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New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE or JAY COOKE d. Co.
on Wallet Ian IL

20 Wall-st, Jan. 49, 1873.
The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY now
has in full operation with regular daily trains, Szi
miles Of road distance OF nearly 20 miles more
is constructed The Minnesota Section, Immediately
on its completion entered upon satisfactory pus'-
ness including local traffic and the large carrying
trade of the North Western British Settlements and
the HudsOn's Bay Company. The recentiy COM
pleted section of IS miles, on the Pacific Coast st
once commands profitable business between Puget
Sound and the Columbia River, heretofore done oy
coastwise steamers. On the opening of Spring,
with more than 500 miles Of Road in regular opera
ton, the Company viii control the extensive and
productive trade Of the Upper Missouri, mach OK
Montana and the Northwest. The earnings of the
Road for 1873 will be large.
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously
the coming year are progressing satisfactorily
OF the nearly Ten Million acres OF land accruing
TO the Company in connection with the portion OF
Road now virtually constructed. some Two Million
acres Of excellent average quality, are in market
and their sale and settlement progressing. The
average price thus far realized is 8 60 pcr acre-
which is at the rate of more than 10000 per mile OF
road for the whole grant.
The Company has already begun the process OF
redeeming and canceling its First Mortgage Ooid
Bonds as they are now being received at llO IN pay
ment and exchange for the Company's lands.
With these. accomplished results and most favor
able prospects, the Company is now selling its flrst
Mortgage 7-SO Bonds for the purpose OF completing
its line of road. We recommend them az weh
secured and unusually profitable investment. Iney
have the following elements of strength and safety
They are the obligation Of a strong corporation
they are First Mortgage on the Road, its Right OF
Way, Telegraph Lines, Equipments and Franchises
and first lien on its Net Earnings. In addition TO
this usually sufficient security there is pledged Tor
the payment of principal and interest Land Grant
of 1880 acres per mile of road through the States
and 25 600 through the Territories. The rate OF IN
terest seven and three-tenths per cent, goidl is
equal now to about 6. currency. Gold Cheeks for the
semi-annual interest on the Registered Bonds are mailed
TO the Post Office address Of the Oiener.
Anmarketable securities are received in exchange
on most favorable terms. For sale by Banks and
Bankers generally JAY COOKE ~ 20.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

The Loaners' Bank has declared a semi-annua
dividend of 81 per cent, payable Jan. 20.
Messrs Jones &>Schuyler, No. u Pine-st. will pay
the February coupons of the Logansport Crawfords-
Vile and South Western Railway at maturity.
Messrs. Wood & Davis are offering investors the
20 per cent mortgage bonds of the Morris and Essex
Railroad as a frst-cass investment. The bonds are
a first lien upon 50 miles Of the road and upon the
real estate and dock property of Hoboken. The
road is leased to the Delaware, Laekawanna. and
Western Railroad Company in perpetuity, and the
interest upon bonded debt and capital stock are
guaranteed by that company.
We have received from Messrs. William B. Dana
& Co., publishers, The Commecial and Financial
Chronicle, from July to December. 1872. inclusive.
bound in handsome quarto form. The volume is
replete with railway aud general financial statistics
and forms valuable adjunct to the library of the
ststistician or the counting-room of the merchant
The attention of capitalists desiring TO engage IN
the stock brokerage business 10 invited to the ad'
vertisement Of Clinton" member Of the STOCK
Exchange, who wants partner.
The Philadelphia stock market II duh. Penn
sylyanis sixes, loe Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
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Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations at p

new speculation for a rise in gold seems 10 DC IN
progress, partly based on the reasons aduuceu yes,
terday. 1t is said the movement is strongly
by prominent Broad-st operator in stocks. There
was nothing in the Exchange to influence the price
to-day. the Cable reporting steady market at
London for consols and bonds, money being also
easy The business in gold has been pretty large to-
day and the price advanced from 1928 TO ll2., but
the advance in part lost toward the close under
the sales of some long gold. The rates paid
TO have balances carried were 4, A., 5, 3, and 2
per cent to fiat The Assistant Treasurer paid out
81 800 in called bonds and S205OOO in coin interest
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared, S47SS3OO; gold balances
81 1s62, ,474 currency balances, S21S4.792. The fol-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
REAL ESTATE.

NBv.YoRK. Friday, Jan. H. ls73
Notwithstanding the fact that several sales were
made Exchange to-day bui Of realty
offered viz by Ludlow Co.. legal sales made under the
direction Of shaick acting the interest Of fr mortgage
H. O acting the interest Of the holder Of second
fourtory brown stone hEhoOp house ano lot eT+sI
s located scubey side OF Thirty ouhst commencing 70 feet
easeT from Tenthave., and Known a. street No 40
be sold under the order made through MI
referee at sale should be made subject to and Tor an
and above such an sinount as Nonh equsl
was sted be Under this understanding therefore
the property put up sold Abm Backr for 55 Eheh
equsl 70 Of which the property put under
Var Sosck o the int mortgage and
knocked down to The purchaser at beng the amount oi
Exchange to-day all Of tbe legal sales noted 70 be mAO
Camp acting under the direction Of several referees and
81 es from Madon-aye adjourned 2d and
sale be made James " Miller under The direction
Cbrreb-1 = wa saioarned ontii the sist Inst
The following Announced to be made at the Exchange to-
.
Br James Miller legal sale, under the direction OF ChAres aTt
Phelps referee lois Of land l9rIu located 90 the noihe sec
Porty-rls and the scuhery side Of fOrJiourtT CON-
menciug westerly from Teath-Aye. .
BY Hugh n Camp legal sale under The direction OF g. i Wtte
bead house and lot to5ru9 Gated on TIE b0rhe See VI
Fftv.ninthst, 49, e easterly from Msdisonsve.
Legal sale under the direction o Van Nakeneurgh rees
house ana lot uohey side Fy nnthsL,
l5i feet g inches e9xery from Maison-ave
direction OF G. lrn Whitehead referee horse
o 8xlO5 located the norhery SIDE Of Fifty nah 20
Under order direction house and lot 8Kl0 located
Dorthey SIDE OF nhsL, 23 feet inches eaey IRON
hadsUn-ave. -
Under the same order direction and ' 6sIl5 located
the norhery SIDE F-uiag I75 feet inches eser from
Hadison-sve. , r.
Barrett located the noriery SIDE Of Eighty
feet westerly from Thiave and lot located on
the souhery sde Of Nnehethst commencing @ ee Westerly non
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Projected BUILDINGS.

New buildings proposed erected which plans have beer
Department Of Buildings during the week endng jan
u. 1913:
brick tenement buildings 'front.' Z1 rear each 2IS
owner { NJ ier
PaIk bck and tenement stories in blight l7E
STvxht rorth side I25 feet east fPAh-ave two bownoRs
6rseass dwellings high II feet inches BY % feet
owner. Ira DogiDr. , -, -.
1v side 22s ,est Of Fifth two browDions
h-caSs dwellings each stores lKJ7 Ira Doying.
Fouave ade 700 feet uOh Of TwentysIth-st one bne
hotel hight % feet front @ feet dep owner Lawrence Il
Fifty south side $50 feet west Of sIhare enc 6r11f hyery
stable stories feet deep; Cornelius j. fafey
south l5 ieet east OF IbiroAF
front and 100 feet deep to be occupied ass PACK
ing David Warwick.
bck and tenement - feet inches ron
deep, stores IN nights owner, NJ Lew 80
Wleti-, bnck and tenement ore E'i'Si
oNner Apk
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nwinn were the nnotatiOns
Foreign Exchange was firm on 90 days bills, a
higher OLE sight. We annex the closing rates:

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Celtic will close at 13O p. m at the Merchants Ex-
change, Nos. 50 and SO Pine-st
Money has been in good supply all day at per
cent on the ruling rate among the stock houses and
at to the leading commercial houses. Just before
Sd. m. some tardy borrowers paid 2. gold There
has been brisk business in mercantile paper and
prime names have moved at to per cent. National
bank notes are rapidly accumulating here, and the
banks are so overrun with them that they allow a
discount of quarter per cent in exchange for legal
tenders.
The Government bond market has been firm under
the influences heretofore mentioned. Prices showed
but little change at the close, but the market was
firm in tone all the way through. Fisk * Hatch
4 m
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
rNsAFE BUILDINGS.

vrrpNss REPORTED As uSsATH H. is7
Nos o. 49, 4s Fbsve unsafe ehimney Jacob B. TslmAn
Der
Perry,
no 292 Moi;-st unsafe generally Miner eItste,
No 28g Froni-s wall and A. NJ fannng agent
No 100 Meref-., north gable Henry Asisrd owner
cnneys Nm Laurence owner
No Fui-sve, unsafe front wall Charles f Mueller oSner
ceingi No lss Pearl
ussfe roof and ceiling Nos unsafe psster
ing No IS Cy Hall place unsafe roof and ceilings No Soonest
npste eeiiprx Nos g. Greeuwch-s, unsafe cings
roof Al l} Baxiert ulsae paseng No. III Cedar ST.
unsafe ceiling; Department Of Public Instruction. owner
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mesttbesier Gountp Real estate for Sale
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT

4
situated Lsng a. miles from Essf0rf Ibe pfop<fpy
snd Of sulfisston and
sell Of all sssevnssk Ths snidisg 90
premises consist Oss t~ocy modern Cottage House containing
rooms .Ise eo.s and Eood tsrs and sAsi ea.e
The house threeqaanes nile froD 1e s1aos
The land all be scah s o ne cid posrsad 10 Albany ana ~
tends 10 s nver snfcoah be sasy sabnSd Into psnesr ris
Of The lssd xosh te seA Ne banss ee
DwARp cLARKs Tns.ss oase
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pAssEyGERS ARRIVED.

.o,. ,rvUppoot ssonshsp Oaobrsa jan tThOs Cross
y Jsss.su O. wosrtIsr Gsssd Pse Jehh GsnSsn < a a
Css E psrry joss Csppsrss l. W. Vsenhs Wn
Wa PsssIs Jerome Hi J. O. Psgsines psae'o'a osGts H.
psb<r JohD sssyos sesszn.n :. o n ~inA~s 'sA'
kasnsvxiL A Lewis, Tbos r. fAscea ans !" ~ '"
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clLRNpARs-Tnls o.5.
UsrrEp STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Ib Bankruptcy.

UsITEp STATES DISTRICT COrRr.-lB Bankruqtey
IaUOiaRtGry Cases
mol Cochran sr Couraev 3sZ7. al. sg Brown
3767. .;,0ouis at. Go0dg and ano. snd ano.
no UoltbussD Deer Park 3329. Ayrc Decker.
BiusstOBe Co 38sa. ToWbIldge ct al sgt- Lord
Fieislbsuer heed neI
Grain al AT Greet 5l Cochran q a. agt hsooek
sl2 VSu1 H. Az 32 Draper al agt NilmOnt
or .DickeSOn act Brady
Salx Riunse al Henderson 44rguHrnt Calendar.
and on 1894. Chuck Il al AIT Lsskv.
.Sarng art Meabcmer. Jlo In the matter OF herman
a3l8. .FesseDden agL Dag. bote
.Scan al Cohn SJl III the matter o. james u
$40. .GOldsteia ct a. Godsteln. hlhg
5S2l. ..Aburts SheDCsn ana hndoerg sg me here
Mutual Life Assurance So
and Ehro ceiy Of the United states
AL COahn. sz Oirkson aBL ihr I0,soe
.lsaacs Robinson. AAnuiAcluers AAs0clsA1l
5ls. .Goidsiein et al EgL Levy
n
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

State bonds were quiet and steady. South Caro-
lnas sold at 22i, and Missouri IS at 95. The other
quotations were more or less nominal. The follow
ing were the bids:
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And the following for city bank shares:

In railroad bonds there was firm feeling, and the
late quotations were maintained. The Pacific mort
cages were in good inquiry, Centrals selling at 99sG
90, Union Firsts at s6.0s6i, Land Grants IS, and
Innnnnes at 7ssn7ok The following were the bids:
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nINATURB ALMANAC

Sun ri,es.... 7.7i SCI Moor sss
Cows Island il3l Hell L0
!
Sspdy Cows Island. .ll52I Hell E2i
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

Inciudec In the above are l-)J Dfits 10 Arufe
Forward deliveries n. lower modersts
follows all o. basis Of Low Midllings:
salcs evening after m-ysn, 30 bales al 1stc 10 20
9l6c ytc 100 az ls is1c Feh. l9fc leo
lll6c ly3c; hach April lotG. eco
20 Sl6 May zo at 20 lil6c June 300 as n.e Ju l -
100 At siSc 100 al esc no notice before sia - 80
at 10 eI6c loo 1876 100 Al 10 e,ee, LOO a. lse Feb 90 90
200 hs March 90 s s Is ee 500 q se "a AD1L ." "a -
1l6c 200 2oic.; 10ic June go st 1;
ehangd-lc pd 1000 February for Nay total 30" baesi
grand totsl, II 100 bales
CoFFERThe has quted eo.n there are bat mall ,esis
such high 10 cheek
sesiaess there lair oeeisg demand We quote ke Hie9't.'
haracsibo, is0e!c Java. 7ia2stc. gold
Sperm AZ 81 3 Paiea Psase 0oic aud Adanas-
tine 10 o at tvd2c -.
yv. .na ,lur hoaers the We
notice ape uqary Shipping Extras dsLssrY A. tAe
eo tse psies grades; the ofsrinr hsrt esss
oFI4 ha We
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-FIEsr CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Saks Of fSoperrres boadE
ioe@U IN Cou 6L....l4, 5000 u r. s., lofo Refill
100 s. 80 Cou. tsn IA 100 u S. lOs0 Csspl.
rO n
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
R,NKNG-oFFrcE OF FISK & HArcn.

No. Nassau-st., New-YOrk, Jan. 10, 1873
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO, the CENTRAL and
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been me-
gotiated by u.s. we believe to be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market,
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably, during the year.
paw OIL in gold another large lot of FIyE-IWENTIls,
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BoNDs.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO Six PER CENT GOLD
BONDS the total amount of which is only Sl5COOOO.
are secured upon property worth SS5,OjO-OoO to
100000 and are fully equal in intrinsic value to
the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued IN de-
nominations of SOO $780, and $1,000 coupon or regis
tered and at their present market price 80 and ae-
crued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known TO require description OF COM
1nendaton Their total amount is S25 SSj 900; they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to s. 735 900. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest Is assumed
by them. Their market price to-day is 80 TO sO..
AS they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange we expect to them rapidly rise 10 the
price of CENTRAL PACIFIcs. being substantially tho
same in character and value.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, on which we allow interest, mako
collections and conduct general banking business
in all its branches. FISK d HATCH
HovFs & MACY Bankers No. 80 Wall-st., New.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.

Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters Of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
LHERBETTE, KANE & Co, PARIss
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

HowEs & MACY, Bankers No. 80 Wall-st., New.
York offer the same facilities TO DepositOrs a. ln>
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily BALI
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c
&c for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

CHICAGO. DANvIILE AND VNcENSEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Bonds
The road earning dividend on its stock beside ins
terest on its bonds But small amount remaining.
Apply personally orby letter TO
w. B. SHArTUcK & Co., % Nassan-st-
The Cot PoNs on the FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, due Jan. l5 viii
be paid on presentation at the Banking Of W.
B. Shattuck g. Co.. % Nassau-st.
C.. c.. GILMAN, President
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

27l; Reading Railroad. 57l; Pennsyivania kali-
road ST. Gold. 112i.
The specie in the Bank of France has increased
10000 francs during the past week
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
THE MARKETS.

fcareiuly reported for TIE rRIsusEl
FRIDAY. Jan. n. 1879
ASaES-Te to-day IL pkgs Pots gust but
steady. quoted Al So Pearls re dun and nomDsl
BRO0M CORN BROOAS-There continued limited call for
steady; quote New Green Od
Green al 6d8ic Old aired 51oc, ana Red at 2dJc
BEESWAX-The market quiet but hm at 4eS for Western
and southern.
COTTON-Thee hss been a spot
and prices on the We follows
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

/ Quincy Z. r er
p'dge ..........-ll4
lOi 81. Louis. Kan
Cen & y Pref. 66l
i5S. Y. n. II. K
Hartori z. R.-tAi
500 Ohfo A. Miss.
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fonq 1slano feal estate for Sale.

pECONIC HOUSE, Greenport, L L, tor 6..SsaI SaI9
or 70 let uniansted Apply TO DAVID G. FLOYD Genpor-
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6elp Uanico-- Alales.

MARKET GARDENER-Fine chance for a
WI steady capital rent shares cash. four
,cs With house room stAbing tools. fruits beres
Apply al West Elizabeth
NVANTED-Bya German Gentleman-A SIT
w UATION capacity merctie manufacturing house;
bookkeeper and willing ref
ersnoes given Aodress T. g., Boz l,ill Posiofee
XNANTED-A first-class JOB COMPOSITOR; !;
w one teeustomed ornamental well plain wort IN :
downtown Office ADDRESS H. e. Box SIS SevYort PosOfee
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SECOND BOARD.
.H--. IL a
SALES FROM |.

1900 I. S. 5-lo Coup. Is n....Il4 lO.Co1 U. S.
TOU. 2IoclJf tO0g0......
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KDwARp cLARKs Tnssss oase
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-09

ment is unnatural, and must soon give
place to n reaction more or less disas-
trous. but it is, nevertheless, sign of
great promis, and upon 1t alone it is safe
to predict greater future for Texas than
lies before any other Southern State.
TIE citizens of Alameda county have
organized an association for the purpose
Of getting up another Trotting Colt Stake,
to come off during the Fall Of 1876, and
open to all colts foaled in the United
States in 1873. The race is to come of
over any track in the State giving the
most money towards the stake. Entries
to close with the Secretary on or before
the LIST of October, 1873, with an entrance
fee Of $40, and semi-annually thereafter
$50, to be paid in United States gold coin
nptil the race comes of. all of which is
to go to make up the State fund, and is
to be paid in as forfeit and subject to
the management fthe officers exclusively.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-09
Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANc1sco, July s.
W. VI. Bunker, the Bulletin and Call
correspondent in the Lava Beds, arrived
last night from Klamath.
DR.. Semig. who lost leg during ;the
Thomas massacre, is on his way to San
Francisco.
The following officers of the California
Pioneers were elected last night: Vice
Presidents, David j. Staples and Peter
Dean, of San Francisco; John H. Jewett
Yuba; Benjamin P. Kooser, Santa Cruz;
j. Ross Brown, Alameda; Secretary L.
R. Lull; Treasurer. Howard Ravens;
Marshal, Vim. Hiefner; Directors, Thos.
Nelson, E. B. Buffandeau, VIM. C. Ran
dolph, c. A. c. Duisenberg, Jacob Deeth,
James Neall, A. Watson, Henry H. Ellis
and Washington Bartlett.
The trial of Jno. Tuers. for murder,
will be commenced to-day.
The Supervisors sustained the Mayor
veto of the laundry ordinance.
San Francisco, July 8.
Surgeon d. Semig who lost his leg at
the time of the massacre of DR.. Thomas,
has arrived safely at the Preside. He is
not yet able to be about much. He is
greatly reduced physically.
Jack Burke was arrested at San Jose
and brought here to-day for attempting
to pass counterfeit money.
The Bank Of California will declare o
dividend Of one per cent. on the 18th,
amounting to $4,000.
The trial Of Tusrs, for the murder Of
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THE CRAWFORD PLAN.

In many OF the counties of California,
this year, both political parties are max
ing nominations on the Crawford plan.
This system originated in Crawford
county, Pa, some years ago, and was
tried in portions of California as far
back rs 1869. From the number Of
counties now using it we are led TO the
conclusion that the system meets with
popular favor. Under the Crawford
plan County Conventions are dispensed
with, and in lieu Of making nominations
through the instrumentality of County
Convention the voters Of the political
party hold a primary election in their
respective precincts for the choice of n
candidate of that for each Office to be
filled. Such test as may be regarded
necessary to confine the election to only
such as good faith intend to supportthe
ticket at the general election to follow is
made by the County Central Committee;
the returns are made to that Committee,
and the candidate receiving the highest
number OF votes is declared by the Com
mittee to be the nominee. We believe
the Crawford plan has never been tried
in this State; but if it should be found
to work well in California the Central
Committees in the several counties in
this State will probably give the matter
;heir attention next year, The chican-
cry practieed in Conventions, by which
objectionable candidates have been forced
upon political parties against their will,
doubtless led to the adoption of the
Crawford plan.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-09

The y. Y. Herald, referring to the prop
osition to gather all the Indians into the
Indian Territory, says This may be a
wild, utopian scheme, but considering
the embarrassments resulting to all the
States and Territories concerned, from
these numerous and widely scattered In
dian reservations and wandering bands,
and considering the dangers from en-
croaching white spectators and adven-
turers which menace the Indian Terri
tory itself, it strikes us that this idea Of
gathering into that Territory all the out
side tribes approaches nearer to practi-
cal solution of the whole Indian problem
than any other settlement so far sug-
Sested by Spectator, missionary, politi-
clan or statesman
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-09
Bowling, is set for the second Monday

Bowling, is set for the second Monday
in September next.
STOCKTON, July 8.
A Chinaman. employed on ranch
about six miles north of this city, was
yesterday subjected to q most inhuman
treatment at the hands of his employer,
by whom he was accused OF stealing 800,
and to extort confession the raneher
hung him several times TO the limb of a
tree and beat him nearly TO death, not
withstanding the victims protestations
of innocence, The perpetrator o. the
outrage was subsequently arrested ON a
charge of assault and battery, and fined
$40.
To-day the complaint was completed
in the case OF the San Joaquin Company
VS.. the C. p Il. Il. and U. 2. r. K.
Companies. Action was brought to
recover stock to the amount of $3.50, 900
in the Western Pacific road and for
which county bonds were issued in ex-
change, and for m accounting and re-
covery of profits.
CoRNSE, July s.
A. Black Rock (Idaho) dispatch says
that on Saturday last the seven Indians
at Fort Hall, awaiting their trial for the
murder of a party of white men on Lost
river, Idaho, last summer, attempted to
escape while chopping wood under
guard. Three succeeded; the remaining
four were shot and killed.
james Patterson, tailor of Brigham
City, was drowned Sunday last while
bathing.
The Corinne and Malad Irrigating and
Manufacturing Companys canal was
completed few days since. Water is
now running on either side OF all the
streets and irrigating bitches in the
valley
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The jury in the Walworth case was
out thirty-fye minutes. The punish
lnent for this crime is imprisonment for
life. Judge Davis delivered his charge
TO the jury, calling attention to the new
law under which the trial had taken
place, which, makes it necessary that
deliberate purpose and premeditated de-
sign should exist before verdict of
murder in the first degree could be given.
He said if the jury were satisfied from
the evidence that Young Walworth came
TO New York with intent to murder his
father, then the crime was murder in the
first degree; but if the crime was COM
mitted in a sudden manner, in an in
slant, then it would be murder in the
second degree.