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pared, and is in The hands of their agent or TO
take any other step at the present time in the
intended arbitration. II will OF course be under
stood by the tribunal that her maiesty's gov
eminent, while they would consider the tribunal
period of adjournment, if the difference between
the high contracting parties should then have
been removed, Notwithstanding the non-ieliy-
cry on this day of the argument by the British
agent, continue, while requesting this adjourn
ment, to reserve all her maiesiy's rights in the
event of an agreement being finally arrived ut
in the same manner as was expressed in the
note which accompanied the British counter
case.
4 special from London TO the New York Her
aid says that the assembling OF the Geneva tri-
bunal is the absorbing topic OF discussion there.
The general feeling in EGrOpe is that England
is afraid Of the arbiuatorS. IuuendoeS, insult
inc TO the tribunal, are current. Ii is said in
high quarters that Russian money is ouera-
ting against England. Count Catacazy is men
toned as continuing this side of the Atlantic,
work for which he was expelled from Washing
ton. 1t is believed that Prince GOrschakof' 5
diplomacy and purse are opponents too fOrmd-
able to be safely encountered.
LONDON, June u. - Times special. The
position of the government on the treaty crea ties
great political excitement. The government
believes the treaty is not dead. 1t is rumored
that vote OF "want of confidence" in the
ministry is to he moved in parliament by Disra-
eli or Bouverie- probably by the latter; but if
So it cannot be carried. General expectation
is that there will be an adjournment of the &C.
neva conference.
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aIea's Christian Convention n
lowell.

Iov,rrr NF.ss limo 10 - Some t,,,, o ,,,.,.
hundred DELEGATES were in attendance when tEc
convention was called TO order by Mr.. l.. Row
land of Roston in absence Of the nresident
Holm Wonomairrr If pb,Iodelnbia aTbc Pay
Geo A Han of Wasbin,tnn N q invoLal The
divine blesci,,,r o,,J orr H., sin,i,- al, b,,,,,
of welcome ce.presi,inpt p",yIand mode the
onenina address in which be snot,, Of the oond
,ynrL, tho assn.iat;,ns ,,sra dtr,in,~ ,nj al do
bonefnl nrosnerts for futrre ,y,rI, An in,nres-
si, nroI,er was otJsroi b,, IN. lnrrot biint ta,
1rnochar II Tbsn, NIi,Isr ~ Ci,,d;,,,,,+; ''' ''
A teIr,5ra,,, Wa Ta,,si,,nj orn,,niT IL on.
bunflrej l,p,atas ,gara 5st5i,nI at p,o,,iioc,,
r. l., tbrourh fnilure of connecfino trains and
yyould arrive in the afternnon Committaps
wore onnnintel on cro1,,t;si I,l 49, ,,j
n committee of ono IcIr,rtS fro,, .5I, -, ,d
district renreSentcd was ,naintn,l an orr,nt
organization Of The ronyeptinn and ofinr The
,r5nsnc;an ~ u',I oiIu tut
onnnin ,b sas1o,, ~ oi
until three o'rIncl, ''0I
The afternoon scssio l,,,,,,, a. ,t,r,, ,,,,,,.t-
Intro1uctnrv de,-otionol r1,,r,isos -, 49,,
and tho arrival Of iotoir,a1
abled the chair IN fin The cnmmit,ec on nor.
mauent organization The committee renorfed
as ppr,naurnt onicrrs II Ihana NM ~ ~.
cinnati as nrasidant NJ tr:iin. hi,' ' "a ,
upon urgent solicitation accanted Vi"e,broSil
dents Hon Iobn II Mn of n I ~ II CLiaho,-
fer of :. {. lanes II Eropl,In oc ,ia w II
Irving of West VIRGINIA / p XVotts 80 Id +
w. Chase of MINI Robert WinJonsnr Of NJ
braska Roy i Anderson oc Com ~ Nv MI
ey of Maine jomes Ro,,Iia. ~ OH, Nv
Nc('ulla Of Ontario W p Nm, ~ ",
Scotia simmer / Girnol, orNIi -, w w eI,'
or of Mass General Sccra,,, o. N N So
of pennsylyania. essisfontS j. SLi,nor L. -
Rhode Island and + r ~ Kno~,lns nr N To ",
Brunswick. Brother Hntchins If Tev, Iorso,,
presented tbc siXth onnnoI rnnort Of tbo go;
five committee and also The report 81 NJ No.
one of the agents of the exccntive COMMITTEES
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Base ball at Philadelphia, yesterday-Hay-
makers 30; Olympics II.
The thermometer stood at 90 in New York
yesterday.
Twenty-three kukluX prisoners arrived at the
penitentiary in Albany yesterday from Charles
ton.
Inc piano manufacturers to-day met and
resolved not to employ workmen for less than
ten hours per day.
j. Bancroft Davis, American agent, accompa-
med by the counsel for the United States, leaves
this city for Geneva tomorrow
The boat in which the London crew rowed the
match on the Thames last Monday has been de-
posted in the Crystal Palace,
A Washington special says that Senator Car
penter Will soon leave for Canada on diplo-
matte mission, the nature OF which has not
tra2Spired.
Petitions for the pardon of Commissioner
bumsted, Jersey City official, recently convict
ed OF conspiracy, are in circulation
Sir Thomas Dakin, late lord MAYOR of London.
arrived at Chicago, Tuesday. He visited the
board OF trade and was introduced to the MEM
bers.
The Cuban government has released the
schooner William Julin, which was captured and
detained at NuevitaS, the English consul inter
yening. The Julin has returned TO the Bahia
mas.
Henry Book shot and killed his nephew near
Huntinburg, Dubois county, Ind, on Saturday
last. Book was arrested and sent to prison
where he hung himself on Monday.
The Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
railroad has been sold to the ST. Louis and South
eastern railroad company.
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SUPERIOR COuRT-CivIL TERM DEyENs.
J.-FHchburg, Wednesday, June l2.-In the
SANDER case of Ruby Fletcher VS.. Laban W.
Wright, continued from Tuesdays session, the
jury returned verdict for the plaintiff with
500 damages.
The next case placed on trial was Sidney
Brewster VS.. George Gould. This is an action
for the recovery Of the value of note for 500
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff.
The case Of Joel Packard vs.. Andrew Russell
was next put upon trial. This is another case
for the recovery of IA note, of which the value
was $50. This ease was given to the jury n short
time before adjournment.
The case of Timothy flanagan VS. Michael
Hickey, an action to recover for damages caused
by the obstruction of stream is now on trial
Plaintiff claims that the defendant by filling up
a ditch, caused the water TO overflow his land
The case for the defense has not been opened,
and the case is 10 be resumed ON Thursday.
Cases next order 1874, 1885, SsO, 1857, 9l4, S45,
357, 874, 875.
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BosroN, June 12.-At Beacon park races to-
day there was large attendance The race for
all horses, to wagons was won by Bigley's
Fanny, beating Madawaska Maid, ROYAL Mike.
aud Shepard Knapp, in the order named. The
Maid won the first and second heats, Knapp
third, and Mike hlih; Fanny the ith, Glh md
It'll; time, 2!S5, 800, 2:s5 ;3S, 2:40f, Al and
23St. The race for 80 horses was won by
CAROLS Gar, beating John Lambert, AbdaIla6.
and Honest Brock; time, 2:aGI, 2 :8s and 40.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-rhis afternoon
race, mile heats, best three in fiye, took place
at Suffolk park between Jay Gould and Iucy.
The race was won by jay Gould; time, gIl,
22Sf, 1925. 80
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New YORK, June 12.-The IIerald's Wash
ington special says the following note, addressed
to Mr. Schenck yesterday, was the result of a
long cabinet session in London on MIR. Fishs
last instructions TO Schenek:
SIR-Her majesty's government understand
that the government of the United States decline
any further agreement between the two govern
mcnts unless the government of her majesty
consent to sign the supplemental article as alter.
cd by the senate, TO which her majesty's govern.
ment have stated their objections, or unless they
agree without any declarations as to their doing
50 sub nlodo, to take further steps in the pro-
ceedings, while misunderstanding exists as to
what both parties agree to submit to the arbi-
tration.
Mr.. Fish states to YOU that the government of
the United States have no reason to ask for an
adjournment Of the arbitration at Geneva. The
reason which actuaed her majesty's govern
ment in proposing it, was to obtain time for the
conclusion of an agreement at which both par
ties had already nearly arrived. Her maesty's
government will have now to consider what
may be the course most consistent with the dec
larations they have heretofore made most re-
SpCctlul to the tribunal of arbitration, and the
most courteous to the United States. The Brit
ISL arbitrator will repair TO Geneva aud at the
meeting Of the tribunal the British agent will be
directed to present them statement to the fol-
lowing effect:
England to the arbitrator. Her naiesty's
government regret to be under the necessity of
informing the arbitrator that the difference be.
tween her maiesty's government aud the gov
eminent of the United States, referred to in the
note which accompanied the presentation of the
British counter case on the 10Th of April last,
has notyet been removed. Her majesty's govern.
ment have, however, been engaged in negota.
tions with the government Of the United States,
which have continued down TO the present time
for the solution OF the difficulty which has thus
arisen and they do not abandon the Lope that
If further time were given for that purpose such
solution might be found practicable. Under
these circumstances the course which her mai.
esty's government would respectfully request
the tribunal 10 take is TO adjourn the present
meeting for such period as may enable a sup
Elementary convention to be still concluded.
aud ratified between the high coniracting
parties. In the meantime the HIGH
contracting parties not being in ac.
cord as to the subject matter of
the reference to arbitration, her majesty's goy.
eminent regret to find themselves unable 10 de-
liver the written arguments which their agent
is directed to put in under the fifth article Of The
treaty, although that article has been duly pre-,
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Foreign News.


GERMANY.
BERLIN, june IA hill is being prepared in
the federal council providing for the expulsion
OF all JeSuifS from Germany, even though they
be natives.
The british embassy unexpectedly presented
on the 10th inst, to the Emperor William, the
arbitrator under the treaty OF Washington. their
answer to the American case on the San Jnsu
boundary question. MT. Bancroft submitted
his replication yesterday. The emperor will de
liver his decision as soon as both parties reouest
il.
LUXEMBOURG, June 12.-The treaty giving
Germany working control over Luxembourg rail
ways has been signed. The Germans stipulate
never to make use of the roads for the transport
tatiOn of warke material in time OF war.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 12.-Ihe demeanor of President
Theirs during the debate in the national assembly
ON Monday last, on the amendment TO the army
bill reducing the term of military service from
five to four years, greatly irritates the members
of all political parties. A number of meetings
at which dissatisfaction with the remarks Of
Theirs were expressed, have been held. At the
session of the assembly yesterday, RondOt, a
deputy, in abiding to Theirs, charged him
with possessing all the arrogance of the First
Napoleon.
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ST. LoUs, June 12.-All preliminary arrange
ments for the festival have been completed
The streets have been thronged, and all the space
in the vicinity of Turner's hail, where the pro
cesson formed, was densely packed at an early
hour. The entire city is in holiday attire The
decorations are very elaborate, nearly every
block in the city being handsomely embelishcd
with evergreens, flags, banners and appropro-
pirate notices. A number of arches, elaborate
in design and spanning the width of the street
have been erected on the route of the procession,
and bowers and shady hooks abound on every
hand No such display has ever before
been made here Franz Abt arrived last eve
ming, and was received by a committee and es
eorted to the headquarters Of Turner hail, where
he was cordially welcomed by u large number
OF citizens. Herr Abt will conduct the concert
Thursday night.
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A PennsyIyamn sheriG s,.hhod

PlTTsBURG, June 12.--Last Tuesday ninbt
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Hatfield was stabbed and
killed by Ambrose L. Lynch, alias "The
Bruiser," at the house of Lynch's sister, Mrs.
Teets, in Allegheny. Lynch alleges that he dis
he stabbed him while in bed. Mrs. Teets denies
the charge Of criminal intimacy, and declares
that the sheriff was at her house on business
connected with her husband, who had left the
city to avoid prosecution for some offence.
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WASHINGTON, June12-7 M.-Probabilites.
Giear ana partially cloudy weather will prevail
Thursday over the southern states, with loht M
fresh winds; partly cloudy weather, winds yeer-
inc to westerly, and possibly occasional areas
OF light rain, over the New England states 70.
night, followed by clearing weather Thursday;
clear weather for the middle states very gener-
ally Thursday; winds backing to southery and
easterly, and increasing cloudiness northwes, Of
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ADvEKTIsING RATES.

tx DAILY srF-For the square Of Ten ii es ofagat
type time IS Cts. each subsequent insertion 20 ets
week sl55' 2weeAs si0O; month $50; year 81;
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Two ZINES iot one week sl.OO; three lines si.l5;
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Inc Obituary notices resolutions &C. Is cents peril
Legal advertisements 81 per square for rt insertion:
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Special positions in the paper and special stye. O,
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liz WEEKLY SPY-FiTst insertion 81 % per sou1rs.
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months 500 ON
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indian Murder Arizona.

WASHINGTON, June f2.-Reports from Capt
Smith of the 2Sd infantry, commanding camp
Crttenden, Arizona, mention that an attack
was made on the rancho of Thomas Whitman,
who was sick in bed and was killed, and his
wife, though wounded by lances, made her es-
cape to a neghboring rancho. There is much
excitement and alarm in the valley. 1t is be-
lieyed that the Indians who committed these
deprCdations are Pinal Apachcs
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SAN Francisco, June 12--The first of the
new fall wheat came into the market yesterday,
and is selling at $3.50 per GENITAL
The United States steamer Mohican is ordered
out of commission. She will lay up ut Mare
island
Dr. Lee, Of Campo Seco and Tom Moore.
superintendent OF the Campo Seco mine, were
drowned while boating in Campo Seco reservoir,
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BosToN, June 12.-At the annual meeting Of
the New England press association, held to-day
at Young's hotel, the following officers were
elected President, Gen. Joseph X. Hawley of the
Hartford Courant; Secretary and Treasurer, h.
NJ, Pulsiier of the Boston Herald; Executive
Committee, r. Worthngton of the Boston
Traveller, s. N. Stockwen of the Boston Jour
nal, and l. IL. Bromley of the Hartford Post.
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Democratic District COmyentiOn-HI Re-
fuses TO Instruct its Delegates 10 Vote for
Greeley.
The democrats of the new ninth congressional
district, which comprises the civ of Worcester
and the towns in the southern part Of the county.
met IN delegate convention at horticultural nal
yesterday morning, for The purpose of choosing
delegates to represent them in the national de,n.
ocratic convention at Baltimore. The convon.
ton was called TO order by Mr.. Lyman sheldon
of Webster, and organized by the choice of CoI
Levi Barker, of Worcester, as president, and Mr.
T. Il. Murray, of Worcester, as secretary. Mr.
Sheldon introduced Col. Barker as an older dem
ocrat than Horace Greeley, but perhaps no bet.
ter one. This remark ELECTED no applause. The
organization was completed by the choice of
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June i2-The Middle.
brook paper mill was consumed by FIRE this
morning. Loss on machinery and stock about
$4,000; insurance, $4,000
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pcrsomnI TcIcyrnns.


The grand jury at Baltimore in the criminal
court yesterday, presented Rev. DR.. Huston for
adultery.
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the Ohio valley, with possibly threatening
weather over the northwest. Dangerous winds
not anticipated
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nor SALE.-Pew No. 80, in the First
u Unitarian Church, VRev NJ Hall's.) Apply At ~
kingst deol0' lev
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STONE CANOES
DIAMOND JEWELRY

Comprising many exceptionally
rare specimens in Single stones
as well as in carefully Matched
Pairs, mounted or in paper, de-
serving especial interest from the
daily increasing difficulty ofpro-
curing stones OF fine material i'm
diligently and accurately cut,
WATCHES from many OF the
most celebrated makers.
ap2I dcOp3m
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- FOR SALES minutes walk from
M,u Mechanics Hall. (westl NEW 3-TENEMENT
Nlll FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, well built good style
and Will pay large per cent. the price asked
Price siIO0; terms easy. An excellent opportunity 10
secure pleasant, centrally located home easy terms
1T low hsuFe' L. \, ELY & co.
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- FOR SALE-A superior Farm ssss4
f, of 10 acres, at north part of the city; supe e$
ELL rlor garden land; nice lot OF choice fruit ~,
trees; small fruits in abundance; cottage bon se
thorough repair, elevated ground good barn with
ehari hve minutes walk from railroad station: sold on
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HoRTIcULTURAL.-The attention of members
OF the Horticultural society, is called TO the fact
that the opening exhibition of the summer sea-
son will be held in the eastern ante-room of Fior
tcutural hall, on this the thirteenth day of
June, from three to five o'clock p. NJ. The fol-
lowing premiums are offered: Hardy plants and
shrubs For the best display of named varieties
S.; I'd, So; 3D. SO. The liberality of premi-
inns should excite keen emulation; it will de-
serve suOh at any rate. The summer exhibitions
are free.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CouRT-WLIIAMs. i
Wednesday, June 12.-John Heating, young
truant, was seut to school at the city farm for
six months.
Nicholas Powers, charged with breaking glass,
was discharged on payment of costs.
Thomas Kinds, for contempt of court, was
discharged on the payment of COSTS
James Crtchy, Alexander Paradel, and Thos
Carroll were each fined SO and costs for drunken.
ness, and Edward French 81 and costs for n
similar ofense, and all settled
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-17
,sriS n IEoLpUUs wAITZ, Register.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. lS1.

Civ SayaSs' Anil IA isSSN
Notice is hereby given that the ST. Louis Gold
and Silver Mining Company, by w. l.. Lowe, It's
superintendent and Managing Agent, has this
day hled In this ONCE a diagram, together with
q notice Of application for u patent from the
United states: under Act Of Congress, approved
July 70, 1856, for sixteen hundred and sixteen
q ,Jl6) feet OF a certain vein or lode OF quartz or
other rock In placer bearing gold, silver, copper
and other metals, commonly called and known
as the st. Louis Lode and 81. Louis Company.
situated In Gold I'LL Mining District, Storey
county, Nevada. sSid claim ~ bounded on the
North by the Lucerne Company, and on the
south by the Unknown Company, and Is mon
particularly described az follows, TO wit: Com
mencing at Post No. ], being Post No. 2 ofthe
Lucerne Company, located IN q small rayine on
the west side OF the Devils Gate Toll Road, at
\ dirtance Of a5T feet southerly from the Justice
Independent claim, at which point the quarter.
section corner on the south line OF Section 5.
Township 10 N, Range ~ E.. benrs north 3 de-
grces IS ninu,es West, 1875 feet; thence run.
ming South IL degrees East ] GIG feet to Posi-
No. 2. The lateral extent OF rhid lode 10 un.
known, but II Is bounded by end lines, one Of
which being tho North line, commence at Port
No. I and runs North 20 East and $40 West; the
other Of Will n being the South line commences
at Post No. ., and runs north 40 East, and south
70 West. From developments made. the lode
10 shown In the open cut and tunnels Nor. and
Z, (phown on tho accompanying diHgfan) the
outcrops OF which Is plainly seen at varionr
poiLts ON the westerly eide Of the above de-
scribed line. From tho District Records, the
original location OF this claim extended ] 3I
feet southerly from Post No. 2. The st. Loulf
Company by making application for Patent foi
the nOrtherly 1915 feet. do not relinquirh their
rights to the said I,3S4 feet. The above lode is
supp scd to be embraced In an area Of seven ~
acres.
Said claim Is more particularly described In
the notice and diagram posted In this office and
At Post No. i on the claim.
ans 0Od ADOLPIUS WAITZ. Register.
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= T a5d ADoLpHUs wAITz, Register.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1873.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City.
u. New, May n, lS73.-Notice 10 hereby
given that the Red Jacket Gold and Silver Min.
lug Company. by w. + Stewart, Superintcnd.
eni, have this dry died In this ONCE q diagram,
together with notice Of application for Q patent
from the United Slater, under Act OF congrbss
approved July ~, 1866, for two thousand, SIX
hundred feet OF q certain vein or lode OF quarts
or other rock in place, bearing gold, silver, cop;
per and other metals, commonly called and
known an the Red Jacket Lode, and Red Jacket
the Gold Hill Mining District, storey and Lyon
counter, Nevada. Said claim 10 bounded on
the north by unknown company, and IL more
particularly described az follows, to-wit: Coin-
mencIpg at POET No. I, from which tho north.
west corner OF the st. Lonis COmpany's claim
bears north ~ deg. - min. east 40 feet dis
tant, aud the u section corner on the south line
Of Sec. 8, Township Is n,rth. Range II east
bears north 2 deg. 81 min. cart. 1881 feet as.
tant; and running from said post No soutn
81 deg. west 1905 feet to post No: ?; thsneo
south SX deg. west Tvs feet 10 port No. 3. The
length OF the claim IL the distance between the
posts Nos. ], Q and 3-7,6U0 feet. The claim 10
bounded by end lnes, ono OF which, being tho
north line, commences ut post No. ], and runs
north 50 deg, west, and rOutt % deg. east, ana
the other Of which, being the south line, com.
mcnces at post No. 8, and runs north " deg.
west, and south IS deg. east. Tho Groupings
marked on the accompanying diagram are sc-
cepted as Being embraced In the lode. Ths e5-
lint II is supposed to be contained within an
area OF twenty.four C24) acres:
Said claim 10 more particularly described ID
the notice and diagram posted In this once and
On myStSOd ADoLPHUs Waltz, Register.