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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 13.-En the
House today, a resolution was offered In
structing the Ohio Republicans in Con-
gress, to support the bill to establish pos
tai telegrsphs IN the United States. Tho
resolution was referred to the committee
on telegraphs. The Senate bill to provide
that in case of Foreign Mutual Lille In
sulauce Companies, the assets OF such
Companies shall be accepted in lieu OF the
the capital; also, to provide the man
ner Of proceeding against such Companies
that have ceased to do business in Ohio
was passed. The House bill to abolish
capital punishment was reported back b.
a majority OF the Judiciary Committee,
without recommendation, minority OF
the Committee made a report recommend
ing the passage Of the bill. Tho Commit
teee have given much time to the con-
sideration Of this measure, and stand 9 op'
posed to the bill and 4 in favor Of Its
massage,
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LOUISVILLE.
RectiIyIng House Burneds.Bad Rum
away.

away.
LOUISVILLE, March 13.-The large rec.
tiiyiDg establishment Of W! L: Weller &
Son burned down tonight: The fire
caught about o'clock from tho vapor
escaping from small column Of still
coming in contact with the blaze Of the
lamp, which exploded. The flames
spread throughout the house almost in
stantly. The house and contents was en-
tirely destroyed: Il was the best equipp.
ed re.distilling house in the country.
About 25,000 gallons Of spirits
burned. Wellers loss Is estimated BY
himself ut $55,000; insurance $S7 900,
half on machinery and halfo stock. Mr..
Weller will commence rebuilding imne-
diately, causing no delay in business.
To-day the horses in ono Of th g wagons
Of the Great Eastern Circus ran off while
the procession was passing through the
streets, throwing the driver, Jas. Barbee,
to the ground and dragging him some
distance. He was taken up insensible and
died in fifteen minutes, the horses dashed
on up the street, running over boy
PANIED George Zeobrod, 9 years old kill.
ing him instantly, and knocked down an
old man whose name Is unknown and dis.
locating his shoulders and otherwise seri.
ously. iDjuring him. 1t reported that the
victim Of the falling tent pole Monday
died to-day in the upper part Of the city.
The shooting Of Louis James by the
town Marshall Of Southland, reported last
night occurrgd in Bloomington, INDIANA,
instead Of New Albany, Indiana.
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FIT. WAYNE, IND.

Fr. WAYNE, IND, March 13.-The case
Of John G. MAR, Trustee Of this township,
who has been on trial before the County
Commissioners for alleged frauds in his
report, has developed into one oI much
importance, and the Commissioners have
reserved their decision for day or two,
so that they can examine the vouchers.
A man was arrested here tonight in
accordance with tho following dispatch
from Burlington, Iowa: ARREST Israel
Bppstein and hold him for reQuisition.
"[Signedl WM. sHEFFAIR, Sheriff."
No particulars.
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WASHINGTON.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
WAsHNGToN, March 10.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.
The President sent to Senate to-day the
following nominations: Postmasters; A. E
Blount, Cleveland, Tennessee; A. G.
Sharp, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Mrs
Julia g. Wallord, Jackson Tennessee
John D. Lewis, Pulaski, Tennessee
Arthur D. Downs, Wyandotte, Kansas
Simon Maize, Hayes City, Kansas; Fred
erick L. Richter, Council Grove: M. B
Baldwin, Elgin, Illinois; GustavuS A,
PhraDgle, Aurora, Illinois; William 9
Stewart, Marengo, Illinois; Samuel W
Price, Lexington Kentucky; Benjamin l.
Wlnans, Newport, Kentucky; B. h: kra6'
ster, ShelbyVille, Kentucky; John n
Stockton, Msysville, Kentucky; A. B.
HiIph, Lebanon, Kentucky; John j. Kar'
new, Fort Wayne, Indiana; John B. Tyler
Wabash, Indiana; II. N. Remington, Ely
ria, Ohio; Thomas w. Collier, CoShoctonr
Ohio; Il. B. Clark, Newark, Ohio; Henry
Stevenson, GreenVille, Ohio.
The President has designated for ap'
pointment as cadet midshipman at large
Frank CroCkey, Of Iowa, son OF the late
Brigadier General n. N. Crockey, former
~ OF DeS hlOlnesI IOWA.
AMOUNT OF LEGAL TENDER.
The outstanding legal tender notes to-
day amount TO $S,670, ,094,5G9.
ANOTHER GRAND BALL IN INAUGURATION
HALL.
The various Republican State Associa-
tions have completed arrangements for a
grand national union ball, In the inaug9-
ration hall building, on the 25th Of March
A JAPANESE METHODIST.
Kildams, tho Japanese law student in
Washington, has been elected to dea-
cons orders by tho Baltimore Meth
odist Conference and admitted to full con.
nection, and will soon return to Japan.
COMPUTATIONS.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations OF postmasters: Silas II. Cru
ny, Helena, Montana; Hector Humphrey,
Vandalia, Illinois; Joseph 6hultee, Salem,
Illinois; James Cunningham, Centralia,
Illinois; George A. Nobbs, Geneseo, ILL
nois; William Il. Holloway, indianapolis;
William N. Denny, Vincennes; Alvin
RaineY, Charlottesville, Indiana; II. Lade.
bill, Kenton, Ohio; John Swarthaus, Co.
lumbus,, Wisconsin; John w. Williams,
Neonah, Wisconsin; E. W. Keys, Madi-
son, Wisconsin; ]. T. Moak, Watertown,
Wisconsin; James Coleman, Fon Du Lac,
Wisconsin; W. 8. Blakeley, Junction
City, Kansas. For Receivers OF Public
Moneys Amos s. Check, Denver, Colora.
do. Registers Of L9nd Offices: Morgan
Bates, Traverse City, Michigan; Louis
Dugal, Denver, Colorado. Collectors Of
Customs: John 9. Shower, for the District
of Minnesota; Thomas A. Cummings, for
Montana and Idaho. United States At.
torneys: Blueford Wilson, Southern Dis
trict Of Illinois; Joseph o. Glover, North
ern District OF Illinois. United States
Marshals: Charles IF. Hamilton, Eastern
District of Wisconsin; Stephen B. Pack.
ard, Louisiana.
The report that David Blakeley, pension
agent at Chicago, Is to be removed, is au'
thorItatively denied.
Robert NJ. Douglas, Oldest son OF the
late Stephen A. Douglas, was today con.
frmed United States Marshal for tho
Eastern district Of North Carolina, Mr..
Douglas was until recently private Sec
retary Of President Grant.
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Manifesto from the Catholic Clergy
Of WIlllRmaport. Pa,

wnLIAMsPoRT, March 13.-The Cler.
gymen's Association Of this city publish
resolutions sympathizing with Father
Stocks movement against the absolute
power OF American Bishops, which they
regard as involving the general interests
of citizens and hail it Rs the dawn OF q
new era which will liberalize tho Catho'
lie Church SO as to place her within the
Limits Of theevangeliztng fraternity. Their
publication eXcites much comment.
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TIE New York Times financial editor
says it is the current belief in New York
that Dir. BoUTwELL's successor, who 1t
Is supposed will be Mr.. RICHARDSON or
Mr.. DE1ANo, will be more apt to favor
the employment OF a part If not the whole
of tho so.called reserve" Of $44, 900, 600
greenbacks than Mr.. BOUTWELL,; but the
Times expresses the belief tho head Of the
Administration, the President himself
will assume whatever responsibility may
seem to be called Tor by the financial exi-
gencies Of tho country, as well aS in re-
gard to tho reserve Of Grsenback CirCu-
lation as the use OF tho Gold surplus in
the Treasury, which means, We take it,
that the President will order an initiation
If he thinks 1T. ....
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Reported Utterauces of President
Grant,

NEW YoRK, March 19.-In an inter-
view with Herald reporter at Washing.
ton yesterday, President Grant is reported
as saying that no changes are TO take
place In the Cabinet beyond that which
Mr.. Boutwell's resignation will occasion.
Nevertheless, the financial policy will not
be changed. He hopes to sec the Re.
public Of Spain well established, so that
by the end Of the year the independence
OF Cuba will be secured. No trouble is
expected with Hsyti, and the President
thinks that the SANTANA Bay scheme will
result in the development OF that country
so that our government will ultimately
annex it for something like ten or fifteen
millions Of dollars. The people Of Utah,
he says, must obey the laws. he is salts
acd with his Louisiana policy. The In
dian peace policy succeeds so well that
he has the greatest faith in it. a visit to
st. Lopis will be made when the first op-
portunity of business will permit.
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BOSTON.

Boston, March 13.-The Coroners jury
on the deaths caused by the recent
Hanover street fire declare the building
to have been faulty and unsafe in con-
structiOn,. that the passages for egress
were entirely inadequate for the protec-
tion Of life in case Of fire. The jury sug-
gest that the city governments and others
having authority see that oil buildings
used for mechanical purposes, in which
are stored or to be stored Combustible
material, be thoroughly inspected and
provision made for the preservation Of
life so that similar calamity will not be
repeated.
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Arkausas LeElslalure,

LITTLE Rock, March 18.-In the House
to-day, notice was given Of bill TO call
a constitutional convention, A bill to ex-
tend the time Of paying TO 80 days, pass
ed both Houses and now goes to the Gov
ernor, A bill was introduced in the
House to abolish capital punishment.
The House memorial 10 Congress pass
ed the Senate, asking the sale Of Hot
Springs reservation.
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For Friday in the Gulf States, easterIy
winds aud increasing cloudlness. For
the South Atlantic States, casterly winds
and partly cloudy weather, with possible
rain ON the Carolina coasts. For the
Middle and East Atlantic coasts, north
west winds vceriug TO the southwest
with partly cloudy weather and rising
OF temperature. For tho lower Lakes
southwest winds and cloudy weather
For the upper Lakes and Missouri Valley
a falling Of barometer, southerly winds
and threatening weather.
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A NEW fact in Pomeroy's case, not pub
lshed, is mentioned in Washington.
When York's exposure was made, a note
was Immediately sent to Pomcroy at bis
hotel by friend, stating what York hNd
done and asking for denial. Pomeroy
made no reply, and when another friend
sought him for a personal denial, he de-
clincd. There was ample time in both
these cases for denial to have been made
in the Legislature in Pomeroy's behalf,
If he had desired it, or been willing to
make il,
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AGtay at Florida.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Tho Attor.
nGy General has received the following
telegram;
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
"Hon. George II. WTlliGmS;
"A serious afTr0y At Lake City, Florida.
Thepostmastcr and county officers have
been driven from the town. ! Am max
ing an investigation in connection with
the District Attorney, United States Mar.
shal, and Commissioner The ring leader
has been arrested, viii report in few
days.
[Signed II. o. WHITLEY,
Chief U. 8. 3. s.
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ALBANY, March 13,-In the Assembly
to-day, it was resolved to begin the Eric
investigation Immediately. While the
appropriation bill was being considered,
Il resolution amending the law so as to
prohibit the distribution of money to
academies, under the Sectarian or De-
nominational was lost by a vote of57 to So.
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Iris positively known that the post o.
fee appropriation bill, as signed by the
President, contains the clause inserted by
the Senate excluding absolutely from the
mails all free matter after the Both ofJune
1873. This, Of course, cuts off oil free
newspaper exchanges and all free mail de-
livery Of newspapers within the county Of
publication.
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ALL tho Credit Mobilier profit at issue
between Ames and Kelley is to be paid
over to the Government. Ames insists it
belongs to Kelley, and Kelley says il. it is
his the Government shall have 1t, as he
will none OF IL Kelley says he feels
happier now that he has cleaned his breast
and cleared his pockets Of the Credit Mo-
L;l;or utuR
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A TENNESSEE paper.iavors the forma-
ton of q new State out of Southwestern
Kentucky, Western Tennessee, and North
Mississippi, and thatjt be called jackson
The paper says that the counties included
have population of about 100000, and
constitute the centre Of industrial and
intellectual life, from which the great out
growth OF civilization must expand"
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THE Columbus JOurna! suggests that II
there is any foreign consulte in climate
subject to yellow fever and cholera, the
President would confer favor. by ap-
n,iutiug Private Dalzell toit.
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A SPECIAL dispatch from London to the
New York Herald says the condition Of
President Theirs justifes serious appre-
hension. He cannot sleep, and his weak
ness increases without definite symptoms
other than sleeplessness. The death Of
M. Thiers at this crisis In the affairs ol
France could hardly fail to be lOllowedby
serions disorder.
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BUFFALO, March 13.-Col. Theodore
Tyrer, member OF the firm Of Root &
Tyrer, druggists, has been arrested and
committed 10 Jail, charged with forgeries
to the amount Of $4,000 Several lead
ing banks have been victimized. Tyrer
declares his innocence.
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Boston is rapidly rising from its ashes.
The buildings in process of erection are
Of a much more substantial character
than their predecessors; the walls arc
massive in thickness, there is less wood
work introduced, the fronts will be more
generally Of iron, brick and marble than
was the case in the old stores, and ap-
pIianccs will be introduced very generally
Tor their protection against fire.
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Rhode Island Republican state Con.

PROVIDENCE, March 13-The Repub-
liCan State Convention nominated Chas
q. Van Zeandt Tor Lieut.. Governor,
Joshua Mandeman, Secretary Of State,
Willard SaylCs, Attorney General, and
Samuel Clark, General Treasurer. No
resolutions nassed.
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CHICAGO.
Execution OF Driver To.daY..IllinoIs
River Open.

EXECUTION OI DEIFeC 1OeudyssAilnOle
River Open.
CHICAGO, March 13.-Gov. Beveridge
has refused TO interfere in the case Of
George Driver, who was sentenced 10 be
hanged here tomorrow, and the exeCu-
ton will take place in the county jail,
between 12 o'clock noon, and 3 r. NJ. The
doomed man accepts his fate very
quietly. The Alps, tho first boat Of the
season, arrived at Peoria this morning
from st. Louis, and reports the Illinois
clear OF ice from Grafton TO Peoria.
Governor Beveridge to-day appointed
and the Senate confirmed as Board ol
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Ii. D. Cook, Of Mclean county, John n.
Picrson, Of Madison, and David A. Brown,
OF Sagamon. $751;.
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THE Kentucky giantess and her hus.
band were in Cleveland last week pur-
chasing furniture for their home In
Medina county Ohio Tho husband Is
eight feet, four inches in height; she Ia one
inch shorter.
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, March 13-The Assem-
bly, today, adopted the constituent pro-
ject reported by the Committee Of 80,
The vote stood All yeas, 2S4 nays.
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
exclusively to the InteIIi genCer.

By tho Western Union Line
| once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts,
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IT is stated that the President intends
to make a visit to St. Louis some time
during the summer to look after his pro-
perty there,
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NEVADA pioneers cast bread upon the
waters by exporting hoop.poles, which
return 10 them on whisky barrels.
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The President Vouches for Mr.. Col
fax.

The President Vouches for Mr.. Col
fax.
President Grant has written the fol-
loving letter and authorized its publica-
tlOn:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
.,-.. WASHINGTON, March 4, 1873. ]
"Aly dear Mr.. ColIax Allow me to
say that sympallize with you ip the re.
cent Congressional investigations; that /
have watched them closely, and ! am as
satisfied now, as I ever have been, Of your
integrity, patriotism and freedom from
the charges imputed as If I knew Of my
own knowledge Of your innocence. Our
official relations have been so pleasant
that would like to keep up the personal
relations through life.
"Aitectionatcly yours,
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PROBABILITIES.

WAN DEFARThES1
y NASHIEaTOR. D. G., March 1850 IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15
LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS.

A medicine that has done more than
all the prescriptions of the pharmacopeia
to protect the human system against the
bodily ills superinduced by unhealthy
surroundings, is certainly worthy of uni
versal confidence. 1t is mainly on ac-
count of its extraordinary preventive
properties that Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters is SO exceedingly popular in localities
subject to the visitation of miasmatic fe-
vers and other diseases produced by en-
poisoned air. A family that has escaped
sickness during a sickly season in conse-
quence of using the Bitters as safeguard
is living advertisement of the virtues of
the preparation. The whole neighbor-
hood realize the fact. 81 couldn't have
believed it," says one. :" scarcely cred
tied the advertisements but one must
believe what one SEES" says another
" 1t is the very thing we need in this un-
wholesome section of country" remarks
a third. And the result is that the in
stinct of self defence, the first law of ma
ture, induces three-fourths of that COM
munity to obtain supply of the great
vegetable antidote before the next sickly
season sets in. In winter, when the sys-
tenn requires extra vigor and elasticity to
enable it to battle the effects of damp and
cold, the Bitters will be found particular
ly serviceable. rheumatism will not be
apt to fasten upon muscles and nerves
that have been braoed up by this excel
lent invigorant and nervine nor will the
seventies of the season, which have such
a disastrous effect on the pulmonary or
gans of the feeble and delicate, be likely
to exercise the same untoward influences
in cases where the stomach and the ex-
ternal surface OF the body (Which always
sympathizes with the digestive organs),
have been toned and stimulated by
course of this restorative. The FITS of IN
digestion and Irregularities of the bowels
which proceed from sudden changes of
weather may always be averted by
timely use of the Bitters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

INsTALLATIoN.-The following officers
of Lewiston Lodge, 1. o. G. T., were in
stalled Oct. 3lst, by Il. j. Conway, L.
D.: G. M. Ritter, G. T.; Miss M. j.
Dack, V. T.; II. E. Wiley, s.; E. Dack,
f. s.; G. Frick, T. Ella Dack, NJ; Mag
gle Dutton, D. NJ; Ella Graves, 1. g.;
Eddie Frick, o. g.; Miss Cation, r. ii.
s.; Mrs. Graves, L. II. S.; Miss Belle
Baker, A. s.; r. Graves, c.; p. X.
Cham berlain, p. G. Il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

PILE DRIvER.-The Weaver Creek
Milling, Mining and Fluming Company
are now at work driving piles with a pile
driver, below their flume. 1t is the in
tention of the company to drive piles for a
distance of twelve hundred feet, and then
board them up, in order to corral the wa
ter and keep it from spreading. Being
thus kept together it is expected the wa
ter will carry the tailings much greater
distance and thereby obviate the necessity
of adding so many boxes at the the lower
end of the fume.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

FLORAL GUIDE.-Attention is called
TO the advertisement of Vick's Floral
Guide, for 1874, which has just been issu-
ed. Wick is an old favcrite with hori-
culturists here and his prompt and fair
dealing insures him continuance OF
their patronage. The Floral Guide is
now issued quarterly and costs only %
cents ppr wear
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

Coon MEAT.-Quite number Of young
cattle have been killed by parties here
this Fall, and salted down for Winter
use. The meat is excellent-much better
than most OF that driven in here from
other counties. There is no reason why
Trinity county should not supply its own
people with all necessary meats and even
raise cattle and hogs for export.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

A FRIEND Of ours complained the other
day that times Would be very dull in this
county the coming Winter, because so
much p:oney had been invested in iron
hydraulic pipe, and thereby taken out of
circulation here. This is ''bread cast up
on the waters" and will return many fold
before another year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

SoLD.-It was currently reported one
day this week that an old Trinitarian
was in Shasta with his bride and would
arrive here next day. Os course, the
boys were all prepared for grand char
ivari, but were saved the trouble as the
individual in question returned as he had
left-a bachelor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

PROBATE COURT. = In the Probate
Court of Trinity County this week, M.
F. Griffin was appointed Administrator
Of the estate of james Edgecomb. de-
ceased; Mary Slattery appointed Admin
istratrix of the estate of John Slattery,
deceased (; and the Administrator of the
estate Of George w. Wood, deceased,
was granted ten days further time in
which to file an inventory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
RECEIPTS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

John Hunken to Ramm & Co.-One-fifth in
forest in FL Dorado Mining Company's prep.
erty, Mlnersville District-$9OO,
Atkins x Lowderi to VIM. H. Lowden-One-
fourth interest in water ditch and mining land
$4,000,
w. W. Cozzens to J. f. Taylor-Mining land
on Musser Hill-Sl.
II. Ogden & Co. to F. Jeffrics & Co.-Mining
land on Buckeye Mountain-$5
NJ. Catalan to Karsky & Abrahms-Property
on Oregon Gulch-$500.
l.. Drks to G. +. Diener-Mining land, Min
ersville Dstrict-Sl00
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

CANON CfTY.-Max Lang informs us
that during a late visit to the above place
he found things lively. Also that J..
Depinett Il Co. have found excellent
prospects and intend fitting their claim
up in good shape. They have ordered
one thousand feet of iron pipe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15
LIST OF LETTERS
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

REV. R. GRAVES will preach as follows,
until further notice:
Isr SUNDAY, in each month, at Weaverville,
at 1911 a. M, and at Lewiston, at ~ p. IN.
IND SUNDAY, at Weaverville, at 1917 a. M,
and at Junction City, at 31a p. m., and at Canon
City at IL p. IN.
sRD SUNDAY, at Weaverville, at 1917 a. M,
and at Lewiston, at ~ p. m.
4rH SUNDAY, at Woaverville, at 1917 a. M,
and at Junction City, at 31a p. m, and at Canon
City, at ~ p. m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-15

CHINA Row.-A Chinaman was haul
ed up before Justice Cochell last Monday,
charged with assault and battery, in hav-
ing cut brother Celestial with his little
kuife. There not being sufficient proof
to holq him, he was discharged.