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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-12-04
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STATE N EWS.

A woman--a religious monoma.
mac ut Denmark in this State-tel,
that she had committed the unpar
donablc sin, and that "the words Of
her mouth were not acceptable in
His sight" She made a vow never
TO utter another syllable--that was
five years ago, and to this day she
has not broken it. Her two youngc.
children have never heard their mo
Tiers voice THIS is at once rebuke
TO the "wicked" men, who laugh at
woman's loouacity, and a curiosity
tor acknowledgement Gazette.
4 Cedar Rapids paper in describ
ing a surprise at ono OF the pastors
in that city says it was real clover
bic and kissablc' time. Tongue
suckings and the like are below par
in other places, but Cedar Rapids
young folks are rather slow about
dispensing with such 'labial cxer-
c,scs."
The meeting OF the State Conyen-
ton of the Patrons OF Husbandry
will take place in Des MONIES Tues.
day next week. The Convention
las, year numbered about 1900 mem
urtn, .,.e .sr.- ---.-.:~- -
reduced since that time the coming
convention Will be much smaller, and
probably moro work will be &C.
compl;shed, This meeting il looked
forward TO with considerable inter
est.
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So GENERAL has the public confidence be>
come in Dr.. Ayers medicines, and 80 great
the demand for them, that nnprincipled vii
lains are attempting 10 deceive the unwary
by imposing upon them their worthless nos
,rums under o similarity of name. Cherry
rec.oral Lozenges, DR.. Ayers Troches,
Ayers Pastries for Coughs, Cherry Pecioral
Cough Drops, Ayers Fever and Ague Cure.
Dr.. Ayers Indian Pills, &c., &c, (uoue of
which arc Of DR.. Ayers manufacture or
composi,ion) are specimens Of this vilainy
am. deceit. They no, only deiraud the sick
.! their money, bu, ofthci' health, or the re-
coysry Of their health, which is far moe
important than money. From actual coun-
terfcits the people are protected by law
which the Doctor promptly enforces, bat
these eyasions sometimes clude the law,anl
purchasers must protect themselves by re-
fusng TO be deceived by them. -Dorer (N.
H. Bee.
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Gloss" Tweed was last week Sat.
urday conveyed to his new prison
home on Blackwcl's Island in the
East River. Ho was supplied with
the full rcgalia CT a convict, shaved
head, PRISON suit sc
The December number OF Wood 8
Household Magazine is replete with
good rcading-er.ertaining sketches
stories, poems, &c, &c. Its table Of
contents embraces the following ar.
ticles; "A Better Country Mary
Ha,twell; An Engineers yarn, Al
bert Williams, Jr., Our Party at Sea,
Rev. J. S. Breckenridge; Two En-.
thuslasts, II. NJ. Lewtral; Presence
of Mud, Rev. i. w. Holland; Our
Babies, D. A. Gorton, NJ. d.; Bless.
edhcss Of Riches, Tenoroon Hans
Doodledce, Rudolph Mente'; In
s,allmrnt OF Max Kroner, author OF
Je.sicas First Prayer; Goldfish and
Potatoes, Chapter II, by Eleanor
Kirk; Misery Jippeau, Chapter VII,
VIII, by II. Y. Osborne. In addition
TO these articles are several pretty
poems, cha: ming little Cottage
Design, aud eitorla! departments
embracing Our House keeper, Cor.
responience, Literary Notices, and
laughing Stock. The engraving tor
this month is entitled Old Folks.
All the above for one dollar per
ycar-or with Chrome Yosemite one
dollar and halt. Address,
WOODS Household MAGAZINE,
Ncwburgh, N. Y
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.SUEP/Fk'S g If y

pY virtue of a Special Execution, dated the
- 20th Of October 4. u. 1878, TO me direct
ed, issued out Of III Office Of tn Clerk Of
The District Court OF Tam. Coauiy, State
Of Iowa, in favor of Afford Philips, and
against William C. Crawford, Lizzie L.
Craw.orJ Elijah Gal.ien, Rachel Gallon,
Margaret Dew, Dow g. Fowler, William
Blossom, ]. 3. Taylor. G. B. Bradshaw, the
Warsaw Woolen Mills Co., and Cpok &
Wheeler, on a judgment rendered by said
Court at the February term thereof, A. D.,
1873, against the said William G.. Craw-
ford, for the sum Of Sa559l, and decree
Of foreclosure against said defendants.
wherein it was ordered, adjudgel an
decreed that tho following described real
estate, to-wit.
Commencing At the northeast corner Of the
northwest quarter Of section number five
[ol in township eigh,y-four ts4l. north of
range fifteen, IL west Of til. 9TH p. NJ.
running thence south twerty-six chains
and eleven links, thence west twelve chaics
and eighty-hree links, thence north TWEEN
~ six chains and thirty-tMo links, thence
east twelve chains and eighty-thlco links,
to TIC place Of beginning. ard containing
thirty three and one.half acres, more or
less, and being share number six rs in the
PARTITION o. the estate Ct Thomas Dew, de-
ceased; also commencing at tho southwest
corner OF the northwest quarter of said
section 1--WE, township and range, aforesaid,
running thence north eighteen chains and
forty-seven links, thence cast twenty chains
thence south eighteen chlns and forty
seven links, thence west twenty chains and
three and onc-ha!f links to place Of beginning
containing thirty seven acres. more or less,
and being share number eight [Sl. in the
partition Of the estate of Thomas Dow, de-
ceased, as shown by the decree parti,ioning
said estate, be sold, or so much thereof as
is necessary to satisfy said judgment, in
tercst and cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shalt on
the 9Th day Of Dec, A. D. 1873, between
the hours Of o'clock A. II. an 4 o'clock
+. NJ. Of said day, sale 10 commerce at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the from. do,r
Of the Court House in To.clo, Iowa, in Ia,
county Of Tama, offer ana sell at public out
cry, TO the highest ana best bidder, that /,
lids two,tbirls or ever Of the appraised val
ue. for cash, all thsright, title and interest
OF the above named defendants, in and 10
The above described property, or so much
thereof as is necessary 10 satisfy said
judgment for the above named Gum, TO-
gether with costs ana all accruing costs,
unless tho same shaIl be sooner satisfied.
Oct. -, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff u Tama county, Iowa.
APPELLATE 4 KINNk,
ls-49. $l0.65 Atsysfer Plaintiff.
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No War with Spain.

The Spanish government has &C
ccled to the d ma Ids OF the United
States, and thus thu war cloud has
disappeared. Tho terms OF settle.
mont are briefly these: The Yer.
gin;us is TO be surrendered up TO
our government; the families Of
those who were executed arc 10 be
unidentified and the American fla, is
TO be salute1 by the Spanish govern
inent. Tao tiins for the salute OF
our Arg has been fixed Tor December
18th, but the amount OF indemnity
has OF, 50 tar as We are Informed,
been fixcl upon. The only posi-
b,l,ty OF further troable now appar-
.nt is the indisposition Of the Span
lsh authorities in Cuba to acquicsce,
with the Spanish homo authorities in
yielding 10 the demands that have
bocn ,naIo with that stcrnncss which
characterizes the action OF our gov
srnment. These demands, while
ihey are not as great as some would
havc desired, appear 70 have been ali
that could have been reasonably
snade to command the respect OF
s.her nations. Had it been possible
and prudent u reqsirc Spain 70 r.
lnqai.h her right to Cuba, snoh a
course would have been desirable.
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JUDICIAL ORDER.
Times of Holding Courts in
the 9th Judicial District Of
iowa.

In pursuance 10 the provisions of the
Statute in such cases made aud provided, it
is hereby CT lei ed that the terms OF the Dis
trict Court for the 9th Judicial District in
the State Of Iowa, for the Year 1874 and
1875, shall tie held ut tho tlnles and places
following to-wit:
Al Iowa Cay, in the county Of Johnson,
on the first Monday in January aud the first
Monday in June.
A, Ma,eneo in the county Of Iowa, on
The first Monday in February and the first
Monday in September
AT Toledo, in the county Of lama, on the
third Monday in February and the third
Monday in September.
At Vr,on N the county of Benton, on
Nc nday in October.
At Marion in the county of Linn, en- the
third Monday in March and the third Mon
day in October.
AT Upton il. TIE county Of Cedar, on the
6,s' Monday in May, and the fret Monday
in No enter.
At Anamo.a; in tie county of Jones, on
the third MoaSay in May and the second
Monday in december
Ana it is further ordered that the terms
for the Circuit Court, III and for the 9 h
Judicial District, for the year 1874 and 1875
shall te held at the times and p aces fol-
lowing, to wit:
At wa City, in the County of Johnson,
on the third Monday in March and the
fourth Monday in s ptember.
Al Marengo, in the county of Iowa. on
the third Monday in April and the third
Monday in November.
rusa1R. TN e.-y-e ,tai'y or ran ". Aasv
first Monday in May, and the first Monday
in December.
At Vinton; in the county Of Benton, on
the third Monday in May and the third
Monday in December.
At Marion. in the County Of Linn, on the
first Monday in January and the first Mon
day in ,Jure.
At Upton, in the county OF Cedar, on the
third Monday in February and the fourth
Monday in August.
At Anamosa, in the county Of Jones, on
he first Monday in March, and the second
Monday in September.
Given under our hands at Marion, this
22d day Of October, 1873.
JAS. II. kOTnROCK,
Judge District Court, Sth District.
JOHN MoKEAN.
jude Circuit Court, Sth District.
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TAMA CITY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of a special execution, dated the
ID 10Th of October, A. d. 1873 to me di-
rectcd, issued out Of the Office of the clerk
Of the Circuit Court of Tama county, State of
Iowa, in favor Of Afford Philips, assignee
of Margaret Dew, and against William G..
Crawford Lizzie l.. Crawford, Elijah Gall
lion, Rachel GALLON and George p. We
rum on judgment rendered by said Court
at the J ,nuary term thereof A. D. 1872,
against the said William c. Crawford, for
the sum Of SlSl.92, and decree OF
foreclosure against The said defend
ants, wherein i. was ordered, adjudgcd aud
decreed that the following described real es-
tate, to wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner of
the northwest quarter Of section mum Der
five ~, in township number eighty -four,
[Sil, north Of range number fifteen l51
west, running thence west twenty chains
and three and onc-half links, thence north
eighteen chains and for,y-seven links.
thence cas-. twenty chains and three and
one half links, thence south eighteen chain
and forty-seven liuks, 10 the place of be-
ginning, being share number seven in the
partition of the estnte of Thomas Dew, de-
ceased, and containing thirty -seven Isl
acres, more or less, be SOLD, or so much
thereof rs is necessary to satisfy said
judgment, interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 9th day Of Dec, A. D. 1878, between the
hoars Of . o'clock A. VI. and 1 o'clock p, NJ
of said day. sale to commence at the hour
of 10 o'clock 4 NJ, at the front door of the
Court House ia Toledo, Iowa, in the county
Of Tama, offer and sell ut public outcry
to the highest nd best bidder, that bids tw 0
thirds or over Of the appraised value, for
cash, all the right, title and interest OF
the above named defendants, in and to
the above described property, or so
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy said
judgment for the above named sum together
with costs and all accruing costs, uu.ass
the same shall be sooner satisfied.
OFT. "a, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa,
APPELGATE 4 KlNEE,
$40 46-40 Attys for Plaintiff.
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ADM .NIS7R4TOR'S NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that the un-
dsrsigned has this day been appointed and
comm ssioned By the Circuit Court of Tama
county, in the State OF Iowa, Administrator
Of the estate Of S. II. McPhcrrnn. deceased:
and all persons having claims against SAID
estate are hereby notified to flo 1heIn with
the Clerk Of said Court, clearly stated and
duly sworn to, and within legal time, pre-
paratory TO their being allowed or proved ];
and person, owing said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment to the under
signed, an avoid costs.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this lst day Of
December, A. D., 1878.
L. B, NELSON,
1852 Administrator.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

C,TATE OK IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So,
To William Carr.
You arc hereby rotihed that there is new
en- file, in the office Of the Cork Of the Cir
cult Court, OF lama county, Iowa, petit
tiou of Geo. l.. Bailey: claiming Of you the
sum Of one hundred and forty dollars, as
justly due him, on account, for services
performed by him for you, in the sale 0: o
certain tract Of land ia Toleio township.
Tama county, Iowa; and that writ Of ~.
techmept has been issued against your
property.
And that unlers you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon, Of the Ind day Of
the next term cfsaid Court being the Deem
Dor Tern Of said Court for the year A. D.
1873, commencing on the first Monday Of
december A. y. 1879, at The Court House in
Toledo, in said County, default will be en-
tered against you, and judgment render
ed thereon.
GEO. L. BAILEY,
1913 Atty for Plaintiff.
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Burglars entered store st Will
ton last week, AM 'b,gyed b-twcen
es0O and 1900.
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EDITORIAL NOTES

Hon. Richard Yates, ex Governor
and ex United States Senator from
Illinois, died quite suddenly at ST.
Louis, last Thursday.
The third trial OF Rafferty,, the
Chicago Murder, closed last week.
The jury returned verdict of guilty
Of murder IN the first degree, Tor
which tho penalty is death.
The Burlington Haassye says:
"rhe Rev. Mr. Kendig, Of Cedar
Rapids is lcctuliug on The Model
Man." The subject OF the discourse
doesn't live in Cedar Rapids"
The complilicnt to Rev. Kcndig
is little beyond our range OF vision,
but then rs he is not "of Cedar Rap
ids the Htuseys had better try, try
again.
A dreadful disaster occurred on
the morning OF the 22ad Nov. when
tho steamship Vile d. Hayre
eolliaal with the British ship
L ,chcrne. The former vessel sunk
almost Immediately after the COLI
sion aud two hundred and seventy
six on board wero lost, only eighty
seven OF the crew and passengers be.
ing saved from a watery grave.
Several of the members of the late
Evangelical Alliance were on board
and lost.
The Waterloo Courier tell OF man
who owed FIVE years subscription TO
that paper, and on being dunnci tor
tho amount. said he thought the
publisher was "mean no. TO wait on
Inm" We can match that story; |
Some years ago, Squire Wood mar
ricI couple, (who yet live Eere)
aud alter the knot was tied. the
bridegroom said he could hardly |
spare the two dollars" So the
Justice waited" fall two years.
Then he got chance TO collec, the
lebs. through third party. When
he two years married individual saw
e would have TO pay, he did 80,
nth the remark ~ think Wood IL
, . devil Of q hurry for his money.
-Yinton Eagle.
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A c||R1IdL INVITATION.

Messra HURST 4 GA6E, Fairfield, Iowa,
extend their compliments 70 the pablo, and
cordially invite every ono to use DR.. l..
Hnrst's
Anti.Dyspeptic Liver Pills
For The cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver Com,
plant. Long experience has proved 1t to
be the safest. sursst and best pill in use for
the various bilious diseases that prevail so
extensively. Headache. ind DIGESTION. loss Of
appetite, giddiness, dimness Of sight, slecp-
lessness, and the whole train Of disorders
generally termed bilious, can be cured by
these pills if taken according to dire .tions.
Price % cents.
PERSONAL.
DR.. L. Hurst's Vinegar Cough Coure has
been used in private and hospital practice
for many years, being pronounced by all
who have used il the best remedy ever Of
fered 10 the public for the cure Of coughs
bronchitis, asthma, whoopiag cough, Group,
and all the diseases Of the pulmonary or
gans, being composed Of well known med
ical herbs. 1t will strengthen the system,
purify the blood and arrest diseases.
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VICk'S
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1874.

200 pages; 500 engrayings. and colorcd
plate. Published quarterly, Ct % cents
year. First No. for 1874 just issued. A
German edition at same price. Address
JAMES WICK. Rochester, n, Y.
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WANTED! WANTED

A case Of Rheumatism. pain in the back
or lumbago, swollen joints, flesh cuts sprains
bruises, scratches, and fstula in horses that
caAnot be cured by Hurst's Tar Liniment.
CHILDREN WILL NOT CRf ifyou give
them DR.. T. Hurst's RASPBERRY BAL
SAM, The great healing remedy for diar-
rhca, Aux, cholera iaorbus, cholic, &c. Dur
ing the period of teething, no medicine
auals the RASPBERRY BALSAM for soft.
enng the gums and promoting Identification.
A lrial will satisfy any one Of its merits.
Price 70 ceats.
Huvst's Family Medicines
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. Family Medicines

BERGER & YEISER, Toledo,
J N. SPRINGER,
}. N. STEVENS, Oxford.
JAS. THOMPSON, Tama City,
IND by Dealers generally. 7-49-mG
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-25

FROM the Carson Appeal of July 22.l
MAsoN's VALLEY. = We had the
pleasure OF meeting, yesterday, Mr.,
r.. w. Bennett, OF Mason's Valley.
ESmeralda county. He reports crops
IN good condition, and good Weld
Tor the farmers, when cut. Mr.. Ben
nett Is ono OF the pioneer merchants
OF the valley, and through his energy
ana business capacity has established
ana termed prosperous town, mid
way to the valley, called Greenfield.
lhe town contains three stores, one
gin-mlll. three blacksmith and wagon
shops, three boarding houses, and
one livery sJtble. The inhabitants of
tne town and surroundings number
about 800 people. Mr.. Bennett is here
on business of his own, first, and
somewhat connected with the Column
bus wagon road.
Books FOR THE STATE Prison.
Secretary Minor and Attorney Gen.
eral Buckner of the Board of Prison
Commissioners, have made a very
wise selection of books from Mr..
Bartletts collection for the State
Prison Library. There are twenty
volumes in all, eighteen of them being
of Scribner's and two of Appleton's
Illustrated Library Of wonders-good
and profitable reading.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS
Between thirty and forty thousand
acres having been listed to the State
on what is known as the internal I'm
proveinent Grant, the same Is now
part of the official effects of the Sur
veyOr Generals Office.
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no. w. CASSIDY.
sarebrush News.

c,1d Hill News of July %.
-, COLD HILL was the scene
aiidorable IA excitement tins after
"winr 10 the announcement
o,a human remains had been
~ the bottom of an abandoned
a AZ shaft. situated about half a
.sost ofthe Piute house. The re-
.aS confirmed by a large num-
u Gentlemen who visited the
discovery of the remains was
,ht about in the following man
Tvo miners by the names of
,rd Stack and John Landy, had
Il mn a windlass and were en-
in cleaning out an old shaft on
brown claim, which has not been
ked for several years past. The
is about so feet deep. At about
5ciock this forenoon, when the
had removed about 10 feet of the
1 dirt which had accumulated in
|bottom of the shaft, they were
Gdarably startled by the discov-
6fthe remains of a human being.
|man must have been dead long
as the bones were t1eshless and
was rotted to a consider
|eytrnt, The man had on a pair
Ilaid pants, a black broadcloth
and a black, narrow-brimmed
hat His waist was encircled with
Ither belt. His pockets were ex-
he'd, but no papers were found to
h in clearing up the mystery of
death. 1t is conjectured by some
the remains are those of a man
,Ioved at the Pacific mill, who
E three wears ago suddenly disap-
'ed and was never heard of after
ds, The remains were brought
Mt ofthe shaft and deposited on
ground hard by, to await the ac-
Of Coroner Holmes, who was tel
Iphed for at Virginia City AT the
our informant left the scene of
discovery, a large number of peo-
could be seen vending their way
n the Piute house to the mine, for
purpose of viewing the remains.
oroner's inquest will probably be
tomorrow forenoon.
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0m the lrslnla Enterprise, July --.J
! BIG LAWSUIT BEGUN. &C. c.
blidge, executor of Zenas Wheeler,
Wheeler amalgamating pan fame,
J commenced suit in the United
Sles Circuit Court for the District of
vada against A. j. Tyrell and Chas.
INNINGS, proprietors of the Union
bn Works, on the Divide, for S15,-
D damages for infringements on a
ltent held BY Xenas Wheeler at the
be of his death on shoes and dies.
d certain other forms of amalga-
bting machinery. He also COM
enced suit against John McCOne,
bprietor of the Fulton Foundry, on
+ same grounds. for 100000, and
hinSt +. Brdsall., the well-knOwn
|llman, for $4,000 for using
Ftain forms of shoes and dies
limed to be covered by patents
Cned by Wheeler, We understand
at Parke IL Bowie and all the own
OF mills in the country, who have
zen using the shoes and dies, are or
Ill be sued. 1t is said that the total
Mount expected to be recovered will
It fall short of $500, 900, as the suits
e brought for the use of the shoes,
es anG pans since 1865 or 1866. Will
Inns Il BlXler are the attorneys for
e plaintiff and Lewis IL Deal for
o defend tnts. The shoes and dies
I'd other mprovements are stated to
.the invention of +. CT. Belknap, of
ashoe county he having sold all
! right, title and interest in said
tents and inventions to Ienas
heeler. All the foundrymen and
iilmen Will combine to fight the
ain which has been made against
em.
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rom the N..si-,.., ,ronicle, July 22l
ouRRENDERED.-Oh hearing of the
erulcl OF the COroner'S jury in the
iquest on the body of General CaSS,
HN evening, John Clark, the man ac-
useu OF having Kicked deceased,
ahie down town from his room, sur
elluered himself to the authorities,
nu was lodged III Jail. He denies
aavinS inflicted the wounds " hich re-
u'ted III The death of General Cass,
,u regretted exceedingly the neceS-
ny ol sleeping in jaii, but seemed
.I1heu 10 court the fullest inveStiga-
IUm Clark, we understand, has
"ass oorhe the reputation of being
peaceabie and good citizen. He has
~, long time held the position of
Muuergfound foreman in the Savage
nne' but Knocked off work some
ae SINCE on account OF telOn on
sne OF ms fingers. He will have an
."~a,liiiiat'"n ."na before Justice Young
'ome day this week.
GENERAL CAss.-At the conclusion
~ me ,CogOner's inquest on the body
|S' ~ the late General Cass, last evening,
Iot3o !, AStui ilCAt NtIOlCI w tisC
|snect that deceased came to his death
hun h,. lhe effects of wounds inflicted
hhicks from the foot of John
Sa .ark; whereupon a bench warrant
c"ss as issued for the arrest of the ac-
rssu. nuS. Clark, we understand, was an
mi;uuerground boss in the Savage
peS,oMMlTTED. = The examination of
der aver !. fitzgerald, on a charge of muir
Ha,ninh. I IN shooting and killing Sam.
tira mi.oh, mh; was concluded before JUS
of w;t ;tarple to-day. A large number
test;nnn ti;nnesses were examined, and the
anlohv accrnhv was very conflicting. The
tho thseu Su was held to answer before
70 Inland ba;I Jury, but will be admitted
tween S,n s,is afternoon in some sum be-
Ecu =, $4,000 and $4,000.
in. Al Mon CoN.-At the annual meet
Con- W me stockholders Of the Union
in S,n iiuated Mining Company, held
lowi"n francisco Yesterday, the fol-
ed TrHS named gentlemen were elect
]. MuoG9.ees; George ID. Roberts, NJ.
j. j. Hucks. f. NJ.
chosanu and ana ). w. Lee. j. X. Lee was
Is superintendent.
Observation-Disclosures J. C. Cur.