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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-15

IN ]. R. NEWTON, OF Boston, Macs, whose
wonderful power Of healing almost all diseases
by magnetism, 10 well known, will DO at vii.
llsms 3 Bixler's, Virginia City, for q short
time. DR.. Newton has cured over 100000 per.
sons In the last twenty years, many OF when
wore considered incurable by syery other prae.
lice, Charges moderate. Free to all not well
able to pay. Entrance on B ssrcot. Room: 10
and 10. ~
SEWING MACHINES RErAInEr.-A nrst-clasB
mschinist, who thoroughly understands every
mart OF all kinds Of sewing machines: Is now
emnloyed at n. II. FlBDMcK's ~we'l.known
watch making, jewelry and sewing machine es-
t%abiishnent. No. So South G street. Virginia,
vIces' ifmoro convenient TO customers he will
attend at their residence BY sending for him. :
Faurr.-T. r. McGurn, the irrepressible
fruit, vegetable, game, poultry, provision and
grocery dealer, at li6 South . street, Ia. tho
largest, hnest and cheapest lot OF fresh fruit
s,s. brought 70 :, this innI %s Il nom hs q ~ 10 ss n s u pee
boz, delivered free Of charge TO any part OF the
city ne receives fresh fruit and vegetables
nom California every morning. 10
THE yxRr PLAcE.-The headquarters for
musical instruments, including the famous
stoinwsy pianos. Estey ORGANS, new .heet mu.
sfc. or anything in that line, Is At HraoISs', c
street. Virginia. He also keeps q grand assert.
msnt OF Berlin wool, toys, fancy goods OF every
descriptiop, and tho largest stock Of general
stationery 10 the State. Higgins' 10 the very
place. Call aud sec.
MEDICAL SCIENCE never gave the world a no
bier boon than when q man Of genius gave
DR. Wistsr's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry. Consump.
tion. eoughr. colds and bronchitis can be cured.
Take il n time. and you will not II gret It. =
LAST cHAScr.-The ane gold watch which
has been up for rania at Dumas' Saloon. for q
long time, will positively be rafied OF on Sat
urdsy evening next. IL
Foa the very best Photographs. 60 to bradley
4 RuIofson's Gallery without STAIRS
sV ASCEND IN TIE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street San Francisro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-15
GBsTLSMEN's CLOTHING, ETC.

GBSTLSMEa's CLOTHING, ETC.
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
a L L p r. I II H s .
G---@ =
N o 3 L A N K 81!
TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING THE
following list Of Prizes to be obtained a, my
Establishment:
FIRST pRIZE-s2s saved on FINE DRESS
SUITS, by having them made at @. ADRA'
HAMS.
SECOND PRIZE $50 saved on FINE BUSl.
NESS SUITS, by having them made at G.
ABRAHAMrs.
THIRD PRlZE-seO -aved on FINE CHIN.
CHILLA OVERcoATs. by having them
made At G. ABRAHAM'S.
FOURTH PRIZE SO saved on FINE DRESS
COATS, by having them made At G. ABRA.
HAMS.
FIFTH PRIZE-Sl0 saved on FINE BEAVER
SACK COATS. BY having them made at
q. ABRAHAMS.
SIXTH PRIZE-Sl5 saved on FINE ENGLISH
MELTON ovERCoATs. by having them
made at @. ABkAHAM'S.
SEVENTH PRTZE-s5 saved on Fine BEAVER
PANTS. BY having them made a: g. ABRA.
HAMS.
EIGHTH PRIZE-$4 saved on FINE VELVET
VESTS, by having them made at @. ABRA.
HAMS.
NINTH pRIZE-si saved on FINE SILK
VESTS, by having them made at G. ABRA.
HAMS.
TENTH PRlZE-s4 saved on FINE FRENCH
cAss PANTS, by having them made at G.
ABRAHAM'S.
ELEVENTH PRlZE-sisaved on FINE EAST.
ERN CAsS PANTS. BY having them made
g. ABkAHAM'S.
q. ABRAHAM respectfully invites tho
public to call nnd inspect his FINE
sTOCK Of
CLOTHS, BEAVERS. DoEsKiHs,
CAsslMERRs, yELvRTs, ETC.,
Before leaving their orders elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES
rspEcIAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY Nrws.,
FROM BAN
Decline q NeminatIea-In Jaii-Held
to Answer.

SAX FRANCISCO, August l5-s P. ~
Samuel Purdy and Ilamill, nominated
By the Democratic Convention. decline
to accept. The opiuion prevails that
the convention will not accept McCop'
pins dcclination.
VIM. Nash. the murderer Of Gros-
brock ut Contra Costa, Is In jail, but
will be removed to Martinez to-day.
Alexander Spear Of Stockton, accus-
Q OF hor.e stealing. was hold to an
swer In the Police Court today. His
bail was fixed at $4,000.
Gold, ll4&all4I; greenbacks, 81
9S7n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
TO THE soLD NIL DAILY sxws.l
o ssrIo IN1ELL,oEsos


New York, August l5.-rhrec NO.
men have been arrested In Brooklyn,
charged with completely In the MUIR
der In Albany last week Of a man
whose name aud former residence
have not been made known. One OF
the women Ia said to be q widow OF
the man murdered.
An kxplssaiio..
Boyd, Of the firm Of Plat & Boyd,
whose books we're seized . short time
ago on the ground Of Irregularities In
Custom.house transactions, admits that
the petty cash book Of the firm ctn-
tains entries Of sums paid Inspectors,
together with the names Of Inspectors
thus paid, but adds that the money
was paid TO have their goods watched
on the dock until removed by the firm
and to save them from careless hand
ling BY the Customs cartman.
Rrnuds In the New York Custsm
It appears that OH tuesday last Sec
rotary Richardson received Information
from New York to the effect that In
an investigation Of the manner IN
which employees In the Appraisers
office and a number Of deputy col
lectors conducted business, 1t might be
found that the Interests Of the United
States were not properly protected.
There were also suggestions as to
frauds and collision Oh the part OF
officials. including In all about sixty
persons. Those charged with the H.
vestigations said TO be now making In
the Custom-House Will not give any
Information, and all sorts Of rutnors
are current. one being that the report
10 tho Secretary Of the Treasury was
based lpon the statements Of a man
who, being dissatisfied with his share
Of money received, disclosed all he
knew about the matter. A Washing
ton special says Secretary Richardson,
when asked about the truth Of the report
published, said the Treasury Depart.
nent Is always investigating, not only
In New York, but In every port where
much business Is done. 1t Is necessary
to be constantly vigilant. Some times
reports come fiom apparently dlsin-
tere.ted parties, while Ut other times
charges are specifically made by agents
Of the department who have facilities
for detecting fraud that mercantile
communities little dream Of. In this
case referring to New York; the In
formation failed ; 1t came from a man
whose reports have heretofore been
found strictly correct. Sweeping as
they were, 1t was tho duty Of the Col
lector to investigate, and while there
Ia good reason for believing that a
number accused are guilty, some may
be Innocent. I can't say until l hear
the result Of the Investigation what
number will be discharged.
Savings Bnnks.
A Washington dispatch says: The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, In
accordance with the provisions Of an
Act Of Congress, Il addressing circu-
lars to all Collectors Of Internal Rev
enuc. directing them to report upon
the nature of business done by savings
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-15
IsavinEs Bnnks,

A Washington dispatch says: The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, In
accordance with the provisions Of an
Act Of Congress, 1, addressing circu-
lars to all Collectors of Internal Rev
enuc. directing them to report upon
the nature of business done BY savings
banks.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

JuDeE 7. A. r. NELSON. Of East
Tennessee, died few days since at his
residence in Knoxville. He had occu-
pied place in public attention since the
year 1874. at which time he assumed the
championship of Henry Clay in his
memorable contest with Polk for the
Presidency. Though prominent before
the people of Tennessee for many years
aflerward, as candidate for Governor
and the U. S. Senate, he was never elect
ed, VIC believe, until the year 1859, when
he beat L. @. Haynes for Congress, after
one of the most exciting contests known
to the political history of Tennessee. In
1861 he gained additional prominence as
leader of the Union cause. In August
of that year, Tennessee having seeded,
he was elected to the Federal and Con-
federate Congresses on the same day and
at the same ballot bo4. He was selected
by ANDREW johnson Is one-of liis law
yers in the celebrated impeachment trial,
but failed to come up to his reputation
in the argument he made.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

rm Coufir~Jowndi has battle-ground
on The kuklux question. The whole
tenor Of series Of articles published
las, week, tended 70 show that the maxi.
mum reward The Governer was author
iacd to ofIar Cor The marauders was TO-
small 10 induce any detective TO take
upon himself the burden q hunting
them up, or even ascertainine who they
are. In the issue Of tho 25th inst. after
having sent a reporter 10 the battle
ground. the Dogbcrry conclusion is arri-
we'd at, that "if the Courts were not en-
tirely worthless, the entire gang could bo
dragged 70 the bar Of Justice" II the
Cp,oier-Jounal is so pre-eminently phil
anthropic, so overwhelmingly patriotic
that Il cannot endure with an appearance
Of calm indignation these blood and
thunder reports from "swcct Owen"
why docs il not take Il upon itself to
have the Judges Of the Owen and Henry
Circuit Courts impcachcd for malfeas-
arse in Office, instead Of pleading n an
indirect way for Federal interference, |,
Il has practically backed down from its
sterotyped objections to the kuklux law,
and now points iis batteries at the judi
ciarv.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

Radicals in Virginia are pursuing
the same course toward their negro allies
thai has characterized their treatment Of
them In Kentucky and other States.
Constituting nine tenths Of the Republi-
can voting strength in Virginia, they
nevertheless have no place on the State
Ticket for commonwealth offices. In
this particular instance, we have the
clearcst testimony of the distinction the
white Radicals make In their own party
on account Of race and color. In every
State in the South, and in almost every
county, where the Radical strength as
surnes respectable proportions, the ne
groes hold the power to frame ticket to
suit themselves. Without their votes,
the Republican party would be but the
shadow of faction; yet in no instance
in Kentucky. and but few other places,
bsvsfhcy-Bccn given the place on this
party ticket, which tsey.havea right to
Z demand on account Of numbers. 1t IS
time they should be aroused to knowl-
edge of the fact, that they are used by
designing men only for purposes of self
promotion. Their ignorance and stupid
ity must be great, indeed, if they fail to
sec this truth as presented, not by Dem
ocrats, but by the uniform course of their
own allies. They would do better il
they would burst party shackles and
vote for men who have reasonable so
licitude for. their welfare.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

TnEst- Louis Ordinance, looking tc
the suppression Of the social evil, 3" was
adjudged unconstitutional last Saturday
by the City Court. in test case brought
before il. The case. -howeyer.I went Of
chiefly upon the ground that the amend
mont to the city charter authorizing the
city council to regulate the evil was in
conflict with clause Of the State con
'stitution. which in substance prohibits
special legislation when general laws can
regulate tho same subject matter. The
question whether tho bill of rights was
violated by the ordinance was not deci-
ded.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

Mu-Es GnEEswooD. President Of the
trustees Of the Southern railroad, sd,
dressed an official note to Peter
Zinn, President Of the directors of the
Cosington and Lexington railroad, Civ
ing notice that in consequence Of the
rosolutios passed at the Paris meeting Of
the stockholders last Wednesday, nego-
tiations In reference 70 that road would
end until the directory was ready to sell
10 the Southern railway.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

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The interior journal., 1873-08-29

THERE was an engagement on the
11th inst, between the Indians and Gen.
Custar's cavalry near Muscle Shell river
on the line of the Northern Pacific Sur
vey, in which about thirty troopers were
killed and wounded. The estimated loss
of the Indians was about forty killed and
wounded.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29


FROM the Lexington Press of the 23d,
we CLEAN the intelligence that Gen. Les.
lie Combs has been guilty of an act
which is disgrace to his name and rep
utation. 1t is stated that while walking
down street in Lexington he met liz.
tie boy only four years old, whom he
lifted up, and without any sort of PROV.
ocation, dashed him violently to the
ground, from which he raised him again
and then repeated the same violence.
.si.- General was Immediately arrested
D rhe Chief Of F0ffce and gave boud
for his appearance. The boy WAS badly
though not fatally injured. We are at
loss 10 account for this conduct. The
General b a man Of the highest sense Of
honor, and has proven his fidelity as q
public servant both in times Of peact
and war. We tEnst there shall be some
explanation Of this seemingly brutal act
which will relieve it of the deformity
with which the published reports inyestit
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

The extraordinary announcement is
made that the confession iof Kate Stod,
dard that she murdered Goodrich in
Brooklyn, was detective ruse TO trap
the real murderer.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29
SHELBY CITY, KENTUCKY.
FANCY GROCERIES


The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company
offers !, 100000 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from s2 70 sl2 per
acne, on seven years time, with free transpor-
taiion from 81, Louis to all purehasers. cli-
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools,
churches aud law w-abiding society invite emi-
grants from all points 10 ibis land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars addre&, A. Tuck,
Land Commissioner st. Louis, Mo. 6s-tf
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

The steamer George Wolf, on her way
from Shreveport to st. Louis, blew up
last Friday morning at st Francis Is
land, Ten miles from Helena, Arkansas.
Ten OF fifteen passengers were lost.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29


Total 1900 Ghs, all cash, amounting to..s 10000
The Distribution viii be positive whether all the tick
cts are sold or not and the 600 s all paid In pro
PORTION 10 the tickets solda unsd tickets teing des-
troyed A. At the Firsr ans. Second Concerts and not
ePresented In the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickets 5000, Halves $500; Tenth, OF eaeh
coupon SEQ; Eleven Whole ticket. Ior seooeo u
Tickets for si OOO00; i1s whole Tickets ff $1,000 OJ,
227 whole Tickets for si0O00Oo. No discount on los
than ss00.00 worth Of Tickets At a time.
The UNPARALLELED success Of the Third GIN Noneert
well A. the satiAct0n given by the Frt aud second
make ID only necessary 10 the foruth 10 In
sure the prompt sale Of every ticket The ourth GIN
Concert will be conducted In all Its details IKE the
Third and full particulars may he learned nom eireu-
lars which will be sent free nom this once 70 All who
apply ar them.
feksts nov ready for Sae and ali orders accompanied
BY the money promptly filed. Liberal terms 70 thoe
who buy and sell them nsain.
THOs. z BRAMLE1TE,
Aesnt Publ Lhr..ky. and Manager Gin Concert
Public Library Building Louisville, ky.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

4 Dofs the tdiiof q he ISrkmon
nrRxAf control tlse policy Of that pa-
or does the Hon. Mr.. Chrisman, Of
Wayne perform tbat duty for himi--
toaficr-journal e.
Does Grs wnrfi1KIxs ASDrRsoS,
who collecss kentucky News claim
.thc ownership ef Prcntice's old clothes,
or docs Mr.. wnttcron assert beticr
tiilca The pallic have an interest in
knowing who wears Prcnticc's mantle.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29
rro rARMERs AND FRuIr-eRowERs

am snAe.soring 70 esiablish Rursery of my own
10 Lincoln county and and a nov N. hsss sb.N 10, ,QQ9,
~ ew Esel <reens etrauharry rladis ilasp beffloa
eie am ssll agent ior the Vell-kno~a and rellabll
Nur.ery of. W. WALKER a ca, Aneh0raee KY,
and can furnish frait aud Ornamental Trees, nhrubu
81, q the very ps.t quality a. Ieasouebie prices
s''a yosf'sdss 10 'as' a s'anIss'sl s'anIss'sl 12{,npson
i5f-an-l ~ milc North u STANFORD.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29
crANFoRp MALE SEMINARY.
JonH " PA@r' ia, P"seIrAar

=
The ncxt scssaou Il this school WI commence on
MQNDAr. septemser fss, sszs. and eon-
Ne ~ rrinsirsi, who has had nss< m.- tveniy
years n sncc~sl txIcriruce IN tcschiag am 4 m
rossssion Of nufers q letter. and tetimouinls cui
among the most pote eieeaiors q the Scuih deter
mined 10 Fsre pains % MAKE this hool -eosad TO
other IN standing and worthy q The patrcnage of
the people To this end he has secur the VI
Mr. r. X wit, from Washiirtnn and Ice UnivrTtty,
who win assist I'm The classical department Of tht
Mr. witt Il christian gentleman. sna pos.e..cd q
Scientific and Literary attainmenta of NJ ordinary
character aud WIN bc real acquisition 70 the comma-
Young ,nen win 10 prepared 10 enter the uuverssy
q virdnia wssbinron and Lss unisersIty, or any
Of our southern Collefsa
Parficuisr attention. win BE- devoted 4 fhe Ut q
Pcnmanship, v1ch With ths frincpal = spccsns.
n Virginia over large number u eompettnrs b1nk-
kespiss snd athoroush knosleae Of hasine-- YIN "
Tsrs ir session Of 10 mOs,hA 10 be paid promptly
At the end of every two months, viki
ruition and inciacntJ expenses f6r Higher
pruirhss. Including Latin, Greek and Math-
Penalties. per - 70
Intssucaiate BfnnchcS, including KtadinE,
Writing. Arithmetic, English Grnmmnf, -
Spelling and ueography, per month.....-..-.. 90
Primary Branches, Including spelling, Read
Ing and Writing. per month.........s.-....... os
Board and Tuition pr month. 90
The Principal will live In the cottage the semin
ary grounds, and yiil be prsPeIed 70 sccemmcdste
date supervision will have the advantage Of bis ass
sance Al night, in any diicuics they may encounter
. ss-i% ' JOHN W. PAINE, ia, Principal.
The interior journal., 1873-08-29

REEnRREc ns-GeoFge T. Evans, DE- r. ". Bron-
nugh and W. NJ Hgsins, Grab Orchard. Ny.
given by Proi ). O MKIEiasKR, Cab Orchard, Ky.
s7-ly. ~.
, 1873-02-20

PAnTNER WANTED. 5000 CASH CAPITALIST
lont Of aofiyo. A solid onterprso, guaranteeing
steady and ItoIitAblo return. Addruss b III, Trbano
, 1873-02-20
CATTLE DISEASE,
xts Appearance In Nroomo County,
NJ.

1rorn tho Rfnana,nton Republican, Flb. IL.
A number Of cnttto In this vicinity hayo boom
attacked with diRoane BuppoBod to DO corobro-
spinal meninetiu or inflammation of tho mem
is said to bo smitar to tho disease that nttaol,o
horBeB and proved no fatal, short timo ago,
Rftor the epizootio was prevalent, and was ~
aomo callod q rc1apno Of that disease. If this
cattle, daoaso should bocome aa wido-sproal and
enormous loss to tho datry intorcsts, as vol
producte - N"'A'
, 1873-02-20
STRAYED on STOLEN.

CToLEN-IlORsIt AND WAuQN-TAKEN ABOUT
lss Fir IItS't ,psy h.: :ondSSf S 'pan Isek
Iqlntod black, had piece .plt oa roar ond 81 boz.
liberal reward will he paid aE recovery Of property,
SMITH / DUNCAN. Ill aud l4a LAks.tt.:
, 1873-02-20
CITY REAL, E2TATE,


TOR nsALE-;EABAs1I.Av., 2ea FEET. g. f. C0u
u Thirty. .fourtl-Rt. 49,.
sSs: Is fsSt. ss, ~ = v e sss Fhif's 0n
Soutli Eark Honev1ri' a ioot. AZ: 0skwood:
Egsn:sy:. ;0o fcSt, noar Boulevard d1.,o,
Nlnocnuos.nv., % foet, 4. o. cor. NnxGt,.Av.
ytnpennea.Rv., GN fust. n. 0. cor. llEtT .fsAtst.
Sehi1sa;sy., go iee co., Iory. .oishih..t. 'A''
lrdiana.av., 1h5 fcet. .. 0. COR Fifty -tEird-ft.
pra!rioay., 1N teos, v. oor. ,Eitty tlirti-et.
Irartc'av., ltl foot, B.. Q. cor Fllt{.thiru.st
Ca!uMat-Rvt 1hb foot 5. Q. cor Eiftytlffd.at.
Gainmet'av.. l65 foat .. v. cor. Elty.tligd;at.
Calumet av., fsS fcpf n cor, Elfty.thirt.sk,
Ca!nmotnv., ib5 loot. q: o: cor, Fiji; ;thlrd:st
ljalumot.av 100 foot, lotty.oghth.st,. nt Konwood.
Gifty-fnlrth.ats. ..-.S
pSnslas.paeo, % foot. FACING South Park noulsvnr
M soss5a tracs q 5a'n9Iio a9FG s9th q
snitpurohaenrs and tona Of unproooiontod boray.
lor Improvement tnvoAtmgnt, nothing moro attractive
Of aos!fsbe ean be found y = Tue and tho es
Tn attention OF strangora md el1oT repoot
iully Invited It j. E3AfAS WARREN,
l8 ChutuhUr Of Commerce.
, 1873-02-20
PARTNERS WANTED.

T1AHTNER WAETED-1N THE PRINTING DIJSr.
NOES, In otlico worth ~, oO only $500 cash ro-
qplred hut good osaantnl. Apply ut onuo At
6Q1.Vt. @-----'' ~ -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-03

Our people were astouuded with the inlor-
nation, for tho first time made public last
week, that Hon. A. j. Crane, Assessor and
Collector Of ln,crnal Revenue for the third
Vermont district, had been dcclared delaullcr
to tho Government, 10 tho amount Of seventeen
thousand six hundred dollars, which amount
he was unable to make good Mr. Crane has
been well known politician in Vermont for
several years, and has, for the past few
years, been landlord Of the American llo-
tel in Burlington lie has always been re-
gnrded, so far as we know, as good citizen and
a competent business man, and the news Of his
deialcaton comes Unexpectedly upon his nu-
merous friends and acquaintance throughout
the State
In justice to Mr.. Crane, il should be stated
that he claims this deficit occurred about two
years ago and he imputes the crimnaity Of
the transaction to his former clerk and general
deputy Mr. Edward A. Jewett, now Of Chi.
cago, claiming that he embezzled the money
In this connection also it should be mentioned
that Mr.. Baxter, Mr.. Cranes predecessor,
claims that Mr.. Jewett was guilty Of embez-
cling several thousand dollars from him while
acting in that capacity, and has instituted a
civil suit against Jewett to compel repay
ment.
There is some FEASIBILITY 10 the charge
which Mr. Crane makes against Mr. Jowctt,
and yet, We are utterly at loss 70 imagine,
unless there was some neglected. duty in The De.
partment at Washington, how This dellcation
could have possibly been concealed for such
length Of time Tho checks in the office Of
the Commissioner of Internal Rcyonuearc per
feet, and knowledge of this defalction must
have come to that Office and have been trans
mitted directly to the Collector, ril5iH sal
months from the time occurred la this case
Mr.. Crane could have proceeded against Mr.
Jowett while he was in Vermont, and that was
clearly the proper course 20 have been taken.
Declarations do not generally decrease in
amount, nor is The case with which accounts
may he investigated greatly enhanced by dc.
lays 10 any event we think the Department
at Washington, must bear some portion Of the
odium Of this shameful transaction.
it Is perhaps proper w STATE thht ME- Jt"ttl 81
friends di-bclieye the statements made TO his
discredit, and probably nothing short of a
rigland impartial examination Of The affair By
competent officers lldiscose where the blame
lies
Mr. Crana's bond.mcn are Mo.srs l.. b.
Plat. Geo II Bigclow, WIN @ Shaw, Geo
Edmuud- and Jed p Clark lie has sur
rendered lis interest in the American. and die.
house is again in charge of It's former pro-
pr.etor, Mr. II H. Howe.