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A RRMAREApLE GRour.-AIta. ElIza.
beth Taylor, ol West Pike Run township,
who is now in the nlncty.tirst year Of hef
age, lately had her picture taken IN
Brownsville on tho same plato with her
daughter, granddaughter, great grand.
ianghlor, and great great grand,langlller,
thus including 1--WE generations IN thc
same group, Persons frequently five TO
see their great grandchildren, but Il Is
given 10 very lew indeed To behold their
offspring Of the filth generation. NuIner,
Gus as our photographers are, and widely
extended as The blsIness has become, Il
rarely falls to the lot Of any Of them 10
take such agroup "a the one above mon
tIoncd,- Washington (El) Reporter. no
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cincinnati, Marker. ,

wv 2 ITfT n, UlNCtNNATI, Jan. IH
CorToa-Dulli miadllng ia. .e' y ~. %.
FLouR--AdyanCed; family 90 00a6 %.
GRAN-Wheat, firm and prices higher;
rcd, 81 25al g, Corn, oats and barley
unchanged. li4 l.t lti i,l .4,lat ID. ss.r.H
1PRoVIsloNs-Qalet. Pork sold al
Gel 90, but gel 90 was the best offer at
tile close. Lard, II 10 for steam, bulkmeats
1Oia11c uskedi clear rib sold at 11o Tor
March; shoulders 7ta7tc; sides 94a9ici
hams 1afa13c; bacon Osa1l lat2c, ql ,4'
IIoos-Weak at II 79Sa7 4O receipts,
WmsKY- Firm at $50. ,l'4s .1,fs @ e siiit .'li
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Ear,hauake n New EngIland. J.
'-7T CCoNscIo,RIIbI5. n. ~ Jal5pl.. Jl5l. Is.

A dispatch from LsconlG reports a
shock OF earthquake at 1850 this morning,
Which made . deep, heavy, rumbllng
noise. A shock or explosion, was also
felt at Lake Village, and was so severe as
10 Jar houses, shake tho crockery, etc,
dnd tostartle the logs from the Ice in the
bay. The shock seemed to pass from east
tOweaE bAa .upApIiGigaS IODl5I sluiy.
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Northern Pacific RIaiII!rLyOaG. Cog.. 70.

Thete bonds are secured fryt, ny o First
Mortgage on the HAilfpad ttSelt u rollnS,Atotk,
and all equipments; second, BY First Mortgage
on its entire Land Grant, being moro than Twen.
ty.Two Thousand Acres 81 Land 70 each mile OF
Road.
The Bonds, arc tfcc from United SlAtea Tax;
the Principal and Interest arc payable In Gold
tho PrnniI o. u me end Of Thirty yeara. and the
Interest Semi.annually, at The rats Of sEyES AND
TnnEE! !TEhTHs Pm CENT. per annutl. 80.
The frastees under i6e MORTGAGE are Messrs.
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BUSINESS 4Jaeob Lash llad lifs hands
full Of lazy business, yesterday. He was
before Judge Johnston Oh tIrcs distinct
charges, viz: :obstrGcting 4 drain On tpuB.
lie highway assault; and using abusive
language. The, testimony for tho State In
the two cases first mentioned, was heard,
and the accused desiring to have witacs.
scs. summoned and examined In his bc.
half aiGthpfutthctiayeaas sstio4 Rbk Itd4iR
ucd until next Saturday,
On tho third charge thcrS was Id post.
poncmcnt requested, and after hearing
the testimony, Judge ]. required Lash %
give security in 800 that no would be OF
good behavior and kdspus SSSaS fSf pie
wear, .s1,I.i,.,s
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Proposed Pacific Railroads Inyesti.
' cation, .''''f-.''' y

\ ..a CATION. - ''-' :" =
The following Is the text in full Of
General Buffers resolution for lnyestiga-
ting tho Pacific railroads offered in the
House Tuesday, and referred TO the Com.
inittce on Appropriations: F. .7'r .
ReOlped, BY tho Senate and House of
Representatives III Congress assembled,
that The President Of tile United States Is
hereby authorized and required to appoint
three commissioners 10 examine into and
report at the earliest day practicable, as
To what disposition has been made Of gov,
Grnment aid, including public lands, bonds
or credit granted the Union Paciflc,, Cen.
tral Paclae, and Kansas sPactac SrqilrVad
companies. and each Of them, and each
and all railroads which have received aid
from the government, and what persons,
II any, have derived benefit thereifom, 10
what extent and In what manner, and
whether the said aid has beet Properly
and lalthfullyasppliedito the object con.
!templated by Congress /; and for ,thAt plr,
pose the said commissioners arc hereby
authorized to appoint a clerk, 10 send for
persons and papers, TO administer oaths,
10 take the testimony, htidto do oil things
necessary and neediil TO carry out the oh.
jectiof fhs resolution, and thel President
hrequested 10 transmit 10 Congress, from
timc to time, suchreports aSmay be made
By Said commissioners on tho subject and
Inquiries h6r6lh' provided for, and theit
compensation, and that Oi thoir clerk,
shall be fixed by the, Secretary Of The
Treasury, with the approval RI tlie
PrSsldsnt q, : ~ sEls.ls-aorri, y
'TnE Boston Aaartstr Las been look.
Ing into the CENSUS return, dhd finds that
glp Colothde there are nam men ~ 2, q tdpry
WlnVt, HJfH0E w. tnU,s ~
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PENSIONS FOR SOLDIERS OF is19.-The
House bill recently passed providing for
the payment Of pensions to the soldiers
md sailors otthe war 1912, was report.
ed to the Senate without amendment,
Monday, from the Committee on Pen.
sions. There isstrohg evidence that the
bill will pass the Senate. y.
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Philadelphia Marlfet,li,
IA PgILADRLPIIA, january 1s,

FLoUR+--Firm, rpiI w. glt.1 lE.-g..,.,
GRAN-Wheat in good demand; wea'
tern rel 81 56a145S. Rye O5c. Corn
firm; yellow fBc; mixed 75c. Oats Steady
OF H7a69c.i lE51g, 1E ,o34Ii uilu5 4iA
i, PRoyIsIoNs-Unclangei, 5,t Nm. ..,,..
! o!!sf-7lPi'cPttffolcaN !! So lPi'Ptf crude, 17lci refined
-
NNHtSkY-94c. sAt aalwsi 7.-i'1u.
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PRoGREsstNG.-The City Council made
good progress, last evening, 10 the tnatter
Of getting possession of tho gas works,
The ordinance authorizing the loan ito
procure funds torthe purchase was passed
by both branches, and We. presume sub.
scriptions will be invited in 4 few days.
An arbitrator on the part OF the city was
chosen. Capt; Mcclure, tho gentleman
selected, Is well posted on the value Of
everything pertaining to The manufacture
ofgas, having been for several years more
or less engaged in the business Of getting
up gas SkibsIappliahsSsl iwcArc1Suite
confident thc. city could not have cntrust-
ed ifs interests II this ntgotiation to safer
hands. '''''' .''''aiR -as''l..''hi
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Nav 1tSiiY6aa Opened. !,

- PtTTsDuRGtt, Janiiary 49,
ThBfalIlmor6 branch o. tho P6naayll
vaDla Railroad WIN. g.iprtnaly opened fOl
day. knGStursloh purity o. citizens from
BulCr .Yiblled tho 6ity aud returned 10.
day aCcOmpanledahyiA largo numhef 81
PitiP3urgherS v 4aSIa - '' NJ S,asi an
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srEaLINe ExotANaE.- lanker's bllls

SrATE 6EcuRtTIEs Missouri, 80; Ten.
nessees, old, GSt now, 63i; Yirginias,
new, 60; old, 90; North Carolinas, old, As;
new, ri. NJ .sgIhIsl "A D 10 aIti ),
sTooks-Western Union Telegraph 47s;
Adams Express 60; Wells, Fargo q, Co.
,34t; American 42h United States SO; Pa.
cifc Mail 42t; New York Central' %;
do scrip So; Eric 2et; Harlem 1872; Read.
Ing 08t; Michigan Central III; Cleveland
4 Pittsb6rg 1914; Northwestern III: do
Jersey Central 1921; st. Paul Get; dopre-
fetred %; Wabash 5OE do preferred al;
Fort Wayne 03k Teftc Hattie 80; Chicago
and Alton ia; Ohio 5Eu uMiSsissippi 3lt;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati 81 {;
Burlington and Quincy 1877 Lake Shore
500; Illinois Central, 1B8. N Hca isa5a
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Now u. YORK Aloney agnad slock Marked.

a.a. ~ .s.is New l'oRK, January IS.
Gold today at 1 11Oia1l1O4E Rates
paid for carrying have been 2 Id currency
and q in gold. i Tomorrow Tue, Treasury
will sell $1,000, 600. Clearances $9t ,0OOJ-
900. Government bonds depressed; the
amount advertised ior was. $2,000000,
and the amount offered at the Treasury
was $0,s42, 100, at from 1870 to .1s 1T.
Stocks have been steady; Union Pacific
and Hannibal & St Joseph strong and
active. Money active, but closed easy at
from 0 to z per cont, State bonds dull,
except rennessee,whlch are strong and ad-
% srrI,l rna Exh,t ,rnr.-..!. ,Irl.. y! RankGr,a hills
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Baltimore MarkeI.a ia
II BA1rIMoRE, January 1871

FLouR-Firm!iJ ,lif. lJnlua gin GaLa4
GllAIE--Wheat steady; Ohio and Indi-
diAna 81 5Oa1 80, Corn steady sswhlte
81as5c; yellow '7Gas2c, Oats 65a57c. '''''I
i. PRovIsIoNs- unchanged. 'lql'z 'a'u
'WuIsKY1-unscttlcd. u.sY ra 7a.
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A Man Who DON'T Want to. beyDls-
appointed. q
\, COLUMNS. O., Jan. 4

9tgI iiijr D1f1 NvbyNiA4nsVH N,t 1aH' A9'l
I Andrew Brpntllnger, who was scnten.
Cedto I'd hung, Ii Allen county, next
FFilay,and whme sentence tho Governor
has consummatCd for eleven weeks, tGle.
graphed today TO Governor Hayes,
through 4he Sheriff thai he desired 70, be
hanged on next Friday, according to- tho
original appointments5f 40 'lliiilhfl
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Tie weekly intel IigenCer
,I 'XnRep AsstepHtaiHius Ilgtss q 4 iti
OgRRgSTNBws l1soRt1A 1ANEoUsLrrRR' =
AIRY AND soIENTfFIc INTRLLIGENoR,
..a AND VALUABLE READING FOR
'df .i997isTHEFA5IEf. .nh 'a9i}tD
.fcsf .0l TTTIT1L ,lIugN-nII
Chicago Market.
30 y l.llOHIcAGoi January le.aila

GRAIs-Wheat tirregular;closing steady
No. 9 at 81 19a1 19t cash; e. Goal 20t
seller February, Corn active; new No, 9
at 46!a47c cash and seller January: 47a
47ic seller February. Oats quiet; NO.9 . oe
Ut 494c cash /; az ia4s9o seller FebruaryT u
Rye tirmH No. 3 at s0G Barley frma d
No. 3 at S3aS3tc, .f.,.ttr.,
q FEouR-Quiet 5s. W. '''''- t''' ~
!, Hoes Dressed hogs quletats $500. n'ir
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A, Mill ID thoI cGddlaaatii eSnasrGI
: ciaI OiIice...Halstead on. His Mus.

A question III ketacity WIZ lfaiJcd to.
day between Ailrat HRlstead, ofthe Com.
merctdl, and q man named Tllos. F. Law.
e6def, 1tfth6 Office II 0th6 l0fnbfS SIIayens
der charging HalStead with lying, Hal.
stead struck him powerfully on tho head
with his fist, bringing him 70 the floor,
and following up the advantage gained
until tue vanQulshed said he had enough.
II arose from tho authorship Of informa.
lion upon which a local notice was based,
concerning whitlfLIlSendgf lat NggrleydJ
Subsequently q warrant was sworn out
by IIAvcAdpr9 charging HAlstead wilh %.
Barflt and battery. Tho Case wal eORlC
up in court t05lCEroN ftagsndor doubt.
less provoked thc assault
rfalAN .AAA- All -alill4A4 --4a4aA su1alR
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Tho large and elegant mansion Of Mr.
Aspinwall, ON the heights Nt Staten ls-
land treAfitlIe SafftSsi wag destroyed by
FIRE last evening,
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ADpEFIoNA4 LOCAL.

MUNICIPAL CouRT-This court alI
Journed Tuesday to meet this morning ut
lOt O'clock.s''p' di stlird 40 sil ma 1
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THE Governors Of Virginia and Mary
land land are still 10 q stew about that oyster
otoiL l.U Z. f1n4il ST.
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RIVER IrEsts.-We don't know the
precise depth Qt water in the channel
here5I,ht gedGkn6@} thar tlle'rlyeFis oh
a considerable @htg61g The 'ioatlng ia
has entirely disappeared, and We suppose
The local packets will be running regular
" ina dSyoftwo5 The Forest City and
James Rees wefeat Che wharf yesterday
nfter m absence s6fi several weeks. The
river declined two iset dhtilg thstwcnty'
four hours ending last evening, but tits
still too htsH1o opermit The iceto run out
OF the erecE. TIC aiFs was dsctdedlyfSw
and Chilly yesterday.
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BonpEAux. january
WASHINGTON.


SALARIES OF TIE FEDERAL JUDICIARY JUDICIARY
k WASHINGTON, January 1S.
Tho House Committee Of the Whole
vesterdav finally went through the lepis,
Iatiye and executive appropriation 6ill
and reportedit tojtle House Fhere'was
a long deb9te on the motion e increase
the salaries oi Circuit anu Dlsfict Judges
each 81 900, and It was finally lost. 1t \
now ieafed lthat when ipe am4enlilenl 4al; Y
made ih lle committee increasing itlle sal'
Hries Of supreme Court Jnases comes np
to-uay 1t may De Oeaten: separate Voie
has been called ,iqr on \ and 4, tlie result
has somewhat weakened the ieellng IN ll'
yor of increasing the salaries OF any
Judges Win tsw exfePu99is tAe penito'
crats propose to vote againstnI Jhll'
AL TIE INCOME TAN AGAIN.
.TudOc Kelley yestertlay received comics
of an opinion adverse to the constitution.
niitv ot the income tax given by Hon.
" W. M.Evar,s y Sar % md Snenssrt % Miller JuJre
Kclhywiil Inv this o6ihionE before tRe
Committed nm Ways and Means, and will
SsIs rnr ihS designatiof IF an early Iay
when the nartics In favor Of The re5cal Of
tho tax nav M heard IN that interest.
Tho Committed must report ere long In re.
snonse n 4 tcs6lution oftbe House direct.
tinr inouirv into the expediency Of repeal.
no. w. ,o, ~, m,,r uoros, r,up
,, Ihh LAND Sop oN tn' IA -. noOsA i"p.A.
| The House ms not gone 10 Tue business
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6TbG lBe6bcfatS q thsI III and qth
dlstfiSis nominated SqRuel II BSll for
congress, az the convention wednesday
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TIL +. = .W'@..,A'R.j =
ss9sS! III ID StiaiSs SslaS sSsS

uD ltyU 4f.tsIl
LONDON, January II.
A Paris dispatch pGsthe; 18th, NaSsE
TGambetta's last dispatch to tho authorlt-
les here, which was suppressed by them,
called upon Gen, Trochu to take the In
itiative and make vigorous sorties upon
the Germans, sothat they might be pre-
vented from detaching men from Paris To
reinfoFce,t tpeiFspples FiFSthe fproyineeS
Tic inael lisitB Slierbl lehtlap pgen the eluse
of France elsewhcte. Violent RepGbii.
cans in the city insist on the adoption
Of Greek fire for military purposes. Three
men in Paris declare they possess the
secret Of its manufacture. The Govern.
menI and General Trochu opposes tho
atrocllypl lDDtli " y N va
A Forced French Loan.
Ii.. Z II 1LGSDoN, Jan. II.
The Bank of France has commenced
the issue ot The forced paper money. -
The French Fire ut Paris Improving.
n II4s IlIWLoNDoNI Jan. 1s.
Adyices from Paris, report that the fire
ofthe French batteries hre improving,
and on the west side effective, doing much
damage to the German positions. / /, i,'4y I;
K ,yERaAIILEs, Jan, 49,.
A concentrated tire' Is maintained on
fort D'Tssy, to prevent the French from
repairing breaches made, in Its walls. d.
Military ManeuVres.
RonnRAtrX .Iannarv 1S.
ThSP russians have occupied AleReon!l
Gen. Chausey continues his retreat in good
order. In tic north the advance guard
ot Gen. Faidhebes' army had re.entcred
Albert, The t.Army Of the East, under
Gen. Bodr6akf, Is rapidly approaching
Belfast, and news Of the raising of the
siege Is momentarily expected.
d Gen. Bourbaki, after battle Sunday,
which lasted / oil day, occupied the town,
Of Mont Billiard and the jaccnt villages.
Gen. Chausey reports that the Prussians
renewed their attack on his army Sunday.
The 2lst corps fought well and captured
d number .of prisoners. {, Tho 10th corps
had ho6,,nnds desperate aftA AstFEggr !r !ThF retreat
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BLACK. .KEa.4 This deeply interesting
drama, written by q lady Of this city, will
be pressntedstllls evening at Washington
Hall. 4 Tic net proceeds are TO egIyen
to tho Ghil1rehs! Homs and thai, object
should bring out a iulI House. viii the
friends OF the Home see to it that every
chalrin thehall is occupied tonight? We
hope % SEQ q grand rally .jei l.la Z.
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ga convention IN favor Of the rccogpl.
.lEg S4gl tAl%lEhty II saS S9ne'Ita = Y gS
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RE.rLEcrEp. A.t d meeting Of the
stockholders of the Franklin Insurance
Company, held at their oillce Oh Monroe
street, Monday evening, the Directory Of
the past year was reelected for the enstl.
Ing. Tho following gentlemCn compose
the Board Of Directors: SIessrs. Samuel
Mcclellan, r, II: Logan, q. W. Franz.
helm, j. II. Hobbs, Louis c.. stllcl,,
George Nlendel, Thomas P. slallcross, ].
N. YdDce;adl Michael IReiIly SH
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CoRnEcrIoY.@our rcportofthe expose
of cabinet mysteries on lastMonday even.
sng, represented DR.. Baguley as being a
believer iR sPirItpallsnt, Tic Docpsll#
claims over having embraced that pecu;
liar taith, or ever having expressed him.
self in q manner that, would lead 10 that
belief He further states that he took no
part whatever in getting gp, the excite.
ment Of last Saturday and Monday nights.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18

An EPIsoDE-HARRY MEIaas. THE
RUNAwAYB BANKER, PAYsAPooR WASH
ERwoMAN HER DEPosIT. WITH INTEREST.
Mrs. Josslyn Is q washerwoman, and
works very hard for her living. In the
palmy days Of Harry Meiggs she de-
posited with him no less an amount
than q, 500, and when Meiggs and her
money were gone, the time In which a
woman could lay up so large a sum
from the profits Of her business was
gone also. But she washed on, and
Kept. her head above water. Some two
or three months ago. she read In the
Overland Monthly, or some other publ
cation, OF how much money her old
banker had made in South America
BY building railroads, aud with a beau.
tiful faith In human nature, which can
not DO too highly commended, she en-
barked upon the Panama steamer and
wendell her way 10 the sultry South,
where Melggs now holds sway. She
sought the millionaire In the gorgeous
residence 50 graphically described In
the Ouerldad, and presented her bank
book and told her tale. Meiggs lis
tened, and when she had finished he
handed her a check for the amount Of
the deposit and interest from lie date
to the time Of payment. She departed
a wealthler and q happier woman, and
returned to San Francisco, where size
arrived by the last steamer and ifany-.
body wants to havea personal difficulty
Of q high character, they can secure
that result In Its most brilliant form by
speaking unfavorsbly OF Harry Meiggs
In her presence.-S s. r.. Chroniele.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18

HAvISe A HEARrNa.-It can but be
apparent to every m that Phoebe Is
making Its prcSence -felL heard and
seen throughout this State, California
and Unh just about now. nor do we
hardly see how It could well be other
wise, for capitalists cannot sit quietly
down for any great length Of time and
have 100000 heaved at their heads
every three days without having their
attention arrested In some small de-
gree. We notice every few days on
our streetsrepresentatives Of capital
lists who have been attracted here by
our bullion shipments, which are, so
Ar. uurivaled, when all things are
taken into account-our milling C. I.
p1city, etc. Those who have been
.uwn the Lightner shaft OF the Ray
inond s. Ely Company say there Is
nothing like IL here or elsewhere. The
ore coming out OF this shaft and the
bullion It produces speaks loudest for
itself, Locations have been made In
the vicinity Of this shaft IS thick as 1t
Il possible to make them without
setting up conflicting claims, and
WHARF but q few weeks ago men and
dIanps were not dumps and men are
now numerous, and prospecting has as
sumeda more substantial aspect.-Pi-
ocAs Record. v-g-is 'n.-- =af.
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FROM RENO.

Reno, September Is. Between 2
and 8 O'Clock this mornsng the Auburn
mill, at Reno, was robbed. Two men,
disguised, bound and gagged the ANAL
gamator, and opened the retort, con-
tanning about $50 pounds Of retorted
amalgam, which they carried about
half q mile from the mill, where a
wagon was In waiting. The amalga-
mator gave the alarm as soon as he
could extricate himself, by calling up
the foreman and Superintendent Osbis-
ton, who at once proceeded to the
Sherif's office at Reno, and in COM
pany with Under Sheriff Kinkead went
to the mill for the purpose Of tracking
the robbers. After q search Of about
three hours Kinkead and Osbiston
found the bullion buried on the banks
Of the river. Kinkead and a posse Of
men are now following the wagon. It
Is supposed the robbers will be caught
to-day, as Kinkead suspects some par
ties living near.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
IsrrcIAL TO rHH ooLp HILL DAILY Nrws BIT
r4E wxsrxRN uHIoN ~rILsoRAPa LINE.l
R o SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. Ill P. H.
John B. Daglier, a barber on Kearny
street, Is being tried this morning In
the Municipal Court on an indictment
as accessory to burglary, the burglars
having cut through the wall from his
shop Into Lavemos' pawnbroker shop,
and nearly murdered the proprietor,
In November last. One Of the bur-
glars Is already at San Quentin.
The consular flags are displayed to-
day In honor of the anniversary OF
Chilean independence.
The facts connected with the loss oil
the ship Annie Sise Is the exciting
topic on change to-day.
Daglice, the barber, was to-day con-
victed, the jury being out only five
minutes.
Some weeks ago a man named John
son, from the Last, havinga large sum
In greenbacks to loan, was induced to
advance $40, 500 on supposed diamonds
and jewelry, which did not turn out
as represented, and he brought suit to
recover the money to-day. His land
lady sues him for breach Of promise,
and It Ia said an offer Is made to cou-
promise by both parties disseminating
their suits. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18

A STARTLING EIcLAxArIoN.-The
New Orleans Bulletin publishes the
following anecdote Of the celebrated
Dominican friar, Rocco OF Naples:
One day he was preaching to crowd
in tho market place "rhis day"
said be, ~ will see n you truly repent
your sins" Thereupon he commenced
. penitsntial discourse that made the
hIr OF the hard. hearted multitude
Stand upright; and when they were
all on their knees, crashing their
teeth, beating their breasts and putting
on all imaginable signs Of contrition,
he suddenly cried, snow you who
truly repent Of your sins hold up your
hands," There was not one present
who did not Immediately stretch out
both arms. "Holy Archangel MI
chael, "then exclaimed Rocco, Thou
who with thy adamantine sword
standest By the judgment seat Of God,
hew Oh every hand that has been raised
hypocritically." Instantly every hand
dropped. and Rocco poured forth q
fresh invective against the s~infulness
and peryersity Of his audience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18

Carson, Sept. 1873 A. N.-The prl-
soners who escaped last night did not
have moro than three Henry rifles.
.After leaving the prison they struck
over the country 70 the big dam Of the
Mexican mill, on the Carson river,
where they evidently. halted and took
of, thsir lhscklss. The tracks seem
to iHdlate5 that thsyaAten separated
and struck out In different directions,
most Of them going up. earsoa valley.
ODE Of the 5prisonss was severely
wounded, and len thsaothsfs going m
the direction Of Empire City, nh bieo