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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-28
Snstral Aot1tes.
The Great Pictorial ANIMAL =.

Hosteter's United States Almanac for 1879, for dis
trhufon gratis throughout the United states and all
civilized countries of the Western Hemisphere, Is now
published and ready for delivery, in the English Ger
man French Norwegian Welsh, Swedish. Holland Bo-
heman and Spanish languages, AM all who wish to
understand thu true philosophy Of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions It coutaHs In
addition to an admirable medical treatise the causes,
prevention and of great variety of diseases, 1t
embraces large amount of information interesting to
the merchant, the mechanic the MINER the farmer the
planter and professional man and the calculations have
been made for such meridans and ATTITUDES mos
suitable for correct and prehensve NATIONAL CAL
ESDAR,
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects Of
Hosetters Stomach Blters the stqple tonic and alter
alive of more than half the Christian world, FULLY
forth in its pages which also interspersed with
pictorial Illus raions valuable recipes for the household
and farm humorous anecdotes and other instructive and
amusing reading matter original and selected. Among
the Annals appear with the opening of the year. this
will be one of the most useful and may be had for The
asking. The proprietors, Messrs Hosetter Il Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa receipt Of cent stamp. will for
ward copy by mail to any person who procure
in his neghborhood The Bitters sold in every
CITY, town and village, and extensively used through
cut the entire civilized world d&wlw Ups
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In this CITY, Dec &c, Damaetta Kindred aged % us
9 mos days.
Funeral Thursday, the 2sh two O'Clock. at her late
residence No Frt st. Friends invited TO attend.
In this city. Dec u, Cet1yla + Clark, wife OF john
CLARK, aged Al yrs.
The recent death OF Miss Eliza Wheeler. Of this city
is thus alluded to by the Christian Reg ter of Bosol
The death of Miss Eliza | Wheeler, daughter of VIM
4 Wheeler, Esq, of Worcester, occurred Dec IL We
cannotlet The death of this young and giftet friend pass
without slight tribute to her memory. Her lite the
last few years has been OF unusual trial and bereave
mont All the nicer traits of naturally gentle and
loving heart were kndled and developed by these attic
tions and nobly has she carried herself through them
mother through her last lingering Illness her self s1cri
thy ana love- the skill tact and energy with which She
presided over the househod,-all who have known her
testify. The last hs of her life passed
in weakness and suffering, but, of her own
family has said, $50 loving sanity. angelic has she
been that it seemed her soul belonged 10 another
sphere while her body decaying and returning to
the dust " Her loss Will be severely fell by her father
and rien IS, how deeply they alone can tell. What
consolation in their bereavement to have such sweet and
tender memories of her. She had much to live for but
cheertuy she gave up ALL The cup which my Father
hath given me, shall not frink tY'' May not all
derive lesson from her pure and holy life rom her per-
feet trust, and resignation to her Fathers vii?
Most truly do sympat lie with her bereaved family
and friends in their loss which TO pure spirit is such
infinite gain. She has passed the valley and from the
heights beyond beckons and cheers us yet bids us
bile our time. A. T.
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he, until the men who control affairs learn to
endure adverse criticism, even if severe and un-
Just, without Furnishing it as n crime. free
press may be licentious, but it is not half so
likely TO be ingeniously malignant and mis-
cheyous as a hall-muzzled one.
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NEW YORK. Dec. T.-Cott0n moro active at Ne de
cline sales "a 226 bales; mddng upands gOAc Flour
rather more steady; sales 45lO bbs; state $50 q 81
ohio S5j5 a 1885, western So "a 7l5; ihern SO 50
a BPS. Wheat steady and little more doing, chiefly
for ming sales = bush; No ring 81 Al a. 80: win.
ter red western S,55 ~ l,59, white Michigan 100 a
LIZ Corn shade lower; sales $4,000 hush mixed
western rs q 1sc. Oats dull; sales 1850 bush Ohio and
western 81 a. Ste. Beef quiet Pors quiet and steady;
new $l4,5O q SIS; old Sl3 steady at 50 a.
SIC. Butter sleaty Mhskey dun and lower; western
Tree IS "a 95bc. closing sellers INSIDE price Rics
steady at 81 "a Sstc sugar DUH Museovado W 94c;
refining a. 9'tc Coffee steaty lilo 10 20 2gAc. Mo
turpentne quiet at G. q 67hci rosin dull sales IS
Tor strained. Petroleum dntl; crude I31s a. i3Ac;
fined 23c. rallow steady at so g SIC. wool quiet and
nrm; pulled 80 a. 6lsc.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Flour fiat. Wheat dull and a
shade loweri No spring Sl2l No2 do Sl,is; No do
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hot supper viii be served by the ladies of the
Grace NJ, E. Church. in their vesiry, this evening,
from to ~ O'Clock; and the old folks viii give
concert from ~ to O'Clock. Oysters and ice
creams before and after the concert. Don't fail to
attend.
lMPoRrANT.-owing to press of business and the
Christmas festivities, Prof Mac is behind time
He will visit Worcester but three times more-Wed-
nesday, Friday and Saturday. After that all COM
muDications must be addressed to him at 1872 Har-
rison avenue, Boston.
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l,O7 a l,O7K Corn active; No mixed 4OTc; rejected
Az n 3Sc Oats In lair demand and lower; NO., 3lAci
rejected Il a. 2sac 1--we steady; No @ 6lH q sc;
Barley quiet and k No3 spring 45' Asc; reje Ste
Hams in pickle ami green and bulk meats unehnnsed
Live hogs dull and unsettled at siO5 q 400 dressed
dull, at Sl75 a 4s7. Whisky lmlnll ReceipisIbWg
hbs nu is 600 bush wheat VA 600 bush corn J2uVO bush
oats 5000 bush rye $4,000 bush barley, 5000 hogs SNIP
mcuts lQO0 ibis -four 1909 bush corn 6OUO bush oats
1000 bush rye, 1909 bush barley, 1000 hog, .,oo.
CINCiSNATI. dec. 27.-Pork duh ana unchanged Sla21
asked. Lard frm and Lighter demand; &c asked Bnlk
meats nominIl shoulders at Sc; sides 81 a Osc IA
con hnu with light demand; shoulders CSC; clear mi
sides 7glc; clear sides 7ac Hams ll14 a 9%c Live
hogs in fair demand AMI advanced to $3.50 a. $3.50 re-
CENTS 1909. Whskey steady Ole. Green meats firm
er; shoulders Ike; sides Sic; hams IN % Sac The
light receipts of hos here and in Chicago strengthens
c views holders hut there Is no demand for the pro-
duct w0 ia mentioning.
SEw ORLEANS Dec. 2L-Cotton steadyi middngs at
az ID
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COKE.
This CHEAP AID MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac
turing purposes and Family is offered to the
public in quantities to suit, st the following Reduced
Prices:
One Chalirou of Sc bushels. ................S50O
One Half do. Is =" ................... $50
In quantities less than half Chsldron Is Cents per
bushel.
Payments may be made, and orders delivery Will
be issued only at the 0ce OF the Company No. Bank
Block. Foster street. up stars. diff ia4
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Try Wilson & Goodelps crystal polish for clean
ing gold silver and glass of every description. For
labor saving it has equal. Warranted satisiac-
tory For sale by p. G. skinner, druggist, No. 430
Main street
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Senator Sumner exclaimed, when the preSi-
dents civil service message came into the sem
ate, al must say that ] hail that course of the
president with 10Y"
A case has recently come up in Wlliamsport,
Pa, in which Justice continued an injunction
against Bishop O'Lara, restraining him from re-
moving one Father Stoke from his pasorate.
This is the first case that has ever come up in
this country of Catholic priest using the
courts to defeat the purpose Of his bishop.
Another japanese student, of Troy, N. Y,
named Hasegaiva, has Just died of cousump-
ton, to which persons of his nationality seem
fearfully subject in this country. He was one
Of those sent 10 America year ago to be liber-
ally educated, and, having mastered the English
language, was about to commence the study Of
law when he was struck down by disease.
That very singular community, the Aztccs,
have been beard from again. A letter from one
Of the Powell Colorado exploring expedition
states that Aztec "picture writing" has been
discovered on the rocks near uintah, and that
from there to the gulf traces of their ancient
residence abound. As an example of the dis
covcres, the record of the 10th of last Septem-
Der will be interesting On that day party of
three started in quest of the ruins. Climbing
up and along a steep and narrow ledge, they
came to cluster of diapidated houses. They
found pieces of pottery and fragments Of arrow
heads, with occasional perfect specimens
of the latter. One of the most interesting and
valuable prizes was in the form Of an earthen
jug, artstically fashioned, and in an excellent
state of preservation. 1t WAS hidden under Il
rock with the mouth covered with Il stone. The
jar had capacity of four or five gallons, and
contained small bundles of split willows, used
for baking corn bread. The bundles have been
tied with Irvine made from wild hemp, and were
rotten with age. The explorers propose to visit
many of the "cities" of the Aztgcs this winter,
and learn more of their history, habits and re-
liglous rites, from personal observation and
study
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Grocers, butchers, and all other parties who use
quantity of blank books, are invited to call at L.
Whitney's where wholesale prices viii be named.
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The SECRET OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Grecian
mould well4turned neck ami beautifully rounded arms
are doubt very things to have, and ladies who
possess these charms have reason 10 be th'nkful to
Mother Nature; yet, after all, the most captivating Of
all womany charms is pure fresh and brilliant COM
pexon This superlative fascination any lady may
cure by using IIAGANs MAGSoLIA BALM, the standard
beautyng preparation of the present 1t differs
from all ordinary cosmetics in three most essential par
ticuars inasmuch IL contains no injurious ingred
ens does not contract shrve the skin as all he as
trngent ''nooms Lotions" and powders eventually
do, but produce, lasting loneliness by improving the
health Of the skin Under its operation the texture Of
TIE epideunis becomes finer, and the surface soft as
velvet and smooth as porcelain. Features cannot be
changed, but compilations cam and 1t is quite certain
that lady with other Charm than fresh and rosy
complexion, will attract more admiration in company
than her neighbor with classic face but salow skin.
do dnnn&YlM
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John y. CIarB ~ son, Commisson Merchants
and dealers tn Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster Line, Cal
cined Plaster, CIR. Bone, Cement. salt. Guano. Super
phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce, Nos 2S1 And
3y9 Frontnt., Worcester, EaRs.
dtf loHN g. CLARK 4 son
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PERSONS who have become thoroughly chilled from
any cause NAV have their circulation at once restored
by taking into The stomach tea-spoonful of JohnsoaS
Anodsae Lia,meRt mixed in little cold water, well
sweetened.
Every frmer who owns good stock Of horses cattle
and sheep and intends keep them through the winter
should get Of once good stock of Sheriddns CdrdhB
Condition ORDERS One dollars worth will save at
least a hair ton Of Inv de0p6wlu d2J
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Peoples savings Bank,
452 MAIN ST.

452 MAIN ST.
Deposits Nov. L, '7I........u.$2, G4O,G35 So.
Deposits are pat interest the first day of every
month.
The net profits divided semi-annuay in February
and August.
In addition to the usual Bank Hours the Bank is open
from G to O'Clock Saturday Evenings, for the con-
yenience of DepOsitors.
JOHN c. MASON, President.
C. NJ. BENT, Treas.
Worcester, Nov. 2, 1871. d&wtf NJ
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vVHE MILLBURY NATIONAL BANK.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of The
Stockholders of This Bank will he held at their Gankng
Rooms on TUE DAY. Jan g. 1877 at O'Clock p. NJ, TO
choose board OF directors for the ensuing year.
ID. ATWOOD, Cashier.
Millburv Doc 81 1871 dim di3
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Bath Tubs snd Boilers, Water Closets wash Bowls
wash Trays Sinks SC fitted up at short notice. snd
in thorough manner. diff lEs
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE SSURANCE
- CO. OF WORCESTER.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual MEEEtNG of
the STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CoMPAsI OF
WORCEs Err, will be held at the New Office of the Com
pany on WEDNESDAY JAN. 2, 1917, at ten O'Clock A:
NJ for The choice OF Directors and for the transaction o.
any other business that NAV legally come before said
meeting. CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'y
Worcester dig
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Patents secured.

Patents Secured.
Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procured;
lnererenCes conducted all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights and Patent Gases attended to, by
JAMES G.. ARNOLD Worcester, Mass.
0FFICF No. 1903 MAIN ST.
al2 diff
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NorcesEer Fivo cents savings Bank.
OFFICE, NO. Gs GAIN STREET, WORCESTER
This Bank is open every business day from nine O'Clock
In the morning to five o'clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to oSE THOUSAND Dol
LARS receued and put upon interest on tie FIRST Of euerE
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January anc
july and if not withdrawn are added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest entitled to interest, Three Do
ars CLARENDON HARRIS,
i've diff Treasurer.
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THE GRAFTON NATIONAL BANK.
WE BLACKsToNE : NATIONAL
V1HE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

II U
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Cen
trail National Bank OF Worcester, will be held at their
Banking Room. on TUESDAY. Jau. 9th 1872, a, ten
O'Clock A NJ Tor the Election of Directors for the ensu-
ing year and the transaction any other business
that may legally come before them.
d5 dtn H. A. MARSH, Cashier.
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Dr. G.. f. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST,
% Pearl opposite the Post Office
NJ d3n
Iathevvs % chamberlain.

Corner waldo and Exchange sh., Worcester, nsEl.
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Rae worcester Mechanics Savings Ram
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bsnk is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth osy
each month.
ssniAnpual Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS President
y. WOODWARD, rrsss'r
iscl dswtf
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notttes.
StullRS.
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS
ASSOCIATION.
LECTURE
Thursday Evening, December %, 1871
Rev. ANDREW McKEOWN,
Subject ...,.............OratOrya and Orsters.

The Committee Lectures authorized to an
nounce that Rev. ROBERT COLLYEK will
before tre Association Wednesday, Feb q,
1871 subiect-"FRoM THE FIRE TO FEBRUARY"
Tickets at the ustlal Mac g. Is cts, DOT d1T
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nIEn

Five Yer Cent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call. E. A. GOODNOW,
auS dtf Fiat National Ranh
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The German Government Asia Minor Exploration
Expedition has limited IT'S operations chiefly to the
Troad proceeding to the Smyrna district and visit
ing Epnesus In the beginning Of October Profes-
sors Curtius, Adler and others left for Athens.
The completion OF the submarine cables OF the
Great Northern Company between the Russian
shores OF the Pacific, Nagasaki and shanghse has
already been announced. The land linos from St
Petersburg TO wadlwostok Possietts Bays . dis
tance OF nearly SIX thousand miles are also COM
pletc but the instruments aud working stan are n0t
yet ready for pressure VI messages. 8>
The Imperial Pubic Library IT ~. Petersburg has
begun TO print catalogue OF the section "Russica
on Russia In ali lang uaces, founded 6y Baron de
Korn the late director Of the library. The catalogue
will form two volumes, and will contain from 10000
to 10000 titles. the letter including 1000 anu the
Among the pictures which have now been brought
back 70 the Louvre some have been injured By their
journey 20 Bres and or these the mOes Injured are
reported to DO Lesueuf's masterpiece, "Sk Paul
Preaching Ct Epnesus, = and tine large paintings oy
and the Passage ofthe Granicuss
Fourteen specimens OF living animals are said 70
have been collected by Professor Cope IRON me
celebrated dark caves Of Kentucky. These are ALL
owing to the entire absence Of light but the organs
OF hearing are stated 70 be very highly sensitive.
formal report on ths invsssigassOn y shortly 70 b
made.
the attempted applications OF science TO the uaeul
by the returns Of the Paten5l lCfice. In fSIo alo5
applications were made for letters pateut 41oo
patents were passed and 21to specincanoni hled;
patents void through the neglect Of the patsntees
were 40 This indicates considerable activity In the
inventive mind; but whether Is can oo c0naidoEod
% Satisfactory PROOF ot proUeaa u doubtful
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

had clinch, and blows were struck; previous @
Mnicn ns Jackson slapped Mrs. Latham In the face;
Jew hound now l viii make YOU 6ghtU Mra
Latham became very much excited and wanted to
caIl tne polcs; witness quleted her by saving that
IL wouiu De all over IN o few moments; think II /
had been In Humans place should have struck
Jackson; ne was tantalzing man, but did not con-
slider him dangerous; deceased was about nve days
after the assault before gong to the hospital;
deceased had no excuse for assautag Mrs. Latham:
he only did It TO make Hinman light
Anna Cozzens, woman living at 1893 West Thirty.
sixth street. derOsed that she was acquainted with
deceased, and went to his room several lines botn
afternoon and evening: saw him on the evening or
the 3lst ultlmo aud after teking something to drink
at two places went into MS ROOM heard ho protest
into another room and saw him and another man in
his shirt sleeves having quartet JACKSON was put
out Of the room and tine door locked; Jackson burst
the door open and there was more dlnlculty; saw o
lady there who seemed badly frightened.
Mrs. Allen Latham testified that Jackson entered
wei went % out and returned M d. again % and Commenced
quarrelng with Mr.. Hinman, calling him an ac'
cursed Jew, coward. crushed MS hat and then
jackson, ssrhere, resent that;p they then had q
clinch during which the witness saw Hinman with Q
npted cane. but 81 saw W. no % blows lows STUCK with the
weapons; deceased was ordered out OF the r00m
but he refused, saying "Tne room belongs to me
Mrs. Ann Moxiey, OF 70 University place, de-
posed that she called on deceased after he was In
wrong IN the ana 70 his
governabe temper when under the influence o.
liquor.
The case was given to the jury, who rendered the
following
VERDICT:
"That Charles g. Jackson came to his death from
fracture OF the skull Dy blow on the head icted,
as We believe Oy stove cover litter IN the hands OF
Samuel Human at 80 East Fourteenth street, on the
31st day OF October, 1871, ana we believe that said
Hinman acted under great prov0catOn. and had no
intent to take life." @
Mr. Hlnman win be required to give bali to await
the action 0l the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
COURT CALEHuAa-THls nay. !

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS- Held by Judge
Brady.-Nos. q, IA, 43, 60, 81, 70, IS.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
1885, 174 ITS, 176 1T, 178, l70, 1870, 1sl, 1872 1S3
lsl, 1885, 1885, 1877 1SS, 19l, 1872 liza, ls4. 1876, i96
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-Part 2-Held by Judge
AS, 276, s2l, 81, 109H. S47 s4s, sl9 49i 493 4oS
SUrERIoR COuRT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-ueld BY
i2l. 274, s4s, 227, 1901, 27o, 67i, 7ss. Iis5 2ia
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL fKRH-Part Held by
Judge j. r. Daly.-Nos 500, lo2s, e72 1929, 6S, 1872
2-Iieid BY Judge Larremore.-Nos. o46, o47, l04o
1904, 1iol, 1loz llos s47 lo44 1901. 1902 767,
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held by
Judge GrossNos. 1929, $780, 659l, 69l6 1923, 1853,
1856, 7lso Part 3-Held by Judge Curts.-Nos. 74so.
1929 8046 1913, 1899, 1916, S053 79l7, 1888, 1904,
1855 s0s6 S0bj, SQ56, S059, 5000. ff -.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
YACHTING IN ENGLAND.
Mr.. Ashbury's New Yacht

Mr.. Ashbury's New Yacht.
On November 8, at MS yard, at West Cowes, Mr..
M. Ratsey tile builder OF the Cambria ana the
Lvona, laid down new sixty-ton racing cutter for
Mr. Ashbury. At present her name has not been
decided on; in all probability she viii
bc christened the Columbia, in commem-
oration Of her owners recent visit to
America. her model is q very splendid
one and she viii be, 1t Is anticipated one OF the
fastest cutters anoat. Her proposed dimensions
are:-Beam, Ia feet 4 inches; length from stem To
stern post SO feet she Will draw 10 feet inches OF
water. Mr.. Ratsey Is likewise building cutter OF
los tons for Count Batthyany, ana one OF 40 tons
for Mr.. FreKe: while Mr.. John White, OF the Medina
DOCKS, West Cowes has on the stocks Q schooner
OF l04 or 1o5 tons Tor Mr.. J. D. Lee. OF Northwood
Park, Commodore OF the New Thames Yacht Club,
who mas sold his yacht the Nettle.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Horace Hawes Contested VIII Casc-.
Tho Testator Comparing Himself with jesus
Christ-The Sonoma Stage Robbers-Severe
I GaIcs on the Northwest Coast.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. II, 1871.
the steamer Montana, whicn sailed for Panama
to-day carried merchandise to the value OF 1927 ooo
manly for New York, including 10000 gallons OF
wine.
The trial Of the Horace Hawes contested viii case
il progressing In the Probate Court. the testator
practically disinherited hts wife and daughter,
giving q considerable sum 70 his son and the
bulk OF the remainder to found the Mount Eden
University, under terms which render the project
impracticable. The widow contests the viii on the
ground OF the insanity OF the testator, and the
evidence to that effect Is very strong indeed. The
case ON account OF the great extent OF the estate
and the notoriety or the deceased, attracts great
attention.
The testimony shows that the tesiator was
for wears m0nomaniac on the subject OF money
and MS WIFE, accusing her OF most Infamous crimes
and attempts to poison him. without the slightest
reason. He compared himself to Jesus Christ, and
imagined himself the greatest Denefactor Of the
human race The general opinion u that the VIII
viii be broken.
Mining nocks-Eiy, Is; Belcher. 500; Hale and
Norcross, loe; Eureka consolidated, 2sk; Chollar.
sox; crown Point. a4o; Yellow Jacket. 5sh; Gould
and Curry, 05s; Savage, 4s. 81 sr
John Brown, Lodi Brown and John Houx, the
sonoma stage robbers and murderers, have been
held for trial Houx turned states evidence, and
SAYS there were nineteen In the gang, but one was
killed In q recent attack on stage. Ofncers are
now IN pursuit OF the remainder OF The gang
severe gale was experienced on the northern
coast on Monday last The steamer Jonn L. Ste
phens narrowly escaped being wrecked. The
United States steamer shuDrick was driven ashore
and badly damaged NJ Astoria