Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Thirty cases of cholera are on st, Peters
burg ship in quarantine at New York.
New York Democrats are now urging Charles
O'Conor as their candidate for the next Presiden-
cy.
General Robert Anderson's remains will be
brought to the United States by the war vessel
Guerrero.
The University of Zurch, Switzerland, has
conferred the degree of NJ. D. on Miss Dimmock,
an American lady.
General Sigel has resigned his office as Fed
erAl Collector of Internal Revenue in the Ninth
New York District
The Alvarado beet sugar factory has placed in
the market the first sugar made from this sea-
sons crop of beets.
Smallpox is spreading in Eeastern cities, on
account of the distribution of infected buffalo
robes from the Piegan country.
A salmon weighing sixty-four pounds was
caught lately in the bay, and brought to Wash
ington market in San Francisco
The Prussian system of compulsory education
bly, be adopted by the Government.
The press of Arizona condemn Vincent Coli
yers Indian policy Murders have been in
creased since his tour on a mission of peace
j. Neey Johnson, formerly Governor of Cali
fornia, was lately admitted to the practice of
law in the Supreme Court of Utah at Salt Lake
Adolph Sutro returned from trip to Europe
lately, and after spending few days in Balti-
more started for the scene of his abors in Ne
vada.
The people of Portland, Oregon. are moving
to procure aid from Congress to construct
railroad from Portland via Snake river to Salt
Lake.
The United States Marshal took possession of
a large number of Chinese cigar manufactures
in San Francisco lately, for violating the reve-
nue. law
1t is alleged that Il, 900 illegal votes were
poled at the late election in New York city, and
that thirty-six " repeaterS are to be tried for
the offence.
General Schofeld is to take charge of the Ar
zona Indians, bring them all upon reservations,
protect them while there and punish them if
they leave and go on the war path.
Judge Carter, of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, has decided against the
right of women to vote The case will 20 to the
Supreme Court of the United States
company has been organized in San Fran
cisco to furnish relief to the farmers in San Joa-
min vn1lnv hv 1oa ninf or,o1 amount, n N nov,
inal interest to supply their necessities.
The construction train will run into Red Bluff
this week. Hands are at work on the round
house and depot. The passenger train will run
into Red Bluff by the 25th of November.
At San Diego, November 10TH five or six of
the California gray whales were seen off the
heads. They are reported to be numerous this
season, and the whalers will do a thriving busi-
ness.
Calvin Edgerton has gone East in company
with Mr.. Wiley, an agent for some New York
capitalists, with the intention of securing aid
towards inaugurating the Yreka Tunnel enter
prise.
The contested election case in San Francisco.
involving the right of Major Harney to hold the
office of County Clerk, to which he was recently
elected, was heard in the County Court and de-
cided in his favor.
Spencer, United States Commissioner at St.
Paul, Mimi, has discharged the Fenian General
ONeil, arrested for radng on the British ter
ritory of Manitoba, on the ground that it was
not proved that the raiding force was organized
in Minnesota.
The Chinese merchandise seized by the Sher-
if at Los Angeles in the name of the United
States Marshal, he being absent in San Francis
co at the time of the riot, was released Novem-
ber 10th, on application of the agents of the
Wing Chong Company.
Some of the interior residents propose to take
measures for the indictment of the managers of
the Mercantile Library lottery. This course is
to be taken to get even on the action of the San
Francisco authorities in their vigorous efforts to
suppress all lottery schemes
ness-grappling for ocean cables in the Chinese
waters and using the wires for ornaments The
Chinese are an ingenious race. Next to steal
ing hot stoves, making way with ocean cables is
to be admired as one of the fine arts
Charles O'Conor say Tweed is making prepar-
tions TO run away to foreign country, and that
the police will not try to stop him. OConor
also thinks Horatio Seymour will obtain the AS
semblyship claimed by Tom Field in the Nine
teenth District, as Fields election was procured
by fraud
Thiers police have unearthed a Bonapartist
conspiracy, headed by Fleury, to arrest the Pres
ident, overthrow the republic and proclaim the
empire. The conspiracy is defeated and the con-