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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco. July ID,

SAN FRANCISCO, July A.
Twenty-eight Chinese students arrived
yesterday, under charge of Professor
Iung Chung Cheung, and stopped at
the Occidental. They will go to Spring
field, Massachusetts,.
Considerable interest is already mani
Tested in the great trotting race to come
off at Agricultural Park next Saturday
for SO 900, mile heats, best in 5, be-
tween Ella Lewis and Sam Purdy. Bets
ON time are made that heats will be
trotted as low down as 2:22.
About two hundred fond mothers have
entered babies for the grand baby show
commencing on the 18th at Pacific Hall
and continuing three days.
1t is believed that the Chinaman. mu-
tilated in namelcss manner by one of
his countrymen, yesterday. cannot sur
vive. Some accounts of the ARRAY say
the monster did it because his victim re-
fused to submit to an unnatural crime;
Others, that jealousy of a Chinese woman
is the cause.
Prince Ahuna and suite are in this city
en- route to Japan.
Several savage fights occurred in the
Chinese quarter last night. Pistols,
knives and swords were used. Several
Cinnamon were badly hurt; none killed
The Colorado brought 1,O26 Chinese
passengers.
Fred G.. Wentworth, a saloon-keeper,
was examined this afternoon in the Police
Court, on the complaint charging him
with rape on the person of Alice Wallace,
q young married woman, at q saloon
under the Winsor House. She testified
that defendant induced her to 90 to the
saloon, and gave her brandy. She be-
came weak and incapable of resisting,
when he accomplished his purpose. For
defense it was shown that the woman
was VIGOROUSLY lewd, and left her hus-
band and children; that she drank with
wentworth half dozen times, and made
no outcry, but remained in his room all
night. Wentworth is we'll known in the
city. Wallace has commenced suit for a
divorce. After hearing all the testimony
the Court reserved its decision till to.
morrow.
1t is reported that the officers Of Ger.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, July Is.
The Cortes yesterday authorized ener-
getic measures for the suppression of the
instruction in Alcoy. A paper manu-
factory at Vile Dards was burned by
rioters. Messengers from the town of
Granollers del Wales arrived at BARGE
Iona with pressing demands for rein
forcements.
BAYoNNE, July l3.
Five thousand peasants at Alpha are
joining the Carlists, driven thereto by
the Republicans.
MADRID, July 10.
Gen. Velarde, with seven batallions,
has arrived before Alcoy. He was
Obliged to arrest thirty of his own men
for INSTRUMENTATION. 1t is rumored that
the Ipternationalists have risen in
Carthagena and made themselves masters
of the forts, telegraph and railroad. The
marines remain faithful to the Govern
ment, and hold the navy yard.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 10.
A dispatch from Khiva gives the fo!-
lowing accounts of events subsequent to
the capture of the city. The Khan VOL
unfairly entered the Russian camp and
gave in his submission formally, declar-
ing himself a vassal of Russia. General
kaufman then restored him to his throne
and appointed council of administra-
ton to assist him in the Government
during the occupation Of the Khanite by
the Russian forces. The Khan in his
gratitude, issued an edict, June "a, for
ever abolishing slavery in his dominions.
Gen. Kaufman has sent dispatches to
Teheran, noticing the Persian Govern
ment to make preparations.for the recep-
ton Of 10, 900 natives of Persia, released
from slavery by the Khan's decree.
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FIRST N THE FIELD.-Inyo is the first
county in California to express its prefer
ence for District Judge The Democrats
held their County Convention on the I'd
INST, and for Judge Of the Sixteenth
JUDICIAL district, Thomas Laspeyre was
named as the choice of the Inyo Democ.
racy. Mr.. Laspeyre is Il Californian of
early days, and for several sessions in
succession was an Assemblyman from
San joaquin county. AIr. Laspevre's
course while a member of the Assembly
was marked by the strictest integrity.
No man ever retired from deGberatiye
body with purer and more spotless
record. Early in 1866 ne moved to
Havilah, Kern county, and in 1867 he
was nominated by reclamation as the
Democratic candidate for District Attor-
ney, was elected without opposition,
and reelected in 1863. In 1871 the
Democratic State Convention nominated
him, after spirited contest and against
a powerful combination, for Clerk of the
Supreme Court, but he was defeated.
although he r,n fully up with his ticket.
Since his. removal TO Inyo couny he
has been engaged in the practice of the
law. The vote will be a close one in
October, but Mr., Laspeyres personal
popularity will doubtless secure him the
victory.
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man companies who were insulted by
French companies ON the Fourth, when
the latter refused to salute them on the
eounter-march, will hold II meeting on
Wednesday night to consider the pro-
priety Of disbanding and leaving the Na-
tional Guard.
Charles ID. Coon, who was convicted
OF embezzling stock belonging TO CahiI
L Co., brokers, and Joe. H. Mansfield.
accused of attempting to murder Miss
Mary Helm his lover will be dismissed
from custody tomorrow, under iecis-
ions of the Supreme Court granting new
trials.
The panic in tie mining share market
to-day was caused by the announcement
that the cross-cuts on the 700 foot level
proved failure. Savage declined S37
from the minimum price Saturday opel
ing at l03, and closing at SOC
About fifty boys, girls and women at
tackled an express wagon, loaded with
Cinnamon, on Third street, near How
ard, and pelted them with stones:
dragged the baggage ont of the wagon,
despite the blowing of whistles and yells
for the police, no officers came to quel
the riot These infamous affairs are al
most of daily occurrence.
VIRGINIA CITY, July II.
A man named +. Christensen com
mitted suicide last night by taking ar
senic. He left note stating that he
took it to avoid starvation.
sam Hamilton, trainer OF Trewillian
in the late prize fight, aud who was shot
few days ago by Pete Fitzgerald died
last night from the effects of the wound.
VALLEJO, Cal, July IA.
A large number of persons united and
celebrated the st. John quicksilver mine
discovery.
A Sunday boat race is contemplated
between the Alert and Farragut Clubs of
this city.
portland, Ogn., July H.
1t has rained almost constantly since
yesterday morning.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel and ground
upon which it stands was sold at auc-
ton on Saturday for so, 600
A daily line of steamers is now run
ming to Astoria.
The terminus Of the North Pacific
Railroad is announced to be Tacoma.
Los ANGELES, July a.
The Arizona Miner Extra dated Pres
colt, July 18th, has the following:
Orders have been issued for the aban-
donment of Camp Hualpai, and camps
at Beale Springs and Date Creek will
soon be abolished also. Troops will
probably be used in the construction Of
telegraph line.
A letter from Phenix July 4, says: A
Mexican named Mariana Tisnado cap
tured for stealing COW from B. F.
Patterson and brought before Justice
Griffin, was bouud over and remanded to
Jail. An excited crowd gathered in town
on the morning of the 3D. and citizens
took Iisnado from the Jail and hanged
him. He was implicated in the recent
Griffin murder.
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DAILY RECORD
4 THIRD TERM.

For the first time in the history Of our
country it is proposed to confer upon q
man the Presidential Office for three sue
cessive terms. Washington, the Father
of his Country, after two successive cleo
tons without opposition, Voluntarily
withdrew, declining 10 allow his
name 10 be used for third
election. This precedent was ac-
oepted as morally binding upon his
successors and upon the whole American
people until now. Jefferson, Madison.
Monroe and jackson, after two terms III
the Presidential office, were content to
retire to private life. Lincold died du-
ring his second term, and before it could
be known whether or not he desired re-
election. Grant is next in order as a re-
elected President, and he is the first in
our country's history WHOM it is serious
ly proposed to elect to the Presidency FOR
a third term. 1t WAS asserted during the
late Presidential campaign that if elected.
Grant would strive to secure al election
for third term, and SO shape matters rs
to perpetuate his lease o. office during
his whole life. Be that as it may, it APP
pears from Washington dispatch, Of the
oth, that movement Of Office-hoders to
secure the denomination of General
Grant for third term has already culmin-
sted. 1t is stated that preliminaries were
arranged at Long Branch several days
before, and it was not denied that the
President was cognizant Of it. Those
having the matterin charge count largely
upon divisions supposed to exist in the
ranks OF the opposition, and upon their
ability TO raise the moneyed interests OF
the country to support their scheme.
Under their scheme and under the head
of moneyed interests they include all the
National banks, railroad corporations
and the large capitalists. These they
allege are all for Grant, because under
his Administration it is not likely that
any legislation will be enacted hostile to
these institutions. Another argument
was, that there was no man in the Re
publican party who has developed greater
popular strength than Grant, and it is
hardly probable that within the next three
years he will have any dangerous rival.
OF course, the ofiicia! patronage Of the
Administration will be used for mauipu-
lating political conventions and in secur-
ing delegates. Some OF the Presidents
friends think it too soon to ugtate the
question of succession, but the matter
has been kept very quiet, and was not
expected to be made public until at least
ayear hence. II Grant should fail to get
the nomination, his friends assert that
he will be able, at least, 10 name his
successor.
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Eastern Dispatches.

ANAs A''
: The Agricultural College Excursion to
Virginia, Indian Territory, Colorado,
ami Rocky Mountains, will leave here
Tuesday morning.
The departure OF the Tigress from
Brooklyn navy tVd on her trial trip was
delayed till lat. Yesterday evening in
consequence of the discovery of another
leak. 1t is said that an anger hole left
uuplugged under the outside planking
hadn't been eaulkei She will not COM
meuce till Tuesday.
1t is now stated that the killing of
Deputy L. 5. Marshal Stevenson, in
Jersey City, WAS deliberately planned
murder, and that the inquest will devel
op that fact. The murderer, Leenthal,
was not a Russian sailor, but boarding
house keeper who had been concealing
sailor deserters.
Jacob Hoffman and Wm. Eberhardt,
who were SO badly burned during the
fire at Ebertinss brewery, Morrisiasa,
last Tuesday, died at the German hospi-
tai
BUFFALO, n. Y, July IA.
During heavy hail storm to-day the
passenger train from Hornellsville, on
the Erie Railroad, ran into gravel train
seriously injuring four laborers and
cutting and bruising several others.
NEW YORK, July Il.
Ftty-one passengers OF the one humid
red wrecked ON the steamship City of
Washington have arrived in the city.
The remainder arrived on Wednesday.
Byron W. Strit, nephew of Charlotte
WIlietts, whose body was found in a
house IN Eighty-5eventh street in a hor-
nble state of decomp osition, appeared at
the Coroner's Office to-day, and said he
first heard OF her death this morning
Deceased had brought him up from
childhood. She was eyecutriy of his
father estate. She was of eccentric
habits, never leaving her house during the
day, and refusing to have any servants
or any Que else reside in the house. The
witness last saw'her May 9th, and called
at the house four weeks ago, but couldn t
gain admission. His aunt was probably
then dead.
Mrs. Walworth and her youngest son
have taken up residence in Sing Sing
village, and yesterday attended the
Catholic service in the Prison Chapel.
By special request no visitors will be
allowed to see Frank, who to-day COM
menced work in the private office of
clerk Of the shoe department.
WASHINGTON, July IA.
Alfred A. Schucking has been APP
pointed Consular Agent of the German
Empire at Washington.
FoET MCPHERSON, Neb., July IA.
Professor Marsh. of the Yale College
exploring party, returned here to-day
from the Nioharara River, where they
spent some time in geological investiga.
tons, and were successful. Many inter-
esting discoveries were made, and many
now extinct animals were found, among
them several fossils-horses, camels and
rhinoceroses. The party are all well,
and start tomorrow for Fort Bridser,
Wyoming, to explore the Uintah noun
tains country.
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town to ascend Silver Mountain Peak,
arriving at the summit about Up. IN, a
few minutes before heavy thunder storm
broke upon then. At an attitude OF
eleven thousand feet-up among the
clouds, grouped upon the summit,
around table rock twelve by eight feet.
the party sang patriotic songs and fired a
salate in honor of the day. A heavy clap
OF thunder promptly responded to every
shot. But shortly after the firing ceased,
the lightning commenced shooting across
the Peak at an elevation of from five
to eight feet. 1t came from all quar-
tiers, resembling whiplashes, and snap
p,ng sharp like Chinese crackers.
With the exception of Roberts and
Jones, all the party received shocks,
three of the humber being knocked down.
Ihey escaped injury, doubtless from their
large number scattering the lightning.
/ Alpine Chronicle.
DIkD, at Camp Independence, Cal, at
o a. M, July 2, 1873, of cerebral apo
pleAy, George f. Creighton, native of
New Hampshire, aged SO years. For
~ 'A"4 S'io past uS nus bcSH NlNI
employee Of the United States Govern
menr, rendering valuable services. The
above is from the 1nyo Independent of
lnts date. and in addition thereto the
Eureka Sentinel has received a letter
relative to the matter from DIR. C. b.
White, OF Camp Independence. Deceased
formerly lived at Eureka, having in the
early days Of White Pine been engaged
in the freighting business from the rail-
road to Hamilton and Treasure City.
His mother resides at Sandwich, \. II.
DIR. White informs us that the last sad
rites We're properly observed, the Odd
Fellows service and also the Episcopal
Church service having been read over
him. There are many people in Eastern
Nevada who will remember the deceased
and regret his taking off so early in life.
The Cincinnati Enquirer proposes the
creation Of the office of national hang
man, or in lien of that, State hangman,
whose skill can send the souls OF the
convicted upward without the customary
bungiing. 1t is remarkable in this age
OF inventions that some one has not
made the proposal before.
ACCORDING to a correspondent, writing
from Washington, who obtained his facts
from an accomplished engraver, one
fourth OF the currency in circulation is
counterfeit There are eighteen different
counterfeits ON the So bills, all well exc
cuted, each representing separate gang.
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GLEANINGS FROM EXCHANGES.

YESTERDAY morning, between . and 3
o'clock, frightful accident occurred at
the Eureka Consolidated mine, in the
Windsall shaft. Walters and his COM
panion had stepped upon the rim of the
bucket and were ascending, to get out of
the way of blast they had prepared, and
which was soon to explode. Some one
upon the surface threw q pick towards
the edge of the shaft, which made an ex-
ira bound, and dropped into the same,
falling distance of about 225 feet. and
striking the injured man upon the right
side of the head, badly fractnring the
skull and knocking him from the bucket.
He narrowly escaped instant death in
three instances: first, had the falling tool
struck him fair instead of glancing, as
it did, the result that would have fol-
lowed can be imagined; second the fall
ing to the bottom of the shaft, distance
OF thirty feet would be sufficient, it
seems, to instantly kill any human being;
and, after enduring these calamities, the
unfortunate man was placed in proximity
to the blast which he had endeavored to
avoid. Drs. Chamblin and Cummings
were called to attend the sufferer, and re-
moved piece Of the broken skull about
the size of silver dollar, but were pre-
vented from further operation by the ex-
eessive hemorrhage that followed. The
left side was paralyzed, and the patient
insensible. The employee by whose care
lessness the accident occurred, was sum-
marily discharged by the foreman. Wal
tiers died at o'clock p. m.-[Eureka
Sentinel.
YESTERDAY morning VIM. Carylon, J.
H. Drake, Frank Jones, Jos. Hales, j.
Martin, Walter Roberts, Jas. Walworth,
VIM. Janberger. John Skews, William
Dawes, E. Hampton and John Thomas.
Of the Exchequer and x L mines, left
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INFORMATION WANIED.-Any one know
ing the Whereabouts of Henry Newton,
L. H. Newton, John Murphy or Arthur
T. Mchugh, will confer a favor by adj
dressing James r. McElroy, or J. O..
Reilly, San Francisco. Cal.
\ gentleman named L. H. Newton is
now a resident of Nye county, and his
Postoffice address is Hamilton, White
Pine county, Nevada. He is Superin-
tendent of the Tory Mill and Mining
Company.
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NEVADA STATE PRIsoN.-P. C. Hyman.
warden, has submitted a report of affairs
at the State Prison for the quarter end
ing June Both, showing the list of officers
and salaries, etc. During the past month
eight convicts were received, making 81
in all. The earnings of the Prison for
the quarter was S1,Ss522. In the same
time z, $50 cubic feet of wall around the
Prison has been made, and new black.
smith shop 1925 feet erected
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And in accordance with law and an order o.
the Board of Directors, made on the Goth day OF
May, 1873, SO many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at puonv
auction, at the office of the company, No. S-V
sansome street, San Francisco, Cal. on Tues
day, the 18th day OF July, 1873, at the
hour Of O'Clock p. m. of such day, to pay de-
lnquent assessments thereon, together WIN
costs Of advertising and expenses of the sale,
M f. GAME, Secretary.
Office: No. 800 sansome street. San Francisco
Cal. jyl.td
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1ew I-lag.

Chief East Extension Mining Com.
pany,-Location of works, Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln county, Nevada principal
place of business, San Francisco, Cal.-Notice-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scrlbed stock, ON account of assessment No. /,
levied on the 2sth day of May, 1873 the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective sharehOlders. as follows:
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SALT LAKE, PIocHE AND SEWER VALLEY
RAILROAD We are informed, SAYS the
Deseret News, of the It'll, that three
fourths of the grading of this line be-
tween this city and Lake Point is now
completed, and that locomotive and
two flat cars are on the way for the use
OF the company, and Generals p. Z.
Common and f. NJ. Barnum are about to
proceed to the East to make arrangements
about obtaining and shipping twenty
miles of iron. 1t is confidently expected
that the line will be completed to Lake
Point the coming fall.
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Minins Sails.
Mazeppa Silver Mi......-

n s.1ePpa silver Mining Con,
roeAuoh OF principal place of h', my
Dis,r,, Cal; location of works Fms r S ssn
tiee@rhern Lincoln sra county, State Of Nevada ns
described stock on account of sssa sne following
issied on the 2oth day of NAV. Ina No. Il
ss amounts set opposite the names a. me stN
sieetVe shareholders. as follows. u the NJ.
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sCOTT-ADAIR- At the residence of o. F. sher.
wood. Phoebe, July 10, by Hon. NJ. Fuller, Dis
trict Judge, l.. S. Scott and Susan A. Adair
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The Gail says 1t must be apparent to
al that the expenses of running the
government OF San Francisco are rapidly
increasing.
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LAURA kEENE, well and favorably
KNOWN among theater-goers on this
coast, is in New York in the last stages
,of,consumption.
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And in accordance with law ana an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 2sth day of
May, 1873, many shares OF each parcel
of said stock as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction, at the office of the Company
No. Ala California street, San Francisco, Cal. on
Wednesday, the Both day OF July, 1873,
at the hour of l O'Clock p IN. of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
r. WEGENER, Secretary
Office: 4li California street San Francisco
Cal jyl5.td
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AExIco has appropriated $4,000 Tor
a monument to the memory of President
Henitn JaareZ.
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nj {. a DOW VALLEY
HOTEL,

v'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BECOME
L tho proprietor OF the above HOTEL
Formerly known as Rich's Hotel,
Will conduct the same in his own name. The
patronage vi the public is respectfully solicited.
P. HEITZELMAN.
BuIlonVllIe, July s, 1873. jyl5-tf
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DOMESTIC IMPLICITLY. Eureka has a
case of domestic infelicity which presents
some curious phases. Iu the Sentinel of
the 18th we find an advertisement sue
cinctly setting forth the results if not
the causes OF the estrangement, a copy of
which is hereto appended:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DOMESTIC co.
PARTNERSHIP.
X. X. MINE, July TO- 1878.
Editor Sentinel: Please insert in your
daily paper that |, Thomas Conn, and
wife, have this day, July 10, 1873, dis
solved domestic partnership, to take
effect from date, and to be in full force
for evermore; and l, Thomas Conn, for
bid each and every man, or men, not to
trust her, the said Mrs. Conn, on my ac-
count, as | will not be responsible for
debts contracted by her.
THOMAS CoNN.
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4MarrifA.

J. NJ. sElBERT, Agent.