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LOS ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, November IA.

Los ANGELES, November IA.
A letter from a correspondent at San
Bernardino says that VIM. Stout, an old
and respected citizen, became insane.
He is very violent and has to be kept IN
irons.
For the past few nights ice of consid-
cradle thickness has formed ON vessels
of water left out doors.
A company of surveyors of the Texas
Pacific r. II. Co. is now camped at
Riverside, where they arrived yesterday,
from Temecula. They will proceed in a
few days to the Colorado river via San
Gorgona Pass, and will make a survey
of the route that was surveyed last
Spring by Mr.. Phelps, for the Southern
Pacific Il. II.
A prisoner confined in the old city
prison was discovered yesterday even
ing in the act of digging his way out,
and while being removed to the new
prison for more secure keeping, he dealt
the City Marshal a severe blow in the
face, and before he could recover himself
and summon assistance, the fellow had
fed.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES!
Special 10 The White Pine Daily Nsws.
NEW YORK NEWS.
New York, Nov. IA.

80
Applicants for appointments for the
Coast service are ordered to pass exami-
nation before the Lighthouse Board,
which will next Monday, 18th.
Another step in civil service reform.
Bergh says that the present condition
of horses Is the natural result of their
cruel treatment. During the recent sick
ness a new disease has appeared in every
large stable in the city, and fatal cases
have been numerous.
The Board of C%anvassers in this city
has been two days in session; but has not
vet canvassed the vote in IA single cleo
ton district.
The Secretary of State, at Albany, has
written to have the official vote by the
10th inst. He has not, thus far, found a
return of votes made out in conformity
with law. Litigation is promised, as
many think irregularity will make an en-
tire illegal local election.
VIM. NJ. Eyarts is now mentioned as
the successor of Secretary Fish; Gen.
Meiggs as successor of Gen. Meade, and
Judge Settle, of North Carolina, as sue
cessor of Justice Nelson, of the Supreme
Court. The latter is about retiring on
account of old age.
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WESTERN NEWS.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA.

CHICAGO, NOV. ii.
1t is feared the cold weather, to-day,
will have a bad effect ON horses just re-
covering, and the prevailing malady re-
tard the resumption of street-car travel.
The committee of wholesale grocers,
who are raising subscriptions for the
Boston sufferers, received a telegram yes
terday from Boston grocers saying that it
is not needed.
Boston specials concur in the state
ment that the amount of personal suffer-
ing. caused by the. fire, is very small.
Up to Yesterday morning but 25 appli-
cations had been made at Charleston
street for relief, in consequence of the
fire. The district destroyed included but
a small number OF dwelling houses.
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, EASTERN NEWS.
BosToN, November Il.

BosToN, November Il.
The following are the casualties by fire,
as far as known: Killed-Lewis G..
Thompson, Louis Porter, Abbott. Frank
Olmstead, Vim. Ferry, Daniel Coehrane,
and five others, whose names are IN
known. Wounded-Thomas Maloney,
Col. Freeman, Vim. j. Woodora, G.. W.
Gardner, Francis Gresham, Chas. Paine,
Thos. Waldron, John Richardson, Peter
Digham, Albert c. Abbott. Missing
Joseph Burr, George Smith, Walter f.
Twombly, John Wilson. Albert G. Alb
bolt ia believed to be MORALLY injured;
was to have been married Thanksgiving
Day. His brother Lewis, killed, leaves
a widow and 3 children. The mother, it
is thought, will not survive the shock,
caused by the news of the fate OF her
sons.
Lieut.. Col. \. II. Stevens, Jr., form
erly commander of the First Massachu-
sets Cavalry, and the first Union officer
who entered Richmond at its surrender
by the Mayor, did a. his residence, in
Cambridge, to-day.
A large part Of the military guard, in
the burnt district, was withdrawn to-day.
The safe Of West, Scott a. Co., on High
street. was recovered to-day, with its
contents of $4,000 and found unin-
jured, after six hours exposure to in
tense heat.
\. II. Hewley & Co, bankers, whose
temporary suspension was announced,
resumed business to-day.
One daily, IS weekly, and II monthly
papers Were burned out.
The resolution adopted by the Relief
Committee to accept contributions from
other cities, in aid Of sufferers, viii afford
immediate relief 10 many poor families.
CoNooRD, n. H., Nov. II.
Full returns Of the State give Grant a
majority of 5,439.
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a serious shooting affray occurred at
about $ o'clock last night. 1t appears
that about Z 30 p. IN. Sam. Turner walk
ed into Franks Saloon, and soon after
entering noticed Il difficulty between a
man by name of Grow and G. f. Reeves.
After a few cxciteing words the two par
ties came to blows, and Turner, among
others, interfered to separate them. He
caught hold of Reeves and tried to pre-.
vent him from fighting but Reeves pull
ed him outside the door, and immediate
ly upon releasing him pulled out n pistol
and commenced firing. Two shots were
fired by Reeves, when Turner drew his
pistol and fired one shot-the ball strik-
ing Reeves in the right thigh and rang
ing downward. The ball, after passing
through the thigh, lodged in the left
knee-producing a painful but not dan
gerous wound. The principal injury,
however, was received by a stone-mason
named Jasper J.. Goff, who at the time
was ~endeavoring to escape from the Vi
cinity of the shooting, but was struck by
II stray shot, supposed to have been fired
from Reeves pistol. Walter E. Price,
better known rs Kansas was also
struck in the left knee, the leg being
quite badly shattered. Golf was shot in
the small of the back, about two inches
to left Of the spinal column. He is suf-
fering great pain, and HIS wound consid-
cred mortal. Turner was arrested and
lodged in Jail. Reeves also is under ar
rest, but in order to have proper treat
ment Of his wounds was permitted to re-
main lastnightat the International Hotel.
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An AFFRAY.-The Eureka Sentinel of
the 18th inst. says that about ~ O'Clock,
Wednesday night, in front of the Bullion
saloon, a discussion took place between
Aleck Coryell and G.. W. Humphreys,
regarding a bill which the latter owed
the former. Coryell asked Humphreys
for an order on his employer for the
amount, which the latter refused to give.
Coryell then attacked him with his fists,
and afterward with a club, cutting his
forehead and scalp quite severely.
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bv the United States to Great Britain,
principally for the property of British
subjects, destroyed or seized by the
Union forces during the war.
The Department of State received to-
day the official copy of award made by
the Emperor of Germany, in the SanJuan
arbitration.
Horse disease shows no signs OF abate-
ment. Several cases of dropsy occurred.
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SACRAMENTO.

a SACRAMENTO, November Ii.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners of
Sacramento has decided to contract with
the Electrical Construction Co., of San
Francisco, for n patent fire alarm tele-
graph, TO be erected here in Sacramento
Immediately. The system will comprise
signal stations and three engine houses,
with alarm gongs to commence with.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES!
Special !, TIE White Pie Daily N0Ts.
sAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. II.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. Ii.
At a meeting of the Board of Harbor
Commissioners, this afternoon, the ac-
counts of james Haslett, Whartnger at
North Point, were examined. At the in
stance of Mr.. Rosentield IL was shown
that out of $491 so received by him from
consignees, he paid oven only Sll5.2o.
Mr.. Rosenfeld moved his suspension,
which was carried, and subsequently S.
b. Kenny was elected in his place.
The Spring Valley Water Co. present
ed a bill of S103, 900 against the city for
water to-day, and threaten to cut off the
supply if it is not paid Immediately.
At a meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce, this afternoon, resolutions OF
sympathy for the people of Boston, and
pledging the Chamber to furnish pecu-
MARY aid if solicited, were adopted and
telegraphed to Boston. The Chamber
deferred the consideration of the ques-
ton of safeguards against ire in this
city to next meeting.
II. NJ. Lee, attorney for the Brother
tons, made n statement before the FL
nance Committee of the Board of Super
visors, this afternoon, in secret session.
The character of the statement is un-
known at present.
The steamer Japan has arrived, 33days
from Hong Kong.
stock SaIes.-- Afternoon Board.
SAN FRANCIsco, November II.
Meadow yalley-1,s75 shares s2oa' 2oNi 2lA'
povn"rd 1, Flv-G95 shares. s12o. rs: llqk. SO.
1lS
Eureka oon.-sl5 shares, s21A; 21k; 81, $780, %
b30
Phenix-1.16 shares, s9}6; 37s
Washington & Creole-l00 shares, SILL
Alps-lO0 shares. S4A
HUM K Huat-735 shares, 81; 4
American Flag-l70 shares, Sl3; l2h
ChapmGn-20 shares, SIN
silver Peak-4G0 shares, 81; III, b30
Peavine-200 shares, soc
Cundor-220 shares, Slaf:138
Spring Mount-50 shares, sly
Belmont-25 shares, 81
Chief of the HiIl-T20 shares, sc
N~ewark-940 shares, S6&;6
Louise-l00 shares, l5c
Standard-3O0 shares, S2l4: 33a, D3O
|, Home Ticket-i0O shares, slA
Golden Chariot-85 shares, sl2h; II
Ida Elmure-G35 shares, SO; go
Mahogany-100 shares, Sl3; 1875
Hermes-275 shares, Sll; nza
o.. III. Treasure-ll0 shares, 81
Tccumseh-70 shares, Slh
Minnesota shares, SIS
Empire Idaho-100 shares s24
Mammoth-50 shares, 25c
Noonday-295 shares, Toe
Con. ~Virqinia-200 shares, $50; 5iA
Couhdence-4g shares, Sl3l5
Caledonia-30 shares, S29k
Chollar-200 shares, $40, b3J
Hale * Noreross-55 shares. SIS; 834
Crown Poiut-l5 shares, sll1
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UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Nov. IA.

SALT LAKE, Nov. Il.
THE recent reported discoveries of dia-
monds is pronounced "A great humbug.
The Journal promises m exposure of the
scheme and its authority.
A fearful snow storm is prevailing in
Little Cottonwood Mining District.
The Emma mine and Illinois Tunnel
have finally compromised-the Emma
purchasing the tunnel.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, November IA.
The Pensoll coal mine, Stafsordshire,
was suddenly inundated to-day, while the
men were Mt work. IL miners were res
cued. % remain in the mine. Little
hope for them being saved.
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WHITE PINE DAILY Jews.
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AcENcIEs.

SAN FRANCISCO
MYRON ANGEL, 432, Montgomery street.
NEW YORK
HUDSON 4 MENET, Times Building.
LONDON-J. Y. JACKSON, 8, Abchurch-Lane
Lombard-st., London.
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PIOCHE CITY-CHARLEs WEDEBHoLD.
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TIE FIvE-DoLLAR SEWING MACHINE
purchased by me, January 1866, from the Fami-
ly Sewing Machine Company, 5j Nassau street,
y. Y, has been in almost constant Use ever
since. II has not been out Of order once. Has
cost nothing for repairs, and / find 1t simple and
reliable IN operation, and always roady TO sew.
Those friends of mine who use them with the
new improvements are very much pleased. The
one I have ! would not part with. MHs. ANN w.
c|rr1nrHT, 1913 West 36th street, New York. >
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INYALm.-Pub-
lished for the benefit Of young men, AID others.
who suffer from nervous debility, tic, supply
ing the means of self-eure. Written by one who
has cured himself, and sent free Of charge, on
receiving a postpaid directed envelop. Address
through postoiheo only, JONATHAN T.. GooD, San
Francisco, Cal.
GETTING MABRTED.=EssAYs FoB YouNG
MES-On great SOCIAL EVILS aud ABUSES.
which interfere with MABlIAGE-vith sur
means of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate,
diseased and debilitated. Sent free, In sealed
envelops. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. ,, s. Ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
INTERNAL BEyENuE AND STATE SrAMps,
Of all denominations, tor "a at the postoflee.
6rcenbacks bought and sold. Postofice drafts
issued on all the principal cities ana towns in
the United States.
\ well-trimmed head Of hair adds to
almost everybody rs appearance. To those desir-
liz a truly artistic cut, We recommend HUDSON,
Maiil street, below AleNandcr'n Drug Store HAM
ilt0n.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISER

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
Francisco; and persons in that city having DUST
ness with this office are requested to communi
cate with him.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, Va, November IA.
The official and reported returns of
nearly the whole State give Grant q ma
iority of 2,0S8.
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N
WASHINGTON, No

WASHINGTON, Nov. Il.
The mixed Commission on American
and British claims to-day awarded claims
amounting to $500, 900, gold, to be paid
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Attention I

DECISIONS DESIRING TO BuY LOTS, ARE
4 hereby informed that the town Of Ruby Hm
IL now called Medina and l. located in the
center of all the schcll Creek mines and that
Rnbyville II a different location from this.
MARCO MEDfS.
tarl-nealm JOHN WAGNER,
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The public is now fully alive to the great
Importance and value of an effective fire
alarm system, which it is expected will
reduce loss by fire fully one-half.
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Agent for Robinson District.

WARREN PARRISH, in the Postoffice, Mineral
City, is Agent for The White Pine News. VIII
receive subscriptions and Advertisements, and
orders for job Printing.
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EUREKA.
A Shooting ARRAY.

EUREKA, Nov. IA.
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

Perhaps those that have experience can tell,
and perhaps il would se 10 your interest 10 ask
someone that knows, where the Rich aud hare
Dress Goods, those Ladies' Hats that are the
fashion-direet from Mrs. &. Leyy's--those
Elegant Sets Of Ladies' Furs, and those New
style skirts that appeared 10 sneh advantage
over those High Laced Ladies' Boots. manu-
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Portland. Oregon. of all OF which you had such
q lavish display by the Polk County ladies at
the Oregon State Fair. Or peThapF, gentlemen,
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selves those Elegant Fitting Suits of Gents
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Also.
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A Glorious Change !!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable
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for the sagccl ;ssasa lssssgeaisa, it
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in every species of disorder
wllicEa ssmslerasaiEaes elsc lsosGisy
strength ;aeass Breaks down fssc
animal spirits. FOr sale ny
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THE NEW FOOD.

Fc::' : few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist a
racl,o~c of SEA I0SS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
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and a like quantity of Pud-
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lottc E.asse, &c. 1t is the
cheape healthicSt, End most
C.eiic.o25 food in the world. 1t
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las ID equal as a light and
delicate food for Lnvalids and
Children.
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