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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

THE Internationals Of Spain and Switz-
erland have communicated with the or
ganization in New York city, asking
that aid be be extended from the United
States if the workingmen of those coun-
tries go on a general strike.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

SUSAN b. ANTHONY has been sentenc-
ed to pay a fine of 800 and costs for vot-
ing Illegally. The election officers who
permitted her to vote were fined each 1926
and $50 costs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28
Members of Committee

Trinity Center-W. P. Hall; Minersville,
i. d. Draper; Douglas City-H. W. Leonard I;
.4isy Fork--K. B. Wells Indian Creek, r.
Silkcox; Junction City, T. G. Haas Canon
City, II. c, Wilt North Fork Ii. Schooner !;
Weavcrville, q. b. Jumper, E. p, LoyeJoy, c.
Hartman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

They have an ordinance in San Lean
dro which prohibits the sale of liquor to
old soakers, after notification by three
respectable citizens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

The Sentinel says the bridge across
the Sacramento river at the town of Red
Bluff has been killed by the Board of Su-
pervisors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

GOVERNOR GROVER has received off,
cial notice that none of the Oregon vol
unteers were near the killing of the Modoc
prisoners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

THERE are now nine persons in the
county jail of San Francisco charged
with the crime of murder, one of whom
is under sentence of death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28
seerkly 0rinity Soarnal.
OUR AGENTS

THOS. BOYCE, Room No. 30, Few
Merchants Exchange Building, Sar. Fran
cisco, Is our only authorized agent IN that city.
GEO. p. ROWELL d CO., 40 Park
Row, are our only autho. lied Agents in New
York City,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

For the very best Photographs go to Bradley
Il RulofsOn's Gallery without Stairs. BS-AS
CEND IN TIIE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. 8.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

THE War Department will next week
invite proposals for supplying 25O,OOO
headstones for the graves of the Union
de I'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

AN Iowa Grange has resolved that it
will wage war against railroads, "even
to determination, if need be-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

DIES for the coinage of the new trade
dollar will be sent to San Francisco by
the 10th of July.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

j. McM. SHAFTER is considerably spo-
ken of as n candidate for United States
Senator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

SAN Francisco is become SO immoral
that one Police Judge cannot attend to all
the cases.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1873,

Mt O'clock P. VI. Important business will
oemc before the Committee and the attendance
of every member is urgently requested.
F. r. LovEJoY, Secretary.
Neaverville, June 25th, 1873
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

VIsALIA was lighted with gas for the
first time on the evening of June 23d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

RED BLUFF wants Fire Department.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28
SATURDAY, JUNE rs. 1873.
MEETING OF REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMITTEE,

V>lIE REPUBLICAN COUNTY Cen
II trnl Committee is hereby called upon to
assemble at the TRINITY JOURNAL Office, Court
House Building, Weaverville, on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-28

THE Great Eastern has paid out over
1000 miles of the new Atlantic cable,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27
Wooden Buildings.

We have observed O very great LIBERAL
ity In the City Council In the way OF au'
thorizing the construction of framed build
iugs in the city of Richmond. We do not
know the exact localities of all these build.
ings. but 10 many are authorized that we
NAV well apprehend that some of them are
in situations that make them perilous to the
civ In case of fire. We have fearful exam-
pies Of human suffering from too many
wooden buildings near one another. New
cities, with many framed buildings, that have
sprung up along lines Of railway have been
swept from the face of the earth.
When a fire gets into nest of framed
houses, and is once fairly lighted, 1t is ex'
ceedingly difficult to arrest it. And the
suffering that Is occasioned by the deslruc.
ton Of such buildings Is always great. They
are occupied by families Of moderate means,
generally working people, who depend upon
their daily earnings for support; and when
they are driven from their shelter they have
very scant resources, and most Of them are
thrown upon the public charity. 1t is hard
to realize the sharp misfortune that falls
upon the humble tenants Of these framed
buildings in the event Of q fire that destroys
them.
A member Of city council that had per-
mitted large number of them TO be huddled
together could not, In the event Of their de.
structiou, rid himself Of painful conviction
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For the Dispatch.]
RecOnciIed by Bi0Odshed.

Those who argue that rushing into war
with Spain will reconcile us to our masters,
and end all future troubles on account OF
Cuba by giving that island to the United
States. appear to me to lose sight OF several
Considerations which should dictate the
course the South ought to pursue,
First of them Is the ethical view of the
case-tbe right to make war for the offence.
IJndeniably it was an offence against human
itv. this butchery of tue tjlibusters, and Of
a kind to fill us with horror as do all cases
Of the sort. Whether ii be the butchery OF
Missouri Confederates, as by Mcneil at the
Fairgrounds in Palmyra, driven TO the
spot seated on their cofirs, and shot
with some features of nameless polu-
ton: or the indiscriminate massacre
of Piegan Indians by Lieutenant Gene
raj Sheridan-an act approved by
Sherman; or the murder Of hapless boy of
twelve years old, torn from the arms of his
mother, in Fauquier county, taken sick to
Washington, immured In damp cell in the
Old Capitol prison, and when llboring ull-
der dangerous malady, brought on by con-
finement and coarse prison-iare, taken to The
pump and ducked-whereby he died; all
this against the written and officially re-
ceired protest of his mother, and against the
TeulpuStIauCcS uuu REPRESENTATIVES, VI Ills
friends in Alexandria, who happened to be
rebels; and all done because he could not.
or, heroic boy, would not, give Information
as TO the number and position of certain
Confederate troops. The recital of such
things, even when "they have foated into
the past,"-as all these have, do yet ill LIS
with horror and disgust. But what moral
right have we to single out Spain for special
execration, and 20 to war with her?
Suppose that and my tenant, like Spain
and Cuba, are contesting the right to the
house which my tenant occupies, and to
which have legal claim, an incendiary ap-
pears with lighted brand in one hand and Il
pistol In the other TO fire the house and kill
me if interfere. Have the right to shoot
him? And in the eye of real justice does it
make any difference, whether / shoot him on
the threshold of my house or at the door of
another house to which he had retreated,
pistol aud torch in hand? admit 1t would
have been cooler, more prudent, more HUI
maine 10 capture the man and try him. But
suppose the same man had repeatedly made
the same attempt, had several times set fire
to the house, and fired at and wounded me
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Canals.

The Industrious correspondent of the Gin
clnnali Commercial opens the issue of rail-
roads and canals, and takes the side of rail.
roads. He is drifting to the rear. A few
years ago there was war of words about
the relative advantages Of the two systems
OF transportation. Since then people have
wisely discovered that there Is no rivalry be-
tween them except here in Virginia be-
tween the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road
and james River cansD; that both are good
10 their way-nay, exeellent--the railroad
for passengers and light freights, the canal
for heavy freights. That there is no way of
transportation equal to the floating freights
through water we believe to be settled
question. Questions may arise concerning
the practicablity or impracticability Of con-
structing u canal along particular line, but
no man questions the advantages of canal
that is constructed, whether we consider
chcapuess Of transportation or safety and
security Of things transported.
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The Republicans and Cuba

The Central Republican Committee of New
York met on Monday and had proceed
ings concerning Cuba. They adopted reso-
lutions declaring that the seizure of the Vir-
yuius under the national flag, and the in
human barbarity" Inflicted upon her pas
seugers, bad aroused feeling Of universal
indignation among the people D; and, further
more, that these acts demand speedy re-
dress" The committee extend their deep
Is, sympathies" to "peoples of all nations
that are struggling for freedom" and declare
that il Spain is sincere in establishing repub-
lIcanism she will prove it by giving liberty to
tue people and slaves of Cuba. Finally, they
e.ll upon the Government to "vindicate the
honor Of the nation" OF course, it being
slightly tattcred, it is all the more important
that it should be vindiated."
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New Books.

Uncle Grandesir's Matches. A Fairy Tale.
Translated from the French of Nine. LA
BARRGsE Z. MAR7IHEAU DIES CHEssEz. au-
thor of "Lady Green Satin and Her
Maid Rosette." With Illustrations. Phil.
adelphla: CLAYTON, REMsES & HAFFEL-
FINGER.
A very pleasant book for young people.
For sale By WooDHoUsE q PARHAN.
Wontus; or, The Corps of Observation.
By Colonel WILLIAM NJ. RUSKLE. With H.
lustraions. Philadelphia J. b. L1PPN-
COLT & Co.
A story of the civil wal, located Chiefly In
the peninsula Of Virginia.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27

The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLRoAD.-Ihe
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
saws OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
that 1t Is "a first-class Railroad" and that it
il intended to have double track as soon as
the business of the road requires 1t. This it
will assuredly have. 1t will unquessionably
have the business and there will be enough
for the railroad aud for tue central water
line too. and even then the West Will want
more outlets to market.
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JovEIIAR, the Governor-General of Cuba,
teegraphs to the Home Government at Ma
drid that its authority will be obeyed by
Cuba. Exactly Then what Is the Use Of
the "bustle, bustle," In the navy. 1t will
give work to the unemployed. Every.
thing happens for the best"
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of his agency in bringing many people TO
great suffering.
We think little more clrcumspcctlon<
might be exercised by our City Council on
this subject.
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hcen much with the committee, and heard
them talk IN an unofficial way over their
wine, that they will, among other remedies
for scant transportation, recommend the ha-
nawha canal. They know that the Presl.
dent Is for 1t In preference TO any othe,
scheme looking to cheap transportation, anu
Executive favor goes good ways.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27

HE COMMITTEE ON TRAssroRTATIoE.--T
Senate Committee on Transportation Is one
ol great importance. The nation looks with
great interest TO their forthcoming report
We have from the correspondent Of the Gin.
ciuaah Commercial the following para.
graph: 1874 4.ss.s.- @.
&c! am Informed b. gentleman who ha,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27
IT, PRATTS ASTRAL OIL.

IL FRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe Perfectly odoricss. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Burns
iu-iar lamp without danger Of cxplodiut. taking
fire. Manufactured expressly 10 oiSp!lce the use q
volatile and dangerous oils. It's safety under every
possible test Gud IT. perfect burning qualities. are
proved by It. coutuuG.! in over 100000 fiu'i-
lies Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac-
clcEt-dircct!y or indrcctiS-haa ever occurred
trom burning, storirs OF handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commits IoneGs
ihruue .out the country recommend the ASTRAL
~ The test safeguard whcn lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale al retail by the trade generally, aud a,
wholesale by the prupgctoTs, CHARLES PRATT
x CO.. 10S Fulton street, New Iork.
Uc 17-dS w8in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27
~" 10 THE PUBLIC.

Ill FOR NOFEIBER.-MOR NEW
AND ELEGANT CauAKs, $ACQCES, RED1N-
GVTIs, &laWLS. ANU DRESS GOODS FOR
WINTER SALi.S.-T. j. PRICE & co. arr OPEN
Ing Il gre1; variety OF new and elegant goods:
LATEST GTYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAS CIGARS.
E.;CLGsu JACKETS, plain aIr; embroidered;
ENGLISH JACKETS. blue, fancy, and new;
Grogt display Of NECK RurELTSos;
LACE CoLLARE TIE and TgsTs-very rare,
VELVET CoLLARETTLS, ribbon en'ls:
DRESS GOODS IL great variety Ut wonderfully low
rates, such rs VELoCHs. 2orLfT sC1TrEcs,
sATINS, REPS. OrToMAEs, EMPRESS CAMELs-
HIN PoFLIES, &C, &C., at 20, 80, 50, 4Cc. 10
IL per yard;
snAwLs, HOSIERY, GLOVES;
LADIES SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
MISSES and BOYS SHIRTS and DE AwEHe;
CA$sIMEEFS In great variety, Sc. oc so
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RMORY COMPANY B, FIRST RE- &
n CEMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS e
RICHMOND, VA, November IT, lSl3.TIIus !.
command will assemble at tue aTmory IlilS u
EVESiNG ut g O'Clock for drill. 4 full attend
aace is desired. By order icn:rnant BlEE2hD.
no 27-lt* FIRST SetecahI.
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EnRM OE PROXY.

Richmond and Danville Railroad Conpany;-
Know nil men by these presents That - inc
undersigned, do hereby constitute ana appoihL -,
sttorney for and In - name |? Tolc on
nil questions that may be- brought before INC ntet
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Rchm9nd anu na n,
Wndnc. dnv tlc 9th day OF December, 1873, orat
any adjourned meeting thereof. hereby ralifyng all
the acis Of - said attorney III the premises u
r.; testi,nonv whereof - have hcreurto atl:Xed
- hand - this - day OF --. no Eo-iu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27

nIT BARGAINS IN ALPACAS, &C.
T. L, PRICE e co. hare Just received another lot
Q! those cuclp ALfACA5 anu MuuAiRS from 81
10 Sc, hest goods.
BLANKETS, FLASEELS, PRINTS:
BLACK gEOS-GRAIS SILKS, very cheap:
vELYETEEEs. MOURNING GOODS;
EUCL EVAED SKIRTS, MEMS SHIRTS. &C.
&C 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27

RICHMOND AND pANvrLLE RAlLRohD- Co..
EICnMoHD, Va. November 20, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
1 STOCkHOLD EgS OF this company Will be
held on WEDNESDAY The 10th Of DeccluDtr'
1873 at the Exchange Hotel, III this city, cohfeA-
the tran textbooks of the company Will DC closed
from the end Of the present month until alter ule
annual meeting. ,r, ,,.>,,x,.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM "a
wi hersof JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, will Xxx
attend stated meeting AZ st. A9ann na III sister
THIS EVENING ut O'Clock. MemneIs ot si 81
lodges and visiting brethren Invited 10 De pre-
sent. BY order Of the W. u: ,y,orrV
secretlry.
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protect TOUE LUNGS.

Tile DREADNOUGur and CUIhtSE CHEST.
made OF fine felt, and doubi" 50
as to afford warmth and protection 10 The back and
chest, should be worn by every one 10 guard against
tie sudden changes Of temperature In The fail and
winter. Tho use Of them is endorsed By toe highest
medical authority. AL sizes on hand 81
MEADE s BAKERS Drug Store,
nolO al9 Main street.
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AMTsEsYENES.

AMIsEaIENES.
DICuMOND THEATRE.
Brilliant reception OF the
FnVOR1TES.
THURSDAY EVENING. N0yEolnEE p,
SECOND NIGHT
of Richmonds fayorte Artistic,
Miss ADA GRAY,
supported Try The TALENTED ynuns actor Mg: LARRY
IASGDOE and We. SPALDEfG'S great
Star Combination.
THIS Thnrsday EVESlSG VIII oa he Tepe pea
WHO'S WIFE?
FRIDAY, benefit Of Mss GRAY,
EAST Lynne.
ADA GRAY MATINEE-SATURDA1 /. u.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle. *
Orchestra ana fErQueL. 70
Family C!rc!e.,...... e.
GALLERY
no 27-3t%
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-A grand 70.
U CAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
will he given at The Baptist church TG1S Thnrs,
daVJ NIGHT at o'clock. Proceeds 10 re devoted
~ churrn REPAIRS &C. The beet auIa;car talent CT
The town have volunteered their services. Ad!nis-
sion. 80 ocnts: ~ r,1n
at tho county court house. which will continue until
fmriher notice aud will ofer al assortment Of nse-
full, beautui, and palataole articles Ut rSi'i! fea
soI ~ 1900 Envcmhcr 81, noo7-lt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-19

kitchen work. and Cockourn entered
their department to get a pan which
de desired to use. Some hard words
were exchanged earlier In the MORN
Ing, and the opportunity was seized
upon by the Cinnamon. When Cock
burn asked the use Of the pan. n russell
followed, during which the Cinnamon
got the boy down and might have
killed him but for the interference Of
the proprietor, Mr.. White, who sep
arated them. The Cinnamon made
some threats about killing the boy,
whcreupon the latter procured a five
shooter and opened fire. II shot hit
ting the first in the right shoulder, tho
ball ranging downward and backward
and the second In the left side in the
region of the heart, from the effects OF
which he expired In 4 few minutes.
A third had the side Of his head graZed
by the ball and q part of his n car
ried away. Cockburn was taken into
custody. The general feeling among
those familiar with the circumstances
Is i'm his favor,
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SECOND
Stealing stock-Held 20 Answer-
Bargiary-scrious Accidrnt-Law

SAN FnANcIsco, July 1913 Il. NJ
Sydney Fisher was arrested on the
complaint Of Mr.. Coursen, accusing
him of stealing GO shares Of Raymond
s. Ely stock, worth about $4,000. De-
PENDANTS counsel tried to have the
case dismissed OH the ground that the
stock had been returned to him and
the prosecuting witness was willing
the case should DO dismissed. The
Court said 1t had no power to dismiss
OH the alleged compromise. Coursen
testified that Fisher came to him. sold
the stock and went with him to get the
money ut an Office on California street.
When Fisher went up stairs he didn't
see him again. Since that time Fisher
had settled with him satisfactorily.
Mr.. Plate, a broker, testified that lie
loaned Fisher $4,000 on the stock.
The court held him to answer in $4,000
bail.
A burglar broke into the Police
Courtroom Inst night and opened the
clerks desk, but found nothing, and
escaped.
A hcrse attached to q scavenger's
cart, used in collecting filth In China.
town, took fright on Commercial street
and started to u away. Near the
corner Of Dupont street he Knocked
down two Cinnamon and ran over
both, breaking the arm of II and
seriously injuring the other.
Earle s. Smith, attorneys, Salt Lake,
have commenced suit against j. B.
Frisbie, j. d. Fry, William NJ. Lent
ct ais, stockholders OF the Emma
Mining Company, to recover $lo,ooo
alleged to be due plaintiffs as attorneys
for defendants In adjusting claim &c
Emma mine. Utah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-19

A MALICIOUS LIE.-The story that Re!nstcin
& Co., the famous Gold Hill clothlers, whose
store IL In Maynard's Block, Main strcet, have a
whole ship.load OF choice clothing lrom Europe:
by way of Carson river, In order 10 Keep theif
stock good. Is 4 dirty. malicious lie, the on
spring of an e~nvious. maleyolent heart, IL ~
well known that q ship cannot ana never mas
arrived here by thai route. hence the abtnrdlty
OF tho story. Relnsteln u Co. DO NOT import
clothing from Europe, but direct from Their
manufacturer In San Francisco and the East,
made 10 order, OF the very bert materials and
in the latest s,ylcl. They believe In home man
ufacturcs and home trade. Drop In and cx'
anime their new stock OF goods.
CALL on IIIGGISs.-For ilags, banners, ETC.,
call on Higgins. For blank books, stationery,
rchool hooks, periodicals, magazines, or any
thing I'm that line, call Oh Higgins. For pictures,
picture frames and other Article dcsirables IN
that way. call on Higgins. For music booSs,
sheet music. musical !nstrrmcnts-in iact LOT
almost anything. and ut the cheapest possible
each rates. call on X. l., Higgins, No. 81 south
e street. Virginia.
Fnurr.-T. Il. McGurn, tho ir!eprcssiblc
fruit, vegetable, game, poultry. provision and
grocery dealer. at liG South . street. has the
largest, finest and cheapest i1t OF irSsn ltaas
ever brought 10 this market. lie Is selling the
beat quality Of apples nj from 81 to 81 = per
bOx. delivered free OF charge TO any part OF the
city. He receives fresh fruit and vegetables
from California every morning. IL
COLUMBUS BEER BENNINGTON friend Da'
Wis, OF the Columbus Brewery, Main street, dc.
slrcs us to state for the benefit Of his large out.
side custom, that owing to the great scarcity
of water he j. obliged 10 suspend operations
for the present. He will still. however. have
enough Of his lannon's lager, ale, porter, etc, on
hand to keep tho regular customers OF his pop
MAR saloon well supDliel,
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Ngpglhaah1
~4
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[~sPxcLAL TO u GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
INTELLIcENc e
Ovrrdravn Bank Account.

OvHr0fuW nh1A
New York, July l0.-It Is stated
that tho personal accounts of E. 5.
Mills, late President OF the Broadway
Trust Company, who was drowned at
Coney Island last Tuesday morning,
are overdrawn 500, 900, and that he
allowed the loanIng Of over $780, 600
of the funds Of that institution on
doubtful security.
New Csmmissioners nEvienua.
a Vienna special states that Hiram
Garretson OF Cleveland, Ohio, has been
appointed Chief American Cemmls.
sioner In place Of Jackson Schulz, re-
signed. and has entered upon his duties.
Missing Tax Records.
Several important tax records OF
Brooklyn are missing, and are oellev-
ed to have been removed by some late
ring to cover up II former regularity.
Accident Ia a Church.
The flooring OF the Presbyterian
Church, at Hudson City. n. j., gave
way during HI entertainment, Thurs
day night, and 40 children were in
jured. some seriously.
Suspected Poisoning.
Last Thursday, the parents of Utica
V. Brooker, called on n lawyer and
told him they had reason to believe
that their daughter, who died July 9th,
had been poisoned, and that they sus-
pectcd a physician who attended her
OF being guilty of the alleged murder,
with the knowledge and connivance OF
Col. Blood. Mrs. Woodruff and Miss
Claflin stated that the circumstances OF
their sisters death were suspicious,
but refused to join In the story Of pois-
onIng. The lawyer declined to lnsti-
tute All inquiry before the Grand Jury.
Arrival OF n Special Agent Of the
Cuban Republic.
General Qucsada, brother-in-law Of
President Ccspeics, and confidential
agent of the Cuban Republic, arrived
here yesterday; bearing dispatches to
the Colombian Minister Mt Washing
ton concerning Cuban independence.
lie states that fifteen hundred troops
have been promised from Mexico;
that Peru will probably soon render
assistance, and that arrangements are
being made for holding at Washington
a conference of representatives from
all the South American republics to
promote Cuban independence.
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FROM EUREKA.
Row In q BeardIng Heuse-A wv
latte Boy Kiiis One Chiso'san
mad Wounds Anolher.

EUREKA, New, July l9.-Ycsterday
morning a difficulty arose between
some hands employed ut the Console
dated boarding house on Ruby HILL
which resulted In the killing Of a CHI
naman named All Lee, and the wound.
ing Of another named George, by a
boy, Tommy Cockburn, q Mulatto
waiter, employed In the house. Tbe
two ChLamcn were engaged In doing