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FIFTH ION
THE LAT E ST ME ws.
The Strike Of the Telegraph Operators
spreading-It Extends from San
Francisco to New York.
FROM NEW YiORK.

The TeleEraph Operatees' strike-The Move
ment Generni.
Specidi Despatch to The Euening TeLeqraph
New YORK, Jan. A-315 P. M-Au the ons.
rators employed in the main ofiice of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, No. 145 Broad
way, have just stopped work, waiting to hear
from the officers of tho company, as to what
course they intend to pursue towards the strikers
of San Francisco. They have not left the Office,
but refuse to work. The committee is now In
consultation with o. II. Palmer, of the Execu-
tive Board of the Western Union, and will shortly
report, when the operators will either leave the
office or assume work, according to the result of
the conference.
The Buffalo operators have also quit work.
The strike now extends from San Francisco to
New York.
The Boston men are all prepared to stop and
are only waiting for the word from their New
York brethren.
Mr.. Orton, President of the company, is now
in Europe. He has been telegraphed by cable as
to what course the company shall adopt towards
the strikers
Great excitement prevails among the frater-
nifty throughout the country. The strikers have
the sympathy of commercial circles and the
press generally.
Mr.. Livingston, also member of the Executive
Mr.. Palmer is the only man within reach au-
thorized to act for the company.
The strike is not for an increase of salaries.
but to prevent decrease, as proposed by the
company in San Francisco.
Latest from the Strikers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4--5 p. M.-The interview
between the committee of operators and Mr.
Palmer was unsatisfactory, and as q consequence
all the operators, with the exception of three
the Seibert brothers and man named johnson
have left the Office. The Boston men will
follow, aud before tomorrow it is thought the
strike will have extended to the Atlantic cable.
The state Legislature.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 4.--The Legislature con-
yened to-day. The oath of Office was admins.
tered by the Lieutenant-Governor The Senate
then chose Hiram Calkins clerk, who appointed
minor officers, and adopted rules. Mr.. E. f.
Underhill, Clerk, called the Assembly to order
The Secretary of State administered the oath of
office. Marshal Harland assisted as Deputy
Clerk. The roll was then called and William
Hutchman elected Speaker by 81 majority, the
whole vote being l2l 81 of which were cast for
j. w. Halsted. c. w. Armstrong was elected
Clerk. Committees were appointed to notify
the Governor that the Senate was ready to pro-
ceed to business. At 1886 the Governors Pri-
vate Secretary delivered the Governors mes
sage, first to the Senate, then to the Assembly.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New York CustOm-House Appointments.
Despatch TO The Epe5.fng Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-For the past few weeks all
the recommendations for appointments In the New
YORK Custom House have been held in the
Treasury for an unknown cause, but to-day apps-
rently the ban has been removed, and Robert
Sargent and William Walcott were appointed Ex-
aminers in the Appraisers Office 1t Is understood
that Mr. Grinnell is endeavorng to have 1t arranged
out submitting them to the Secretary Of the Prea-
sury. Although for some time it was contemplated
to reorganize the carriage system OF the New York
Custom House by letting 1t out by contract and put
ting the contractors under heavy bonds the idea
fallen through, and the same old system OF putting
each drayman under light bonds will still be pur-
sued.
Colored asd White Children In the Schools.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A colored child having
been admitted by one of the public schools yes
terday, seven white children were in conse-
quenco withdrawn by their parents
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from WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet and the Cuba Business,

the Cabinet and the Cubn Business,
Special Despatch to The Euenfrg Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-There was a full Cabinet
meeting to-day, the FIRST that has been held for two
weeks. 1t is understood that Secretary Fish laid
before the President official dispatches from the
American Consul-General at Havana, giving some
late Information relative to the progress OF the in
surrection.
The Tariff Bill.
The Ways and Means Committee will meet to-
morrow, and will resume work on the Tariff BILL
They will have ready to report upon soon after the
meeting OF Congress. Very little change will be
made In the Internal Revenue, the committee being
disposed to follow the recommendations OF the Pre-
sident's Message and to let 1t alone for another
year.
The Lease of snmnna Bay.
The President has General Babcock hard at work
trying to convince Congressman that the lease ,of
the Bay OF Samana is wise measure and should
receive the approval OF Congress 1t s believed that
very few Congressman can be convinced that 1t is
good policy to pay as much for the lease of Samana
we can get the whole Island of San Domingo for.
There will be strong opposition to this measure in
both houses
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FROM NEW .YORK.
Death Under Impres sive circumstances.

Death Under Impres sive circumstances.
Despatch TO The Epening Telegraph
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan 4-Professor Louis Undemer
well-known music teacher and leader OF orchestra
at 1rmbles Opera House, died last night during the
performance OF Cro1a Diamonds.
The Clanin-NIeIlen Robbery.
NEW YORK, Jan. Ain the Supreme Court to-day
application was made TO Judge Cardozo by William
F. Howe for the discharge bail OF Daniel Josephs
OF Cincinnati, charged with having obtained by
false pretenses some s66, 900 from Clanin Mellon
and other merchants OF this city. The District
Attorney resisted the application, and Judge Car
dozo reserved his decision.
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FROM NEW" YORK.
Reported Mercantile Failure.

Reported Mercantile Failure.
Special Despatch to The Eperissg Telegraph
New YORK, Jan. At is currently reported
that Messrs. Camp & Co., extensive sugar re-
fners, have failed for large amount.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4-Cotton very firm; sales OF 500
bales middling upland at 252sc. Flour-State and
Western dull, and prices slightly favor buyers; /;
Southern quiet Wheat dull, and declined 1c. No.
spring, Sl2219@1 Pan winter red Western. 81 .33
1'85. Corn very dull and heavy; new white South
ern, CSC; new yellow Southern, l02. Oats shade
nrmer for choice; State, 65@66c. Western, 62063c.
rendered, in terces, lT@17Ac Whisky dull and
nominal at 81.
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN
ATOURISTS.- Passports, prepared in conformity
with the new requirements OF the Stat Department.
can be procured in twenty-four hours on applica-
tion made either In person or by letter, onyat the
oflcial Passport Bureau, No. 1876 8. SEVENTH
Street, Philadelphia ROBERT s. LEAGUE co.
Also, of1cal lists OF all Ministers, Diplomatic
Agents Consuls, and Consular Agents Of tn
United States who they are, where they are from
10 applicants TS0
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FROM THE WEST.
The Telegraph Operators, Strike.

The telegraph Operators Strike.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-There is no particular
change in the telegraph operators strike. The
operators that are on the strike are in session,
and receiving dispatches from operators at
other points. The officers of the telegraph COM
pany here have confidence in their ability to
attend to all the business
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vT>HERE is NOW OVER sSOOs,OOO PRIV MONEY
II unclaimed In the United States Treasury. All
povsons who have been in the Naval service OF the
United States their heirs or representatives, should
make an imm sdiate inquiry upon the subject at No.
1876 g. SEVENTH Street 780
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DERSoNS HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
\ part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected application TO the Genera
Collection Agency, ROBERT 8. LEAGUE d CO.,
No. 1876 South SEVENTH Street z
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r AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY REQUIRED,
IL PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED,
AND SOLD--Apply TO ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
No 1856 q. SEVENTH Street TaO
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FROM EUROPE.

The "rimes" ON American Reputation.
BY the AngIo-A Gable.
LoNDoE,Ja Jan. 4.-The Times of this morning,
in commenting on the Democratic advocacy of
reputation in the United States says, "The
fears from that quarter are due to the fact that
the American bonds bearing twice the interest
are not as near par as our Consols"
Prim and the Spanish Ministry Resign.
MADRID, Jan. A decided negative has
been received from Italy in the matter of the
candidature of the Duke of Genoa to the crown
Of Spain, and as = consequence General Prim
and all the rest of the Ministers have resigned.
The Latest Quatations.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 4.-Unted States hve-twenties
opened nrm at 91%6912I.
PARIS, Jan. 4.-The Bourse closed excited. Rentes,
14f. 20c.
hNTwERr, Jan. AaPetroleum closed nrm at GO5.f.
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FROM VIEW ENGLAND.
Alleged Thief Arrested.

AHeX6d T'hIcI ArreBtcd.
BOSTON, Jan. John Austin was arrested at
the Railroad depot last night, as he was starting
for New York, on the charge of stealing watches
and jewelry from various dealers.
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THIRD EDITION
C E NJ = RAJ M E w S.

Opening of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture-Appointments by the Gov
ernor-The Cuban Question
Before the Cabinet at
Washington.
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FOURTH EDITION
e U r. O r Il.

Another Crisis in spain-Resignation
of the Prim Ministry English
Opinion of Reputation in
the United States
The Latest Quo
tations.
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SCHOOL BoARD ORGANIzED-The Board OF Drec-
tors or the Sixteenth School Section organized last
evening by the election OF John w. Lee, Esq, as
President, and Thomas j. Becknan, Esq, as Secre-
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oRGANIzED.-Ata q meeting Of the School Directors
Of the Seventh section, held last evening, Penrose
Fell was unanimously reelected President OF the
Board and John Barr Secretary for the present
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL 4 O'Clock this morning
Daniel Danyers, aged nineteen years. residing at No.
21S Dickerson street, whilst laboring under an
attack OF sonnambulism fell from the third story
window 70 the pavement and was seriously, II not
fatally, injured.
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IEQUEsTs DURING NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
William Taylor, Esq, entered upon his duties as
Coroner on the LIST OF November 1862 and since that
time has held 131 inquests Ex-Coroner Daniels has
not made any report OF the number OF iRquests held
by him the past year.
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REPAIR OF THE BREAK ON THE WEST JERSEY
RAHROAD.-The Superintendent OF the West Jersey
Railroad gives notice that the break which lately
occurred on the line OF that road has been fully re-
paired and that 1t Is now in good running order.
The trains will run as usual.
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WE notice that the enterprlsing firm OF John Nc
Kilop & Co. have already issued their Commercial
Register for $780, which is said TO greatly excel ali
former issues, and 10 be the L.est comprehensive
and reliable work OF the kind ever published in
America Owing to the large increase of their busi-
ness they have been compelled to remove from their
former offices, over Drexels', to the larger rooms
No is South Third street. formerly occupied by
Smith, Randolph Co., bankers. These they have
fitted up with much taste and elegance, and are now
prepared to respond to all demands from those who
need the services OF acommercial agency. We wish
age which have been extended TO them by large
majority Of the leading merchants of Philadelphia
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THE ASSASSIN OF PRESIDENT LINCoLN.-The photo
graph Of j. Wilkes Booth the assassin OF President
Lincoln has been removed from the Rogues Gallery
but the likenesses sofH Probst Winnemore and Will
ams still remain Chief Kelly has no knowledge Of
who carried away the picture. week or two since
the photograph OF noted thief was spirited away,
ana when the Ohie was notified OF its disappearance
sponsbe for the pictures in the gallery The photo
graph recently stolen was traced to the posse Sslon
OF q certain individual, who was made to return it,
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HOUSE ROBBERY. Y.--Y esterday the discovery was
made that the residence No. 1911 Brown street had
been entered and robbed. The family who are the
occupants OF the dwelling left on Friday to spend
New Years day with some friends, leaving the doors
and windows, as they supposed, securely fastened
Returning yesterday, they found that the kitchen
door had been opened and the house ransacked. An
inventory Of the goods remaining showed that two
silk dresses, silk sack, pair of gold spectacles
and seven dollars In five cent pieces had been taken
by the unlooked-for visitors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-27

NY DISTRICT of Canaan, ss. Probate Court, Sept. 1st, 1870. VI 4 ,asl.
 Estate of Harvey Lawrence late of North Canaan In said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Canaan hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those whonsglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within sons indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate payment to
 2S-3 II3a E. D. LAWRENCE, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-27
Z 1)robate Notiffs!o

nISTRICT, OF LITCREIELD, SS D Probate Court. October 9th, 1870.
 Estate of Algernon s. Lewis, late of Litchfsld in said District deceased. LS
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litch- field hath limited and allowed six months from thu date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg lect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indsbtedt to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to Ig 4 gs3 ii
 T-8w* C0RNELIA M. LEWIS, Executrix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-27

CA0 A DAY FOR ALL-Stencn Tool samples mailed ID1O free. A. J. FULLAM, 645 Broadway, N Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-27
LOOK OUT FOR COLDS,

It is proverbial that people treat cold (and the generally accompanying cough) as something that times fatal. The fame of Dodd's Nervine in the relief of colds is established. Use this standard remedy, and so ariabstan from liquids of all kinds as to keep somewhat thirsty for few days, and the worst cold will soon be gone. ''-
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-27

Dodds Nervine is administered with unexampIed success. Mothers remember this and save your little ones the agony of 8 most distressing com plaint. It also works admirably in Measlee, bring ing out the rash well and leaving the bowels free and healthful. For the diseases which aflict chil- dren when teething, nothing can furnish more in- stant or grateful relief. Remember it contains no opium in any form
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-13

THE death of the Democratic Party
could not be more signally indicated
than in the fact that at the primary
election of that party held in Virginia
City on saturday, so little interest
was felt in the result that very few
Republicans and quite as few Demo-
Gratis were aware that such an event
was to take place; and the affair going
pretty much by default. Tom Williams
got in and helped himself to the spoils
got Ihornberg delegation to beat
Ellis with.
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SHOCKING SERIES OF CHINESE MUIR
DERs.-The Elko Independent of Sep
TENDER 10, has the following account
of a most shocking series OF Chinese
murders:
As Mr.. Quinn and Mr.Sucko!s were
fishing along the banks of the Hum
boldt, about four miles below Elko,
last Wednesday, they found some
charred remains lying on the bank,
which proved to be a dead body par
tally burned. The skull had been
fractured. and apparently an attempt
made to destroy the body after the
murder had been committed. \ five
shooter was found lying on the body,
badly broken and also burned. An
inquest was held on the remains. Ihe
jury was of the opinion that the body
was that of Chinaman, and that he
came to his death from the hands OF
some unknown person. MIR. Nuckies
thinks the fire was MOI "a hours Old
when he discovered the body. Parties
had frequently wandered along the
banks of the river, and it the remains
had been long there they would have
been seen. This is the third China
man found dead within few months,
along the river. Judge Flack insists
that they are his witnesses IN an I'M
portant criminal case recently tried IN
the District Court, and that they have
mt different times been put ont OF the
way by the opposing cOmpany-Whlch
is probably the case.
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ENTRIES OF Town SITES.-The Com
missioner of the General Land Office
has recently received from the local
office at Salt Lake City Il number of
entries of town sites in the Territory
of Utah, covering lands upon which
towns OF one to three thousand inhabi-
tants have sprung i'll the last two or
three Years. These entries are ali
made under the act OF March =. 1907,
and the act amendatory thereof OF June
: 1868.
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New YoRK.-A new discordant ele-
ment OF New York Democracy has
been developed in the ':Democratic Al
lance" The organization contains
about ten thousand voters in the city,
who originally met for benevolent
purposes, but who have resolved to
make independent nominations when
ever the regular Democratic nomina-
lions do nOt suit them.
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REMOVAL OF THE SAN FRANCISCO FUR
NITURE STORE, to next door to Driesbach's
store, on Carson street. There is the place
to buy your furniture and bedding, at 40
per cent. cheaper than elsewhere. No
humbug. Also upholstery goods of all
kinds, spring mattresses, lounges made to
order and renovated. A large stock of
crockery and glassware.
H. NJ. JACOBS.
Sept. 6, 1870. I'm
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WHITE PINE COUNTY CANDIDATES.
We find the following statement in
the Elko Chronicle of Sept. llth:
\ dispatch from Hamilton, last
night, to Len Wines. says the Repuh-
lican Convention nominated w. III.
Beatty for Judge, Lew Cook for Treas
urer, Frank Wheeler (Red) for Sheriff,
and Sabin for Clerk. Convention still
in session at ) o'clock.
His many old friends in this part of
the State will be sorroy that Ned Irwin
in was so unfortunate as to lose the
nomination for Sheriff of White Pine.
Red" Whecler's success against him
is proof of his e. Reds y extreme pop
ularity.
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Sept. 6, 1870.

KoPPEL & PLATT are receiving, daily,
from san Francisco, a large and fine
stock of Fall and Winter goods, consist
ing in part of Beaver Suits, Cashmere
suits, the latest styles of Hats and Neck
es, and the like, which they offer at the
lowest prices. In quality, style and price
a better selection cannot be made else
where. se'-Aw
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master General issued an order on the
LIST instant requiring the name and adj
dress of the sender Of a registered letter
or package 10 be affixed to the same.
and in case of non-delivery the regist-
cred letter or package will be returned
directly from the office to which it is
sent to the sender, without as now
being returned through the dead letter
office. In case the sender of letter or
package thus returned can not be found
it will then go to the dead letter office,
and be treated as other undelivered
mail matter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-13

THE Lyon County Delegation is not
favorable TO DIR. Hizle.t, as We stated
i'll our Sundays issue, or, as we might
lnore properly state, it is in favor of
Gen. Day for its first choice as State
officer from that County. So we learn
from gentleman interested who also
informs US that the Delegation is for
Tritle.
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Now Tlaoatcr IIAll,
TAKE WARNING!

THE V. T. K. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precautiob against accidents aud
l. - Of life resulting from the running OF their
trains, aud they take this method ii Warning pa.
rents aad guardians against the dangers attending
the too practice IL children wing alb yai
their cars and locomotives Those having Ia charge
the business of the Conn any lind u nlr s.iIie to
pERsuN Ale boys no frequent the termihi and etat,.
pilg places of the r. ad from climbing upon the
ca. AID engines; aud the, Will & el them-.l,e.
obl ed To resort 10 more decided measures " the-~
aunuyances are cpbiinurd l.,ent accidents,
which are wholly a-riDsbie % the carr lessnrse II
persons Ia jumping "a aud III the ears When IN
motion, should h. warning enough In themselss.
H. VI YERlNGToN, Superintendent
August Il. 1870. "
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INFORMATION WANTED.-We would
again ask the World if the gentleman
who has executed the heavy strategy
for its columns during this war is the
lightning calculator who made up its
election returns during the last PreSi-
dental campaign.-[N. y. CONNER
cial Advertiser.
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WHITE PINE FOR TRTTLE!-We find

the following in Sundays Enterprise:
From private dispatch from ".
W. Hobart, we learn that the follow
ing delegates We're elected to the Re
pu blican State Convention at Hamll-
ton, yesterday: stephen Miller. Thos.
Wren, NJ. Atwood, Frank Drake. I.
P. r. Dimmock, Robt. Rowland, w.
J. Forbes, Reuben Barney, w. J.
Smith and d. III. Jackson. These dele
gates are believed to be favorable to
Mr.. Tritle for Governor.
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.-For d
house with four hard-finished rooms,
two lots and good we'll of water, apply
to c. I'll. Maish. See advertisement in
the APPEAL of this morning.
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IMPoRTAnTToV orERs.-All persons
desiring to participate in the primaries
ON next Thursday mus. register their
names before ii o'clock a. IN. on that
day. So we are requested to state by
Judge Waltz.
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ARRIVALS AT ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.

GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
Carson City, September IL, 1870.
D Sheppard, Virginia
J Perry,
w ID Hamilton, Lake Tahoe
III Winters, San Francisco
l. Doran, WashOe
w Showers, Hope Valley
+ Davis, Lake rance
G z Harding, Genoa
Monday. Sept. IL.
C S Hammer, Salt Lake
c Austin,
Sam Gowen,
l. OIds, Carson Valley
Il \ Kinsey, Genoa
en- Summer, Memo
\ y McGee,
X Nato!e, Virginia
II II Westercott, Gold Hill