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THE shy ISLAND TROUBLE.

The Bankruptcy Judge Puts Ills Foot Down
on Flinfsy Pretences of 1n-oIvency--Stntc-
ment of tho Alleged Bnnkrupts Showing
How Prosperous Insolvency May Be-TrInl,
Yesterday, md Refusal Of tue Petition for
| Adjudication.
Yesterday. Judge Blodgett WAS occupied the whole
OF the day in hearing arguments and the evidence in
the petition for tho d}ucaon Of Skesey and others,
the contractors for the construction Of Suy Island eyee
Tho evidence against the firm was, practically, Us
already given in these column8 In reporting the pre-
lminary proceedings in bankruptcy namely, that dc
PENDANTS had committed acts Of bankruptcy III suffer-
ing legal proccss to be procured against thc and In
making preferential payments. For the defense, cyi-
deuce was adduced showing that tho firm
owed no debts that could not DO met,
or other than contracted In tho due
course Of trade, either at tho present time
at the time the petition in bankruptcy filed against
them. With reference to the suspension OF their
commercial paper that had pecn alleged draft was
certainly protested, but it done in error In conse-
quence Of the principal being awny; his return the
matter Uncovered, and immediately ret right
There not the slightest need Of the draft going
protest; 1t was most yexaous error occurring from
carrying two businesses at places fur apart
aitaling frequent absences, and the instant
It was discovered 1t Was rectihed- Another
The DRIVERS had, in winesses' opinion, broken his
contract to certain supplies which tbs
draft was drawn, and Misunderstanding arose. The
Wtuess determined not to pay, unless the drawer
put the atter to rights, md, he would do eo
he Intentionally left the draft to to protest. The
firm had taken their pay for tho work done, in sny
leland levee bonds, registered Mt Springfield which
sold, ind would es again, high &c. and, reshaps
o5 cents on the dollar. They had sold s5oooo worth
at Is cents, and 3 good deal more at IS
cents, and they Ind an offer from Boston, at this
very time, At 30 cents. The firm Ind given good aud
substantial bond which had been approved by several
plete the work, aud nothing had happened, except
these proceedings, prevent their doing 60, far
matters went. The following
statement witness had prepared Of the and la
biIities Of the arm:
, 1873-03-23

Granger,
tailor and draper, No. 1923 and $50 South Clark
street. up stairs. Established, 1868
, 1873-03-23

The Old "Central Prescription" and the
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GALLATIN CITY
sEssEsEEAs aE8a5sa#I I'D = HAsAs8ssss534ss
Real Estate Sc Land
AGENCY

u w. HILL, of Gallatin City, is fully prepar-
lAts ed to attend to- NIL Land Business such as
preparing papers for emution AMI Homestead
on Government landss proving title, &C. 8
Instruments On hands or prepared with skull and
dispatch. M 49, I'll 81 81 q
Icing Deputy County Clerk and Recnrder people
living In the lower part OF the county Will find IL to-
their interest 10 give me a call. u
~ Oflce In tho stofesof GaIIop Spear.
Galiatin CITY, AZ r, April IL, Isss.
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Tum0r OF IL Years, Growth
Cured by Radway,s ReSOlvent.

IN. RAnwAr.T had Ovarian The ovazes and
bowels Dsctas hsp ftn
thing that y. nothag helped ne saw
because had suffered fs twelve years oak bcttas Of thu
Reven and box Of Radwa Pills, and Two bottles Of
Ready Reief there OF TO be felt,
and feel better smarter q. than sys
this 10 you for tho benefit q sts Yoa publish i Il
kNaEa
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SPECIAL NOTICE. sas7i
Q tsta,!sst,Ma1.!isgl

u HAPPY Keller for Young Zen rom the
hood restored. lmpedimenfs to Marriage removed .
New methOd Of treatment. New and remarkable
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. nfa Ninth st Phllaaieiphia, IA ,rrau In
stithfi0n having high reputation fur honorable
conduct aad profess ionaI skill. 1su5s
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Warning.to Umbrella Carriers.
From Griswold's Cincinnati !. Saturday Night

From Gl'swo1d's Cincinnati I. Saturday Night
The man who walks the streets, carrying
All umbrella I'M or his arm. WIS at the corner
OF Filth ard Vinet this morning. lie stopped
suddenly to speak with d friend, and i man
behind him nearly broke the poiilt Of the
umbrella off by running his eye against it.
| The man swore, and the umbrella chap
wheeled suddenly, tearing off young lady $
back hair. lie turned to apologize, and jab-
| bed the end OF the umbrella into very tall
policeman's stomach. Policeman admins
tered jerk and the umbrella point tore of a
portion of Il small boys ear, and Immediately
after carried the starboard corner of mans
mouth up into his front hair. Stepping back
in dismay at what he had done, he rammed
at the same time he fastened the hook handle
(the probabilities are that the handle was not
only hooked, but that lie hooked the entire
umbrella) into a colored citizens wool. In
his efforts to get his umbrella loose, the I'M
fortunate owner of it upset a fruit and candy
stand and plunged head foremost into one Of
Suirc's plate-glass windows. In the excite
ment and confusion ensu ng, the umbrella
was put into hack and driven to the hospi-
tai, and the man was taken 20 an umbrella
store to undergo repairs. aaag s5EH
# 8At8s o. e-------- --- s5zE5E
HoS. j. S. BECK, Of Gallatin, introduced
in the Council. and tile same has passed that
body, a bill to repeal the law restricting the
sYlc of liquorto soldiers. White we do not
wish to be understood us particularly adyo-
eating the cause Of the liquor dealer, we
think the repeal Of the law mentioned
wholesome measure and hope li-nay pass
the Lower House and receive the Governors
signature. The law, as it now stands, while
it does not place o restriction On the soldiers
drinking Or buying liquor it prevents our
merchants from selling it to them. They
would drink no more il this law was repealed.
They now buy their liquor from their sut-
lers, whereas il it were not for tllis law most
Of the money they spend Jill this way would
find its way to the merchant, and since liquor
is Bought and drank by them, we cannot see
the right in the law proven ting our mer-
chants from competing with the post suffers
Tor hctrade. The LAWS certainly detrlmen-
tai todlie interests OF our merchants, and at
the same time the moral benefit to the sol
'liers is imaginary and only nomin all on-
tautan. .'@al g So a'tseE
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On, the snow, the beautiful snow; such a
hunky thing, YOU know; bluing your nose.
and chilling your.toes, as Whirling along the
str ct it goes. No silly praise, not any for
Joe, for that coolest of frauds, the beautiful
snow.
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Young Men Seeking Employment.

n .vFEI5tAwg ff.e4 80 fe+r1X ~NEHFTtYI 9t8&
We have perfected arrangements by means OF
which We can Guarantee n Situation by special
contract, to those finishing the course satisfactorily
Telegraphing Full course and situation on
new roasls gaalmllt eeiE byfspeciaI contract. The
Mound City is the model school of the West.
send for circular and other information to
~. THOS. Al. RICE. President. I
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thorough Eook-keeper. .
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and lii general a, thorough, ~ w,de-awake business
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Every farmer and merchant should fit his SON for
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We have unqualified facilities for inpart1ng
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family OF one of the Professors and under his
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bSeA California saafgnrise reads :ig do
ttyoi ioyey 6af we and chillrea2 7Taens use
AAfgiii ,sasfoyc psslish.
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The best mechanical talent in America and Iu-
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our machines combining only that which is practi-
cable and dispensing with nlI complicated sur
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Special terms and inducements TO male and fe-
male agents. store keepers, Sc. who will establish
agencies through the country and keep our new ma
chimes onsexhibition and sale. County rights glveA
to smart agents free Agents cofplete outfits fur
nished without extra charge. Samples of sewing,
descriptive circulars containing terms, testimoni-
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Address,
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NO. 1920 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
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A WORD ABOUT DANcING-Reai dancing is
lie result of joy. 1t is justas natural for peo-
pie tosdalsee as it is for them to sing. But
this kind of dancing is involuntary, :.and it is
accompanied with feelings of delight
Amusements are harmless so long as they
are innocent. But the moment that they
cease to be spontaneous, they become dang
.erous Ordinary base ball is totally harm
less until The players meet in convention,
and rob tic game of # sreal naeift. -
~ aAvhcn amusements are reduced to scicr ce,
and when men try to put them on level
with legitimate industry, they are dangerous.
Contrast old fashioned bal-players with the
roughs and loafers who meet; in cities these
. later years.
No game of ball ever was, or ever will be
worth twenty miles Of RAILROAD .trarei, much
less n business conventions. y
These remarks are equally true of other
amusements. The spontaneous parlor dance,
or the graceful evolutions of young people
on the village green, are Il Tebuke to the mid
night sllufties of the ball room. Any amuse-
ment that destroys the best portion of two
days apd twp nights Is tneitlser Innocent nor
i X
Legitimate.
~ AARON ABOUT i'll a two-column letter
to the Chicago Tribune, gives IAN entire rel
view of the present stations of troops III the
department of the Platte. He also gives some
particulars relating to the movement Of the
troops toward1he north. = 1,he Seventh cav
airy, which served four years in this depart
melt, and is pneEof the crack cavalry regi-
ments OF the service, is now en- route to the
department. of Dakota and will rendezvous
:. at Fort Rice. eDetaehments from tile Eighth,
Ninth and Seventeenth infantry viii Join
them, and the whole command, two thousand
six hundred strong, will n1oye from Lie Ais
gsoaitoward the had III Powder Nyerand
kiellowstone, undergtlies conilrHlhd Of Gen. D
Is. Stanley Gen. pal. early in May will
Send Capt. Jones, engineer officer OF his staff,
into the Wind River region, to explore the
country lying between Wind river and the
Yellowstone. Captain Jones will be escorted
by company "B." Second United States cav
AIRY, Eli stLiouteilant q. N. fWheelan com
mandine and will be accompanied by a large
number of bird, snake and bug men. Now,
if the Northern Sioux WANT war, let them
q. 4sayrtso. is,in sEA IT. tHdi FiHaez} i.fAAf't
-E a.. z
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Eggs IN CASE or TnorBLE.-tggs are use
ful for ~ ny purposes besides food and for
hatchinga y yoa getfa fish bone in yon-
throat, und sticking fast there, swallow an
egg raw and twill be- almost sure to carry
down bone easily and certainly. There is
atilothefifact 4ouehibg eggs which win bswell
to remember. Wher, as sometimes by ac-
client, corrosive sublilnate Is swalo9we e, the
White Of one or two eggs will neutralize the
applson. msl Change tie effect toI hatefa dose
of ca.ome. 5
! 3..s AZ Ciiicago drug clerk, who has already
III Iald ont several liens colo ana stiff By his
saptescR iptioHsswas heard 10 remark the other
.sfntorning tAat he must light the gas hereafter
shwiien filling night prescrip tions rs lie could
not 90 by the sense Of smell 50 well as he
could Bsfo feIsesIssl Tho ontarrlAE aEA
1r,4.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20

QUANTRELL Nor DEAp.-As the
public mind has been much exercised
in reference to the person who heads
this article, il would not he anIiss to
feed the flames of curiosity by rtlat-
ing the C rcumStances at Quantrel!'s
passage, Il short time since, through
the city OF Shreveport. He Was seen
quietly vending his way up Texas
avenue, mounted on 4 noble stCed
and EVER on the alert, that ea.lp-tve
of his surveying the field on either
side, lest On hidden form should
throw himself across his pathway, or
some former boon companion or re-
venger of blood should recognize
nm ut an unWarV moment and be-
tray him into the hands ofthp lowers
tina he. 1t Is unnecessary to ask who
saw the hero or desp- RADIO enough
SAID, he was recognized bv one who
has seen him before in the turmoil
OF war, when the nerves OF the timid
and hearts CT the brave shuddercd
when the voice OF Qulntrrll broke
upon the stiffness of tuc passing hour.
Tie would remain incog.; thus let him
remain and bide his tiiue.-SlU'ereport
Times.
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General Babcock.

An Eastern exchange says General
Babcock desires commisSeration. He
holds Il commission in the army and
draws a salary for it. lie is private
secretary to President Grant, and
draws another salary for that, And
is Commissioner of Public Works for
the District OF Columbia, which is
worth Il fortune to him. as he has to
endorse all bills for work done, with
out which the workmen cannot re-
ceive their pay and it has been prov
ed that out OF a contract which he en-
dorsed for SS.762 there was only ST.
444 60 of q steal" or nearly seven
eighths. The a why General
Babcock should be commiSserated is
that he has been found out.
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The Strong-Mindsd.

The New York World say there are
probably 5000 women in the United
States whose intellectual measles have
struck in instead OF coming to the
surface and vanishing in the healthful
rash of nursing, housekeeping, cod
ding clergymen, and bartering mott .
eaten pantaloons for Dresden china
shepherdesses and tin pans. These
are the ONE who YEA their hair
short and their tongues long; who
write Woman with a capital w, and
invariably quality the noun man wi h
the prefix tvrant: whose husbands
are lot their atfinities. and whose
atfinities are not their husbands who
have missions, but do not pretend to
have morals.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September !

Mail advices from Paris of the 9Th
confirm the report that cholera pre-.
walls in France.
The steamship Europa, from Glas-
gov, has arrived.
Anothet day of intense excitement
has passed over. On Wall street early
this morning predictions were made
that this would he d hard day, and
one that would see the downfall OF
more than one financial house; the
late Chicago fire, it was thought,
would occasion a drain upon deposits
and tend to a panic. Stocks for the
first two or three hours tluctuated
wonderfully, but at noon the market
strengthened. At noon a report vas
WHISPERED that the house of JAY
Cooke Il Co. had suspended. At first
the I'M was considered an idle one,
or, at most, started by some scheming
faction. However, it had Il great
effect. Men and boys ran races from
office to office, the telegraph was in
ceSSant in its operations and the eN-
element grew intense. Shortly after
l. O'Clock it was officially announced
that the suspension had occurred. AS
soon as 1t became generally known,
many umOr touching other prom
IilClib il'tISCS SlIdiS IiIt' Z
but all reports about the suspension
of any tirniS excepting Jay Cooke n
Co., Richard Schell, and the small
firm of Robinson, Suydam Il Co.,
upon Investigation, proved to be
without foundation. 1t is not thought
any other firms OF prominence Will
snccumb.
There is a general breaking Of stocks
OF from l to 10 per cent, under a rush
to sell, and great excitement con-
tinueS.
Jay Cooke 4 Co, make the follow
ing statements:
The immediate cause of the sus-
pension of JAY Cooke Il Co. was the
large drawings upon them by their
Philadelphia house and their own de-
positors during the last fortnight.
The Philadelphia house had previous
~ been weakened by large advances
to the Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,
of which they are the financial
agents.
Robinson & Suydam have also sus-
pended.
jaw Cooke e Co. have suspended.
They announce that their Suspension
is in consequence of a large advance
made to stl>ta II their Philadelphia
ii't'>e' "iiu INC hSdNN UIdIl upOIl
their W deposits.
Great excitement prevails on the
street in consequence OF the announce
ment Of the failure of Jay Cooke 4
Co. The qestion generally asked is.
Who neXt?' 1t is said that jay
Cooke has lost large sums in the re-
cent gold movement.
The excitement is intense at the
stock exchange. Vanderbilt stands
10y his Central. Lake Shore and Pa
citic Mail are cared for, bllt Western
Union has dropped from IS to 1875.
Money is quiet at :.
No failures other than that of Jay
Cooke Il Co. are announced.
Eleven bids for Government bonds
We're received to-day, aggregating
S2,3l1, 800, at from 10 to liz. No bids
were accepted.
Specie shipments amount to sos, 600
in silver bars.
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DR.. r. DETER

HAS REMOVED TO THE BUILDING
- adjoining tn" La Grande saloon.
Our fathing apartments have hrrn 70.
Lltcd, making them the best III town.
10 those VINO have favored Us with n
share of their patronage We r1furn ' n,r
thanks, and respectfully solicit a conIin.
uance OF the same.
In connection with the above establish.
ment, Dr. Deter has private apartment
lor the reception OF those VINO are aff,ict-
"a. NledlclheS manufactured from rurc
'eaelal'oh. cures guaranteed.
SIu-tf
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Sent. 10.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. Sent. -,

Seven or eight hundred tons of
wheat are received daily. BUYER, re-
port the money not obtainaL!o with
which to buy. The pressure to sell
exceeds their ability to buy. The
crop exceeds that OF any of the pre-
vious wears, by n third, at least.
Wheat has been a dollar a bushel, Dht
is dropping a little to-day.
There is considerable excitement in
consequence OF the Suspension OF JAY
Cooke x Co, On account of the intiu-
ence it may have on the building
of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20

BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-The Salt Lake
Ne,rS has an account of a brutal out
rage in Centerville, Utah, last Satur-
day night. Mrs. Rollins. a lady 10
years of age, being disturbed by a
noise, left her bed and went into the
front room to ascertain what it was.
returning again to her room, she
was seized by a villain and outraged,
despite her struggles and efforts to
raise an alarm. She was then locked
in a room, the nan escaping through
the front door, and has not been
heard of since.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20

FALL ELECTIONS.-Ohio. low, Wis
consin and Minnesota will hold gen
eral elections on the second Tuesday
in October, Massachusetts on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, and Texas on the first
Monday in November.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The First National Bank has sus-
pended.
Secretary Richardson and Comp
troller Knox were in consultation this
afternoon in reference to the suSpen-
sion here, and a receiver will proba-
hlv be appointed tn take charge ofthe
First National Bank.
The banking house of jaw Cooke &
CO., of this city, was closed shortly
after mood to-day.
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Pacific COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
san Francisco, Sept. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.
The examination of Geo. Petronl-
Gus, Lawrence GivenS and Henry
Rankin. for assault uron Miss Jane
Campbell. is proceeding in the Police
Court. Her statement OF the alleged
outrage does not differ from thai al
ready sent. but on the ~ eNamlna-
ton bv defendants attorney she testi-
Ties that she was engaged 10 marry
John Williams. Il coal miner i'll Nor
tonville; that her mother resides IN
Somerville, town adjoining; that
Williams sedured her and she was
sent hy her mother to this city to st.
Mary's Hospital. From there she was
sent to- the County Hospital where
her child was born, which suUse-
ouentlv died. The defense will be
that the girl is of i'll repute.
The steamer Senator has gone to the
wreck of TIE Costa kica for the pur-
pose of stripping the upper works.
and getting molc of the cargo, II
possible.
All four of the compartments OF the
Costa Rica are filled with water To the
depth of Is feet each. There is little
hope of getting the wreck OFT. y por-
ton of the cargo is insured for $4,000
i'm the California Insurance Company.
$40. 900 in the Merchants Marine, and
smaller amounts III other companies.
The failure of JAY cooke X Co.
causes some uneaSineSS here but II Is
bel eyed that none of Il banking or
mercantile firms will be effected by
the failure.
The capital stock of the California
Jute Manufacturing Company to the
amount of $1,000 has already been
subscribed.
VALLEJO, Sept. l9.
Last evening A. II. Cunning and
John Hogan, while driving in 4 bug
CIV neal the Mountain House. wtre
fired at by Il party secreted by the
roadside. The horses were fright
ened and ran, the parties making
their escape.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 10.
Fully six thousand people are pres
ent again to-day. The track is in eN-
cellent order. In the trotting race for
IA purse of 81 600, two mile hea :. Je-
rome stood IL: Dexter, =. > Mary
Davis, 4, 3, and Jupiter, 8. 4. Oregon
Jake was withdrawn. Time, 5000,
SOL :. In the trottiuG race for a purse
of $50, mile heats, 3 i'll ), George
Treat stood 2, ., l, >. Frank and
Iuba Boy were distauced. Lady e.
la Lewis stood |, /. ,. and Westlieid,
3, 3, 8, l +; time, 2:23, 2:2S, 2:2S12 and
9.30.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20

ANOTHER BoLT.-The Dolly Var
dens Of California talk seriously of
boiling thejudicial nominations made
in Sacramento on the 10Th inst. by the
Republican party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20

SAVED By IMMERSIoN.-Mr. y. p,
Naughen, who was supposed to be
dieing at Columbia of cholera, insisted
upon being immersed before he died,
and marvellous TO relate, he recovered
after he was placed in the warm or
tepid bath.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20

SOMEBODY has suggested that Judge
Hager, of Santa Clara, California, will
be a candidate for United States SEN
alter befor the Legislative Democratic
1aupsS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20

SENATORIAL.-A writer in the Sono.
ma Democrat, who claims to he famil-
i'r with the record and present stand
ing of all the members of the Califor-
mia Legislature. gives the following
as the Senatori Il outlook: