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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

THr C.nsoS AND ELKo Base BALL
MArcH.-lThe Elko Independent contains
the correspondence in reference to the
late challenge Of the Silver Star Club, of
Carson. to the Striped Stockings. of
Elko. A difficulty it seems arose about
the choice of ground, and the Striped
Stockings laid before the Chairman of
the Commute on Rules of the National
Association, asking a decision in their
favor. claiming the choice of ground as
being the challenged party. The Chair
man says there is no rule governing the
question, but cites precedents showing
that the custom is for the challenged
party to name the day and the ground.
The Carson boys think the decision is in
their favor, and the Elko Club hold to
the contrary. So the matter stands, and
unless some mutual understanding be
had on the point in controversy the Sill
yer Stars and Striped Stockings are not
likely to meet before the Hamilton Club
is In good enough practice to whack
either Of the disputsnts.
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An ELKo OPINION ABOUT THE RAIL
RoAp.-The Independent copies our re-
port of the proceedings of the Railroad
Meeting, and endorses u structures
upon the speculative bill now before
Congress. The following selfish par
agrapn closes The article:
Notwithstanding the ardor of the citi-
zens of Hamilton@ is probable that a
considerable time will elapse before the
desired locomotive will be heard in the
canyons of White Pine. As a matter of
pecuniary interest. at present, q railroad
from this place would be more advanta-
geous to Hamilton than to Elko. More
money is left here by the present mode
Of freighting than would be placed in
circulation were freight to be sent through
the town without change of cars, direct
to White Pine; but the time will come
within a few years. as the southern dis
tricts lying along the great mineral belt
to Mexico become developed, when the
proposed railroad from this point will be
of great value to this locality, and to the
enfire State.
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FROM CUBA.

NEw York. May 81.
A respectable person, well known here,
arrived yesterday from MuTietas. He
brings important dispatches for General
Jordan from the Cuban Government.
Ii is said that some of these relate to a
resolution of the Cuban Congress, in
condemnation of certain declarations
made in this Country by prominent Gu
ban officers. and which have been the
theme of much comment by the journals
of the insurgents in this country. This
gentleman confirms the report heretofore
published, to the effect that the visit of
Deroda to Puerto Principe had not been
attended with good results and that all
the columns which marched from that
city have returned with little glory. He
stated that the Cubans entered Puerto
Principe in small squads, taking out all
they desired.
The insurgent, Col. Correlio Renro,
with a large force, is near the city.
The defeat of Brignelia by the forces
of Marmd, nea Santiago de Cuba, is
confirmed.
The manifesto of Arago has produced
no effect among the patriots, other than
contempt.
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1t the Arlington House, between General
Neagley, member of the House from
Pittsburg District, and Captain Goldman.
of Boston. Blows passed freely. The
affair grew oct of a d~issension about the
Lynch commerce reviving bill, which
Goldman was lobbying against.
The Times says the contest over the
Northern Pacific Railroad In is pro
nounce,l by old members to have been
the most remarkable ever witnessed IN
Congress-. The yeas and nays were
called on eleven different amendments.
It is freely declared to-day that the fran
chise of the company. as perfected by
the bill, is worth fifteen million dollars.
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TEE oNLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand. Fresh by every Express. +.
FoR A CLEAN SHAVE. and good work in
the teasoriai line. go to HuDsoss. Dunn street,
near Hamilton.
fousns-A plain gold ring. marked inside,
which the owner can have by describing prop
erty and paying for this notice.
NOTES.-The popular Restaurant known Is
Berry's.i in Treasure City. has been purchased
oy W II. brayton. Those who desire a good
meal. give him \ call.
LosT.-A silver rooster, with eold min At
taehed. suit-ble for lAdys shawl. was lost on
Main, Hamilton or Mil streets, sunday. The
nnder will be liherally rewarded bv LEAVING the
same a. the 81. Nicholas Saloon.
IsrERsAl RxvEsrH AND srArr srAxrs. Of all
denominations. for sale ct the Postcfnee. Green.
hacks bought and sold. Postofacs drafts issued
ca All the principal cities and towns in the
United States.
TEE cosNoPoLETAN RRsrAuRAxr has been re
ntted and elegantly furnished throuehout. and
is now one Of the most handsome est.blishment
q the kind IN the city. a. it has been for a long
time the Most popular, on account Of its low
rates Of charges and w~eil-fumished tables. Gal
and get an excellent meal for 80 cents.
ArwArs At WORK; never idle. Frank ingram
has Just returned from q short run East. and I'm
opened up In frst-class style the Eureks Restau
sc and Wareho ise. north side Of Main street
Hamilton. and viii always be glad 20 see hi
friends. or any other man. II you want Q squnr
neai, call On hgEAm.
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BY TELEGR APH !
sYsal t L. VITA Pa o.ay Ys-l
From the Seat of War!
The Fenian Invasion.
MALONE On. ", May 2

MALONE On. ", May "a.
Gen. Gleason has been strongly re-
inforced. His men now occupy a posi-
ton four miles beyond the line. He is
entrenched strongly and confident of hold
ing his position.
News has been received hat after the
arrest of Gen. 0Neill Gen. Samuel p.
Spear was appointed COMMANDMENT
Chief, and proceeded at once to issue or
ders in the face of Marshal Foster.
Gen. Spear will either cross the Ca
madam border at some point not hereto
fore attempted, or reinforce Gleason.
This statement is by authority.
The privates express great dissatisfac-
ton with O'Neill. Some say he is too
young, too plain, too inexperienced to
execute military plans, and that he Is
both practically and theoretically incom-
petent.
Gen. Gleason telegraphed a friend in
this city last night, that he would fight
before daylight this morning.
The British regulars and Canadian
volunteers are concentrating along the
front of the river.
The Fenians are busily engaged in
throwing mp earthworks.
CHICAGO, May 27.
Nothing new this morning concerning
the Fenian movements. At the meeting
last evening il was claimed that {, 1000
soldiers, fully armed and uniformed.
could be sen from here to-day if needed;
but the statement may probably be taken
with several grains of allowance. A
considerable sum Of money was raised,
however.
The report which was current, that a
portion of the Grand Trunk Railroad
had been torn up. is denied by the off,
GERS of the railroad at Toronto, who say
every part of it is intact.
Leaders here profess to disbelieve all
accounts from ST. Adams, or indeed any
but encouraging reports from any quar-
ter.
HARTFORD, May 81.
The special town meeting yesterday
voted an appropriation of $4,000 for
building a new State house in this city,
provided the Constitutional Amendment,
making Hartford the capital. be adopted.
NEW York, May "a.
The Annual Conference of the African
Methodist Church in New York, held its
closing session at Brooklyn yesterday.
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The CALAvERAs SKULL. = Professor
Whitney has written a letter to r. w.
Raymond in relation to the great an
tiquity of formations discovered at Ia
bic Mountain, in California. He says
that the evidence of the vast antiquity OF
the human race in California is gradu-
ally accommodating, and hat there is not
the slightest reason foT supposing the
.Calaveras skull to b. ! hoax, or for
CHASING it with the famous Cardiff
giant He promises ar interesting chap
ter on the subject of The antiquity of
man in his next voluma Of the Geology
Of California. This sc. entiic opinion
will o heavy on the stanislaus anti
quarians. who, according to Truthful
James. pelted Brown Of Calaveras, with
his lot of fossil bones that he found
within the-tunnel near the tenement of
Jones'
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SECOND DISPATCH!
n FENIAN RAID.
RepuIse of the Fenians at Trout
River-Their General Retires In
Observation-Disclosures of Demon
aiization-u. 8. Troops on their
way to the Front.
ToRoNTo, MAY 27-lO A. N.

TORONTO, May 27-10 A. NJ.
The Fenians near Trout river COM
menced an attack this forenoon, but
were rapidly driven back across lines.
LAIRR.-The Fenians at Huntington
and Trout River got out of the way as
oon as the firing commenced, leaving
their wounded behind.
Gen. Gleason went back to New York
disguised. General Starr is assuming
charge.
ST.. ALBANs, May 81.
The only Fenians hat left for their
homes last evening were Burlington
boys. The rest who remained here are
provided with food by the United States
Marshal, Foster, and the village author
tiles.
CoNcoRD, n. H., May "a.
Companies A and B, Fifth heavy artil-
lery, passed through Concord this MORN
ing from Fort Adams for Malone, ac-
companied by Gen. F. J. Hunt.
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Woods fired FIVE shots, two taking effect
on Osborne. one Just below the splne'
the other taking of the end of his finger;
The quarrel originated over a game OF
cards. Woods is in custody.
Railroad, has been brought here Tor ou-
rial.
The new steamer built at Lindsey
Point. was launched to-day.
In the District Court to-day VIM. Har-
per, on trial, charged with manslaughter,
was acquitted.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, May 81.

LONDON, May 81.
The Fenian movements on the New
York and Vermont borders are still anx-
iously watched. They form the topic
uppermost in the newspaper comments
this morning. The Standard thinks the
United States has no motive to embroil
itself with Great Britain in a question so
contemplate as the Fenian business.
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TO WOOD CONTRACTORS |

OFFICE WHITE PINE wATER CO., HAM
- IITOS. May q, Is70.-Sealedp proposals will
be received at the office of the above company
until SATURDAY. June !. 1870. for the delivery
of One Thousand n COO Cords Of good mer-
charitable Wood, full measurement. Five hum
dred $500 cords to be delivered at Station No. l,
and hve hundred $500 at Station No. 2. Sixty
six and two-thirds t6Gal per cent. on the CO =
tract price 10 be paid on the delivery Of each
and every one hundred 100l cords-the balance
to be retained as a guarantee for the fnlhllment
of the contract. The company reserves the right
masstd +. A. BENJAMIN, supt.
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D~issoIution Notice.

V'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ING under the style and firm Of DUREN 4
ALLEN, at Hamilton. State Of Nevada. and Silver
city. Idaho Territory. has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Georgs Allen retiring
from said Arm. All debts against said nrm viii
be paid by W. II. Duren, who Is authorized 10
collect outstanding debts due said firm.
W. II. DIREN
MAY 81. 1870. GEORGE ALIES.
W. II. Duren will continue the business at the
same house, near the Big smoky Mil. Hamilton.
mas I'm
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Undsrhn GEb~rt Z
Young lafayette d


b. K. Davis, Justice Of the Peace in and for
Township No. 2. County Of White Pine, State Of
Nevada, and e~x-ofbcio Registry Agent Of said
Township. hereby certihes that the foregoing Is
a full and complete list Of all the names regis
tered by me from the 18th day Of April, AD.
$50, % the 9th day Of May. AID. 1870. inclusive.
and now remaining on the ofhcial Register. Of
persons entitled 20 vote in the second Election
District of White Pine County. at the municipal
election TO be holden in the city OF Hamilton.
on the 9Th day of June, AID. 1870.
And / hereby give notice that / viii receive
objections to the right TO vote. ON the part Of
any person 50 registered. until 6 O'Clock. pm.
on the fourth day previous 10 the day Of said
election, namely; until 6 O'Clock pm. Of the ID
day Of June. AID. 1870.
All persons whose names may be enormously
entered I'm said lists, are requested to appear at
ms Office, Hamilton street. In the city Of Hamil.
ton. and have such error corrected.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of Nav, A D.
1870. h. X. DAVIS.
Justice OF the Peace and exAofhcio Registry
Agent, Township No. 2.
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FROM VIRGINIA r

VIRGINIA CRY, May "a.
A man named Forbes was severely
cut in the arm with an adze, last night,
by Letters, during an alteration at Gold
Hill.
James Mullen accidentally drove a
pick through his foot yesterday.
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MRS. BLASER,

National Bank Building, Main street,
Hamilton,
WHISTLES TO INFORM THE LADIE OF
w Hamilton and vicinity that she has opened
her new store, with all kinds Of LADIES
GOODS Of the latest style. Hats, Perfumery,
Toys and Fancy Articles. Fashionable Dress
making, in the best manner. ma3-tf
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SAN FnAscpoo. Ma,

SAN EEArcrsCo, MAY q.
The q. S. Marshal, Morris. has APP
pointed Marshals for the counties as fol
lows: Ben. G. Truman, late Postal
Agent. for San Diego: James A. Gray.
for Monterey; T. NJ. Haskell, for Nap 4;
VIM. C. Goldsmith. for Lake; James A.
Wardwell. for Butte; Felix f. Hardwick,
for Sianislaus.
Quite an effort is being made to create
an excitement over the alleged silver dis
coyeries in Alameda county, back of
Fruitvale. Five hundred pounds of the
ore have been sent here for working
tests.
Bayard Taylor goes with the excur-
sionists to the Monterey centennial cele-
bration.
The income tax list for 1869, for San
Francisco, is now in the hands of the
Collector. 1t only foots up $4,000 0 or
$50 600 less than last year.
Governor Stafford, of Arizona, calls
out all able bodied men in the Territory
to operate against the Indians.
Julius Gomez alias Williams, colored.
who stabbed James Williams. yesterday
afternoon, on Pacific street, was arrested
by officer cambridge on the charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon.
Stock Sales.
MoRSISe
Original Hidden TreAsure-225 shares. at sl9h.
S20a b. 80; Sl9fs,
Mammoth-20a shares. $1k9Slk, b. 30.
Silver Wave-10o shares. san.
Noonday-5ss shares. S3a. ssS. ssH, s.s.
Segregated Belcher-0 shares, IS.
Silver Wedge 60 shares. 50.
oocidental-@ shares. Sl2h.
Hope-70 shares, IS.
ophir-ls0 shares, $12xds12k.
lmperiAl-seO shares. So, SIS. b. 30; s57h.
AmsdOr-so shares. s21o. s. 80; s2l2H.
Dholiar-i10 shsres. s7s, s2s, SIS.
kentuck-4 shares, <52k.
Exchequer-20 shares, $40.
yellow Jacket-21o shares. SE7, $l6k, s47. $46k.
oveT1aan rs shares. $50, b. so; $s1, b. 50; SIS,
Beleher-l7e shares. s1sA. $40. S. 50.
Gould 1 curry-So shares, any, 8. 90; slle.
Sl22z, b. 80.
Sierra NevadA-lo5 shares, So, ssK.
sayAge-i4 shares Ss3A. $S3k. b. 30; s35A.
Hale 4 NorcIos 40 shares, Sl32h, Sl32, b. so.
Crown Point-i60 shares. sl3, s. so; slA, b. so;
slSh, sl4. b 3.
sALEs.
Sierra Eevada-2Oo shares, ss9. SIX. sss..
sayage-i4Sos shares, tSA, SS4A, SIS, sSI, b. 80;
Hale 1 Noreros-e4 shares. sisa. 5. 50; siss. b.
80; Sl32k.
Crown Point-i5o shares. s13h. sISh. s. 50;
$l3A. sl4. b.S
virginia-120 shares. sSA Sax.
Silver wave-25O shares, IS: s41, IS.
Imperial-IN shares. sss. s34k, SS5h, B.. 30.
ophir-470 shares. sl2k. sl2z.
Occidental-S0 shares. S2k.
Alpha-m shares. S11A.
Gould h Curry 60 shares. s12s, sl22, s12s b. 10.
Yellow Jacket-635 shares, S46k, &l8, b. 10;
SAX, $4sk. b. 80.
Featherstone-6O0 shares, T5c,
Noonday-2O0 shares, SIS
Mammoth-lO shares, S1k.
Original Hidden Treasure-2ao shares, $10k, b.
$2i. O. 3; s2oA, 6. 90.
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aeaistfred Toters.

snoy Solomon Louis Smith Geo 5
Smith WI schmals Aug Sloan Ihomas
sheehan Maurie Scarborough il
II
Thomas W Ten Fyck Geo Turner ED
Tnyaay 9 Turnes John Tucker s q
Thornburgh WI
W
w.lsh Nieholas Wilmarth A Welsh Joseph
Whitatsr Wilcox Jas H Werner John F
Wallace Frank Wertheimer J Noodman a
Woods A Widber jacob
Young Henry Young John
Notice Is hereby given that l viii receive Cd
iections to the right TO vote on the part OF any
person above named until 6 O'Clock p. m: on
Fridav. the I'd day of June, A. D. 1870; and all
persons whose names are enormously entered IN
he above list are requested to appear al my
office and have such error corrected.
is. eROSMAN. Registry Agent,
Township No. 3, Treasure CITY.
Treasure City. May 81, 1870. my2o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28
Railroad Meeting.

A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF WHITE
n PINE COUNTY is called for TUESDAY
EVENING, May 81, at City Hall, Hamilton, for
the purpose of hearing the report OF the Com.
mittee on Statistics, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before the
meeting. Z. e. LYMAN, ffeeloent.
w. W. HoBARr, Secretary. ma2s-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

INDICTMENTS IN ELKo.-The Grand
Jury Of Elko county have indicted Ser
vi.us Quinton for robbery. Bail fixed at
$40, 900. Also ]. Il. Bodyfelt for bur-
glary, and Lung King and All Sim for
m,rdar
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RoM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, May 81.
The body of VIM. Cadien, who died at
Humboldt, New, on Wednesday last,
while travelling on the Central Pacific
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James Tracy was killed at Diamond
City, Montana, on the 5th inst, by Ed.
Lovelock. The slayer has been indicted
for murder.
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FROM M%ARYsvlLLE.
MARysvrLLE. Nav {

"AhfhFILLEf NIHN II
A shooting ARRAY occurred on Second
street this afternoon between George n.
Woods, son of a ranchman, near Rough
and Ready, and Jake Osborne, in which
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

- PANY Location Of works white Pine
Mining District, White Pine county. Nevada
Noiice.-Thers arr delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account Of Assessment
levied on the 2ft day Of April. 1870. the several
amounts st opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders as follows
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MINERAL HuL.-The miners of this
district will hold an election for a Recor-
der on the oath of June.
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Aleu- To-9ag.
REGISTERED VOTERS.


List Of Registered Voters in Township No. 1,
White Pine County, Nevada. entitled to vote al
the City Election Of Hamilton, June 6, 1870.
Avies Thns Atwood NJ Adams Josiah
Ascher Robert Alexander G R Alexander NJ
Ashim SOL Almon Frank Adams John
Allan narfA
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AGENCIES.

saw FRANCISCO
MYRoN ANGEL. Room No. ., f3t Gal. St.
THOMAS BOYCE, 80, Merchants Exchange.
I. p. FISHER, 81 and %, Merch'ts Excl &C.
= ~ IARTNoRE L CO., Pope's Block, 1s7
Past Madison st.-Room 10.
COOK. CoBURN 4 co., 81 Dearborn street
EEW EORK- ou
HUDSON L MENET. Times building.
VIRGINIA JAMES MCDONALD.
+ RnooKa, News Depot.
ZuSTTy-A. NJ. HoKN. Main st.
pTocfFr rITY-charles Weiderhold.
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BUSINESS CARDS. r. s:s g . q The
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=. the hour Of IL O'Clock m. Of said da-. TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
With costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
J. W. CLARK, Secretary.
Once, No. AIS California street. San Francisco,
California. my2s-td
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES!
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spsal to Il. wA.ss re Daily y.-l
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List Of Registered Voters In Township No. 3,
Treasure City, White Pine County. State Of
Nevada, remaining on the Official Register Of
said Township at 0 O'Clock p. m, May 27th,
A. .. 1880.
Adler Jnlius Amedon Geo W Allen Thos p
Allen John II Armes VIC Antisel W c
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List Of Registered Voters in Township No. 2.
White Pine County. Nevada, entitled to vote
at the City Election Of Hamilton June 6. 1870.
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And IN accordance with law and an order Of the
soard OF Trustees. made on the 2ist day OF
April, 1910. so many shares Of each parcel OF
saia seoca as may be necessary. will be sold at
pnhlic auction. at the ONCE Of the silver
nave hsning Company. AIS California street,
San Francisco, California.
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Zadow

1, NJ. Atwood. Registry Agent Of Hamilton
Township No. l. White Pine county. State Of
NevsdA, do hereby certify that the above named
persons are duly registered in ray Office for the
municipal election 10 be held in Hamilton City
on the 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1870; and I hereby
give notice that I will receive objections TO the
right TO vote on the part Of any person so regis
tered until 6 O'Clock p. m. ON the ID day Of June
A. ID. 1870. NJ. ATWOOD, Registy Agent.
Hamilton Township, No. /. White Pine
county, Nevada.
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Angel jos r Allen Fer'do b Ashley Delos r
Anderson John Amsbary Calvin Andrews Ed
Armitage Jos arlington Vim Andrews Thos
Ayers Jas Atehinson A W Armstrong D A
Anthony VIM Angeson Edw'w Ackerley Abij'h
Anderson / II
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
SATURDAY, MARCH 10 1870.

WHAT OF CUBA 2-Queseda, the leader
of the iusurrectiopary Cubans, has arrived
in the United States. His presence here
is variously interpreted Some say it means
the breaking up Of the Cuban revolution,
while the Cuban Junta at New York insist
that Queseda comes upon diplomatic mis-
sion, aud is fully authorized by Cespcdcs to
make negotiations for the recognition of
the gem oftbe Antilles. The more prob.
ably opinion is, that the revolution is at aD
end. The best possible way for Queseda to
have obtained the recognition Of Cuba was
20 have won it on the 6eld of battle. OF
that, recognition might have been simple
logical result. A movement from the field
Of battle to that Of diplomacy is a retaeat,
II not rout.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

it. She again applied the knife to the
throat of the poor little victim and finished
the british work she had commenced -
The report we received says its head was
nearly cut of. When the horrible Geed
was complete the oldest boy came, and the
murderess commanded him to run imme-
diately to the nearest neighbors and tell
them she had killed her child.
She says she killed the child to spite her
husband. She was taken in custody and
placed in room at one Of the village ho.
tells, where she is now lying sick, and at the
present writing is not expected 10 live.--
She is supposed by some to be insane, al.
though others are sangune in the beli,l
that her insanity consists ouly in her all
lowing her unbridled passions full sway.