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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

Ordered, That w. S. Lowden, County
Surveyor, examine into the condition of
the Big Creek Bridge and report as to
the feasibility Of substituting a ford there
for or repairing and rebuilding said
Bridge; and als9 to examine into the
condition Of Bridges in District No. 4
stituting ford, thereior-and report before
the May Term Of this Board.
This being the last day Of the session,
the Board, with the County Auditor pro-
ceeded to the office Of the County Treas
urer to examine the sealed proposals for
the surrender OF County Warrants, when
the following bids were accepted and or
dercd paid by the Treasurer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

RAILROAD matters on this coast seem
To be considerably mixed up just now.
Some sales have already been made, and
there are rumors Of many others about to
be consummatcd. If there is any truth
in these reports, we may look for an al
most entire change Of proplietorship in
our milnad lines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

TIE Senate Committee on Elections
submitted preliminary report on the
Louisiana matters to the Senate. The
report is that neither the Greeley nor
Grant electors were gally elected that
the Committee are not prepared to report
whether or not Louisiana has legal
State Government.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

II Congress refuses to grant or lease n
po ton OF Goat Island to the Central Pa
ciic Railroad Company, it is proposed to
ask Congressional aid in dredging San
Antonio Creek, on the Oakland side of
the Bay, and fixing a terminus there.
Whether San Francisco will claim that
will iniuge the harbor, remains to be seen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

GOVERNOR BooTH has commuted the
sentence of n Visalia murderer to impris-
onmeut for life. In answer to CORE
spondcnt who wants information on the
subject, we inform him that there is no
Board of Brokers at Visalia, nor do we
know what the San Francisco stock gam
blers intend to do about Russell, who is
now under sentence of death. - san
francisco Chronicle.
The Chronicte is evidently trying to
put its fore-foot on the other wing now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5, 1873

Present: Jas. +. Carr, Chairman ;
John sheridan; VIM. Guthrie; Jas G.,
Trotter, Clerk.
The following proceedings were had ::
Ordered, That the ASSESSOR subject to
the decision Of the Attorney General,
have authority to employ a Deputy As
five dollars per day for the time he is ac-
tually engaged in making such assess
mcnt.
The following bill on the Bridge Fund
were allowed and the Auditor directed to
draw warrants therefor:
David NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 80
Il. n. Davidson, n,........................ 143 q
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

LARGE DELINQUENT LIST. The San
Francisco CHroH'ctc having received the
contract for printing the Delinquent Tax
List of that city and county, issues it in
pamphlet foim. 1t makes sixty. eight
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

WASHINGTON Territory has a county
named "Clickitat." Now does not that
sound like Il Union editorial RAILROAD
-clickitat, clickitat, Stantord-clickitat,
clickitat, Credit - cickitat, clickitat,
Mobilier--clickitat, clic>itat, Sargent
clickitat, clicidtat, Chickadee-clckitat,
clickitat, monopoy-cickitat, clickitat;'
and so the sweet refrain goes on" Rail-
road, Sargent, monopoly clickitat, click
itat, clickitat. - Sacramento Record.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

TUNNELING THE BAY.-A proposition
has been laid before the Board of Super
visors of San Francisco, wherein it is
proposed to tunnel under the Bay from
Oakland to San Francisco the tunnel to
be used for railroad purposes and to cost
from seventy to eighty millions of dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
aa'tshlg Triuity Juuraal.
OUR AGENTS /;

TIIOS. BOYCE, Room No. 30, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
el.co, Is our only authorized agent in that city.
NEW YORK :-lIudson & Menet, fl Park
Row Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co., 40 Park Row;
". Pettingill 4 Co. 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

A PLAIN VIOLATION. N.-Notwithstand-
ing that the Codes make it punishable
otiense to subscribe to unlawful and un-
necessary oaths, the publishers of the
San Francisco CdH make their foreman
swear to the circulation of that paper once
week. This is entirely uccnnessary, a.
II glance NJ the contents OF the CdU is suf-
flcicnt evidence that it cannot possibly
have a very large circulation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

PoMEKoY, in the U. S. Senate, denied
the charges of b.ibery and corruption
made against him by the Kansas Legis-
lature, and asked that n Committee, to
be composed largely of his political oppo-
nents, be appointed to investigate the
matter, and report at the present session.
lie concluded by Offering resolution for
the appointment of Committee of five,
which was adopted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

EX roLICEMEN HAYToN, of Virginia,
Nevada, has started for Portland, Ore
gon, TO take possession Of that city, under
some Old title which he acquired in the
years past.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

An estimate is made, that since and in
cludiug the Chicago fire, the United
States has lost over $30O,GOO,CCO by great
conAagratons in the va lots cities.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

THE California Mutual Life Insurance
Company has suspended business and
transferred its risks to the Republic Life
Insurance Company Of Chicago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

KING AMADEUS, of Spain, manifests a
disposition TO abdicate the crown, in
which case he will resign his powers into
the hands OF the Cortes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

Nor every one can be President, but
all can buy SILVER TIPPED Shoes
for their children and thereby lessen their
Shoe bills two-thirds.
For sale by all Dealers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

OK account of the cold weather the
Chicago Times is able to collect a column
OF ''congealed humanity" daily.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

OVER eleven hundred suits for extor-
ton, ETC., have been commenced in Mis-
souri, against the Atlantic and Pacific
Rnad
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

EX GOVERNOR GEARY Of Pennsylva-
nia died suddenly of heart disease at
Harrisburg on Saturday morning while
at breakfast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

EXPORTS towards securing a removal
of the county seat of Butte county from
Orovile to Chico have been actively in
augurated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Washington quicksilver Mining
Company. Location of Works
Trinity County, California.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ at meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees of said Company, held on the 10Th
day of January, 1873, an assessment Of
ONE CENT per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said Company, pay
able Immediately in United States gold
and silver coin, to the Secretary, at the
office Of the Company, 3O6 Montgomery
st. San Francisco.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

The Greeley will of 1871 has been ad-
mitted to probate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
9th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1873.

shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on MONDAY, the 18th DAY
OF MARCH, 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessments, together with costs Of ad-
vertsing and expenses Of sale. By order
Of the Board of Trustees.
ii. B. CONGDON, Secretary.
OFFICE, 306 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. feb1-4w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
Sj,77I Is

Ordered, That the Sheriff repair the
doors and windows Of the Jail room.
Ordered, That the Board do now ad-
journ till next regular term.
JAS. f. CARR,
Attest: Chairman.
JAS. G. TRoTTER, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

THE Hungarian Parliament is enter
tanning a resolution for the expulsion of
the Jcsuits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

THERE were more vessels in port at
San Francisco last week than the wharves
would accommodate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

GEO. c. GoRHAM Secretary L. S. Sen
ate, will accept our thanks for Public
Documents received.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

FRANK II. FISHER has been fined $500
for infringing on the Little Giant Hy-
d, aulic Pipe patent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

MoDcC WAR.-Thc troops in the No
doc country remain quiet, awaiting the
action of the Peace Commission.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

THE epizootic has made its appearance
in Gilroy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
MARRIAGES.

In Weavervile, February 10th, 1873,
by Rev. Father Hunt, SILAs RULE to
ANNA NJ. BRADY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
DEATHS.

In Weavervlle, February 10th, VIII
LIAM L. Fox, native Of North Caro-
lima, aged 81 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I5, 1879.

SENATOR SUMMERS health is improv-
inn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

The bin of H. L. Tomar for Sl3 80 not
acted on, on account Of not being dated
and temized according TO law.
The following bill allowed on the
Boundary Fund:
}. G. Trottcr, recording feld-notes $50 90
The following bill allowed on the Hos
pta Fund:
j. G. Montague (salary)............s75O 90
The following bill allowed on Road
Fund:
Lovcjoy & Feltcr Receipts).......S27 90
The following bill allowed on School
Fund
Loyejoy & Feltcr (poll tax rcceipt@ $50 90
Following bills allowed on Contingent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

THANKS to Congressman Coghlan for
interesting public documents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
NEW THIS WEEK.
COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION.

THE COUNTY BOARD OF EX-
L amners will meet at the Court Room
in Weaverville, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Allpersons teaching,
or wishing to teach, in the Public Schools
Of Trinity County, who have not valid
certificates" J." (see Sec. LIZA, School Law
of California; will please present them
selves ut that time.
There will also be a Competitive Ex-
animation" for the benefit of those desir-
ing to become pupils Of the Normal
School, the next session of which will be
held in San Jose, commencing on the 18th
of June. w. b. LOVETT,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
Woaverville, Feb. 13, 1873. I'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

6tEBSCREBE FOR THE
s.TRINITY JOURNAL. 4"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

Redecmed-Rcd'pt'n Fund S3,o07 Oj
Gtneral 5,i1l ~
Amt on hand % S.S SO
Redpt'n " 4,sS1 I'd
---Slj,0s s.
Amoupt Of Debt Feb Sd 1873 1896 33
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

Ihe petition oil Olney IhlIlps Tor re-
newal Of Bridge License received and APP
proved.
Ordered. That n License, for one year,
to keep Toll Bridge across Trinity Riv-
ee, at Lewiston, be granted to Olney
Phillips, on filing his approved bond for
81, goo, at the same rate as the last license
issued to him for the same purpose.
The following Road Overseers' reports
received and approved: Moses Patter-
son, ?. f. Bussell, David Gray, Jos. Nc
Gillivray John Ilanlon, j. G.. Sanborn,
II. w. Leonard, Rollin Smith, j. a.
Sturdvant.
Ordered, That a duplicate of Warrant
No. 40, of 1872, on the General Fund, in
favor Of Jas. f. Carr, for l03 50, be is
sued, as the original warrant has been
lost.
Ordered That the attention of all Road
Ovcrseers be called to Section s, page l3l ,
Of the statutes of 1863.
The Auditors and Treasurers reports
received and approved.
Ordered, That the Board do now ad-
joun till Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 1873, at
u A. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

SCHOOL FUND, CIR.
BY Warrants Redeemed SIS, ,l70 70
DulhHce '.....s.................' ,Jdo %
-S 7,l78 35
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
COUNTY JUDGES FUND.

COUNTY JUDGES FUND,
BY Warrants Redeemed,....S 099 96
" Auditors Foes. ............. "a 81
Dalanco..............".......... 7O2 40
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

The following Bills on the General
Fund were allowed and Auditor directed
to draw warrants therefor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS.
FEBRUARY TERM.
Tuesday. Feb. Sd. 1873.

TUESDAY, Feb. ID, 1873.
Present Jas. f. Carr, Chairman /:
John Sheridan; VIM. Guthrie Jas. g..
Trotter, Clerk.
This being the first regular meeting of
the Board for the year 1873, the follow
ing persons were selected from the AS
sment Ron Of 1872 to serve as Grand
and Trial Jurors for the Courts of Record
in Trinity county, for the ensuing year :
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15
HOSPITAL FUND.

HOSPITAL FUND.
Amt due Feb 1872 ...............SS,TG 81
Warrants issued in 1872 3,Oij 90
-3II, 800 81
Warrants Redeemed f,5U 95
Balance in Fund Feb 1873. 2lJ IL
- 1891 0j
Total Debt Feb 500 So
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

CONTINGENT FUND,
To amount from General Fund
CONTINGENT FUND,
By Warrants Redeemed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

BBIDGE FUND.
Amt Warrants drawn 40 06
Amt Warrants paid...........s $50 96
- in nFund................... 80 35
s 323 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-02-15

Total Debt Feb Sd ls7a.......".~.~......s ll6 IS
, 1873-06-10
THE JUDICIARY.

Additional fcturns from the Recent
Elcctlom.-tepoFt that the Supreme
Court Will Itcsign In a Isody.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Juno 9.-Oflicial returns
from tho following judicial cironita have boon
received at tho Office OF tho sooretaryof State:
:. stcond-poone, DoKalb, MoHenry, aud Lake Coun-
jor!ty for Murphy, 204.
Eghth-Knoz, Hendorson, and Warron Counties:
Arthur ;19 N smi.h 622o james H. Stewart, 1855;
Nfnth-peoria and Stark Counties. Jamea ". ooch
Iane, 227o; H. B. Hopkins 1,492; majority for ooch-
tourtenea-a1cIcnn and Ford Counties. Thomas
T3pton, 2,976 samGs 8. Ewing, 49,,
$500; Pearson, Ills; majority lor Davis, III. '''
Tho official returns from the Second and
Fifth Grand Divisions hnyo not boan received
They are being hurried up so that Craig aud
Bcholaold may le commissioned and be able to
take thoir seats on tho Supreme Bouch at lit.
Vornon, whore tho Court is now in session.
has Ill editorial based upon tho report TINT tho
mombera OF tho Supreme Court Of tito State will,
In body, tendor tleir roaignations on the
ground that tho dofeat of Judge Lawrence ro-
tleote I'D much upon their actions, and Is "a much
in condemnation Of thom q upon judge Law
rence TOR tho opinion which gaYe such oiYonce
to tho farmers WIS conourred In by tho whole
Court.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, juno 9.-The official count Of
Bureau County on Supreme Court Judge gives
Craig 1850 majority, which is much larger than
has boon reported.
aENKsEo, H., juno 7.-Honry County's official
majority for Judge Craig ia 482, besides thisty-
one yotoH for him which are illegal on account Of
the name.
, 1873-06-10
SPRINGFIELD,
E'flctl Artfc1cz~-A {. Gr1nnn Picnic Party
M0bbnd by q Gang OF flouEhS--COl
lego Comnlcnceluc Ont.

M0bbnd by . Gang OF ftOnX laS-.COl-
lego CommonCelucnt.
Special Dspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
Brn1NaR1E1D, ILL.,, Juno o,-Tho Virginia Pro-
tootionist Society Of Cass County, an orsapiza-
ton to prevent larceny md the Oollinsvillo Coal
Mining Company, Of Madison County, oapital
$4,000, fled articles Of association today with
tho Secretary Of State.
A diBgraceful riot occurred near this city yeH-
terday, at Kunz's brewery and lager-becr gardcn.
Tho Turner's, accompanied by their wives md
children, had oongregat.ed there to engage IN q
% gprinsold dllins Mills eSs1s dalins the attas sne
noon made their appearance on the ground,
and eoon kicaod mp q row, which became gene-
ral, In which throo policemen and ten other por-
aona wore badly hurt. though nouo fatally. The
1ougbs held undlaputed sway. Not slngiS A. ar
rost was mado, nor has there beon up to this
time, although the ring-loadcrs arc known.
Tho commencement e4ercses Of the Dottio
Stuart Institute are now in progress. The bac-
Ing was preached last night BY the Rev. Q. D.
Shaw, Of this city. Tho literary address will be
delivered Tomorrow evening by tho Rev. Dr..
Diukey, OF ST. Louis.
. sPnMoF1ELp, Juno 0.-Col T. J. Prickctt, late
Of tho Quincy, 1Yhig, has purchased tho printing
now removing It to Paducah, Ky, whore he pro-
poses to publish q Eapor, in politics Republican.
Tho farmers Of fhia county propose to hold
celebration On the 4th Of July ut tho Fair
have determined, il accordance with circular
received from the Executive Council Of tho Far
merB' Grange OF tho State, to Aaye q speech do
voted exclusively to their 'intorosts instead Of
the usual political ono. and to road declaration
Of independence also furnished them from hoad--
monopolies Of I'LL sorts, including political par"
tics.
, 1873-06-10

ST. LOUIS, juno 0.-Dr. D. II. Williams, who
has resided iu tho State of 0oahuila, Mexico,
for two years pnst, has reaohod horo aud giyoH
aonae account Of atfairs in that country. Ho
confirms tho capture Of Gen. LeHado, tho rebol
ohcf, and states that 1t was beloved that ho was
immediately shot.
1n relation to Gen. Maokenzie'a pursuit and
attack on tho Kiokapoo Indians, on Mexican
soil, DR.. Williams iB OF tic opinion that there
will DO no serious complaint made On tho part Of
tho Mo1lcan authorities, as tho latter laYe
long felt tho necessity Of aomo mutral
arrangement between tho two countries
by which Indian marnudera upon cithor
side can bo followed across tho river
and punished by the Mexicans II tho outrage is
committed upon their soil, aB vol by tho Amori-
cans, as IN the 1ilckapoo affair. Tho Doctor ap-
prohondB that the MoxicanA will uBo the latter as
precedent, and pursue fugtiyeR on this silo OF
tho lilo Grando. Thoy will bo sure to avail
themselves Of tho example aot by tho Americans,
ii not disavowod.
This may eventually lead to trouble, aud
plunge tue frontier into u war. Such roenlt
as 1t would lcad to tho carving out Of another
fat slice from tho "Bick man " on our Southern
border. There arc, however, efforts being
nude by some OF tho leading parties on tho
Mexican sldo OF tho Rio, which may load to
q negotiation for the annexation OF moro
Mexican territory In order to strengthen tho
bountfary-line, and by which Mexico will bo
enablel to pay her debts. Tho territory COW
oted for this purpose embracon tho State Of
Nuevo Loon, Coahuila, chihuahua, tho north end
Of Durango, Sonora, and lowor California, known
~ tho Mexican frontier States. This would
shorten tho boundAry-lino oro-half oyor tho
present moandoringB OF tho Rio Grandc, and
leave frontier that would 10 much more eaBily
protected by both natlonal!tios, whereas u ia
, 1873-06-10
Tho American sohoolllou.c ut vionna.


Tho New York Tribune contains lotter eign-
cd by Mr. y. ]. stillmhn, In which he makcs
1ome assertions concerning the American SCHOOL
house buBinoss ut tho Vienna Exhibition, which,
from tho character OF the writer aud In the ab.
sonce Of any Official report from the Department
Of STATIC concerning tho chargoa which led to tho
removal Of Gen. Van Durcn, morlt moro than
casual attention.
Mr. 5tillman, In effect, says that Mr. philbrlok,
= prominent ctizon Of Boston, and q man thor
oMghly acquainted with tho educational syatetns
Of this country, offered to construct aolool
building and prepare it for shipment to Austria
for tho sun, Of o. dgo., To this offer Con. Van
huron replied that tho sum Of money aakod
waB too groat, aud that he could have It built iu
Ficnna at lower, cost. 4 Col. Bridges. who ia
deu. Vnp Duron to 90 to Vienna aud build til9o il
gohool-houso, the contract simply being tha. tho
cost should not oxcood $1,000, or nearly double
tho amount Of mouey for which Mr. philbriok
offered to do tho work. Tho building wau A.
most finished on tho 10th Of May, aud looks, 40
cording to Mr. btillran, as much like seoond-
, 1873-06-10

WAsuMoToN, June o. Tho report to the COM
missioner OF Indian Anairs from Special Com
missioner Keline, at the Red Cloud Agency,
says that the Indians there a1o more friendly
than ho had beon led to believe, and that he had
an informal conference with Blue Horse, High
Vol, Slow Rall, and Red Lonf, who manifested
has been good and Is increasing. Tho Special
Commissioner cannot yet determine in regard to
tho o1pedieney of etationing troops at the
Agency, hut il may DO necessary 70 order .
mounted company to patrol the oshor side OF the
riyor, aa much to prevent whisky-trading AZ to
stop stook-stealing.
, 1873-06-10

LoxDoN, June 3.-Thc Alexandra Palace, near
this city, WIS destroyed by fire to-day It is ro-
ported that soven lives we're lost.
LONDON, juno 0-Eyening.- g.-Tho total loss BIZ
the burning Of tho Alexandra Palace is estimated
at $4,000 900 insurance, 5000. 1000. The fro was
caused by tho carolessnosa Of como workmon,
who wore repairing the zinc roof. No ono wRa
killed, aR reported, but several wero inju1od.
Tho supply OF water was scarce, hence tic ra-
pidity With which tho fire spread. Within haIf
an hour from tho time tho alarm wns
Eivon the cntiro structure WIS envel-
opod in famcs and, ono BY one, the
groat domeB by Which it WAS su11nounted fell in.
The larGe organ was destroyed, but so1no Yalun-
bio pictures and othor works Of art wore saved.
III the Houso Of Lords to-day Earl nuasoll in
troduced bill for tho better government Of
Ireland, which abolishcB tho Office OF Lord Liou-
tenant; aud provides that tho voico of oight
Jurors out Of twolyo will suffice for verdict
The object Of tho measure is to restrict tho
power of tho priesthood md secure the conyio-
tion Of criminals.
a dispntoh from Dublin says that a great fro
ia raging In d timbor-yard In tLat city. The
crowd, whoBo object iB to plundor, wero inter-
fering with tho flgomon and stoned them, and o
detachment OF police wero ordered out to pro-
serve order. The latter charged. on tho mob,
wounding many. The Mayor Of the city was hit
by ono OF the stonen. Intonso excitement pre-
wallis in tho viucnity. and the Boono during tho
charge Of tho troops was fearful. Property
to the value Of $100,000 has already boen do
stroyed
, 1873-06-10
CuHA.

HAVANA, June D.-Tho Gaceta promu,oatoa n
decree by tho Captain. Goneral, Riylua BIC Gof-
onization Society almost unlimito1 powors. Tho
cinnamon whose contracts have expired ara
placed under Charge and Of tho disposai Of tho
society until thoy invo signed now contracts,
, 1873-06-10

p1rrapunaH June "a. II. Wales. the accom-
pllcc OF Dudley, the lnnilcheols and draft tlief,
was before tho United statos Commissioner this
morning. whom ho waived hearing, and was
committed to jail for trial.
w. Il. Walea, charged by Il. 8. Dudley with
bong concerned in tho extensive mail robberioH
and draft forgeries in all aeosionH OF tlle ooun-
try, and now In jail hero, is said to have made
oontoaaion, telling tho whole story and throwing
oil tho blatno on dudley. but tho document u
kept concealed,
, 1873-06-10
FRANCE.

PARIS, juno o-Tho payment Of tho first in-
elall'nent Of tho remaining mtlliard francs Of
was completed OIL Saturday last. -. ''
A. the municipal olootion in Lyons yesterday,
hold Under tho net recently passed By tho As.
sempiy, 10 out OF 90 radical nominees wore
, 1873-06-10

New ORLEANS, June D.-Tho cholera is be-
loved to be OIL tho inorease though there Ia no
mhrAed increase III the mortality since last
weok. The interlnanta at Elmwood lava hcen
1fty-dVe, against twonty-six for tho correspond
ing woek lust year, and All average OF nineteop
during tho past year.
, 1873-06-10

class New England barn aa iko any known
eohool-houBo. ......
! II appears, therefore, that tho United Btatos
nro making as fine show at Viopnn nrchitootur-
ally as morally and In both respects ot1r oitzenH
aro represented without regard to oxpenso.