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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10

We hope that the people all over th'
State may appreciate the fact that upon
themselves in q very great measure de-
pends the complete success Of our State
fairs. The fair management may exer
else the greatest liberality and display the
most consummate tact and discretion, still
if oil of this is not seconded by the coop.
erative enterprise of the people at large
they are sure to fall short Of the ends
sought to be attained. There is too great
a dap csition shown to hold the fair man.
ayers responsible fer failures which in
fact should be justly fatheftd Upon the
apathy or ignorance Of those in part who
raise the cry.
Too many Judge of the success Of these
indsstri ! ex positions by the same standard
that they would sstimate the merits of a
circus or mepagerie, when, in fact, they
shoali blame themselves if State fair
proved failure In part, from their own
want of enterprise in not contributing g
something toward its success. State fairs
are purely competitive exhibitions, open
to every industry In the State, and gotten
up with the view to bring to light every
industrial resource Of the State, for the
purpose Of their developement and i'm
provoment
The results Of the skill aud inventive
ability of other States and countries are
often invited for purposes Of comparison
and to arouse domestic and native talent
to achieve like results. Some features have
been added to State fairs, the lottery
scheme, fer instance, in the Louisiana fair,
which does not properly belong TO the ie-
gitimate objects of a fair, but this We i'm.
agine grew ont Of the popular demand
above alluded to, for some extra aeoas at
traction, which ought MOI to be asked for,
md the need Of which would not be felt II
every cilisen would perform the patriotic
duty of placing on exhibition everything
possible which would be calculated TO ex-
cite competition or arouse investigation.
Every one should examine the premium
list which is sent out over the country by
the Texas State Fair management, and
when they find any article IN the list that
they are able to exhibit they should do 50,
and, our word for il, we would soon hear
less compl aint of State fairs not realizing
the anticipation Of visitors and Of their
not obtaining the legitimate ends Of their
organization Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10

81. L.uis is fierasirg to celebrate The
2so'h snnivtrssrs q the discovery Of The
ri :risrrfpi on ne lsta o. Jupe. hty
this particular osie 10 seIrcted 70 not x
plxiped; mos. historians agreeing that De
E>fo reached the Father Of Waters IN bs
..f.- . $40. and d,<d 10 l5z2.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10


Those who are so much distressed BY the
idea that the sphere Of woman, especially
~ a worker, is not sufficiently expanded
should consult the census statistics. They
will find female occupations arranged
under no less than seventy-two heads,
beginning alphabetically and ending with
wooden mills. Domestic servants head
tho list in point Of numbers, and next in
order--which will surprise many-comc
"lahorers on farms" There are $1,000
iseamstrtsses, 10000 nilliners and dress.
makers, and S4, 900 teachers. There is .
glorious army Of l0,l70 nurses. There are
preachers, shoemakers, journalists, sn-
thors, nmechanics not specified" and only
100 "sbow. women" But who would dream
Of women ''steam. boiler makers 8" "bell-
founders A" "hin,ers and trappers y
We say nothing Of hostlers, charcoal
burners and miners, who also figure in
the list Boston Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10

ing the peace mmissioners brings up
afresh the history or the former Massacre,
in which sightssn Msdoe peace men we're
m murdered. In 1852 North California was
disturbed by Indian troubles. The same
year . company under the command Of
Captain Bcnjamin Wright organized and
proceeded from Yreka to ths Indian ceua
Try around Tale lake and the lava beds,
ana fought three unsuccessful battles.
Their force being insufficient for the Mo-
docs, they returned to Yreka and organ
lied larger fsrce, and then marched
again to the Medoc country. Winter APP
proaching found the Modoc supply Of
blankets, ammunition and foed extremely
limited; consequently the Modocs were
anxious for y cessation Of nostiii,ies.
Capt Wright received the Modoss over
lures with great cordislity. A peace con-
ference was agreed npon; and place WAS
appointed in the immediate vicinity Of
the massacre Of Gen. Candy. The con-
ference met, about twenty five Indians
and thirty-fve white men. While dis
cussing terms, Wright gase his men the
sisnsL and in moment they killed
eighteen Modocs. Seven Modocs escaped.
Thus psrished the fathers o. the present
Modocs. Capt. jack vas then bat nine
Jears old, John Schonohin nineteen, Bos-
ton Charley and Hooker Jim two years
each. 1t 10 probable that revenge grew
with age, eliminating in the Canby-
Thomas massacre. Some years aherward
Wright Was appointed Indian agent Al
Rouge River He was apprehensiye Of
Modoc vengeance. One night Modos
chief efnamed Enos murdered him, and hor-
ribly hutillatsd his body. Enos Was
aftsrward captured and hanged. He died
exuiting that be had wreaksd vengeance
on the leader Of the massacre Of his MUIR
dsrsd tribe.-( Boston Post.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10

"A local poet in Nebraska, travesties
Tennyson as follows
Oh, come into the garden, Maud,
And sit beneath the rose,
Ard 10. mo praicc around no beds,
Dressed IN my Sunday clothes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10
spssI.l 70 the pnlIas Herald.
KANSAS CITY, Mo,

KANSAS CITY, BIO, May 2.
Csttle--Recsipts u head; shipmen's o.
head. The market to-day hos been weak
and unsettled, owing to highly usfsvora-
Bile advices from the East The bulk Of
offerings has been oorn-fed Tsaau steers
and native cattle. Market closes steady
with quotations as follows
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10
Kansas City Rive stock mrrkel.

Below we present our readers with .
statement Of the receipts, shipments and
coniition of the live stock market Of Ram
tas City, Mo-, the great cattle sutrepct OF
tho West. This has been kindly fur
nishel us BY the lsading live stock COM
mission merchants Of the Mississippi val
lay, J. L. MiicheAer & Son, who prs'ise
US daily report Of the same; and we
have no doubt, in adding this feature to
eur paper, we are furnishing the live
stock men Of tbs State Of Texas data Of the
most important and valuable character.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10

A pocroR in Grsenville, s. c. writes 10
the local newspaper 10 say bow he treats
esrebrs-spinsl meningitis He bstbes the
spine with spirits Of turpsDtiue, and then
passes over Il a veli-htated smoothing -iren
for fifteen minutes. Az The same time be
gives auinine In heroic doses, ssch follow
ei by 3 heroic dose Of bromide Of p0izssi-
um. combined in soiniiou with an ordins'
ry dose Of solid extract cf hyoscTanns.
! lie throws in At the sane tine eat does
AZ cslomsl Amer such treatment Il is ev.
dent that the poor patient must either dis
OF ee, well in sslf-dsfenss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-10
IN w. CULLEN,
r .AW! LAW LAW | LAW |!

Oar Monthly Law Circular will he naiIed 10 the
address Of every Lawyer In Texas desiring II.
On hand plenty Of Texas Reports ysls. II to "a
Alac sAyiss' fleadings, Probate Law, Consultations
Efasshal's piEsst, etc. Also largo general stock
,sf Law Book. u. u. CUSHING
March. 1s73,-n24:1m
, 1873-10-02

E101V Capt. jackson Oycrcnmc His
Enther-fn-Lnsyss Objcct1otls.

HOW Capt. jackson OycrCnnlc His
Fnther-in-Ln1v's Objections.
The sudden evolving OF sparkling comedy from
n concatenation Of intensely tragic circum-
stances is, or ought to bo, The aim OF tho modern
playwright. A scone was enacted In Justice
Court Of this city yesterday morning which, for
lis unexpected lapao from tho immensely sublime
to the irresietibly comic, has hardly boon equaod
Oh q court incident sinco tho horrible hankering
OF Bhylook for q outlet of Antonio's gaye
wny before lawyer Portia's acumen, to tho
jests mud bantoring Of Gratiano. 4 fow days
sinco recital OF tho woes OF Captain Jackson
md his lovely bride Of day appeared in lie
TnlnusE,-how tho couple got married by Jus
tlce, and how tho bridegroom elect, aftor eujoy-
lug forty-oight hours Of welded bliss, WAS torn
from his 17-yoar-old wife, having been arrested,
ut his fatler-in-laws instance, on a charge of
perjury. Since thon humorous attempts have
boon madc by tho Captain to soften his
father-ln'laws heart, but without effect,
and yesterday morning ho was brought to
answer the grnyo charge preferred against
him, in tho Court Of Justice Banyon. On nc
count Of IN informally in the proceedings, that
worthy discharged tue prisoner. Quito undaunt-
cd, tho fathor-in-law rushed to Justice DaEgott's
and took out anothor warrant for The BRIDE
Eroom'H arrest, and tho latter was Hoon laudod in
court again. but he had not boon idle. Find
ing TINT persuasion would not work, the Captain
had haa RECOURSE to strategy, mud tho fntllor-in-
law no sooner appeared IN tic Justices office to
appear against llh daughters husband than Ao
WAS arrested on charge of threatening to kill
him. thing lie actually did under tho first i'm
pulse which on6uoa upon tho baro discovery that
his daughter had been absent from her homo
for night. Tho stern parent was completely
nonpluHod ut tic unoxp pected turn Of affairs.
llo had playol with the handla Of tho law all
along, now he waB feelltg its leon edge. 1Io
looked At tho Justice, at tho bailffrs, at
tho ahystorB, at his wife, his daughter,
and Lis Hon-in-law. uo gayo way. Ha
or led out in trembling tones. "bly children, 1
forgive You. Lot Iii drop this" and rushed upon
III Il son-ir-law and embraced Linn in opon.Court.
Then tho old woman aniclered and foil In. and
tho daughter ohl1nol in too, aud, notwltl.stand-
ing tho cries Of Justice and bnlls for i" order "
and sonco," the general hug was kept up en-
and Sackott, who represented the suddenly-ap-
peaaed lisigantu, saw lilo chanoo for foes Ind
vanished, and diaappearcd together i'll Tho midst
Of the hnh1nb: Finally, the fanily purity, fully
reconciled md resolved to lot by-g0los be by
cones, loft tho Court together, alll ordinary
bllAneAa WIS resumed,
, 1873-10-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


,,., ,,., r.. ,T ,.., ~.t. i. .,,n ,.
NEW xohK, oe,. money loanea ntay ~ tno aay
per ,Sen W. ,na,y tne fato uecaea ies IT, TO- ef
NV sni1 "Iccrs @ rnort tniny hsi tho emad Ia fpr
currency from country banKs NM bankorn has iailon
oi, aM aome nanks ianvo tc!e8fnnnea eoun.el1nann-
are nesnB fot,feu 10 te e1ly from ,he country; ZIG
n1omat o. ioah eeftncteg lssae4 tM.a ar y sne
Gosmss,naef ~ III ol TUG c4cal,i,g'1ioaHe is Apous
seeh9no,Iou. ats ureehnaeka eo!u ~ premium
q IS, 1 TT EN- so-ay oser t eefiaea ehGsks; s
taEH, anu pnnher6 were huJiHg 70 remit 20 inc Wess
mil South lof crop movements Eaf!y III tno uay fHo
, 1873-10-02

BUFFALO, Oct. 1.-cArrIE-necclpa to-day, includ-
The 1urket was dull and slow at the opening As the
dny advanced 1t became moro active. Holders were
wore dsposot Of. 8a1es include 6ol Illinois Htecrs,
averaging llos to 1870 at IS 1o@5.60; 43 Cherokeo
atcors, averaging s82 at $3.50 81 Texaa steers AVER
stoers. averaging l,27o, 1t $500.
snEsr AND LAxns-Rcceipts to-day, including re-
arkot was a1ow at yestcrdays prices. Salon include
GOO Michigan sheep, averaging 1a to g. at s475 1886
head 1ndaua ahcep averaging 50, at 12s head
lead Canada sheep, Averaging 1a9 nt $5.25.
Hoas-lteceps today, Including reported arrivals,
laOG total for tho week, 0AO0. Tho market was nc
two at fully e0o per cwt advance. salca include 1866
Illinois and Michigan hogs averaging l75 10 l7 tbs, at
$4.gJt95a5: good Workers., averaging 18o ibs, would
cUtntupuH S. rs.
, 1873-10-02

for cl9ltns on Confederate bon1s, tSc. or tic
Drltial, clalma, 1sf hayo bcon adjudicatod
III favor Of tho olaimnnt, md tho
stg. III very fow it1stanooH, however, las .
CHIN bcon allowed to its full amount. by far
the groator portion Of tho 18l which hayo Ho-
cuyod n favorable decision, layo bocn reduced to
NIL insignificant fraction OF what waB aet forth In
tho papors TINT wcro llol1 by tho cla!nantu. Two
hundred and ninely-noyon 1,nyo boon wholly ro-
jectcd. On tho otlior hand, only n!etoon claims
Of all lsinds llnvo boon brought before tho Com
mission by citizoiiH Of The Unitod Stnaos agalnat
sustained by tic St. Albans raid, by Tho capture
Of yosnel on Lnko Eric. by tho dctontion Of car-
goca Of Haltpetro ut Calcutta, DC. Those claims
amount 10 81 100000, anl nut QUO OF tl,on, ltas
boon allowed. Tho decisiol, la final, md tho
money, by tho terms Of tho troaty, must DO paid
within d yonr.
, 1873-10-02

NEW YonK,. Oct. l.-GnroN-More active and
higher ni't.Ilng npla1nt, 1895.
unEApHrutFs-F!onr III falr tc1na1la and higher,
with scry li,nitcl supply: receipts, 5000 urs
SUPER Western a,s State sing bss eoinno. Woo
eS.ra, G.oa % sl!o!ee, xoGsGs7s5 wElto
Louis fa05i9lo,6o. llyo naur iu moderate demand Ut
$4.7e@H.H0. UorEnlcnt moro activo aud lrMcr; Vest
ern, $3.2ot93Go. Whent in FUR denlaud aud
tlAn@l.4a; 10 milwaukee,, st.A?@1.i5; winter rod
Western, sl;Go nnhor. $l.o3; winter red 1lIinor,
spring nxed sl.Ao; Nj. spring. sl.31G91.40 lsye,
barley, and nalt, uneltangnk Corn dull mud lower;
receipts, o. 600 bu steamer Wostern mixed, 6A@6ao
sal DO, 669gohe; htRh 1uxes and yellow, 61308c.
OAts moro 4VttY0 aud decidedly hrmer: receipts Ia
, 1873-10-02
Tho Mixed Claims Commission.

IT0'H Tic Nflo Tofk 77mes, Sfpt. 20.
Tlo British aul American Conlnlssion which
Las boon i,l session at Newport during tho hurl-
NOR, oompletod ita work Thursday evening, 25tl,
Washington, s'apt. 20, 1871, aud BY tho forms Of
tue trcaty II WAS to complete itB work OIL or
bofoso tho 20th of September, 1879. Tie
nMnbor Of claims Which Aavo boon pro.
mcnt Of tho United States IL 478, nlld tloir
aEyrogato amount Ii not fur from 905, 900, 000.
Ihoso claims wore for damages from. acts OF
either Government botweon April, 1901, and
April, 1896, othur than tlloBo known aa tho Ain
banla claims. They ranged grom loss Of clothes
III Con. Bherman'h narcE to 4l5,O00,000 for y
qtokailyer lnino In Santa Clara County, CAL,
included losses BY tho Logal-Tondor aot, BY
coiitiscaton Of yeBHola, destruction Of property
by Uulon aud robol troopH. for unlawful arrests,
, 1873-10-02
000 hu old mixed Western, In storc 50@b1c; now do,
as!oat, 6dG64l3o; white, t45a7c back, 63554c.

0oo bu old mixed Wcater1 In storc 5o@b1o; now do,
"'Hcat, s@9tsso white, t4'7o blaot' Sas5ae.
lIAr ANN iioirs- Unchanged. -...-..
w1nrSs'eoS woSos s', ft ei hens 99SeS a 2s210
ssaS sesasss is seqy s; a Ill., s0@as' Sugar
sesg 49, nss ssnss 'sss: '''s ' ,sr
IND '1rn lSpg clear s3lo sort elcar' O'ie. lard
nurrrn ANN GirrEaF-Unchangc1.
wlt1sHr-sleady ,t,{ =; gastS;l;qo;; ;i;!;
pn1LApsr.rnlA, oct. l.-lnrA1srurra-Tionr dull
i s ;s s%ssr n;'s &ssiss
o7@6ac. Oats nnel4angcl md lower.
TETnot1:rs,,Gras I.,' i 1oke; H. ron,e 1ae; ;y.,,o
""'s"f'''a at 81 6swEao S9 s; iSe''-'0"na WESTERN
QawE0o, Oct t1.-DnEApsrurra-W quiet; No.
srIoy a pfe n"n nSf hcl IT lid
BALTIMORE.
pAhT1MonE,, Oct. 1.-DnHanerurra-r'ol 1niat
;l., $0tl % son1non 70 fair l:@l.A5 coF,-Mixetl
ID %rsr sste ssSs III f whi'e lt ;o 9s Ist.
pnovlsloSs-puiot md ,,nrl1ungrl.
corrEE-In - bottcr denaand anu steady; fair to
Wu1sKY-Qniet al!d nomi.1nl nj a8c.
eat s Int nssed epo; *SS eises ssns
ess oeFn natus'y ssasss IND 9sts , stg%y
i s' bs SR4Sr +? = os@sss sSss lts
DETno17, Oct. 1.-l,nEansrurrs-Tlcur Qniot md
unchanged. Wbcat stea:ly; extra, 9i.a3lG@f ii; No.
!, M.4yH amber, sl.3a. Corn steady ut 4sN@4oe.
'7' o'<'s'~ BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Oct L. -nnEAnerures-T Flour ntoaiy bue
inactivc: 10 disposition to operao n l,lcerninty Of
prices which prevail. Corn dull and heavy Bnlcs at
60 for curRo TO arr!yo held 1T 62c for tot Oats in
at iof Se We ao md asa'1t for
corn.
NEW ORLEANS,
good local deInard S,lperfne, $50; dnnbe extra,
$3.50; troIc, sG.75@8.25 fan,ly, S9.15Se.6o. Oorl
scarce luxed 7l97*c; while, 73o. oasu quiet ut 5o
nnAs-pull at ooe.
nAY-Firnl prime, $4,000: CHOICE s27.oo:
dull! shoulders. DC. Bacon ,u better demand md
nrn,er shoulders. o@okc; clear rib, 95u: clear, 1r69
19Ao. Lard active; tufce, s,s@uc; lcg quiet at 1oGs
onoorR1Es-sugar and mo1aesca. nothing doing.
Wn1sKx-Firmer ut better demand; Loilislana, o4@
vaneed; good ordinary, 1o4@1cHo; strictly good
S5' adtns s2 aap sssd niadias is1is s S R
1ssepta m 1174 hales exports to tho Continent u
siSek ose nsseins a osa of cotton for September
MoNErAny-aold nominal cash gold acnrco ut 11a
earsensy orened s at y" u ] prem t fo1 cered raS
checks; closed at 2'6G}? 3FoiEi}a fSllt nominal.
Sl.oo currency. sl.37 octobor; slat November; 40.
sh le mxe Zoo s:er ost6bcs ts ossn sn
Trs111!5s nuias d sE!s @ e oswegs IS SSo
GO III Ssis wheat 10000 ou; eoru,
, 1873-10-02

"A DorkBlliro man who wont tn Now York Inst
week to DO on baud fur picking np Hon,o lar-
ga!ns IN stock during. tho crash OH Wall street,
glysn ' 9Spfar,c9a ,a tn e yeiy Tow Tora: no
a1itt us 1t then stood ut II, no thought ho would
wait ha1f nil hour IN tho expectation TINT It
would so lower. In nfteon minutes 1t jumped
to II, aild then. believing It was going up. ho
bought. III llflGen minutes moro 1t wAB down to
GO, aud our capitalist ao1d out md started for
homo. liegusled d-Eihslleld (1E0ss.l Eaale.
, 1873-10-02

tJcciut Htsp0trh ia Tia CAfeago Tribune,
ELG1s', Sept. 30.-I'lo offerings of cheese on tho
Board to-day 1,ao0 boxes, with ealcs, ,-hollera
T4o unsettled atato of tho money market soenlcd to
assist IN preventing operations. Factories haye sold
thelr July, mud many must Of tloir August 1nako.
, 1873-10-02

NEw Yonx ct ILL., lEThsts , is moro settled an % eon.
agents. Tho jos,pin4 distribution today was nt1,-
isAel by the grCat liobrew lolEy which strictly
observed. TIC n.arkot for cotton goods B llchanBod
aud wonlenH falry seay. DreHs Eootls moro
acyf. The D4lfE bulletin sayB: Operators who can
coled their orera TO agents week ago hayo replaced
tAull In arHer amounts"
, 1873-10-02

DosToN Oct. l.-nuyiucss In wool is suspended,
nre Double extrn Oh!o md Pennsylvania, 45a55o
medium aud extra do 10, 6o95au; WISCONSIN and
Michigan 1lccceB, 47G5lc dslaino aul conbiug, IS
f&G5C.
, 1873-10-02

EAST Liberty, Pa., 0ci. 1.-CATr1E-Arriyals, II
cnra best, mono; medium, S4.75@1.60; common
s4:go@4.25; atoeAers, $a4c@3;7a hnlls. none; 49,,
C95.00: Workers., 81. 4.80.
,suEEr-Arrlyals, ~ ears; best, sA.bo@4.7s: me
, 1873-10-02

.-Chamborlns somewhat falnoua "ofnh-
house" at Long Branch has boon attached tor
debt. Tho house, furniture, aud ilxturoa arc
yurY valuable.
, 1873-10-02
BUFFALO,


New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-EnrAnsruFFH-T1ou In
good local de,nand. snerflne, $50; tnnble extra,
$3.50: troulc, s1.75@8.25 fan,ily $9.15t4e50. Corn
Enc. '' '--'
, 1873-10-02

UnAN-~UNlI UUI.
11AY-Firn,; prime, $4,000; choice, s27.0o.
rnov1s1oNs-Pork dull at &l7.00. Dry ealtcl 1neats
duI! shoulders DC. Bacon III better demand md
ilrnler shoulders, oGohc; clear rib, 93c: clear, 1r
1UAc. Lard active; uurce, s1s@oo; kcg quiet ct 1o9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-15
BoARD OF TowN TRUSTEES
special meeting. Monday Rve.i.E,
April 1&th.

Board met at 1880 p. y. Present,
full Board.
On motion, regular order Of business
suspended.
The ordinance for the levy and col
lection Of taxes for the fiscal years Of
1874 read.
On motion. that ordinance No. 70
as read be adopted, and the same is
hereby ordered published. Ayes,
Messrs. Fulton. Booth, Virgins, VIM
terbaum. and President Emmett.
On motion, the clerk was instructed
to give notice In the GOLD HILL News
that an election will be held In the
town Of Gold Hill On Monday the 9Th
day of May, A. D. 1873, for three (3)
Trustees for the First Ward. two (2)
Trustees for the Second Ward, one III
Town Marshal, and II Q) Town
Treasurer, the polls to DO holden at
the Yellow Jacket Hose House In the
First Ward, and Lincoln Hose House
In the Second Ward, polls to be open
from s A. N. to 6 p. NJ. same day.
On motion, A. K. Potter was ap-
pointed Inspector. and l.. c. McMur-
try and Richard Mercer, Judges for
the First Ward, and John Wade, In
spector, John Randall and w. II. Gray,
Judges for the Second Ward.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet at the call Of the President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-15
Trial Of Li..Ie Gammsn-Case ell Il.
ID. Observation-Disclosures Of
Csmmerce-Identided.

SAN FRANc1soo. April l5.-1P NJ
The report that Miss Lizzie Cannon,
who shot at C. F. McDermott, had for
feited her bail and left the city, proved
to be incorrect, she was not Informed
Of tho day OF arrangement, and the
fact that she was not present led to the
report. To-day is fixed for her trial
In tho Municipal Court.
r.. ID. Bogart will have u hearing be-
fore the U. S. Circuit Court at II A. NJ.
The weather is pleasant, but rain is
much needed.
Hon. Amasa Walker, Of Massachu-
sets, will address the Chamber of Com
merce on Thursday, on finance, with
special reference to the monetary aud
commercial interests of California.
The body of the man found In the
bay on Sunday, has been identified as
that of Joseph Glover, drowned near
Alcatras, March Esd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-15

Trial Of II. D. BeEart-I.izzto Gan.
men on Trial for shooting at G.. r.
McDermoit.

SAN Francisco, April l5.-3 P. NJ
The habeas corpus case Of R. D. Bogart
came before the U. S. Circuit Court to-
day. Judges Sawyer and Hoffman pre-
siding. Mr.. Pixley, Of counsel for
Bogart, stated that Col. Hoge is en-
gagged before the Supreme Court In the
tax cases, and suggested that it might
he convenient to postpone the matter a
few days to permit his attendance.
District Attorney Latimer said the case
Is n very simple m aud the absence
of one counsel seemed no sufficient ex-
cuse for q continuance. He desired to
proceed Immediately, for the Court
would take cognizance of the fact that
a Court-martial has been convened at
Mare Island to try the defendant, and
Is now in session. Judge Sawyer said
the counsel had answered ready and
he had upon that statement discharged
the jury. He directed that If counsel
had any preliminary matters to dis
pose of they must proceed. In the
meantime, Col. Hoge might arrive.
Amended petition. order and return to
the writ were substituted tor the origi-
nal papers in the case by stipulation
Of counsel. Latimer contended that
the Court couldn't inquire whether the
prisoner is guilty, whether he was ac-
Quilted or convicted before, or whether
the statute of limitations runs against
the offensc of which he Is charged. He
then read the original orders By Rob-
eson, containing the charges that Bo-
CART embezzled 5000 Of the money
of the United States, and is also guilty
of dessrtion from the Navy. Latimer
said he is prepared to prove by wit
nesses that Bogart stole $4,000 from
the safe on board the receiving ship
Vermont, and fled to Canada, where
he lived under an assumed name.
Large rewards were offered for his ar
rest, and he was arrested by persons
whom he paid q large amount
of money to let him so. and he fled
next to Texas, where he again lived
under an assumed name. but was ar
rested and returned to New York for
trial. But these matters were prop
erly triable by Court-martial, but
could not be legally inquired into
here. Harrison, for the prisoner, con-
tended that the Court can properly
inquire into any fact or circumstance
which could show that he was held In
contravention of any rights under the
Constitution and laws. The Court
took a recess till 2:30 z. NJ.
Lizzie Cannon, for shooting at G. F.
McDermott, was arraigned In the Mu-
nicipal Court to-day, and pleaded not
guilty,