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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Jnoe l

aA~1ANHAAFs W#A4E l.
SESAT.-Honse p nsion bll was re
ported; alSa. without amendment. House
bill annuIlins a statute ri .ieE Mexico
and certain statutes Of Idaho. and *
tending the time IN which pensions and
bonnty frauds may Be prosecuted.
The bill changing Judicial Circuits
WIS Diseased ami amended. TIE sun
District IS composed q California. Or :
gan and Nevada. The Suprelne Coat
judges. except the Chisf Iastses. are re-
qalned - resign thrir Circuits The
Sea.fe held a long Exscnti~e sesSien on
the Sandzieh Island treaty sfewA
Cole. and Samner. WIG azaane the
Speakers on rsslfl1n- Vote resulted:
Far. -: Inst. -. Not being 4 tEo-
Thirds vote. The treaty was rejected.
Many Senators paired on.
HoCsE-A Hil reducing the internal
tar VS. considered. During the discus
SIN. ScheBck stated that it Wa the III
tention Of the Committee on Nays aud
Means 10 wipe ont the system Of spies
aud iuformeEs. We need allow no more
mnieties.
Sargent stated. as estimates BY the
Treasury department. that under the
existing tariff and revenue laws there
viii be received next year from customs.
SIS. 800 900: internal taxes. SI75.00o.-
Coz. land. S5.G0o. CO; miscellaneous NJ
sources. SIS. Ou0. e10-Totsl. $685. Co.,
90. Limited expenditure. S291 ee0.000.
leaving a surplus Of Sl02. 90. 0oo. Sew
sral amendments were made. The dts
cnssi0n Of an amendment for removal OF
uboAtiOn Of the income tax consumed
several hours.
Without action. adjourned
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sadler. is fixed for tine 1lth of July, at
New Castle.
Cyrus Redding died to-day. aged s..
At Constantinople. the fearful xindic-
tiveness of native Christians in Roman
Turkish provinces, against the Jewish
population eliminated. Sunday, IN the
wholesale hnfchery of the Jews
One thousand men. women and
children. were dragged FROM their homes
aud slaughtered. The work Of slaughter
goes on ia the interior, aud the anthori-
ties have made no move to check Il.
The Christmas took advantage Of the
absence of the reigning Prince Charles,
and at n preeoncerted signal. began an
iDdiscriminaie slaughter OF their enc
mics.
Late adviees from the Remedies con-
firm the slaughter Il forty of the most
respectable citizens by volunteers, IN re-
venge for the many defeats suffered.
Portfolio. military commander IF the dis
tict. knew bntche1y was meditated. but
passiyely Endorsed il.
Pans. June /.
Napoleon on mis- return from Gibbons,
in July. it is said. will 60 to Munich.
The Gazette SAYS. officially. that only
II among the prisoners arrested tor coin
plieity in the regieide plot will b. brought
before the High Court. The others will
be discharged.
American and ENGLISH residents If the
towns have Forwarded their congratnla-
-tions to the Emperor, on his escape from
the plot.
Reported that the Prince Imperial viii
soon be ahianced.
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THE CosNoPolrrAS RESTAURANT has

iHE COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
and Il ROW eHe Of the hsnasomsst essahlishnents
o. The hind IN the city. as 1; has bNsn fr = long
time the nsosz popular. On account a It's low
RATES Of eharses and zelLfurniShaa sable< Call
ard get an e~xcxiien: Eeai fOF % cents.
ALWAYS At WORK; never idle. Frank
Ingram has returnsd fran = short ran East. and
opsned up in frst-claSs style the EurshA Rt.fsu.
-. his cid stand opposite tAe Ssvsaz S;or.
- and WarshoaSe. north side Il Naia stn.t.
nAa1ton, ard will siSzyS Be Glad 10 see rs
nlssasS r any other nSn- II yoa x2ns = square
Oskp uP.-ESAxs FOE YOUNG MES-
TIE enervaisd and uSed up. who have lost heir
youthful energy. srnhiticn and bodily x,ser in
NE pursuit 4 Socisz fLkAsrRE-xith w,ris n
SsSSr. and sanitary AID for the seemingly nnre.
10 Snt frs IN sailed enveiops address
~fsrnHyiuna
oacHeH FnsrrvAL--Do MT fail 10 AZ
seni ies Festival - b. given Al Use Sisy Hll
lhis eSzsIsa ~ The ladies q he Pr~shvt-r.,
n prtes q sdmissaan Is bat 81 cratS
snsAi Nho stttnd vii - sure % sea ~ Yr,vvth
Of their money- There u1n - ss-s~s--n
te cream IN abantaao<. With h.ra.-s a.S
Go do thu honoS. tahleanx vt~..s- srre-..-hsa
and singing b the ehiidrcn-
DYSPEPSIA met and conquered. Pain
has its USES 1t Indicates the s-ss q 49,.
and rs natafs- II the loc&lry. pRo<rsss a.
intensity 81 adtzsrder were not manifested n,
TIE toFtrre IL oreasicns, the vistim wuu;d d
SURPRISED By Death before he Was conscious .
dan<rr- ne sna=ecrsaa1lo terfares xAirA A.
company DyspsPsia pzeelnds all Doubt - 20 u
Character Of The BAiaiy. Combat the ensnF
prcDptly viii T4ns<rk ErrrrvrscFr srtrrrl
APSRrSSr- This pleasant specific mests he dts
$3.50 ~ AL poizts-iR she SSaksned stomach Ia.
torpid hFrr. Tho ecassipsted bowels. she shat
tered aezxcs-Aad by restoring AL ;ha~e crzznt
. tnsir n.tara eonditioz, sG<Sts ! radical sure
Sid By all pEp<gi-a
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CHIMES m TIE SENATE.

Il Is predicted that the next Congress
viii b materially the sanse Is the pres
snt. Ba, that may net be 50. Congress
must do. some important work during
this month. 70 maintain itself before the
people St the Fall elections. The tariff.
We are nov told. on the authority Of
Ben Butler. i too bulky to be disposed
Of al this session. Then. the revision
Of the revenue laws IS very bulky for a
Congress grown luxurious By long isala-
ton-that nay be voted too bulky.
Congress can afford. va may believe. TO
handle none ba, triiing subjects over the
wAlnutsand-~ine portion Of the session.
A bit Of a railroad franchise. with lands
or money in it. OF same,hing tropical
and halmy-hks a job on Guba-bat no
Troublesome. lahyrinthine aa4N affecting
the people; it can moi; be expected.
The Senate. as well as the House. vii
be affected by the coming elections.
Twenty Senators viii be chosen by legis-
Ia.gres to be elected the coming Fall.
The Senators whose terms expire on
the 4th Of March next. ars thus enumera-
ted By The Evening Post; Morrill,. Of
Maine: Cragin Of New Hampshire: VII
son. Of Massssl ussssss Anthony. Of
Rhode Island. cattell. Of New Jersey;
Wiley. Of West Virginia: Johnson, os
Virginia: Albeit. Of North Carolina;
Roberison. { south Carolina; Fowler.
Of TENNESSEE Grimes. OF Iowa; Hs~-
ard Il Michigan: ThayeE. q Nebraska;
Ross Of Kansas Tatss. Of Illinois: Nc
Donala. Of Arkansas: Revels, of Missfs-
sppi, Williams, Of Oregon: Harris. of
Louisiana; Warner. of Alabama; Sanls-
bury. Of Delaware; McCreery, of Ken
,'cky. and Norton. Of Minnesota The
outgoing Senators all are Republicans,
except salisbury, MeCreery and Norton.
The seat of Mr.. Fowler has already
been filled by a Democrat, and that Of
Mr.. Grimes by a Republican
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CANADIAN NEWS.

MALONE. June ?.
Twenty-Five double wagons, loaded
with Fenian stores, captured at Fort
Coyington, have arrived here. Several
loads Of stores. such as ~knapSacks. cloth
ing. and equir menfs we're hanaoneiand
burned for lack Of transportation. 800
destitute Feni4Es are all that remain
here now. The rest have been sent
home. The body Of Ryan Wa willingly
given up to his friends, on request being
made TO Lieut--Col- Smith commanding
the Canadian forces on the southern from
tier. by the Deputy Z. s. Marshal. No
ipdieuities hail been prseticed. except 10
heap stones on the grave. Col smith
would not even permit the Montreal
photographer to take the scene.
notwithstanding the departure Of near
~ all the fsnians. the Canada troops
are easily excited. The i've or sir hun
dred at Eecles Hill were greatly alarmed
Monday. by the discharge Of a single
gun on this side; which proved afterward
10 have been fred hy a hunter.
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a camp.


Eu1TJs pA1Lr NEws; I dn not think that I
male myself understood By thu public in yoar
valuable issue ai TIE s5H Nay did not come
70 the right point. ! sid thst I would Be a.
the poll and chsllsnge tha xatts 4 dos blasE
perspns who zane fram the English p - ssious.
hut 81 the Fifteenth AmendHsn aliaas them Ia
Yuie. - hsge nothing % d.. Ouly I uauk i
Is unjust. because We are I'll furtgutrs. S4m-
camct 70 be United saztss 81 America saaL. some
late. We have in aentrl mad and re-u.ade
EEs; ioHzhf foE taa Country uaid takss, pFa-
tscied al races: tuiir tnWus. rilnsads. etc.
farmed. mined. ete=s Hnae the TUT i Stats
= althler. for 9 les C1untFy than aus othrr
eFer was in the World. -. why should these
Fifteenth Amrudmdntrrs b. hattrr citlzeus than
White MN who esaae b. p bfHrr 1stn. help 4
hsht for TIE C1untrf. devaian IL. lahansd ina IL
arr accustomed q al our laws aud habits. aud
knuW everxth NJ ha.ffr than black faees IL aau-
er#lE The Il pgbliaans were H.ht - pass this
Fifteenth A~menimsat. IL IS 5 las bn=dan e. tie
y hIte mHn. buf what rgwsrd have those wha
came before Is OF Rruubhgaus muv say You
suf the privilege - hac fae a citan.t II j.
true, very true; bat did the fro Negroes take
oat psperss No; these f-ilaW citizens ly the
! reeuih AmendInf n can vufr side by side with
Pltz r klttsn, Thamhureh and others.
Let C'ngrfss make an Asten1meut and give
ihas- who want 81 bec0FJr ~rii.zrus who live IN
and d. good 70 lEs country. their naners Al
once, that the! Hsy B. eqaal 60 thas blsckz
that the Fifteenth Amendments made hiie.
ge-lt CHARLES FRANDO.
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Heny b Livingston. one Il the Oldest news
papyr meu on Pacific street. j. arpolrtsd Gen.
sns Marshal fcF tne reatA Ward u tnis city.
EuTroR NEws: The above is from yoar
yesterdays san Francisco dispatch.
There may be an electrical or typosraphi.
cal slip in the above; but. If so. the slip
applies with great aptitude to the sub
ject Of the item. Harry has been for
many wars a sort Of general utility man
around The Alta office. He is its 'Jen-
kins Snd its ~eos1Jasf. and stands high
II the estimation of the proprietoFs-
who are experienced jadgss-as an azler-
dsnReF boGtsF and nenator. The GBin-
ltisted have no idea Of hcw indispensa-
bic It Is TO have such n character In a
newspaper establishment ia a large city.
Nearly every day there is 8 champagne
party for some object. and il you have a
man Who can do them all. yoz hare 4
Journalistic pearl beyond price. / don't
sfissS That Harry irvss on Pacific street:
bat there is a heap 0. drinking done in
that locality. Rrx.
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TIE RAnROAb 70 .THE CENTRAL.

1t is gratifying to observe that business
men in other sections. having me
tons here, regard with satisfaction and
interest the movement to induce capable
parties to engage in the construction Of
the proposed railroad between Elko and
Hamilton. The following are the intelli-
gent remarks Of The Bulletin on the
subject:
A movement Is on foot FOR building s ~rzIlro.i
from White Pine 10 connect with the Gutrai
Pacific Such : road Is mich needal ana viii
be Likely to hasten the development a O large
mining region. II it rsachrs White Pine there
- no telling how tnneA further south il vii 50.
Its terminus Eli furnish Smother ease from
which orr veteran prospectors viii Sktumash cut
and ind new indlcemeuis fr rosds bsyead
With branches - Virginia and Carson. 10 White
Pine. and a branch northwsrd 10 orEan. the
ten years allowed By Sawzrds sznEuine vision.
for the Transformation Il the desert inirrlor into
g,ndznt fields. may not ssu - unAuly hEirf.
There i little doubt q the pruhi Of this White
Pine nilruad. II the resourues q that nsion
are adequate to sustain tie prseut custly means
Of transportation 3 uilnaaa viii pay abundant
ly, both directly and indirectly. by expanding
the business 70 b transacted.
That is where the trouble in:
the present costly mean of transpor-
tation' puts a limit on business both
ways. An expansion, to work the
mines to the full, can not be effected;
for the expense Of expectation Is no
high. The demand for imports Is not
sufficient to attract hitler a sufficient
tunnage to carry of the products at low
rates; and to make a specially of ex-
portation wouli involve too heavy a tax
upon the producing interest. railroad,
to freight at lower rates, would enable
the expansion. and bring on the con-
SINNERS who wonld at once make the de-
mani for hither fre;gh;s and produce the
bullion to be carried back in exchange.
We were surprised 10 learn Of one or
two men in the community, ordinarily
sound thinking men. who vet were so
ardent in their devotion to the shallow
catch-calls Of ~partisanship as to inveigh
rantingly against the railroad movement,
if possibly it might have connection
with the heaTy railroad men Of Cali
fornia.
The partisan who plants himself on
such grounds can not survive this cam
paign. Those railroad builders are orr
hope. The work oaa be done for the
business it viii bring; and withou, any
a~llusion to or connection With partisan
politics. but we VAR these tiInorous
political panderers to unfair pFejudiees
that they viii DO well to join in. else keep
qniet. When they oppose any reasona-
bic hope for the successful inauguration
of this road. they n their heads agsias,
= rock, ard their aspirations viii be
1lSha1
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EASTERN NEWS.
NV YoKK June l

NV YoEK. June /.
Barclay Gallagher. The Tribune cor
respondent. whose horse WAS shot under
him. has arrived from the front, and
speaks confidently OF the death Of the
present Feuian expedition. he says the
men are disguised with the whole bust
ness.
Charles W. Jav.. editor Of The Trenton
Union Seminal. Is sued BY David Mar,
editor Of The True American. for libel.
Verdict for plaintiff. Case appealed.
A fine cricket match vas plaYed ysster-
aav Mt Hob1ken-St George Club. q
New York. and the Philadelphia Club.
The same WAS nj concluded. but at the
close, yes,erday, the Philadelphians were
ahead.
The testimony in the Gardner and
Captain Alexander mystery reveals more
about the missing bonds than has before
come to light.
In the LANG sill case. Judge Barnard
decided Yesterday that ths beqnest a. the
General synod Of the Reformed Protes-
tant Church was invalid.
smallpox has re-appearei in Brook
lyn. and IS again on the increase.
The Directors Of the German Immi-
grant Society met yesterday. From re-
ports submitted. IT appears s.I23 Ger
mans landed here during May. nearly all
q whom proceeded Vest during the
same month; 697 landed in January.
AuBuRN, June l.
Seward recently experienced = slight
stroke Of paralysis fom the effects Of
which he has not fully recovered. In
+ order TO quiet apprehsnsions among his
T friends and neighbos. he attended
church last Sunday. bat his physical
condition WAS only too apparent. HIS
right arm is almost entirely useless, aud
the left somewhat affected. His voice
Is very thick and husky: still be managed
to walk to his usual place Of worship a,
Auburn, and returned TO his residence.
without experiencing any marked iEeoa-
vanience.
A construction train Of the Delaware
aud L~acsawana and Western Railroad.
WAS thrown from the ~tresils bridge. near
Paterson. y. ]. to-day. by breaking a
bridge. Master Carpenter Campbell "a
killed, With SIX ether carpenters; 80 or
40 workmea we're shoekiugly injured
many of them buried in the ruins. 1t Is
believed they viii die, unless speedily
rescued.
DiSsfeoted stockholders in the East
India Telegraph Company to-day chose a
new Board of Directors. With whom they
propose 10 Jispi2ce ths present manage
m-nt.
The French cable operators are all dis
charged n Consequences q the removal
Of the Office to the Western Union Build
iuv.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NasHNarnS- JnnA .

WAsHINaroS. Jnne 2.
The Senate Committee on I~euitn-
ries today reported favouhly On a bill
anuullina the Act Of The Idlhb Terrific
riaI Legislature whereby a special tax i
levied on the Chinese engaged IN min-
ing. The S-nAta Niu undoubtedly agree
e. the bill; though ths Idaho legislation
would probably De st aside by the
eaunts. under the recent law giving civil
rights TO Chinese.
The pahlic deht statement shows a de-
crease during Nay II Stf.3l0. 9s2 coin
The balance in the Treasury i Slo.67S,-
81 corr. ani Currency S14.243.SI5.
The President signed the Act for the
relief Of officers and crew Of the ship
nightingale.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CoLvNBus. o., june 2.
The Democratic State Convention met
AZ II an. The smallest held for years
only $50 ont Of 537 delegates present.
Elaeted temporary officers. appointed a
Committee On Resolutions, and took a
recess til afternoon.
CLEVELAND. Jana 2.
IN oil train or the Atlantic anc Great
Western Railroad bnruei this morning.
TIE Ere communicated - The railroad
bridge over the Cnyah0gs river, and the
Ohio canal vas damaged. and the cane
manufacturing eoapany's machine shop
-S3,OOQ. RAlroad loss nnascertainsd.
CHICAGO. Jan~ ,.
The California school teachers arrived
here to-day.
ST. LorIs. June /.
The Republican appeared this morning
in lis original size. worked on q four
cylinder press which vas saved in > fire.
pruaf room. Tue work of roofing over
the rains for Temporary quarters Is pro
crossing. and a large npx Office on the
southeast coFnsr Of Thini and Chestnut
streets will be commenced ia a few DAYS.
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TIE FIEsr TEAS-The advance team
of the new line, Cowles Informs rs.
reached this city last e~Yening at 6-foar-
teen hours ahead Of time. Ihs chs.
is, to have these splendid teams Of 6
mules each make the trip through IN 50
hours from Elko; bringing custom freight
this way. and carrying bullion to the rail
road. This will be a great e-onvenienee
to business men. pending the ooasauc-
ton of the railroad.
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SAN

Say LEANDno, June 2.
A locomotive Of the Eastern express
train this morning burst a steam chest,
one mile west Of here. The Pullman
train pushed here and switched of. Inc
Pullman locomotive took the express on,
which vas DELAYED two hours. The
Pullmn train was delayed 2 hours and ~
minutes.
1t Is probable that Pullman will de-
termine To send the Boston excursion
train back East on Monday morning
next. and have it returned at the end Of
their time. In that case, passengers
viii be taken al special rates for the trip
-
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LEw1s Cook having withdrawn from
the firm of Cook Bros an impression
has prevailed that he was gong on, Il
thanksgiving his attention erela-
sively to political matters. This VAS
erroneous. Cook has so easy a pursui,
as TO allow him an abundance Of time
and is preparing to bring in a large stock
of goods. which viii be opened AZ 4 con
venient trade point for the pabhc.
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FROM OREGON.

sALENf, June 2.
The political canvass closes mere this
evening. The opposing candidates for
Governor arrived to-day. TIE great
strife will be IN e~lecting members 10 the
Legislature: which are 10 elee, n sncces-
sar to Hon. G. II Williams. In doubt
fal counties. the Senatorial battle viii be
fought. 1t is sud. if the Democrats are
successful Hon J. W Nesmith will BE-
elected and Hon. 6. Il. Williams il the
Republicans triumph.
Bribery and corruption are freely
charged against both parties, and uGida-
sits are being produced.
PonTLASD, June ..
The flour receipt from MP nyer the
past few days have been considerable.
Steamer unable To carry all that was
offered. Crops throughout tbe State
represented ia excellent conditiar
The Democrats have
strength ngai"
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Afternoon Roar,i.

ORIGINAL Hiiien Treuup-3seO shares. Al sisg
IN. fst. IeA.
orfentSl-sO shArfk. At 81.
Silver NAve-l2l shnres. IS.
seFr= Seysda-2a sh4res. ssS. So. = 80.
StNaee-S1 shsres, =. So. b 10. -
Hale 4 NoTcr<S-1 kharsS. SO .iaoI. ISL.
Crown Painf-@ shars. Sill. s. 50. Ila, Il. b
50 ia 8 81.
Chollar-O shares. SIS. b. So n. $. %.
lmreud-i@ sharVs, s9S. : 81, aaS. b. So
Anaaor-N shares. SOS. lbs. 5, 90.
ophir-isN shares. 80. 81
Guuld \ Carry-S3 sharsk SSs. 81, b. 30.
overmAn 50 shares. So, 81. b. S0i 81, ON.
f2ilcv Jaekes-it kAarss. sssS,
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FRO..i o.AH.
CoTtxxF. June 2.

C0RINNE, June 2.
A quantity Of gold is coming. 1t Is
expected that when the high water snb-
sides the placer diegings northwest 81
this city will be the richest now know.
The best field now. Is about l20 miles
from here. The shipments north tbs
week are largely in excess Of those for
any week during the season.
Fort Benton N. t.. advices say the
steamer Nick Wall, left May 29th. on
down trip, carrying Gen. Sheridan and
party.
The Reporter made its first appearance
to-day as a daily.
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No DARIES CASaL-Reports from the
engineer party nav on the Isthmus rem
der il all but certain that no canal can
Be constructed between the Atlantic and
Pacific, TO serve the like purpose of the
Saez ship canal.
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Law TO TzE JURr.-The San Francisco
Call submits that for an a,tOrnss TO read
Law 10 a jury Is an assumption. an i'm
proper use of time; that the Law Is for
the Judge, who IS oracle to the jury; and
calls for a diseoniinuanee of this waste
Of time.
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Stock s.R L -

o-isinsl Hidden Trezslre-i2S0 shares. SIS.
SasiS4 b %. Il. : %.
NHmmeth-Se shares. 81 a SoslA.b-a
orentzi-3a shsres. st q. b 50. g5c. b. %.
No@Ddss-iI sharS. s3A. 81.
Silver Nsve-s4n ShauS So
yellow Jzcke.-75 shs-s. st5. ~
B~leher-In shanss. sIfh. Is SIS
Could K Curry-lsT shrz SOS. o.. -. ~. =.
CrnSn fains-ia shsr :. I'll = II
Hale NorrraSs ~ shsres. siS2. 80. lsa. B. 3:
Isl. lSl b-s.
SysS-Wl shzre~- sssN. y, =. b. 81. Ssk.
Aipha-sn sharss. .9.s~.
ophir-a0 shares. 3. 81,
occsdsuisl-i0o shsrrs. S9k.a.
~InV~rI-lsS sh&Ns. SIS. b. -. q. :. So. =. b.
"
kentnckS Shsrss. S3
Chollsr SIS shars. saTA. 5. 80.
Sierra NevNis-iIe shares. ssA.
An41or-lt shzrsS. sue. isTk. 20.
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YREKA.

1REKA, June z.
Mining on South Fork opening brskly
for the Summer season. Considerable
gold will be taken out in that vicinity.
Four men sonnd dead at Hagem- old
Muggiusslllo oaTse Of death-intem-
perGuee.
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FROM CITY.

yrRarS1A crTY. June 2.
A brakeman on the Y. and 7. Railroad
vas badly jammed. yesterday, oet%eeh
two cars. while trying TO compile them.
The railroad managers decline giving
any information relative to the affair.
The sutro Tunnel IS IN l,loi feel.
Ground improYing.
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COLORADO.

DEsvFR. June 2.
Two miles and GOO feet Of trick laid on
the Denver Pacific Railroad yesterday
3 miles vet tn be lgid
About July 1st the Kansas Pacific will
commence laying eastward from here
miles per day.
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FROM SANTA CRUZ.

SANTA CRUz. June 2.
An explosion occnrred in n of the
bindings at the California Powder
Works. yesterday mofnins-loss noni-
nal
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