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The New York herald., 1874-12-31


--For delivery oasis low middgl the sales
been as follows-festerday after two r. NJ. January.
1900 at lac. February 2W at 4 l7S2c., lsU ut lac
March, 1000 at l5c., 3O At "a 3l3.c April, 1906 at
a. sc Total Sas @ cosins o1ses 80
December. IA yl6c. a = 5-ssc; January. lac; Feb
ruary. Il3sc. March, n $3.50; April. lake. May
is 1l-s2c. q l5 II l6c. june l6c july, 1870 August
Is o.nns 7se market Meas tSeay anns,v up to %, two
at Is l5l6c i2OO at Is 2sjs2c., 800 at lszsc 500 at
i5 29-32c l3 lbl6c Iu00 at i3 2932c., 200 at
y 5ldc FeSruary aS a. = 7loS os at y ls2c Loo
iasc 500 at IA 2s3lc at l42c. 7Oj at ii 29s2c zoo
al fE.c. 800 ut 2931c. April 6sU Al Is &c., 500 at
Is 9S2c at is 56 1000 at Is II Bloc. 5OJ at
Is as2c. MAY 6oO atis.c aoat 70 iss2c 800 at sssc
500 at Is Is52c 500 at i5ssc June 200 at &C. rs at
bales Sss'1 Grand total bales averages o. yes
isus; April is i NAY ISL June, iG6a; July 1873
a. iolows :~Gaivcs ston 224o bales; new Or
leans 4679 Mobile go savanlah s205; narlcston, 1885,;
This day last week, 2ds.. This day last year 2i555
TO Havre. bv steam. Ac,: ny SAIL sac; to Ham
burg BY stesm Nd; oy SAIL &C.. to Bremen by steani
l., GaAir.-aecs ipts-Flour bs bbls. wheat.
065I bushels corn, 648 do; oats 77O do. The Hour
market was steady. with moderate demand Reported
sales included lL6OO bbls within the range quoieo
quoted. Rve -four quiet Corn meal rules steady with
fair trade shippers sales were re epored bbis
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

1ospoN PRopUcE MARKET. LONDON Dec. N-Even-
ing-Llnsecd ~, 25s. I'd n 2Js I'd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PaopUcE MARKEr.-LivERroot. Dec. Co
Eycplng. .-splrits OF Ilurpenlne, 26s. per cwI
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The following table SHOWS the opening, highest
and lowest Drlces o. the day.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money to-day on call loans was more active and
dearer, the principal dealings being made on the
basis of4 per cent, with exceptional transac-
lions per cent higher Foreign exchange closed
flrm for long bankers sterling at ASK 4.s5Z.
Demand was dull al 4.S9H q 4.90.
GOLD
opened and closed at lllT. The rates paid for
carrying were 2, 2H, 3, IL and per cent At the
close loans were MADE nat. the specie engage
ments for to-morrow's steamer are 5000, 900.
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WW ~ - 0S, speclAl
tax, second class.
WOU Tenn o'& II, ex c.
AVU0 Tenn b's. II s.....
10000 BOs, II \ L lst...
1000 do. (. b6U
l0Ou NJ Cent LIST, con.
1900 do. .......
8J0v Chi / N w con b3
lV0O Chi 4 N w cog b.
lOOU Nor a Es lst m.
lU0O Erie lst. :. ......-.
HO00 Ii a StJo SIS, con
bO00 Mich Con "a.
1000 \ ! Cen 6's, ie3.
5000 YC LIST, c.......
1850 q, G, q 1 | lst. -.
1000 Cen Pac & BIDS.
27OOO U r RR lst N. :.
250U0 Tn Pac rs. lg...
2l0Dv Tn Pac sink III. :.
500 do.............
65OO DO. So
1UU G, G II &, tst. ..
500 T. ft W 4 C lst. -.
1900 TOl, r Il w I'd. =.
tUUO0 Toi 4 Wab con c.
DOOTol 4 Wab ID.
1000 CT Western I'd m
6vO0 q West ist rs. be
500 do. :. .......
IL shs Mer Ex Bank.
iU Bank OF n Y. .ex d
Is Bank OF Republic.
I'm Dnick Min hC
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LNOR SAbR-rW0 MORTGAGES OF SIS 900 EACH 40
~ per conD 10 valuable Building sites
Madison and Hyman avenues, Chicago, ouered at
liberal discount. Address q. ~ A., box 1866 New York
ppst office.
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TOHN 8 PIERCE, lO6 ROADWAY, LOANS
- money, without bonus Approved Real Estate Ia
New york ana viciniyi also purchases Mortgages at
lowest rates
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r ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW
L York city Mortgages without bonus. Principals DO.
string TO BORROW Or INVEST apply 20
II. H. GRAM II Pine street.
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Quotations based standard OF classification force
september l. 1874 and upland cotton In running
In quality not more than halt grade above or below
iss grace quoted ErS ;a, so1d ordinary
micdlng l43zc good mddling, l57c. The sales
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK. NO. 81
Ia Chambers

NEW YORK. Dec 81, 1874.
Dvidend,-Thc trustees Of this bank ordered
that interest be paid 10 depo tors emitted thereto
the ending this date foows:-FIrst, on
of $UW and under at the rate OF six per
second, sums exceeding s2,nD six cent
annum 5000 and i've per cent per annnm the
Pay able and after Monday January Is 1875
Tie interest will be placed TO the credit OF depositors
under date OF January aud will be entitled TO interest
Tor the next six months II not withdrawn
tinNRY l.. HUGUEr, President.
DAvtn IppwIru Cofuptrniter
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fNAPIrAL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC
~ turers, &c Undersigned have applications from nu
persons who desire 10 invt capital. Abl.X
ANDrR FROIHINGHAM X co. Pankers and Fiuducia
AGENTS, l. Wall street.
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I INTEREST DIVIDEND.

THE EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OF sixth avenue and Twelfth street Will ray
on the 10th OF January next an interest dividend AT
the rate OF SkyES PER GENT per nnnum. all sum S
. $1,000 or less which may be eutited thereto.
Money deposited before the 2uth January will draw
l1tcrest from the lst JOHN i. DE WITT, President
an0RGK O. WALDO. Secreiary.
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COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL
~ Railway Company.-A special meeting OF the stock
aud bond holders viii be he'd on Monday January 4,
trance No Pine street. To receive the reports OF the
committee appointed at previous meeting and to trans
act such other busne as may come before the meeting
b. +. SAItH, President q. c. and L. 4. Railway Com
pany; JAMES MlLLIhEN, Chairman Rondholders Com
nittee; CHARLES W. HASSi i.ER, Chairman stochhold
ers' Committee. NEw YORK, Dec. 80 1874.
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lO:l5 AND ll:30 A. M,

lO:l5 AND Il:M 4. nj.
2 5000 U 5 5-2J, r. VI :. Ii8ts
2 2OV01 U ) SIS. lU-.u. r. ..s3 max
~ SOUOO do. .b3 ll4I
. z0,0O U : 6s. 81, r..... iios+
FIRST B0AkD-lO:3o A. Nj.
n 80 shs NJ Cen RR- b c l07l,
1h ~ New Jersey R.x d l2S1s
~ ~ 4, Z, = a Ar. ..bc ~
12s lU0 DO. $40 6g
b 10 Del. Lack 4 W ...bc lIyk
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OFFIcE, no. OF s,nn., n.nn,,,,n,,,. c,mn,n.
No 81 Union square
NEW YORK. Dec. 80 1874
The Directors this Company have declared the
quarterly Dividend of two and hall per cent? nj o
Extra dividend and one-half per cent; botn
a. +. STERLING
Seer tarv
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OFFICE OF DONNELi, LAWSON h CO., BANKERS.
" No. 9e Broadway, New York.

OFFICE GREAT WESTERN (MARINE) INSURANCE
" Company, No 90 Wal street, New York, December
- AT special meeting of the Board Of Directors,
held this day, A oEMt-ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND OF
FIVE %, PER CENT on the capital stock OF the company
Transfer books will be cosed until that date.
WM. LOCK Don
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FINANCIAL.

OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST IN STOCK PRIvI.
"A eges as good as the present seldom Janu-
AIRY is the most active stocks year.
2 lndic,ous investment will pay hundred fold. Our
~ ces tor executing orders the
stocks stock privileges unequaled any other
house. We give all orders attention and
guarantee satisfaction
TUMBRIDGE 4 CO..
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The specie shfpments Co Europe to-day were
$soO,s2l. Of which $3.50. 900 was gold coin. The
Treasury tomorrow will sell $500 coo gold.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
LAWS SHOULD BE FOR ALL.

A case which shows that there is some
truth in the saying that laws are made
for poor men while rith men are a law
unto themselves" occurred recently in
San Fianci.co. John w. Dwinc.le, AN
ex-member Of the Legislature, and one
Of the Regent, OF The State University,
while riding along the streets of San
Francisco, bad hi, horse frightened by
the barking Of & kttle dog which followed
him and would not be driven off. Mr..
Dwinelle let hi> horse, repaired to the
place where tn. dog was kept and catch
ing the animal, proceeded To carve him
with IA penknle and having gashed him
in several p aces, went off, leaving him
for dead, but BE- was not. If he had killed
the dog he would have served.it just right
but the torture wa- inhuman aud for this
the trustees of the Society for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty 10 Animals sought to pro-
cure his arrest.
Here Mr.. Dwinelle's position as an en-
inent lawyer stood him in good stead.
Not legal gentleman could BE- found to
conduct the prosecution against him.
Even the prosecuting attorney of the Po.
lice Court whose duty it is to conduct
proceedings in such cases, would have
nothing to d. withit. And for time it
seem3d ,h.s Nr. Dwinele would escape
solely t'c'fIse or his occupying position
h lawyer and rieh man, and hi, brother
LAWYERS would not he guilty of the "un
pro essional" conductor appearing against
him.
No doubt Dwinele had great provoca-
tion. II there is anything more annoying
than another, it is to be followed and
barkrd after by the nulsances of dogs,
which some people keep. apparently for
Their barking pr"pensities alone. Such
useless animals should be killed at orce
and il Dwinelie had killed thi. one tLe
general verdict would ha.e been. ".ery.d
it right" But in merely ga.hine the
dog he was guilty of cruelty and violated
Ia" Of the land which he may have
heIped 70 make himself. And he should
oe held just as amenable as though he
were poor man, but San Francisco at-
torneyS seem to view the matter In diff
erent light.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1874.

TURNING THE T2BLEs,-It has been
no very uncommon occurrence for men,
~aacn sighted in affairs of the heart to
atteHpt to take the life Of the scornful
fair one, but the progressiveness of mod
crn times brings the gentle sex forward
in the character OF a fell destroyer. A
Miss Yoakum recently attempted the
life of DR.. Buckley, in San Francisco, be-
cause he had married another lady
Buckley's version ofthe affair is that the
lady several times proposed marriage TO
him, but he couldn't stand it, and when
she found out that he was lost TO her She
determined, like the "dog in the man
ger" that II she couldn't have him her
self nobody else should, and therefore
shot at him with her little pistol. We
don't blame Sally much for popping the
question, but when it comes to popping
a bullet into the object Of her soul's AT
fections, her head WAS rot palheularly
level. She was released lrosI durauGe
vile by giving 50 goo bail.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A WEATHER PRo,HET.-The annual
prognosticator of .he weather, who in
variably predicts an carly and severe
Winter has been heard from already =
This year he is in Mariposa county, and
his rea4ene are the great number OF
meadow larks going South. In this con-
nection we cannot help asking what our
Shasta friends will do hereafter. We
missed the joRial countenance of DR..
Shurtletf, (tise champion rain measurer
of the Statcl, when last there, but if he
has left his rain gauge in good hands we
will have to be reconciled. Shasta is a
powerful wet country-when rain is fall.
ing anywhere shc gets share.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE fact that Oregon has extensive
coal mines remaining undeveloprd, in
various parts Of the State. is enct settled
beyond dispute. Coal bed are scattered
from one end to the other, and every few
days new discoveries ARE being reported
Coos county, however, take. the lead in
this line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

SHORT or SUBJEcTs.-It is easy to SEQ
when our Dolly Warden cotemporaries
are at loss for a subject TO write about.
Thcy either nominate Grant for third
term, or else pat up Gorham as a candi-
date for Governor, and then bring their
batteries TO bear to defeat them. They
have now been and dug up General jack
sons bones and expect to prove by them
that because jackson was once talked of
for third term, there is a show for Grant
70 attempt the thing. Go in, gentlemen;
we" know how it is ourselt" to be short
ee a subject.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE last Legislature made an appro-
priation of 100000 to pay the claims of
settlers in Yosemite Valley, and made
the necessary arrangements for the APP
pointing Of Com missioners to appraise
the value of the property. The State
Board of Examiners after taking the tes-
tmony of the Commissioners, and also of
the settlers, awarded to Hutchings S24,-
900; Black, SIG, 900; Lamon, $4,000,
and Folsom, $1,000, which leaves, S., 900
of the appropiiation to be returned to the
general fund.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

SAN Francisco affairs must be car
ried on pretty much in the style that OBJ
tained in the mining counties in the
pallny days when Foreign Miners Ii
cense was collected. Four of their Off
cials; the Assessor, Coroner, License
Collector, and Public Administrator are
having the affairs of their offices investi-
gated, and the result is showing that ofi-
cial dishonesty is not confined to any one
party any more than it is to any one 10
cality. Two are Democrats, one Re
publican and one a Dolly Warden.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

PARDoNED.-Wm. Fugitt, convicted
IN Shasta county OF participating in the
stage robbery at Cottonwood Hill in
ISL, and sentenced to two years impris-
onment, has been paldoned by Governor
Booth. The circumstances are such as
would seem to justify this exercise OF ex-
ecutiye clemency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

II Is surprising what number of le-
gal luminaries have mistaken their vo-
cation and got into the newspaper bust
ness. Now that the Local Option Law
is decided unconstitutional by the Su-
preme Court, general shrek has gone
up from these lights of the law: We
told you so y Hencetorth we shall not
wait for the slow motion of the courts,
but whenever the constitutonality of n
law is questioned, will await with ankle
ty the opinion Of some of our learned CO.
temporaiies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

Four men at Guerneville, celebrated
the anti-Loeal Option decision Of the Su.
preme Court, by firing salute with an
anvil. In loading the anvil from bot
lie which contained the powder there was
a premature explosion, severely injuring
three Of the four engaged. We don't see
as those three chaps have any good reas-
on to be gradfed at the Supreme Court
decision.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

The papers tell of u man who had his
jugu!ar severed, but it was tied by by
stander and ihs patient is in II fair way
OF recovery. Time was that when the
brains We're out the man would die" is
an apt quotation for cases like this. We
are compelled to take the story with many
grains OF allowance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE Fresno Expositor tells of a man
who recently, while in the neighborhood
OF Dinkey Creek, wa, temporarily blinded
by the accidental discharge Of his pistol
His horse strayed off, aud he remained
several days without food or water, until
his eyesight was partially restored, when
he found his way to camp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

OEE Of the wheels on tho freight wagon
engineered by james BrincaId. broke
down near the Four Mile House on Sun
day morning. Jim came back to Shasta,
obtained another wagon. reloaded his
freight, aud went on to Trinity. Shasta
Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
Tax Notice.

THE DELINQUENT LISTS of the
i various counties OF the State, for the
24th and 18th FISCAL years Qo72 3 1873. Al
are now in my hand. for collection.
Many persons are delinquent for small
sums upon personal property, and are
urged to examine the rolls in the hands
Of the Tax Collector ct their Respective
counties md make immediate payment.
The law j. imperative, that the payment
OF the State lax for these years must be
enforced, and unless voluntary payments
ale made ut once, heavy costs viii he
incurred by the delinquent>.
J.J. GREEN,
sep5 Controller of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A CHINAMAN in Oroville, last week,
having severe headacae, invited num-
Der OF his countrymen to witness his meth
odot curing it. Procurnga large butcher
knle, keen a razor, he plunged it into
bis bowels, and giving it push down
ward, completely di>embowecd himself
and fell dead upon the spot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE difficulties in Louisiana appear to
be in fair way of being Compounded
The members Of the eIcctiqn boards are
TO be equally divided between the hos
tile parties. This compromise may set
matters all right, and if it results in a
fair election in which the people viii be
able to give free expression to their opin-
ion, without intimidation by White
Leagues" and their accessories, none will
rejoice more heartily than Northern Re-
Publicans, let the vote result as it may.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE farther West you 60 the more in
teresting the stories become. I'm Cor
wallis, Oregon, during recent storm,
large tree was struck by lightning and
cut completely of, as with sharp instru-
ment, about four feet from the ground
In falling, the tree was thrown forward
ten feet, raised high in the mir, and the
bntt driven into the ground, the shock
the branches aud leaving the
trunk standing upright"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

lNTERtsT.-One million dollars was
recently Ioaned by the Hibelnia Bank of
San francisco, Mt seven per cent. per an
mum, The Ioan to extend for three years.
With rates of interest MS low MS this it is
no matter of wonder that San Frnncisco
capital bpgins TO seek other fields for in
vestment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

The Trhama Independent is informed
that a couple of men living near the head
waters Of Mad river, recently sold 5000
deer skins, the result of one years hunt
ing, and that in Battle Creek Meadows
ten does which had been killed in one
day were found, each had two lawns be-
side it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A FIVEPoUND lump of gold was found
last week On Bowder Creek. tributary
OF Spring Crock, which empties into the
Sacramento river few miles from Shas-
ia. 1t was taken out near the place
where the So, 600 chunk was obtained two
or three years ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

The Tehama independent has been
sold to Me,srs. Ashur.t and Clark, and
will be hereafter published at Red Bluff
as the independent and Peopies' CouSe.
The paper was originally established at
Red Bluff, by Chalmers & Bishop, four
teen years ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

VENTURA COUNTY has burning
mountain, supposed to have been caused
from the fact that about forty years ago
u brush fire swept over the outcroppings
of sulphur, which have been slowly burn
ing since.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

GRRRIL SMITH Is becoming famous for
the distribution of 1000 checks. His
latest act of this kind is the forwarding
Of that amount to the Governor of Kan
sss for the sufferers by the grasshopper
plague. lie says he was moved to the
act by the fact that while in Congress he
worked hard to save Kansas from the
blight of slavery, and that in saving her
self from that curse she also saved the
nation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A CINclNNAT1 man having lost his sit
uation last Summer, his wife took some
money she he'd secretly saved and started
groeefy store. She succeeded at once,
End now employs her husband as clerk
at good wages.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE County Commissioners of Storey
county, Nevada, have stricken from the
assessment roll the property of the Gold
Hill and Virginia Miners Unions, on the
ground that they are benevolent societies,
and by law exempt from taxation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

If you want Pills, take Ayers Pill Moth
ing has ever appeared that can compare with
this preparation for chasing odt the distempers
that iasten and grow upon us. They are the
Philosopher's elixor OF life which bids def
aanco to disease aud leaves as no alternative
but to DIE Oh old age. Ihey are mild Tor child
rem, yet in full dos, powerful lor a full grown
man Though sweet morsols to tn taste,
which glide sdgIrshod over the palate, their
virtues strike With telling force on the very
foundations o. ss.-l Cincinnati Citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
Neekly @ rinity aournal.
OUR AGENTS.

TsIoS. BOYCE. Room No. 3s. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco. is our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. II. R0WELL q CO.. 40 Park
Row, are eur oaly autherized Agents in y NeE
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

The Nevada state Journal is authority
for the statement that Senator John p.
Jones OF the Silver State, +" is wilin'," 4"
and that Miss Georgia Sullivan, daugh-
ter of Eugene Sullivan, is the "party of
abe second part"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

Hrs name was George hers was Es-
ther, and they lived in San Fra3ci-co.-
When he asked her to love him she said
"no," and now he is no more. Aud yet
there are twenty thousand marriageahle
girls in the State, and more growing up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE Democracy are making rapid
hcadway in Maine. In the newly elected
Senate they will have double the number
that they had last year. Their united
vote in that body next Winter will be
two votes. PetatuDta Argus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A DISPATCH of October 5th, states that
Don Carlos died from the effects of a
Wound received at the hands Of his own
mutinous troops. Spain can as we'll offo .
to lose the Don as any other man in her
dominions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

The most remarkable incident that has
happened in Michigan since the first set
tlement of that State, occurred in Detroit
a few days ago. A boy was fooling with
gun, and it went off without killing
anybody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A CHINESE cook, aged 20 years, cut
his throat and then jumped off the Yuba
river bridge ust Sunday. The water was
too shallow, the knife too dull, and the
unhappy Celestial's bones will not be
returned to the Flowery Cingdom just
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

REv. T. G. THUReToS. Of Hayward,
and pastor of tho Congregational church
there, has been arrested on n charge Of
burglary in robbing the safe in The Odd
Fellows Lodge OF $500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

FREIGHT train No. 5, on the Central
Pacific Railroad was thrown from the
track eastof Wadsworth, Nevada, Friday
afternoon, by washout, and the engi-
neer aud one other person killed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

a MAN stuck his head into the door of
a saloon IN Quincy. Illinois, the other day
and asked il the Democratic candidate
for Sheriff was in. Eighteen men rose up
and asked: whats wanted ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

The New York Times states that the
California Sierra is to be tunneled by the
Central Pacific Railroad, so as to avoid
the snow sheds, at a cost OF S., ,OO0, 900, and
that the contract is already signed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

WHEN Massachusetts temperance
man gets drunk, they carry him into the
presence Of his wife and leave him there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

SAN Francisco has been mnde one of
the ports where goods for the Centennial
Exhibition ut Philadelphia may be enter
ed free, under regulations of the Govern
ment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A. T. STEWART, who is worth hun
dred millions, has not Il single known rel
ative in the world. He is in his seventy
fourth year and in robust health.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

CATCHING mackerel with hook and line
on the New England shore is fast bpcom-
ing obsolete. A fleet OF ld0 vessels on the
Maine shore were all seiners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

IT is only thirty years since the first
telegl aph line was established, and at
this time there are more than million
miles Of telegraph wire in use.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

AN Illinois stump speaker who was
blowing around that he carries four reb-
el bullets os proof OF his ratriotisnn was
found to be carrying them in his pocket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THERE are now four competitors for the
title OF Nathan murderer. These parties
should be hung upon their own confession
and give others chance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

THE young meu of Nevada City will
not take the young women to places of
amusements and the young women are
growing about it in the papers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

The Empress of Austria has called a
Womans' Convention to meet in Vienna
in October, to deliberate on woman's
questions.