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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-08
Second Dispatch.
Say FRANcIsco. Nov. z.
An investigation into the Brotberton's

An investigation into the Brotherton's
escape was held at the Jail this evening,
and is not yet concluded. The matter
looks still worse for the officers of the
Jail.
The testimony in the McCausland trial
win he concluded tomorrow. The de-
Tense opened this afternoon. Brought
witnesses to testify that Mullendore had
threatened to kill McCausland on sight,
and that he made the first assault.
Prof. D. c. Gilman was i%naugurated,
to-day, President of the University at
Oakland.
James Cunningham, who shot himself,
last night, was found to be not insane.
Henry Caaall, insane, was sent to
Stockton.
The Montana sailed for Panama to-
day, with IA light cargo. sec, 900 in
treasure.
Stock SaIes.-- Afternoon Board.
SAN Francisco, November Z.
Meadow yalley-G2lO shares, S24, $50; "a; 24E,
b30; 23k, $50; 23h
Raymond X Ely-35o shares, 1872; 1885, 1873, 50;
1882
IAtithH bous-I1tD HiAhItHt @Atf "a SJFHs -
b30
Phenix-S50 shares, S2A ga
pioehe-330 shares, s1i; 1917, $50, 13k; 49,. b30
Page 4 Panaca-75 shares, 81
American Flas-290 shares, S13al II; 10
HUM & Hunt-1375 shares, So; 3, bio; 40, bio
Chapman-l00 shares, sly
Silver Peak-625 shares. s534
Ineamar-f50 shares. s1a{:1M
Coudor-260 shares, ST., bJ0. Il, b30
Belmont-l20O shares, S4A;4
Spring Mount-65 shares, SIN
Peayine-i0 shares, 75c
Chief of the Hill-24o0 shares, SO; 81; 81, b5:
81, b}0; ga
L0uise-500 shares, G0c
Marion-100 shares. -
Charter Oak-590 shares, S214; 21:2as, bJ0
Aahogany-lj5 shares, SO, b30, 10
Home Tieket-50 shares, SILK
Eureka G. N.-10 shares, SIG
shares. Doc, boo
'fecumseh-500 shares, 81
Ida Elmore-40 shares, SSA
nelleyue-l09 shares, S2is
Minnesota-lm shares, 81
o. H.. Treaslue-395 shares, S33; 81; 3; 3l
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WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, NOV, Z.
The Supreme Court of Illinois, at OF
tawa, yesterday, granted, by unanimous
opinion, a new trial in the case Of Halfer-
ty, convicted of murder of policeman
O'Meara in this city and sentenced to be
hanged. The new trial is granted on the
ground that the Court erred in refusing
the prisoner a change Of venue, and also
in refusing to admit testimony as to his
intoxicated condition at the time Of the
murder.
In the case of the editors and proprie-
tors of The Chicago Evening journal,
cited to appear before the Supreme Court
for contempt in publishing AN editorial
rejecting upon the Court for alleged de
lay in the Rafferty, case, a warrant was
issued for the arrest of the parties, re-
turnable forthwith, and they will be
taken before the Court to-day.
Marked increase in the number of
horses on the streets to-day, though most
of them show the effects of the disease.
Weather bright, warm and beautiful
favorable for the recovery Of sick horses;
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT ALTA.-The Salt
Lake Herald of November Sd, says that a
fatal accident occurred in the Emma
mine yesterday. A c~ornishman named
Richard Dixie was at work in the mine,
when he was caught by a cav and buried
under several tuns OF ore and rock. His
fellow-laborers heard the groans and i'm
mediately endeayored to rescue him, but
before he could be extricated life wal ex-
tinct.
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November 8, iez2.
The Result.

As was anticipated Grant & Wilson are
elected by an overwhelming majority.
Never in the history of the County has
there been such a Waterloo defeat as that
of the Liberal Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. They deserved defeat, for no par
ty should succeed hat fights for plumber,
regardless of principle, and it became APP
parent to a majority of the American
people that the ultimate object OF the
Reform party was the spoils of office.
They have met a deserved rebuke that
should serve as a lesson to party trick
sters for all time to come.
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Imperial-290 shares, S11; l0k; 1917, b50
Empire Mill-1tO shares, $40, Boo; ~
Delcher-1gs shares. sil2: li3; ll6, b9o; lls; l12h
Oonfdence--120 shares, S12b; ID F
Con. Vifsinia-170 shares, ST; "A; rs
Sierra Nevada-125 shares. $l6; 1oh; 10
Daney-90 shares, sly; IL
Exchequer-10 shares, Sl8
Segregated Belcher-0 shares, S6a
Oyerman-l25 shares, s78; so; 80, b30
Buckeye-50 shares, 50
J~ustice-225 shares, ssh; 81
Julia-710 shares, -; 4. 50
Caledonia-6Ol shares. $50, bS0; 70; 29k: SO, DO
Knickerbocker-S2O shares, s5h; 81; 81, bO
Globe-125 shares, $lX
Arizona 4 Utah-50 shares, 50
Central-50 shares, 90c
Silver Hill-360 shares, IS; 8
Picton-200 shares, Csc
n. Y. Oon-440 shares, $2A;2h;2
0~ceidental-100 shares, S24 -
Senator-50 shares, soc
Central No. 2-20 shares, 81
Woodyille--900 shares, $7A; 8;7A
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OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov. 7.

PORTLAND, Nov. Z.
A subsidy was granted by the Oregon
Legislature to the Portland, Dalles &
Salt Lake Railroad. Estimated worth,
three millions dollars.
Over 100 miles OF road have been To-
Gated between the Columbia river and
LaGrande, so miles of which are ready for
contract, and work is expected to be-
gin ON April 1st. Colonel Chapman,
President of the company, goes East to
renew his efforts with Congress for fur
Their aid.
Thomas, Bramlette, White and Han
son, convicted of robbing the mail, last
Summer, were denied a new trial, and
sentenced to hard labor, in the Peniten-
tiary, for life.
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PIoehe items.
fcsnasa.ed fssn rAe Record. l.A.)

Itendansed m ne heeoFd, 7th.l
AocIDENr.-A miner named Dennis
Manning. Stopping in the Lightner shaft,
fell 65 feet down the shaft, breaking both
legs and receiving other injuries. Only
two weeks before, a brother of Manning
was killed in the Meadow Valley mine.
Dowd, who was shot ON Election day.
Is supposed ont Of danger. Strain, shot
at the same time, lies in a very danger
Gus condition.
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m

SACRAMENTO, November Z.
Governor Booth issued a proclamation
fixing the 28th instant for Thanksgiving
Day.
A pardon has been issued for Michael
Hughes, convicted in Solano county for
resisting an officer.
A Chinaman was found dead, under
the sidewalk, corner Sixth and l streets,
this morning.
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EASTERN NEWS.

Boston, November Z.
Yesterday afternoon two barrels We're
found floating in Charles river at Cam
bridge, which being taken ashore were
found to contain the mutilated remains
OF a man-head and legs in one and tue
trunk in the other. The body was well
dressed and a gold watch found on it.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Z.
No abatement of the horse disease.
Cars all stopped.
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ANDY JoHNsoN.-The telegraph indi-
Gates the election of Horace Maynard
from the Memphis District, Tenn, over
Andy johnson and Gen. Cheatham. Mr..
Maynard was long the representative
from that district prior to and during the
Rebellion, and is justly esteemed one of
the ablest men in Congress.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

New ORLEANS, November I.
Unofficial returns from 81 parishes
outside of New Orleans give a net Re-
publican maj. of 1884, net Republican
maj. in 1870 in same parishes was 49,
156. The remaining l6 parishes in 1870
gave a net Republican maj. of l,215.
By same ratio of gains the Liberals will
carry the State by a handsome maj.
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Third Dispatch
Stock Sales. = Morning Board.

Stock Sales. = Morning Board.
San FRANcIsco, Nov. s..
ophir- 245 shares. S57; 56A; 5SA, l30
Best Il Belsher-730 shares. S~7if.7h.TA
Gould x Cnrry-35 shares, 500, 200, 20j: 114:
205
Sayage-70 shares, s95; 96
Chollar-750 shares. 500; 10, b5; 90; 6sh
Hale & Norcross-s0 shares, Sss; 50
Grown Point-125 shares. SIPS; 12G, b90; 1881,
bJ
Yellow Jaelet-2l2 shares, SIS; l12; 10: ll2.
b.
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EUREKA RETURNs.-Up to Thursday
morning the vote had been counted, ex-
cept 155 straight tickets. Of870counted,
Grant had 481, and Greeley 389. The
whole vote of Eureka is 1,025. Cassidy,
for the Senate, seems certainly elected.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 70 San FRANCISCO ADvrsTIszRs.
In order TO simplify the business and avoid
confusion. from this date forward MyRoN ANGEL,
at 432 MONTGOMERY street Room III, Is sole
AGENT for The White Pine Daily News In san
FTancisco and persons In that city having bust
ness with this Office are requested TO
cate with him.
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Los
Los ANGELES, November z.

Los ANGELES, November 7.
The Prescott Miner, October Goth, says
that the military party which started on
the 21st, under command of Gen. Crook,
has returned, having killed nine Apaches
and Mohayes, captured and destroyed con
siderable Apache provender and arms.
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CUTTING AFFRAy.-The Silver State of
November I'd, at Unionyille, says that
Warren Davidson and Napoleon Gregg,
alias Brigham, had a dispute some days
since in the East Range, over a grind
stone, which came near having a serious
termination. After some words and
blows had been exchanged, Brigham
drew a knife and wounded Davidson in
the neck, narrowly missing the angular
win.
ElEefEp.-Thos. 2. Hawley has been
elected Judge Of the Supreme Court, by
a majority of about 1000.
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o RENT

T'HE HAMILTON MuL-A TEN. sTAAP
4 QUARTZ MILL-all perfect and In com
piete order, as good az new, with water.
For particulars, apply to
JOS. GRANDFATHER,
At the office of II. NJ. h VI. Co.
oelo-im On Mill street, Hamilton.
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SAN JOSE.

San JOSE, November Z.
Official vote of Santa Clara county:
Grant, 2,220; Greeley. 1870. For Con-
gress, Houghton, Rep, 2,049; Kewen,
DEM, LII.
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Nfm 90 Dau.
Attention

DERSoNs DESIRING TO BUY LOTS. ARE
Il hereby informed that the town Of Ruby hin
Ii now called Medina and is located In the
center OF all the schell Creek mines and thai
Rubyyille ID a different location from this.
MARCO MEDIN.
1anl'nedlm JOHN WAGNER,
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SAN FRANCISCO
MYRON ANGEL, 49,, Montgomery street.
NEW Y0RK-
: HUDSON q MENEr, Times Building.
LOyDON-J, z. JACKSON, 8, Abchurch-Lane
Lombard-st., London.
SHERMANTO WYNN. JELLTsoN.
VIRGLNLA-JAMEs MCDONALD.
ELBOW. T. SMITH, Postoface News Depot.
1UyTTN-A. NJ. HORN, Main St.
pJOCHE CITY-CHARLEs WEIDERHoLD.
FVREKA-S. JAcoBY.
.SCHELL CREEK-MELL RAUM.
RULLONYILLE-WM. GETTING.
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Marrifn.

CARSON-SMITH-In Reno, New, October 70.
James Carson to Miss Susan NJ. Smith, both
Of Crystal Peak.
MOORE-AoockB-In Phoebe, New, November
4, Thomas f. Moore TO Elizabeth Ac Dcks.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS. November Z.
Great enthusiasm in Rheims over the
evacuation of the city by the Germans.
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VALLEJO.

VALLEJO. November 7.
The 21st grain vessel for the season is
now loading with wheat at the wharf.
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age.t for Robinson District.

WARREN PARRISH, in the Postofhce, Mineral
city, is Agent for The White Pine News. VIII
receive subscriptions and Advertisements, ana
orders for Job Printing.
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The above shows thirty States for
Grant, leaving seven States for Greeley,
to-wit: Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Mary
land, Mississippi. Kentucky and Ten
upsaea
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LINCOLN ELEcrIoN.-Up to Wednes-
day evening the counting in Phoebe was
only half over. A number Of outside
precincts had got in their returns, and
enough was known to make certain the
election of Yves. Travis, Rep, for Sheriff.
Clapp, Rep, is probably elected over Hy-
man, DEM, for the long term in the Sen
ate. McFetrish and Craigue are also
probably elected to the Assembly over
their Democratic competitors. Miller,
for Clerk, and Harley, for Assessor, are
also believed to be elected. The balance
of the ticket is conceded to the Demo-
Gratis. The number of votes cast in
Phoebe was 1,512; in Bullionville, 204.
RAILROAD AccrDENT.-About IL o'clock
Friday night, 1st inst, the West bound
train on the G. P. road, when coming
down the grade West of Carlin, ran into
a band Of cattle, and was thrown off the
track. The ears.were upset in the ditch
and the express train burned. A num-
Der were more or less hurt; among them
w. F. & Co.'S messenger, David Harris,
who had one ankle d~islocated. We con-
dense the above from The Gold Hill
News.
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Republican Column.

OUTO
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NPvADA
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Difo.

HILTON-In Phoebe, New, November 3, Robert
Hilton, aged about 40 years.
CLEARY.-ln Phoebe, New, November ,, Garrett
Cleary, aged 40 ysa-s.
GO TO @. q. Alexander's for your
drugs. sfeT-tf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-14
The Philadelphia Convention.

full report of the proceedings of the Repub.
iiean National Convention, held at Philadelphia,
will be found on our first page.
The unanimity and enthusiasm with which
that assemblage of citizens ienomnated Gen.
US. GRANT for election during another Presi-
DENTAL term, is an emphatic endorsement of his
able and successful policy of government during
the present term, and a very sure prestige OF his
triumph in November next. We place his name
together with that Of the Hon. HENRr WILSON
at the head Of our columns and purpose to keep
them there until the popular voice shall be heard
Announcing Gen. GRANTS reelection to the
chair Of the Chief Magistrate, with Senator WILL
son, as Vice President, associated with him.
They are each entitled to the cordial and oarnest
support Of every anti-slavery man in this nation
One has eloquently and consistently advocated
the cause of human freedom on the stump and in
the legislative halls Of the nation. when such
advocacy was deemed almost crime the 9TH
er, under Providence, has skilfully and bravely
unra yelled that Gordau knot of our national diff
fculties-human slavery the point Of the
sword, and has thus upheld and maintained the
unity, honor and integrity ofihis Republic. Hav.
ing done well in that natter and having man.
sged the financial and civil affairs of the nation
with remarkable efficiency and success, we do
most emphatcally excla;n. Let us honor him
nv conferriHg a renewed lease Of Executive au-
thorty," ,"and it will be found that the period Of
his Office in the civil service Of this nation, will
form an epoch in its history as brilliant aud
and equally illustrous with that which sheds its
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The Local Press on the Situation


The WAuseon Republican (Rep.) says, "come
what may Of that movement, we feel assured thai
the nomination of Horace Greeley fell on the
Democratic party like marching orders on sick
regiment, and straight Democratic ticket will
be the result"
The Bryan Pres (Rep.) says: "Enthusias-
tic democratic editors say the Cincinnati ticket
is bomshell thrown into the Republican camp.
PshawP it was nothing but one of Greeley's
pumpkins. and the only thing it smashed was
Itself"
The Rural Roosters," as the Cincinnati En-
quirer calls them, are growing Justify for the nom
inaton of Democrat at Baltimore. aud claim
that the Enquirer Columbus Sta,esman and Uleve.
land PLAIN Dealer, are misreprenseu!ing the
rank and Gle Of the Democratic party by their
support of GREELEY. The Fremont Messenger.
says:
"The Enquirer and the Columbus Statesman
show bad faith and i'll manners in their whole
sale and ungentlemanly denunciation of Demo-
Gratis who faTor the nomination of Democrat
for President. he treason If any is on the
other side of the house. When such squirts
as the young iOps who =" edit" the Enquirer,
rail at the soundness of Dan Yoorhes, it is
| time that that gift enterprise and stem winder
was kicked out of the party"
The Defiance Democrat urges that "none but
firm. reliable Democrats be selected 10 attend
the Baltimore Convention" and adds, "let none
but Democrats Ge placed on guard"
OF the forty Democratic Weekes in the State
/ IL. 49, - L---- --r, vss~L s'tv'ueu Ul
the nominees of the Liberal Convention, but ten
support the GREELV ticket and urge its adoption
by the Baltimore Conv ventiop;tweDy are painfully
astridc The fence, and ten swear by the "eerDsP
that GREELEY can never be forced upon them'
not even by Democratic Cnnveution.
| Which party is it divided by the Liberals
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(For the Journal.)
WOHAN,S RIGHTS.

OF course ! do not expect to handle this sub
ject. which is now being agitated SO freely, with
as much wisdom or success as Anna Dickinson
or Lillian Edgerton, but think too might speak
being woman and consequently concerned and
interested in whatever is for woman's good ;.but
am also opposed to Whatever is likely To endan-
ger her interests or happiness. have just laid
aside the Rarai, in which found, Gas do in
! almost every thing now-a-days) a treatise on
Woman's Rights. am tired of, and vexed
with this endless nonsense, that l almost regret
the discovery Of our rights.
Now do not understand me as condemning the
subject wholly, for there are some things con-
nected With it, that are really good and demand
serious consideration.
l think the same opportunities for education
shoald be extended to both sexes and then let
our requirements prove it one of our Rights ]
would ask forour sex, equality IN rooge' for such
kinds of labor as we can, ard often do, perform
with as much success our brothers; | would
ask for our errng but repentant sisters, the riJht
to win their way back to responsibility and hon
| or to see the hand sire etched out to help them
up, instead of push them down to have human
sympathy 60 out toward the poor errug one,
looking backward toward the right. | would
have their mistakes as leniently dealt with, as
are those OF the opposite sex.
We have long had The right to hear il said, 30,
he Is a man it is not so bad" And why not 2
Is he not the stronger, and is not that his oft
vaunted boast? then why the difference? SIN
orerlooked in one, but NEVER FORGOTTEN in the
o.her-tho weaker. Echo answers, why
All these rights ask--but cannot endorse
all that the leaders ofthis movement advocate
because do not think woman was intended to {, I,
mans work in this rough, jnsting world. who
of as is anxious for the right To he crowded of
the walk to stand IN the crowded Car, (when
our brothers are longing to stand in our stead }
or to carry an umbrella over the head of another
while the rain falls upon our own? We don't
want the right to do without any Of the little
attentions we are wont to reccive--fn for the giving
Of which our brothers are better, but which We
shall have no right IN expect when we declare
independence. lrepea | am woman and have
right To my say in the matter, and here it is {:
II woman wishes To be hnnored, respected and
protected, her sures way to the atiaiumen mt Oi
that end is TO be what God intended her 10 be II
pure. true womah--the nobest work of Gods cre-
alton, L. D, NJ,
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False Pretensas.

The only Democratic papers in Ohio that are
making a row about the Liberal NOV emcnt, and
demanding a s,raight-nut Democratic nnmna-
ton at Baltimore, are embraced in the following
list Vinton Enquirer, Marion Mirror. Akron
Times, Mansfield Sieid, New Philadelphia Dem
ocrai, Fremont Messenger. Elyra C5nstuiionplist,
Holmes JoWrnai, Putnam Sentinel, Defiance Dem-
ocrd This is by no msaus strong comb ina
tim - Cincinnati E-S.i--..
The above is brizau lie. In another plaos
W. publish partial list Of the Democratic pa
pers in tie State which favor straight Demo-
cratic nomination. If the Eaggre and the
friends Of Greeley expect to carry the party oyer
to that ticket they must do it by fair and hon
orable Tenns, by argument and figures. and not
by glaring and bare-faced misrepresentation.
The majority Of the Democratic papers which
are in favor Of the nomination of Democra,
are the leading County papers Of the State, and
Hppant romarks concerning them by the noodles
who run the Enquire ana &diesmda will not
change the minds Of the rank aud flc of the
Democracy Fremont Messenger.
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FROM MONROE, MICHIGAN.
MoSRoE, June IL, 1872.

MoSROE, June IL, 1872.
EDITOR Journal: | notice by your paper OF
last week that brief mention was made Of the
celebration here on the 4th of July. The prep
aratlons for this national holiday are going rap
Idly aud spiritedly forward.
Among other veterans Of the War Of 1872 who
are expected d here on that day, may be named
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Of Kentucky, who was
here with his command at the great massacre,
aud was one of the few who escaped. The COM
ing celebration is intended as an uitiatory step
towards a still mlre imposing one In 1875, when
a monument is to be dedicated to the memories
o. the eroes who fell in the bloody massacre
above referred to.
The enterprising landlord of the Bennett House
will cater extensively for the public welfare.
The house Is commodious, the rooms large, and
we'll ventilated, and all lighted with gas Mine
Rost understands "hiw to keep hotel" The ta
bles are supplied with all the delicaciss of the
season. The walters attentive, and every Thing
being personally supervised by the urbane pro-
prletor and his amiabls lady. Visitors may be
sure of kind reception and really homelks,
solid comfort
The weather has of late been very rainy, and
vegetation is progressing RAPIDLY.
More anon, NIRlIAs.