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TOBACCO TAX,
Oeolslon OF the Commissioner Of In. |
~ %tnei Revenue on the Act OF July

Decision OF the Commissioner Of In.
!eInal Revenue on the Act Of July
20, 1868.
WAsnHGToN, D. C., Angus, GA Int.
W nom the Acting Commissioner Of In.
E TSnsI Revenue to Collector Blake, Of the
.ilaiity,second New York district, states
@t i hASbeen ruled by that office that
u, @N y nc word now" In section "a of the
W. wv o. 81 July 70, 1883, as amended by sec.
WV w ,to Ol eI lne act Of June Q, 1872, refers
@Ne date OF the passage of the last.
eTnO,, aTstGcs, Sa and that tobacco entered in an
SRST IS.S bonded warehose on or after June
~ %lo's can be withdrawn for consnmn.
N.I- UUn OF sale in this country only up6n
pAymelt Of tax at the rates imnoSsd hv
S.s %s Scl Of July 20, 1868. A question
IS I arisen respecting tho rate oi
"a S 10 be required upon tobac.
~ which, having been nlsccd
No. GuG Withdrawn on a Transportation
MY. OSTs nom !. an export bonded warehouse
aSs. SsTs % June O. has been placed in an.
SS,s S1ss bonded warehouse on or aIter that
SsUso S on tho 9th day Of June the to- to.
SosS Sosso was In transit from one eynort
OOs.l,S UUuuea warehouse to another, on a irsnS'
mEallCn I'. bond. 1t had been WI,Sd-sa,n VII ttanS,
oSSa, SUm the fiBt wsrehoase~pei,beerr er'TI Snr
sImnIu ISGp puon, nor sale, nor for export. bnt
cS.Iny pty 70 change its locslity TTnon N
SaI sate'Il reconsideration Of tbe oHao,;on % .
TGa taking into accoun, III. G%SstOn IpC, ,Sa,
S.o SS,ons relative to the witbdraT.iIS.1 iS1 ~ pro- TO-
Ss,S SscSo from export bonded w"rsbnrSo. % TO-
-, V,TeeS the date Of the ps,soao "HTuses N1 ,Ss
oSi ~ and The date Of ITS iskins sfF.o, o, 'ne
SssSS sSS Which would In no derPee s' Ss fsri Sn
Cus vU S,., Y a prevention Of removals al Irom r
cS Ss ,Ss, warehouse TO anoIher am Of onIn ,rTn
Nh M, 9at I,s under the spirit and rsasoI "a Upai Of
WI statute this tobacco nav T 'ISs9n no~ Ss %
nI nTS'STa !, ;Sa lton bond upon paymept uU% Of Of
p,,vios. y June 9, 1872 Any portion oi ans .nS
ti.n, tSGs rulings upon thIs subicc, :, ;rcOGy Sny
~ herewith Is revoked it''0"
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LoNpoE, August 8.-The crew Of the
yacht LtVonia have struck for anincrease
ot wagea. MIR. AShbury refuses o aceede
to their demands. Unless The diflculty Il
arranged the Liyonia will bo scratched
rom rom the list OF yachts entered for the
Comestown cup regatta.
Twelve English cricketers sailed from
Liverpool to-day for Quebec. After play.
ing several matches in Canada they win
visit the United States. "A
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INDIANA.

FOET WAYNE, August s.-The Liberal
Republicans and Democrats held q very
enthusiastic meeting at Hanilton's Hall,
this evening, L. n. Ninde, Liberal Re.
publican, John @. Counor, Of Texas, and
]. T. NED, Democratic nominee for Con.
gress In the Ninth District, were the
speakers, The hall was densely packed.
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coNsTANTINoPLE.

CoNsTANTrNoPIE, August s.-CosiuS.
cormd Jouk, village on the Asiatic bank
Of the Bosphorus inhabited by poor Jews
and Greeks, has been destroyed by fire.
Upwards of 1000 families are hoIseless
and destitute.
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NEW EoRLRANs.

NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-THE Re.
publican Convention meets tomorrow.
It is believed they will approve the action
OF their committee and accept two places
on the State ticket, and fuse with the
| Liberhla ----- = -
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IA dwelling house in Meridian, Conn
occupied by two families named Riley
and Norton, was burned Wednesday. Nj.
Riley and an old man went into the house
70 secure some property and were burned
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ARKANSAS.

y = = - :" ~
LITTLE Rock, August S.-A committee
Of three each has been appointed by the
Liberal Reform and Democratic State
Central Committees, asa Campaign Cen.
tral Committee, to conduct the campaign
in the interest Of Greeley and Brown.
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.ltsI ,@ Trenton Emporium ,e,,. ,n,.
cS for IN SSa . man was brought to this
he luS,,jo' ' purpose Of being placed in
hat insti,TS,,oS.s iS Ssyiam, but on arriving al
chlirc icSUSU itUn u, lhe parties having him In
he patisDs S9at there was no room for
tOa 6oSs." he was taken 10 the Tren.
AI,d dSUse .,Oss and placed in a room mn in atf tho
rert mo;p'u. AUG locked In. Early on The
he nav, sIV,'ning,, a gentleman who sIcnt O IN
vSll HS ana room, heard a knocking on The "a
lacSI,sa aC wentto the door oi tbe roorH oo s1o 10
UtStIsm,wSh what was the matter wSsn ,ySu " =
SsS SsSly mIasNSly voice informed him ,hs, wMen "a .
Sln Out TSis M Key Key and asked him TO let
walked down @ was mI done, and the lunatlc
md hSs moi boaNs SsaltS, out into the street,
''ea seen Or heard Of slnce.''
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A Spurious Constitution.

HARRlsv1IE, W. Va, Aug. 9. '72.
To Tho Editors Of the IntGllIEenesr:
In the discussion Of the new Constitu.
ton here Fontain Smith (member Of Con.
vention) denounced the copy printed In the
Register office by the "Pnbllc Printers
Clerk" and embracing Sam Woods re-
view, As spurious. Youn,
OK THE WuHa.
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Weather Report.
Wan DEPARFEINT,
OFFICE or ran CHIxF SIGNAL OPFIuER, )
WARRINGTON, D. G., August $3.50 p. 4.
PROBABILITIES,

Falling barometer, cloudy weather, rain
and southwesterly winds In the North
west, Upper Mississippi Valley and on the
Upper Lakes; partly cloudy weather in
the Ohio Valley, with sOutherly and east
erly winds extending to the Lower Lakes;
southerly to westerly winds in the Gulf,
with clear weather on the South Atlantic;
light southerly to easterly winds, light
coast rains and cloudy weather from
Florida to Virginia; southeasterly winds
and partly cloudy weather in the Middle
and Eastern States,
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Dispatches from Buffalo, Syracuse,
New Haven, Hartford and Norwich men
ton the firing Of guns by Republicans In
honor Of the election In North Carolina.
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North Carolina Election News at
Washington-Health Of Secretary
Delano'B Father.
WAsHMaToN, August ga salute Of
two hundred guns was fired this afternoon
BY the Republicans In honor Of the result
OF the North Carolina election.
John 9. Delano telegraphs from Ohio
lAAt his father is in better physlcal condl-
than was reported yesterday. 20.
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THE TURF.
Buffalo Park Races.

BUFFALO, August s-The races were
attended by fully twelve thousand people
Purse 81 800, for FIVE years old and under;
300 to the first, $3.50 to the second, and
800 to the third. Won by Lady Maud
in three straight heats. Time, 2:29t, 2:209
and 2:27e. zilcodie Gold Dust, second,
and Mary a., third.
Purse $4,000, to 2:S0 horses; 5000 TO
the first, $500 to the second, $500 to
third, and $1,000 to theliourth. Won by
Kilburn Jim in three straight heats.
Time, 2:25, 2:29 and 2:25t. Elmo was
second, Gazelle third, and Advance fourth.
Purse g 900, for $50 horses; $1,000 to
the first $500 to the second, and 5000 to
the third. Won by Sensation in three
straight heats. Time, 2:25, 2:27 and 1891.
Grace was second and Lester third.
Tomorrow will be the gala day of the
meeting, Lucy, Goldsmith Maid, Ameri.
can Girl and Henry competing in one
race
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AIRS. Henry N. Atkinson, only dsugh,
ter Of .. s. Senator Upton, died at
Brownsville, Neb., ct 12 NJ, Thursday, Of
infammatory rheumatism.
Edmund T. Winston, q well known
merchant Of Richmond, Va, died at
White Sulphur Springs, Thursday morn.
ing.
The Republicans Of Dayton, Ohio,
fired three hundred guns on Thursday
night, In honor Of the victory In North
Carolina.
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IIlness OF CEN. Spinner.

WASHINGTON, August Seen. Spin
ner Is still confined to his bed from an at.
tack Of vertigo several days ago.
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Long Branch Races,

LoNG BRANCH, August S.-Great inter
est is awakened by the race tomorrow,
when the starters will include Littleton,
Kingfsher, Susan, Sun, Milesian, Freak.
ness and Arizona.
1.-The fnt race to-day, for the August
stakes, $500; was won BY Wizard, DoIor.
sa. Time, 1:47. w .
The second race, for Robins stakes,
$1,000 colts and fillies, two miles, was
won by Meteor. Time, 3:43t.
The selling race OF all ages, two miles,
was won by Albeura in 8:44; Gayo second.
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ug By tho Westsra Onion Line.
omoo Northwest cor. Of MAin and Monroe sts
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ny T.ELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively to tho IntellIgenoer.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
SAN
Overpnid Taxes Recovered GeDern
McCIeIlnn-Tom Fitch Irrepressi-
bie-More D,nmoud ExciIrment-
Weather - Notabies Duo Money
Matl<rs.

SAN Francisco. August 3d. p. NJ
The Pioneer Wooden Factory Compa-
ny have recovered judgment for ST.
SCI 90, double taxes, which they paid
Frank Soulc, as Collector OF Internal
Revenue. under protest, In l~s65-6G-87.
The tax was collected on flannels
made at the factory expressly for i'm
mediate conversion into underclothing
at the factory. and another tax was
then collected OIL the garments manu-
featured from It, which was more than
the company would submit to.
General Mcclellan, being serenaded
last night. was introduced to the audi
ence by DR.. Cole, and made a brief
speech, thanking them as a citizen for
the compliment paid, and expressed
the pleasure he felt at renewing the
associations of twenty years since. He
said he was not here as q railroad
builder, nor as n politician. AS many
among the veterans Of the Mexican
war who had joined in the dcmonstra-
ton and'w present differed from
him In political matters, he would not
touch upon that subject. After the
serenads he was called on by many
citizens In the parlors Of the Grand
Hotel, and a general Introduction took
place.
1t Is said Tom Fitch will deliver a
political speech at Platt's Hall to-
morrow night on his own hook, neith-
er of the political parties having intt-
mated a desire 10 hear him.
The managers Of the San Francisco
and New York Diamond Mining Com
pany emphatically deny having pur-
chased any,diamonds In London. Their
new expedition, under Captain Mike
Gray, starts early next week. In the
meantime Captain Buckley, who was
sent out by Hosmer, Sherwood and
others. has returned with about a quart
Of rubles, garnets, and stones supposed
to be diamonds; and n new company
called the Pacific Diamond and Ruby
Mining Company, has been formed to
send another expedition. The Cotton
Company will also start an expedition
Immediately.
The weather /. warm and foggy.
Steamers California from San Diego,
with Col. SCOTS railroad party, and
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DISPATCHES
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL VIEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Accepts the Nominatiop.

Accepts the Nomination.
ALBANY, August 30.-Judge Ire
maine arrived home last evening. and
being serenaded, he made q speech nc
cepting the Republican nomination for
Congressman at large.
Msroney Ia Luck.
New YORK, August 30.-Francisco
Moroney, a young stone cutter Of this
city, is reported to have fallen air to
an English estate valued at $500, 600.
Charles H'Csnnor.
Charles O'Connor was visited BY fully
n dozen reporters yesterday but refus-
ed to talk with any Of them, merely
observing that he had decided not to
make known in advance his political
purposes. The Sun however says It
IL settled that he wont take the fusion
nomination for Governor.
Governor Curtin Recovering.
New YORK, August 3O.-Governor
Curtin was said to be much better last
night.
Charges OF Cswardice.
The Rutland lVt.) Herald publishes
n card signed by eight members OF the
Vermont cavalry, confirming Major
Hazelton's charges Of cowardice
against General Fitzpatrick.
More Quartz OF Diamonds.
CHICAGO, August 30.-The Times
this morning gives an account Of an
interview of one of its reporter with
Geo. II. Chaplin, hailing from Salt
Lake, who claims to have been the
companion Of Janin in his recent Ari-
iona diamond seeking expedition, and
who. showed the reporter a quart or
two of diamonds, varying in size from
that Of a walnut down.
Fatal Maratimo Collission-Great
Loss OF Life.
Providence, II. l., August 30.-The
steamer Metis of the New York line
colllded with a sailing vessel at 3
o'clock this morning of Watch Hill
aud sunk. Several lives were lost.
The Revenue Gutter Moccasin Is at the
scene Of the disaster.
New York, August 30.-Private
dispatches from Providence says the
Nets, after the collision, drifted
ashore with only one upper deck above
water. Another dispatch says that 20
out Of $50 were saved.
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We cannot analyze the Grial poisons that
produce epidemic diseases; but the valuable
discoveries which have been made In vegetable
pharmacy enable US TO counterfeit their malinc
influence. The most powerful known antidote
to every species OF malaria 10 Hostetters stom'
ach Bitters, q pure botanical medicine, In which
the finest anti.scptics, tonics, alternatives and
-timulants OF tho vegetable kingdom are skill.
fully and effectively combined. At seasons OF
the year when the atmosphere is surcharged
with miasma, and whenever the SPECIFIC virus
Of any infectious disease 10 supposed TO DO pres
emit In the air this famous corrective should be
taken regularly as O protective. All who choose
to observe this precautIon may bid defiance TO
intermittent and remittent feyers. and In fact TO
all disorders generated BY foul exhalations or
impure water, au2S I'm
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ABOUT Truth.

EDITOR GOLD Hill NEWS In the
Virginia Chronicle Of the 2Sth inst, a
writer over the nom de plume Of
Truth" says that the editors Of that
paper WELD n powerful influence be-
cause the people know that they are
independent. Now I would not be
afraid to wager a big red apple that
Truth" knew better. but said so for
the purpose of getting his article in
serted. knowing that the editors Of that
sensational sheet would publish any
thing, no matter II it was even as
senseless as one Of its own editorials.
provided it was complimentary to
them. Independent! God save the
mark! That paper was started
with the expectation Of being Mr..
Jones' organ, but that gentleman
wisely concluded that its cali6re was
altogether too light aud declined to
substitute it. Finding that Mr.. j..
could not be brought to have a proper
idea Of the importance Of having that
sheet as an ally, it begun to play for
Mr.. Sharon's support, but that gentle
man refusing to have anything to do
with 1t, they commenced playing
again to get what they most needed) a
few dollars from Jones. Then Sutro
with his Greeley hat appeared and,
u, drowning men will catch at straws,
20 they thought they could, by flatter-
ing him. obtain enough money to keep
their sheet from bankruptcy. To-day
they appear to be undecided what to
do. In the same article they fatter
Jones aud conclude by saying that
Sutro Is the idol of the people. Poor
fellows, they are all adrifs OIL the
ocean of uncertainty, without a chart
or compass, with their sails cast away
and a very poor helmsman at the
wheel, and | am very much afraid that
they will bring up IN the breakers,
and their weak craft be dashed to
pieces against the rocks. They forgot
that little boats should keep near the
shore, etc. As your space Is valuable
I will conclude. ID.
Virginia City, August 80. 1872.
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BY n CABLES.
Movement Of Ge sherman.

LONDON, August 3O.-Gen. Sherman
visited Glasgow on Wednesday. lie
sails for home on the 9th Of September.
The Belfast Rieis.
The discharge from custody Of a so
licitor of Belfast, who was arrested for
alleged participation in the riots,
caused threatening demonstrations yes
terday. 4 considerable crowd gath
cred in the vicinity Of the Courthouse
but was dispersed by the police with
M demonstrations.
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QUESTIONS ANswERED.-The ques-
ton has often been asked, why goods
in the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap in Gold Hill as in Virginia,
but from the i~latterlng encouragement
Reinstein Il Co. have received since
they started business here. the question
seems answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and a large assortment
of stock to choose from, The trade al be
kept at home. Hoping continuance Of
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick to the above motto.
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The Geneva Arbitration.

GENEVA, August 30.-It Is reported
that there Is a great diversity Of opin-
ion among the members Of the Board
Of Arbitration OH the question Of prin-
ciple. and endeavors arc making TO
reconcile the difference, so that the
final decision may be unanimous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-30

CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMNER GooDs.
NJ. F. Waller Is now selling his
large and we'll assorted stock OF fine
clothing, furnishing. goods, hats, caps,
boots and shoes, trunks and valises,
and every style Of dress and business
suits, cheaper than ever. Call on him
and satisfy yourself, as his motto Is
"oulck aud large sales with small
protits at DR.. Halls new building,
Main street, Gold Hill.
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LYONS K~ATHAIRoh,

For Preserving and Benutliyins the Hu.
man Hair. To Prevent It's Falling Out
and Turning Gray.
A wcr.preserved Head o fHair, In a person OF
middle age, at once bespeaks refinement, el.
egance, health and beauty. 1t may truly DO
called woman's Growing Glory, while men arc
not insenslble to its advantages and charms.
Few things arc more disgusting than thin, friz.
Ely, harsh, untamed Hair, with head and coat
covered with Dandruh. Visit a barber and you
feel and look like q q new man. This Is what
LYONS KATHAIRoN will do all tho time.
The charm which lie. 10 well placed Hair, CLOS
sy Curls, luIuriant Trcsscs, and a Clean Head,
Is noticeable and irresistible.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored ImpcdimentS to Marriage removed.
New method OF treat ent. New and remark.
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent tree,
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. .
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. aul6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-30

The career Of Brlstor's Pills and sarsapsrilla
in tho Pacific States, has indeed been . splcn-
did success hundreds and hundreds Of inysllds
broken down by tho diseases peculiar to this
china Q, have been restored by them to robust
health. Reader, why should they not cure
your AUS I'm
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SECOND
Heavy FeE-stscks Healthy AEain-
Auan,ic md Pacific Railroad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thief.

Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Neutrality-suspicious. Thief
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30-3P. NJ
The fog Is so thick at the Golden Gate
that nothing can be seen outside. The
China steamer Is now two days over
due, and the steamers California, from
San Diego, and Hassler, from New
York, are %momentarlly expected.
The stock market Is very strong
again to-day, and there is a general
upward tendency.
The subscriptions to the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad stock now aggre-
gate $l,G3l, 300.
John Furlong, who stole the horse
and saddle of the collector for the
Courier de San Francisco, worth $500
on the street, and tried yesterday to
sell it for 81, went up on a charge Of
grand larceny today, with bail fixed
at 1900.
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Hassler from New York. with the
Agasslz' scientific party. are both due
here to-day, but not yet %telegraphed.
There Is a very perceptible increase
in the diamond fever within a few
days.
Gold. 1l2% greenbacks, sSA SELL
ing at S9l9.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLANTATION BITTERs.
&. T.-IS60-X.
This wonderful vegetable restorative Is tho
s~hec.anchor Of the feeble aud debilitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid 1t
has no equal among stomachics. A q remedy
for tho nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, 1t is rupcrsedIng every other
stlmulant. In all climates, tropical, temperate,
or rrigld, 1t acts as q specific in every species Of
disorder which undermines tho bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. fs20 y
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI.
cial District, for Storey County.-lnth the mat
Ter Of the Eatate OF HEMR0D y. WRIGHT, de-
ceased.-Notice 10 hereby given BY the under
signed, administrator OF said estate. TO the cred
iIors OF, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the
necestary vouchers, within ten months from the
nrst publication Of this notice, to the under.
sIpned, at his ofirs at the Douglass Mill" In
tho Town o fGold Hill, his place Of business.
Gold Hil, August 18th. 4. D.. 1871.
CT STEVENSON, Administrator.
aulS 9taNIN
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TINsMITH WANTED.

A GOOD TINsMlTH. ONE WHO KNOWS
a Ria hnsiness. can md steady employment
Nv snnlying AZ the hardware store OF
" aFf' O.. T. BARBER,
Main street, Gold Hi.
August ~, 1871. auHu
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In the Air,

Sold BY all Druggists and Country Stores.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN Francisco, August 25.-The Vlr-
ginia d Truckee Railroad is finished to
Carson.
A fight between Ben Williams and
John Chatham, for $1,000 a side, took
place near Washoe Lake yesterday. For.
ty.fve rounds were fought, and Williams
won. Over $4,000 changed hands,
The cars, at Healdsburg yesterday, de.
molished carriage. Five persons were
injured, Mrs. S.V. Capman, Of Lakeport,
fatally. lE..
Fires in the vicinity Of Puget Sound
continue, destroying an immense amount
of valuable timber.
Tucson advices confirm the reports OF
the Associated Press locating the alleged
diamond fields on the headwaters of the
Colorado, at Chiquite, but the value Of
the discoveries is doubted.
a band of Apaches attacked settle.
ment on the San Pedro river, Arizona,
and were routed by the settlers, who
killed three.
F. J. Balieri, who murdered a Mexican
at the Mission Of San Ferdenando, near
Los Angeles, was overtaken yesterday by
the sherif's party. He fought desperate.
ly, killing the deputy sheriff and citi.
zen's horse, but was finally shot dead BY
the posse.
The weather is intensely hot through.
out the State.