue.
II is believed by many that q general
European war is imminent; and some
persons go so far as to say it can not pos
sibly be avoided.
Very little interest in anything here
to-day, except the European war and the
war questions. The State Departments
dispatches from Minister Washburn show
the urgency of the situation in Paris, but
do not contain any details beyond those
already known to the public.
The Germans here are very much elated
at the news and prospects, and there is
talk of a public demonstration.
The Prussian Legation is advised Of
liberal subscriptions in various parts
of the Country-particularly in the West
for the relief of the wounded and fami-
lies of those killed.
The report that Italy is coming to the
aid of France is disputed by various per-
sons who sympathize with the French
cause, and they think that filing up the
troops under Victor Emanuel is but the
first step in a plan to seize Rome and over
throw the Pope. 1t is held by our Off
Gals that there is q secret treaty between
France and Italy. It must come to light
in q few days.
The French sympathizers do not feel
kindly toward Austria, and some of them
strongly condemn the efforts made by
Napoleon's Minister to win over that
Power. They say but one German pa
per in Austria supports the French, and
profess to believe that Austria will soon
abandon the p~retense of neutrality and
declare openly for Prussia.
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EASTERN STATES NEWS.

49," AOeh3 HABuos ~
Instructions have been received by
Commissioner Shields from Washington.
to prosecute vigorously all lottery dealers
who have neglected or refuse to pay
their special tax. Tho Commissioner
commenced operations yesterday, aud
issued warrants for the arrest of a num-
Der of dealers.
A cable from London at 1880 this
morning says Gladstone's announce
ment that the English Government had
at last made a specific proposition for
Belgium is published. The proposition
is welcomed with q sigh of relief, and a
feeling that England has me more vim
Dictated her position as a European Pow
err. Disraeli expressed only the general
feeling of the House when saying he
reioiced that the Government is resolved
TO maintain the neutrality and indie
pendence of Belgium, and that he ac-
cepted the declaration as the avowal of q
wise and spirited policy-not less wise
because spirited.
These few ministerial statements, The
Daily News says, have been received
with more than general satisfaction.
To their many claims TO the confidence
of the crown, and the support of the
people, the Government has 10Y added
another. which, if II does not transcend
at least equals any which II was before
entitled to.
There 10 nothing from either army up
10 half-past l this morning. General
Grossen. who was to have commanded
the Baltic expeditionary corps. is gone
to Metz, and the Baltic enterprise is in
definitely postponed.
Gen. Jas. b. Mexican, newly appointed
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Utah, will leave for his new field of duty
in a few days. He has not returned
from Washington, where he has been in
consultation with President Grant and
the Attorney-G General upon the condition
Of affairs in that Territory.
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sys...l :, The White Pie Daily y'sws.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAY FRANCISCO. Augus Q

Dan hANtLoNOt Aukuot o.
Eugene NJ. Van Reed, of Kanagawa,
Japan. a pioneer American in that En-
pire, leaves for the East overland to-
morrow. Kisabro, n Japanese Prince
who accompanied him to the U. S., 6
years since, is now one of the greatest
swells in Yeddo-holding a Government
Office at $500 per month-an enormous
salary there-and prides himself i'm
mensely ON having shaken the President
of the United States by the hand.
The faculty of Pacific Medical College
announce their willingness to accept
female students. and there are 10 female
students already in the Tolan Medical
College.
One Of the receiving Offices of the
Western Union Telegraph Company in
this city is in charge of a young lady
only II years of age, and 3 more young
ladies are learning the business in their
principal Office.
The strike of the printers has placed
some rs women at the case in The Call
office. Bancroft & Co.'s printing house,
and other offices in the city.
A driver of the hill horses on the
North Beach & Mission Railroad, on
Powell street, was stabbed severely last
night by a man who was escorting some
young ladies, on account of something
which he said or did as they passed him.
The wounded man is not fatally injured,
and the man who did the cutting has not
been arrested.
The German Patriotic and Sanitary
Fund Committee is continuing the can
vass for subscriptions, and has now over
S25, 900 raised.
A dispatch from New York says the
ship Enos Soule touched at Pernambueo
to land the crew of the brig Prairie Rose,
burned at sea.
No such excitement over news has
been seen on our streets since Lee s sur
render, as was witnessed on Montgomery
street to-day. Almost all business was
affected by it, and many branches very
seriously. The grapevine line was in
constant service, and the number of
bogus reports set aioat innumerable.
Jack Stratman was convicted of libel
on J. c. Duncan, in municipal court to-
day.
Trustees for the Maxwell Mining Com
pun uafo occh electcu uS IullOWs+ u.
ID. Cotton, NJ. S. Latham, f. d. Reyes,
r. G. Harrison and Geo. Wallace. d.
d. Cotton, President; Geo. Wallace. Sec
rotary.
Miss Agnes NJ. Manning, the school
teacher who broke her leg falling from
the steamship Senator, at the wharf, on
the return from the May-day excursion
to the Farralones, sues the North Pacific
Transportation Company for $50, 900
damages for alleged negligence of de-
PENDANTS employees, by which the injury
was received.
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EEFoRcIso THE FIFTEENTH AMEND
AEsr--The United States Attorney Gen.
eral, in view of the elections to take
place during the coming Fall, has pre-
pared and will shortly issue the follow
ing circular to United States District
Attorneys. Marshals and Commissioners
Your attention is called to an Act
passed at the last session of Congress,
entitled An Act for the enforcement of
the XIvrH and XVIII Articles of the Con-
stitution, a copy Of which is herewith
sent to you. The ninth section makes it
your special duty to institute proceedings
against all violators of the Act. You
will, therefore, whenever you receive
from any source creditable information
that this law has been violated, take
prompt measures for the arrest and ef-
fectual prosecution of the guilty party.
A. T. AKERMAs, Atty General.
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'SPGLDrsG's GLUE useful in every
house.
Go TO A. BRows's, Main street, Treas
ure City. for the best Wines and Liquors in the
market, at wholesale and retail.
FoR A CLEAN SHAVE, and good work in
the t~onsorial line. 60 to H~uDsos's, Dunn street,
near Main.
ALL PARTIES (not members) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder Company will please deliver them over
10 any Officer Of the company. %
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
Of all denominations, for sale at the Postofhce.
Greenbacks bought and sold. Postofice drafts
Issued on all the principal cities and towns In
the United States. =
Fl. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
stock Of Cigars. Tobacco. Stationery. Cutlery.
and Smokers articles, which he offers TO the
trade ct greatly reduced rates-one door below
Medinis corner.
The COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rented and elegantly furnished throughout,
and isnow one OF the handsomeste establishments
Of the kind In the city, as Ii has been for q long
time the most popular, on account Of it's low
rates Of charges and well-furnished tables. Call
and get an excellent meal for 50 cents.
The Confession OF AN ISvALm.-Pub-
iished for the benefit of Young Men, and others,
who suffer from nervous debility. etc. supply-
ing the means Of self-cure. Written by one who
has cured himself, and sent free Of charge. on
receiving 4 postpaid directed envelop. Address,
through postofice only, JONATHAN F. Coon, San
francisco, Cal. y
UsED UP.-EssAYs For YOUNG MEN
the enervated and used up, who have lost their
youthful energy. ambition and bodily viRor, in
tne pursuit OF SOCIAL PLEASURE words of
cheef, and sanitary aid for the seemingly hope
sss, sent free in sealed envelopes. Address
Pennsylvania.
A NEW ADvERTrsIEa DODGE. - Every
time 9 lady who uses fragrant sozodont opens
her mouth. she advertises the article. Tie
stnse o. her teeth IL = certificate Of its excellence.
ciings to them; the cushions in which they an
get arc rosy. and the breath that swells through
Them Il sweet ~ the breeze Of June.
NATURES PREscRIPrIoN.-When nature
produces q great remedy for disease. tho hes,
thing science can do Is 10 follow her prescr,p
ton, By separating the water OF the f.mon,
ssltscr Spring into it's elements. science has ais
covered the means by which that worid-rs
knowned Bps effects such unparalleled cures
and By combining those elements artihciAily Il
Tarrants Efervescent seltzer Aperient: tn
verszlly and Instantly available. At this season
uhen fevers, disorders Of the stomach and bow
els. bilious complaints, and all the disease
which znsct the digestive. assimihting an
s~scrstive organs are especially prevalent. tn
importance Of having this invaluable a~lterAtiv
and corrective 1t hand In every home, and with
in reach Of all who travel by land or water, cal
not DO o~verestimated. Sold by all druggists.
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The Crescent has a larger circulation than any
paper published In the State Of Nevada. save one.
The above we find in The Reno Cres-
cent. We do not know what the circu-
lation of that paper is, nor the writer Of
the above does not know what is the cir
culation of The News. We believe we
have a larger circulation than any paper
in the State except The Enterprise.
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FROM CITY.

VIRGINIA CRY, August 0.
About l o'clock this morning, two
Frenchmen got into a fight. One of
them had his lose bitten off.
The Turn Verein will give a party on
the 18th inst, for the benefit of the Ger
man Sanitary Fund. A committee is So
Letting subscriptions for the same pnr-
pose.
The fire engine bought at Marysville
by kniokerbocker Company, No. 5, ar.
rived here, and was housed yesterday.
Weather continues warm.
Wells, Fargo & Co. ship tonight 10
bars bullion, valued at $32, 985 .01.
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Durham not being in a pleasant mood,
answered in an unbeeOming manner.
Mrs. Stapleton informed her husband OF
the facts. Stapleton demanded an ex-
PLANTATION of Durham for Insulting his
wife. Harsh words ensued, followed 10y
Durham drawing a pistol and shooting
Stapleton in the head. Durham is in
custody.
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Pine and Eureka, in pressing the i'm
portance of the question and the neces-
sity Of making IN arrangement. As yet
nothing has been accomplished. Those
here engaged in the reduction Of such
ores or in the separating of the metals,
seem TO think themselves lords of the
field, and those who wish to deal
with them importnnate beggars. To
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only reason we can assign for failure to
acknowledge at the proper time is, that
favors from Woodruff come SO sponta-
neously, so like q matter of course. that
we get in a way of not noticing them.
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Original Hidden Treasure-3iOO shares, s4k;4l.;
AZ, b. 80.
Mammoth-20O shares, 4Oc,
Sierra Neyada-1T5 shares, $0h;9
Savage-l05 shares, $685.; 80; 37k, s.. 30; 81 I.
Chollar-2i5 shares. $4L2; A.
Hale 4 Norcross-25 shares, SOL.
Crown Point-120 shares, 3d..
Amador-1lO shares, $203; 20i; 200, =. 90.
Imperial-30 shares, S3s.
Yellow Jacket-2l0 shares, $31; 81, b, 8.
Meadow Valley-420 shares. $24. b 30: 22IS.
Gould 4 c%urry-GO shares, s52s; 80; 81; 81. h.. ..
Ophir-350 shares, x13h; 1873.
Kentuck -20 shares, S45, b. 30: 45.
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haVe Deeh e1pended IN hTfIVlhB az INC
present condition, and it is possible to
do better work at them and to the better
advantage of the miner than in any place
in the United States. 1t only remains to
be seen if arrangements can be made
giving us a home market preferable to
IN Eastern one. A.
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GIVE Us A S~rARrER.-In a Sabbath
school in Grand Haven, Mich, recently,
Miss Elder, the teacher. asked Bnrty
Parks: who was the father of Zebedee's
children Burty scratched his head for
q moment and then asked: Who did
Zebedee suspect
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ophir-s20 shares. sl3H; 1lz3, =. 80: IA.
Gould & Curry SO shares, $57; SC; "a.
Imperial-l35 shares, $50. b. 80; 37k. 81.
Crown Point-395 shares, $5h, b.. 30; 81; >, so.
Meadow Yalley-5O shares, S25.
Amador-50 shares. $40; 2O7h 20s.
Belcher-120 shares, $5k; 81. b 30.
Sierra Nevada-2O5 shares, Sglz.
Savage-660 shares, $50; 80; 3e15.
Hale h Norcross1 % shares, sol 92.
Original Hidden Treasure-3040 shares. SIS: "a.
Mammoth@ 00 shares, 40c.
Consolidated Yirginia-10 shares, so.
Alpha-20 shares, s51S.
Yellow Jacket-400 shares, $30k; 81: 3lA.
Empires shares. <7L.
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WESTERN NEWS.
CHICAGO. August ?.

CHICAGO, august p.
just after the performance of the
Lydia Thompson Troupe commenced. at
the Opera House, last night, Miss
Thompson was arrested in her dressing
ROOM, on n warrant issued at the in
stance of a Miss and Mrs. Griffin, who
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The War GoEs 0s.-The Prussians
are still moving. and conquering inn
portant victories. The dispatches indi-
cate that larger forces will meet in a day
or two.
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woRMsER-In San Francisco, August l. Simon
A. Wormser, aged az years.
THOMPSON-In San Francisco, August =, Geo.
Thompson. aged 30 years.
WHITE-In San Francisco. August 3. Henry X.
White, aged as years.
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JOHN CARRIER has returned from I'm
~ionville, where he has been attending to
law business for Uncle Fall, who has
some trouble in holding a mine which he
has lately developed.
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D~emaaouueIsm Of democratic Politicians.

Demagognelsm Of Democratic Politicians.
In a recent issue We characterized the
course of Senator Casserly, in lodging
the vote to renew the tax on incomes, as
a bit of low demagoguery. The Silver
State, of Unionyille, copied on re-
marks and thus commented:
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o c
OF the Union Republican state Gem
trial Committee.

Vrnl 0omnnItuNe
Alta MEETING OF THE UNION REPuB-
IA LICAN state Central Committee. held at
Virginia City, June ~. 1870. 1t was
Resolved, That a State Convention u the Ma
tional Union Republican Party be held At Elko
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY.
FIRST, 1870, to nominate candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices, to wit: Governor. Lieutenant
Governor. Representative In Congress, Justice Of
the Supreme Court. Secretary Of State, Attorney
General. Treasurer Of State. Controller Of State.
su~rveyor-General, Superintendent Of Public In
structioD, State hinernloRist. and Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, and the transaction of such
other business rs shall properly come before
said Convention.
On motion. Resolved. That each county lie
entitled TO one Delegate at large, one for each
one hundred 400 votes, and one for each frac.
tion over fifty 800 cast for the Republican Presi.
DENTAL Electors at the election Of 1863.
On motion. Resolved, That we 10
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election Of Delegates 10 both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th day Of
September. 1870. and that At said election one
delegation be elected TO the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion. Resolved, That q voter at the
Union Republican Primaries shaii possess the
following qualifications: He shall be q citizen
of the United States and State of Nevada; he
shall at the time OF voting at the Primaries he .
qualified elector and registered voter Of the pre-
cinct In which he offers to vote; he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket. State and
National. at the general election Of November.
A. d. 1858. or would have done NO had II been
possible 10 vote; he shall soiemniy pledge him
self 10 vote for the nominees Of the Union Re-
publican party at the general election in NoveIn.
Der, A. D.. 1870.
Resolved. That we TO the several
County Central Committees. that on the day Of
the Primary Election for Delegates 10 the sew
eral Conventions. the people be requested to ex-
press their preference for the candidates. for the
several Offices, State and County, by q direct
vote.
Delegates are apportioned to this several coun-
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A CENTRAL
REPUBLICAN CLUB.

ID OCULAR MEETINGS. THURSDAY EVEN.
IL ING Of each week, at the Atheneum.
mA94
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Second WARD
REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

DEGULAR MEETINGS.. SATURDAY EVEN
IL ING Of each week, in the room over the
Blue Wing Saloon, at 3 O'Clock.
The Club Roll can At all times be- found At the
Club Room, and all Republicans Of the serond
Ward are invited 10 come forward and sign.
]. j. AYERS. President.
JONI c.. LECoSEr, Secretary. aua-tf
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A man in Vallejo, CAL, is Matching
eggs to chickens in an adobe oven.
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iaolititaI.
DEMO
COUNTY N NTloN

A MEETING OF HI DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee, held this day,
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Quite a combined effort is now making
to improve the base bullion market in
this city. General Conner, Of Utah, has
lately Joined the delegation from White
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THE DhS1 u hOt--lns Ia'tls-,e =
Ibis thrilling pay tnefes = we 49,
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BADLY HuRrGLGA evening. about 6
6e111k, I pass.nEerGn lie train which A.
Hvesst Bridgeport iUm PEs,sbaFsh near
that hor.ma Wi1h quite seIiOas accident.
ASbort distance Sbove the depot there Is
4 bridge jus4 vide enough ~ rVO tracks,
and without any sideua!ks OF hand
ming lth Va sqa1ra darb when
the tram reached that point (which
Is . 'trs;ght 1Sith passenger car
a&isehed) and cor some reason It vas
Obliged tosop- reH or Standing On
The bridge The Stranger, thinking be
had reached tie depot, asd MT knowing
the sitnstio1OI G6atEs. sOt Up, Passed Out
and stepped down where he supposed The
p'hiform Wax BE discovered his mistake
tOohte to saTe RimseHfun being pFseipi'
lated into the ravine below, distauCeol
tttfty q i0Iy feet z HsSEasIt Ske1to the
depot, and, on examination, was found to
Re quite seriously injured in The back, BE-
sides being somewhat bruised This Is
the second accident d de kind that has
happened q bat point within the IAst
thres brto1F years Fortunately neither
has proved % be fatal, but thGt fact
should not permit aDUtbe day 70 pass
without . proper safeguard being put up
% pFeEeats rec1rrence Of the accident
above feit.ed. y i z 1d
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Ms GATEs AND MR& JA,EES-Mrs.
Gates: Good morning, Mrs James Bow
vel yoQ are looking, far better than when
law you last
Ms. james: Oh YES; am much better
than have been for long time, and l
an nov On my way Enr more Of my favor
ite medicine = PLANTATION BrTIERa
One bottle Of it Is worth all the doctors
in the World. No more doctors for me
MrR Gates: Nearly every one speaks
well Of PIAxrA11ox BrTERS and have =
mind to tyit myself The fact L, have
no appetite. strength OF energy for any
thing. Mary and Lizzie are in the same
way, and lounge abOut the house all day
long, good for nothing.
Ms james; Ny WOni for it. Mrs.
GAtes, just let them try PLASTATIoX BHN
TEEs moderately three TINES DAY, and
yUu winsee . wonderful improvement
noTlseodEW