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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-21
Gslgnedl
The Anglo.American Commission.


WASHINGTON, March 90,
During the sessions of the JOint-Hlgh
Commission during the past week, the
relations OF the two countries have been
considered in general way, with the
view Of seeing what concessions might be
made on either side, before any particular
point Of dispute shall be taken up tor set.
Ilement. Tho impression which prevail.
ed at first that England was prepared 10
offer the olive branch, and that mere qulb.
bles would be discarded for the frank and
candid avowal Of the wrongs committed
and damages to be adjusted, has given
place to the fear that England Is not dis.
posed 10 make any magnanimous. conces'
sions, and that II any arrangement Is en-.
tered into for the settlement Of the pend.
ing questions, 1t must be on the basis Of
an equivalent. The Commissioners seem
to incline rather TO the plan Of purchasing
The right Of our fisheries, to fish freely in
the Canadian waters without restriction,
That Is looked upon as an easy mode OF
settlement On the other hand, there Is a
certain popular sentiment against com.
mencing the adjustment Of our differences
with England by our agreeing to pay
England money. It Is said that neither the
revival Of the reciprocity treaty nor the
payment Of q considerable sum for the
right to fish forever in the Canadian
waters, will be popular with our people.
It's hoped, however, that the Commission,
after q thorough consideration Of the sub
iect, may arrive at some solution which
will be mutually satisfactory.
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New GLASS HousE.-Nearly all our
city readers remember the old glass house
which stood on the south bank Of the
creek, just above Market street. Within
the last few days the dilapidated structure
has been entirely removed, and we hear
that new and complete building, with
all the proper appliances for the manutac.
ture fglass, will soon occupy the sitel
The company Is said to be composed of
practical men, who thoroughly under
stand the business, having been former
employees at the Central Glass Works in
East Wheeling.
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NEW YORK CITY.
DEDICATION OF CATHOLIC CHURCH
RAID ON GAMBLING HOUSES.
Nrnr. VoU,- NIL, m

RAID ON GAMBLING HOUSES.
NEW YORK, March 90.
About three thousand persons witness.
ed, yesterday morning, the dedication oi
the new Roman Catholic Church Of St.
Augustine, at 9th avenue and German
street. The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Loughlin, assisted by Rev. Father
Smith OF ST. Johns College, and the pas.
tor, Rev. Father Rhatagon.
The excitement at the police courts con.
sequent upon the arrest Of gamblers, COM
tinued all day owing to the Intellectual at
tempts to bail the prisoners. Scores OF
men and women called, looking after
friends and relations, and endeaYoriDg to
secure their relaSe on bail. To all these
the magistrate responded that he had no
power to take bail. On Sunday Judge
Downing stated that he would require
one thousand dollars bail to-day from
each Of the alleged proprietors before he
would release them, but it Is more than
probable q majority Of the players will be
released on nominal bail. Owing to the
confusion incident to the entrance Of the
officers In each place they were unable TO
identity positively those who were play
ing, and It will therefore be impossible 10
make specific complaint against them.
The proprietors, however, WILDE brought
to trial and q strong effort made to con-
Vict them. The gaming implements cap.
tured and brought to court, as evidence Of
the existence Of gaming at the places
mentioned, were ordered to be destroyed.
Superintendent Kelso announces his de-
termination to continue these raids on
Keno establishments until they are eff
fectually broken up. He will also en-.
deavor 70 have owners Of premises where
gaming Is carried on indicted by the
grand Jury.
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MINISTERIAL ArPoGNTMESTs.-At the
session ofthe Pittsburgh Conference Of the
n. Z. Church which closed yesterday at
steubenville, the following appointments
administers In this immediate vicinity
were made: stoubenyille District, w.
B. Watkins. Presiding Elder Cadlz. ].
Drummond; Bridgeport, T. N. Hudson;
st. Clalsville, W. F. Lauck; Martins
Ferry, W. Brown; West Wheeling and
Mt. Pleasant, W, Peregoy; Barnesville
Us. Lennon; Bellalre, ]. Mansel; Wash.
ington, Pa, H. q. Beacon; Wellsburgh,
]. G. Castle.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 20.

WASHINGTON, March 20.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections have decided to report In
favor OF admitting Goldthwaite and
Blodgett to seats In the Senate. Hill and
Thurman will speak against Blodgetts
right Of admission.
secretary Fish has just received the fol-
lowing cable dispatch:
LONDON, March 20,
The following dispatch has just been 70.
Ceived by messenger from Washburne,
at Paris, for Secretary Fish:
"PARIs, March 10.
The National Gaurds Committee Is
master Of Paris The Departments Of
Interior and Justice and the Prefecture Of
Police are occupied by the insurgents.
Generals Vlnoy, Thomas, and Lecompte
have been murdered by the troops Elec'
ton for commune tomorrow. All the
members OF the Thiers Government have
gone to Versailles. l follow with the
whole diplomatic corps.
WAsuuuRNE."
[slgnedl MORAN.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-Last evening about
8 o'clock there was an alarm Of FIRE in
North Wheeling, Council was In session
atthe time, and the chambers were quickly
emptied Of spectators. They returned,
however. In a short time, and reported
that the alarm was occasioned by the
burning out of a fue in the First Ward
school house. Subsequently, we heard
that report conradicted. Our duties in
the Second Branch chamber until late
hour, precluded our obtaining any further
particulars.
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Effects of Recent Tornado in Illinois.

ST. LOUIS Nlafcl ~.
The Lebanon, Illinois, Chronicle gives
the following account Of the terrible storm
which passed over a portion OF St Glare
county, last Tuesday night: "The storm
passed halt q mile east Of Lebanon, and
did great damage. Some twenty farm
houses were either blown from their foun.
dations or entirely demolished, and out.
buildings, fences and trees were destroyed.
Miss Watson was instantly killed. Mr..
Vermillion was fatally injured and has
since died, and his wife Is not expected to
live; Miss Vermillion had her arms and
legs broken and was otherwise injured; !;
she Is not expected to live. Nearly every
one in the house destroyed were more or
less injured, and several Of them danger
ouSly. Some houses and also persons
were moved from one to two hundred
yards, and trees two and three feet In di.
ameter were blown like pipe.stems,
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PEACE JUBILEE.-The citizens com.
mittees from the different Wards Of the
city and Benwood, metat Turner'S Hall
last evening. It was resolved to celebrate
the German victories and.peace on Mon.
day, the 10th of April. While a grand
procession through the principal streets
of the city has been determined on as the
commencement Of the festivities, the pro-
gramme for their conclusion was referred
to the committee ofarrangementS, ,tor their
report on Monday evening next
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contemplate removal TO Tours. It Is
said that the Germans decline to interfere
with the affairs In Paris. A report from
Paris says the gems d'armes collected from
the provinces by Gen. Vinoy, have desert
ed and Joined the insurgents.
RicottI GaribaIdi Heads the RevOIu-
tton-.3O,00O Troops Ordered to
Paris. g=e.
Worlds Special.
PARIS, March 20.
The insurgents hold the Hotel De Vile,
Palace De Justice, Tuilleries, and Place
VendOme. Complete apathy is displayed
BY the Bourgeois. No resistance has
been made to the insurgents. The muir
ders OF Lecompte and Thomas were per
petrated by order OF Ricotti Garibaldi,
who directs the insurrectiop. They were
shot In a garden of the Rue Des Roiseries.
Thomas resisted vigorously, but his body
was riddIed with bullets. Lecompte died
with the utmost CoOlness, smoking q
cigar, and refusing bardage over his
eyes.
The Government teIegraphed for 10000
men at Camp Sartory to come to Paris.
The Prussians at st. Dennis will enter
Paris If the garrison Is increased beyond
10000. The city is full Of Bonapartist
agents.
The Feeling at Rouen.
RouEN, March 90.
The people here are deeply excited
over the news from Paris, but no out
ward demonstration has been made.
The Mobiles are prohibited from cross
ing 10 the right bank oI theSeine.
LATER.
The Situation Unchanged.
LONDON, March 2O-GP.M.
In Paris this morning the situation was
unchanged.
The National Guards, In obedience to
the orders Of the Central Committee, have
taken up positions in various quarters OF
the city, meeting with no resistance.
The election will be held Wednesday,
instead Of Tuesday.
The PreSSe condemns the assassination
Ofthe Generals, recognizes only the author
lty ofthe Assembly, and declares tho pres
ent situation uncomfortable.
[srIL1 IATEn.1
Reported Overtures by the Insurgents
O:SO P. M-Thc GaulOi8 reports that
overtures have been made TO the govern
ment by the Montmartre insurgents, and
that Labiche, Minister TO the interior has
been fully empowered to grant liberal
concessions.
THE VERY LATEST.
Report ContradiCted ...- Insurgents
In Full Possession Of the City.-''TO
Versailles I''.
$780, p. M.-The Etoib BO!qo Inns ad-
vices denying that negotiations were
opened with the insurgents, and that the
Nationals, flushed with success, arc in full
possession Of the city. The windows Of
The Hotel dc Vile are crowded with
armed Nationals. ChasSepots are being
distributed among the people, and the
cry oil the mob Is "a Versailles u The
centre Of the city remains undlsturbed.
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Movements of Napoleon.
LONDON, March 90.

The Emperor Napoleon LEFT Wilhelms.
hohe Sunday for England. BE was es.
corted to the railway station at Cassel BY
a Guard OF Honor, composed Of two com.
panies ofthe SD Prussian regiment. The
Emperor arrived at Dover at one O'Clock
this afternoon. Immense crowds were
waiting at the landing stage, including a
large number OF French refugees, who
cheered enthusiastically as the Emperor
DASSni
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Deputy sERsEANTs-Messs. Perry
Tracy and Luke Conant were appointed
deputy sergeants, last night We believe
the force now numbers ten, which we
hope will insure the preservation Of peace
and good order within the corporation.
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WHEELING SAVINGS INsT1ruTIoN.-Up
to last Saturday the known Indebtedness
Of the Wheeling Savings Institution, as
ascertalned by the Trustee, D. Lamb,
Esqr was $SO9,1S7 20; estimated lla.
btlities not yet presented for adjustment,
$ll,0OO-total sSaO,187 20. The assets
are estimated at $50, $3.50 81, exclusive Of
alarge claim on one of our iron mills.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Little Boy Blown Up by Gun.
powder.
CAIRO, Ill, March 20.

CAIRO, ILL.,, March 20.
At Carbondale, Sunday noon, Edgar
Chapman, a bright little boy three years
Of age, son Of the well known merchant,
Frank ]. Chapman. was instantly killed
by q gunpowder explosion. A single keg
was stored in an clubhouse, and had been
inadvertently left uncorked. Edgar drop
ped a lighted match into the keg, and the
result was an explosion, which blew him
twenty-five feet In tho air, burning and
mangling him almost beyond recognition.
The building was blown TO atoms, and so
great was the force Of the explosion, that
stones In the basementol a residence some
yards distant, were perceptibly moved
from their position.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, March 20.
CorroN-Dull; middllng uplands 14ic.
FLouR-Firm and unchanged.
GRAIN-0ats 89a7lc. Corn, dull wes-
tern S5a9Gc.
PRovIsioNs-Beei-Prlme Mess, $e7OO
a29 so. Lard. quiet at 18c.
EGas-Steady; fresh, 16a17c,
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Burglary and Murder at Lawrence.
burg, Ind.
CINCINNATI. March

CINCINNATI, March 90.
Geo. Schmetzer, proprietor Of the Ross.
vile Exchange at Lawrenceburg, Ind,
was awakened about 2 o'clock this A. ",
by screams from his wife, followed by the
report Of q revolver. He hurried to his
wife, 10 find her Just expiring from a
pistol shot The burglars effected their
escape, with 800 in money and some
valuables. Tho supposition Is that his
wife on hearing the noise, aroSe, and on
making the discovery Of persons in the
room, raised screams, and the robbers
KILLED her, to make escape more certain.
No clue to the perpetrators
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.

Gold was weak during the morning at
110Ial11. In theP n. 1t was steadier;
closed at I'LL. Loans were made at from
l TO 4per cent. Clearances, $4,000, 900.
Governments were steady at about Satur.
days prices.
Stocks opened steady at about the
closing prices Of last week, the features
being Western Union Telegraph and Rock
Island. The market was strong, and
closed at the best prices OF the day. Money
easy OF 4a5 per cent. State Securities
were dull, except Vlrginias, which were
strong and active. Sterling Exchange
and Bankers bills, 1901.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 90.

OINCINNATI, MATCH ~.
GRAN-Wheat dull, 81 S7a1 8s. Corn
dull, 67c. Rye firm, $l0 0S. Oats un'
changed. Barley weak, S0a0Oc
GRocERIEs-UnchSnged.
OIIs-Steady.
Eaos-Dull, 14c.
BuTTER-Firm, 2Sa33c.
CHEEsE-Quiet, 14a16tc.
SEEDs-Cl0ver seed dull at 19ta19ic.
Timothy iced steady at So 6Oa8 Is.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull. Pork $s0a9l. Lard
114al2c for steam or kettle. Bulk meats
74a9fa10tc. Bacon SIC; clear rib 10tc.
HOGs-Scarce and firm, So 6Oa7 2S.
WHsKY-S5C.
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South Carolina Makes a Formal Re.
guest for Troops.
WASHINGTON, March 20.

Attorney General Chamberlain, ofsouth
Carolina, has arrived here. He Is the
bearer Of o letter from Gov. Scott ol
that State, making q formal request for
troops to aid In enforcing the laws. Mr..
Chamberlain says that In some districts
ofthe State 1t has become impossible to
serve civil process. The civil authori.
ties are unable, by reason ofthe Ku.Klux
organization, to enforce the laws Gov.
Scott requests that regiment Of cavalry
be sent to the State. Owing to the pecI.
liar manner in which the Ku.Klux ope-
rate, infantry would not be as efficient as
cavalry. The letter will be presented to
the President to-day.
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Religious Freedom In Italy.

FLORENCE, March 70.
The discussion in the Chamber Of Dep.
uties on the subject of the Papal guaran-
tees was,closed Saturday, and the order
Of the day carried, lorbidding inter-
ference on the part Of the Government
with religious worship. The Pope has
repudiated the guarantees offered him by
the Government.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 20.

LONDONl NIaTVn 10
Sir Henry Bulwer has been elevated to
q peerage as Baron Dalling and Bulwer.
A shock Of an earthquake was felt In
all the northern counties ot England on
Friday night,
The bark Cornwall was sunk in col.
lision with the steamer Himalaya and II
persous were drowned.
It's said that the negotiations which
had been commenced here for the new
French loan have been suspended.
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DefaultiHg Revenue Collectors. The
Government Defrauded Out of
020,00O,000.
MAN YORK. NLarch q

NEW YORK, March 20.
A Washington special says there are
1926 deiaulting Internal Revenue Collec.
tors in the United States, the total amount
Of whose Indebtedness foots up over
SEQ, 900, 900, six.twentieth Of which Is due
from ten individuals,
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News from the Tennessee.

WAsIItNGToN, March 20.
Official dispatches received at 1.-The Navy
Department from the commander ol the
Tennessee contain nothing not already
telegrapbed. They relate principally 10
the movements Of the Tennessee and 9TH
er United States vessels on the North At
lantic station, and simply report in gener-
Gl terms that while the people Of Santo
Domingo desire annexation, those Of Hay
Il are strongly opposed TO the establish
ment of the United States flag on the
island.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 2

FLoUR-Very quiet.
GRAN-Wheati No. . spring firm, and
closed at 81 81 cash; this afternoon 81 28
Corn; No. 3 mixed opened firm and closed
dull at 5Ssa53tc cash; 53fa53tc seller
April; this afternoon dull at 53ic. RYE;
No. 2 steady at 90a91c. Barley; spring
No. 3 nominal at 79a79ic.
Hoos-Active and firm at 81 35a7 90.
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Philadelphia MarAet.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
FGouR-.Quiet.
GRAN-Wheat, firm; red western 81 85
nj 20. Rye, $40 Corn, yellow &c;
mixed western $50. Oats, 64a65c. II
PErRoLEUM-Crude 17t; refined 2si.
WKHKY-92ia9Sc.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. March 20.

BALTIMORE, March 20.
FLouR-Unchanged.
GRAN-COrn, sSaS6C; yellow 7sc. Oats,
64aG6c.
PRov1sIoNs-P Pork, weak at s29 co.
bacon shoulders 94aOfc; bacon sides 114ci
bacon sides, clear rib 12c; hams l7talSc.
Lard 13tc.
MH1sKY-9ta91ic.
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A cOmmendablo Conclusion.

The Southern Democrats, after consul
tation, have agreed not to issue an address
to their constituents at present, but first
advise with their Democratic associates
in the House and will be governed by the
views Of caucus Of the party.
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GREECE.
ATHENS, March 90.

ATHENS, March W
King George has addressed q note Of
thanks to U. 8. Minister Tnckerman for
the elaborate report made by tho latter
upon the subject Of Brigandage.
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CHICAGO.
Drowned.-Murderer Arrested.

Observation-Disclosures ArEeSte0'
CHICAGO, March 90:
Ut. jackson, of the firm OF Jackson,
Lexton s. Co., at 40 Lake street, while
cunning yesterday in Calume river, some
fifteen miles from this city, was thrown
from his boat and drowned.
A dispatch was received here last night
from Bremen, Germany, dated yesterday,
saying that Zeigenmeyer, who It Is rem.
dered very certain, murdered Grumbletor
in this city in December last, had been ar
rested there by theAmerlcan Consul.
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The Presidents War Policy...A
Breeze.
w,survo-o,, AF,., m

The Executive orders to ournayal com.
mGnders to open war upon the HAytien
Republic, In certain cases, has created a
breeze In Washington.
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Nav YORK DIV Goods Market.
NVW IWEN'DSg
New YORK, March go.

NEW 4ohA1 a4AECh 8V'
The market is still lacking general ac-
tlvity, although there is an improved de-
mand for staple fabrics, which have been
reduced in price to the lowest level and
for speclalities; also prints are selling
more freely.
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STATE BoNDS-Mtssourt9, g, 9lti Tennes;
sees, 'old, O3E; new, 63a; Virginia, new,
7Oi; old, 67l; NORTH. Carolina, old, 40a;
sTocKs-western Union Telegraph 5sg;
Adams Express, 69f; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
49t; American 47t; United States 45H; Pa.
ci1c Mail, 42t; New York Central, 99s; do
scrip, 944; Erie 2Oai Harlem 1870; Read.
ing, 110t; Michigan Central, 11S; Pitts.
burgh, ll2i; Northwestern, So do prefer.
red, 98e; Rock Island, 114t; New Jersey
Central, 1901; st. Paul, 55i; do prefer
red, n; Wabash So; do preferred, Y;
Fort Wayne, OFT; Terre Haute, 30t;
Chicago 6 Alton, 119a; Ohio s Mississippi,
4sf; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati,
93f; Burlington s Quincy, 1855; Lake
Shore, 90t Indiana Central, 1911; Illinois
Central, 1874,
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LONDON, March 90

Its thought the revolutionary move
ment now In progress In Paris win ex.
tend 10 MarSeilles and Lyons, and even 70
Bordeaux, sad the Thlers government
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contemplate q removal to Tours. Itis
said that the Germans decline to interfere
with the affairs in Paris. A report from
Paris says the gems d'armes collected from
the provinces BY Gen. Vinoy, have desert
al on5 ioina6 t6a ;ont1rOontS
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GOLD PAYMENT.-Both principal and inter.
est are payable In American gold coli, at Iho
ONCE Of Jay Cooke & Co., New York City-thO
principal Of the end Of 30 years, and the interest
(at tho rate OF EeVGn and throe.tenths PR cent,
per annum) halEyGarly, frst OF January and July.
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PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Jndge William Brown died at jacksonville,
H. on Saturday He Of the xshesi e1ns Of Morgan
County
The Hon. n. NJ Hoyt member of the Wiscon-
sin Legislature from awsus and formerly shenS aud Coun
sior died yeste,day
....Maior VIM P. Ofley of Delaware, formerly a
Govemtrt agent YoTk Associated Pre- died at
Camp Douglss, Utst, yesterday.
Senator Sumner has been invited TO deliver the
opnne Of the St Louis Agricultural aud mechanical
Association the trs Monday In October
. Weston, the pedestrian, has Just completed the
feat Of walking 2Oi miles two Of them bakwArl 40 hour 20 mis-
uiss and seconds ST. Louis Ii. to receive complimentary
benefit tonight
Judge Otto late Assistant Secretary Of the In
terror appointed member Of the United State, and Spanish
Mred the settlement Of claims Of AmenesI for Injuries
Inflicted the Island Of Cuba
49,. Col. Bacon, Aid-de-Camp 10 Gen. Sherman, ar
uery He at m request aud will remain yesr and
be graduated with the class
49, Gov. Geary delivered an address TO meeting
wOkbgneB Harrisburg Saturday evening The eit an
denunesion Of tie railroad o raising TOE to on
and In praise Of the miners for the stand they had tAh
Valmaseda has left Manzanillo and was ex-
ported arrive at santo Epnus yesterday not inorn sneh h
Government preparing reception and tn'd
Accordng TO complete census returns the pop
California so 22 Including t9J1 Chn..t .no % ID
the population there born In caoIn.
Isl Indians and ~; Chinese l635l and there ,ers noI
fore oountrt The resident population Of san
The Hon. James NJ. Ashley, recently appointed
ohe United In conjunction with f ,'n
Indians for running The hn. along
BOUNDARY and Missouri aud hr ur houpu
ufKaasas left Washington on Saturday on y sl W @ ~
liz suLonpd 10 s.s W rtsaAts puus' OF 'o'"1h MAJ o b'