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The New York herald., 1874-12-23
THE UNITED STATES TREAsUR

lhh CNlAED STATES TREASURY.
The Custom receipts to-day were S261, 900. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed 100000 In called
bonds and 500 900 in coin In crest The following
are the Treasury ances:-Currency, $14,5oo 900;
coin, less coin certificates, $2l GEO.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, S154,ooO
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The total exports OF produce from this port for
the week ending to-day amounted to s6,5OS $50,
mixed values, which Is q decrease from last week
OF $7329e The exports Tor the corresponding
week Of last year were $5,54s,s47. and for 1872,
$4.734ss6 The total exports OF produce since
January l this year are $2s1,672623 against
$2ss. .27S,S1 last year and $3.50, 324. sa3 in 1872
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report the market steady The
Bank OF England gained to-day ELS, 600 sterling.
Consols for money, ok VIZ: do. account, s2a
92K; nve-twenty bonds, 1856, OLD. 1868; do.,
1867. 1o7; ten-Iorty bonds lo4h; new nves. 1885,
Erie, Is 25h. The rate OF discount Is UNCHANGED.
BANK SHARES.
The Bank Of the Republic sold at 104 and the
Fourth National at 1Ol. The following were the
late qu0tations:-America, $50; American Ex-
change, liz; Butchers and Drovers, 100; Central
National, 102k; Chatham, 1877; Chemical 1,5OO;
City, 800; Citizens, 100; Commerce, hoy; Corn
Exchange, l2s; First National, 200; Fourth
National, 101; Fulton, 16o; Gallatin National, 1913;
German American, 81 !: Hanover, 100; Irving, 1870;
Market 11o; Mechanics, 140; Merchants, 121;
Merchants Exchange, 100; Metropolitan, 1856;
Nassau, 1o5; New York. 12S; North America 81;
Oriental, $50; Pacific, 100; Park, 1856; Peoples
143; PhGnix 100; Republic, 1O3h State OF New
YORK. ITO; Union, 100.
RAILROAD BONDS
were firm and in moderate demand. New Jersey
Central first consolidated sold at 1925, Chicago,
Burlington and quincy eghts at 1884, Boston,
Hartford and Erie nrst, MH; Michigan Southern
second, 10Ok; do, sinking fund, 1o59s; HanniDal
anu st. Joseph eighrs, convertible, s9 Lake Shore
consolidated, registered, first, 9ek; Buffalo and
Erie, new. 100; Harlem first sevens coupon, 1os
1o7N Union Pacific drst 921 a 921S; do, sinking
iund, 77h; western Pacific bonds, 87h Western
Union sevens, 100; Pttsburg Fort Wayne and
Chicago third, 100; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw,
lirst Western division. SO; Toledo and Wabash,
rarst. st. Louis division, e7k; Toledo and Wabash
11rst, sSh; DO. consolidated convertible, As; Gen.
tral Pacific, first San Joaquin branch, SO; Michi-
Central geyen9. lOl ". ha lotaot htda -
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The latest hidA Were:--

Bun 4 state l. 7's......l00
Kalamazoo 4 4 Wd r lst 81
Lake shore con lst, c. .l0l
Lake shore lst. con r.. 80
Lake Shore "a, con c.. 9ln
Marietta 4 Gin lst. -. .lU3h
Mich , en- con rs, 1902. .l0l5s
\ = south LIST m, Pa. 80
\ Y a y IL 4s. :. .lUl
New York Cen o's, 49,. gS
New York Cen 6's, 49,. g7i1
n Y Cen rs, rs. l0z,s
New YORK Cen lst IN, c.lI4
Hud x rs, I'd m,sf, 's5. 1861
hud X rs Sd m '75. -. 1909
Harlem IS LIST IN. c.. .l07,.
Harlem rs, lst m. r. ..lO1sx
Norm Missouri lst In. S6
ohio q MISS con IT,. 97L
Ohio a Miss consol. ..... 96L
Ohio 4 Miss ID, con-. SUlS
Cen pac e bonds. go. 95st
Cen P&c, san Joo Pr. ga
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Poor damaged; "a l6c zoe.
&C. sesyy @ arsD sni c maas sTSD
Hc ise kougn-Hemlock &c. sc. oak. asc SIC,
MoLAssRsThe market for foreign very quiet, with
ns sw S IN a Within SG
steady range Of prices hs sales oos up s bbs Of
3 SS 'sS
SSaysa e & dS @ por Rsd RTsnns @ s n &
lish Islands 4Oc &C.,; New Orleans 55c 6b1ac tor
NAVAL sronrs.-The market for spirits of turpentnc
was mac tive but very frm Merchantate order held at
~ sbs yos sold rs e. c SIC for Southern ar and 9r
good strained at 81 25. The fner grades were held
@ Wilmington and wv wGninson GnHssa ne"fH Pitch
ols-There Was an active jobbing trade in linsced,
which was quoted steady at 7sc 7sc in casks and 7c =
sns s @ sW
sc Lard oil met With moderate demand and was quoted
was Quoted steady at 4ec ssc Tor small lots Of crude
SS DO ws op aS
snS whale ma m oils met win moderate demand and
$, q ior s5uds natural winisS,
Sr &c. S a. GT snd m
: Ss ISr Slsss5sd sanS cod quoted nrmef at sse
FslHoLsSG~fhers has been no no change in the market
ssse r wnSa an6sa al s ar n al
ssnysry q balance Of moash eTSde' 'ias, Sa.s
nss nsSh.Ss iSsgnsS 70 s ssssa 4 s
phia market Refined quoted sc.
allhe The Creek markets were generally hrm and
quoted thus .-Oil City, Uhc Titusville 90c. glt4 ;
Rouseve Sc. She Petroleum Centre sc lid oute,
60c bid Parkers United, 6sAc. 7Oc immediate ship
menL 57lec. a 9)c.
PROVISIONS l75 bbls; beef 81 packa.
ges cut meats, 2yi do lard, 1856 bbs and tierces and
"a Kegs. For mess pork the market continued dull and
nominal; old mess quoted at $ls 20 and new do. at
$2u So We note sale OF $40 bbls OF prime pri.
vate terms Bacon was hrmer and attracted more at
tenion We heard OF sales OF l25 boxes of city long
Dressed hogs were steadily held at SIC sac for West
distributing way uGht business vas rspQsted put the
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvgRPooL Dec. a.
Evening-Common rosn, 6s. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoSpoN, Dec 22-Even-
ing.-Spirits turpentne. DDS. per cwt
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MARBLE MANTEI.S !.

WAKBLE NANTELS.
A I GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
IA An extensive stock Of Slate and Marble Mantela
Wash Trays and Slate Work Of every description
PEkkHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st., N
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES or MARBLE
~ and marbleized Mantels; all kinds OF Floor Thing.
Monuments Headstones Slabs Tor plumbers and cabinet
makers offered at =. kLABEk 4 CO.'S steam Mar
BILE Works Nos 27 to 223 West Fify.hrs street. near
Broadway.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs-AN EXTENSIVE
N stock OF Marble and Marbieized Mantels aud all
other marble work; Marble Turning tor the trade. A.
KLABER IA Easi Eghtee nth sreak n4Ar Third ax
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Quotations based classification In force
september l. 1874 and upland in running
IN quality not more than halt grade above below
Tc:; Strict good ordinary, is.c low middlins, isc
micdling, l4Hc good mdd ling l5sc. The sales were
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FINANCIAL.

DE PREPARED FOR UNEXPECTED DEVELOP
j. ments by securing double privileges Pamphlet
GLOW Money is Lost Made in Wall Street, sent Tree
by LAPSlEY BAILEY Brokers, "a Broadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN
Yissd NJ Eureka. Nev.-A water
ppsss Bursts and Carries Away
= Psrsisn OF the Town-Thirsy
Lives Los.

Slx FRANCISCO. July 25-l P. H.
A dispatch from Eureka. Nevada, gives
particulars Of the stona yesterday. II
had been raining with great violence
from early morning till noon, when a
cloud burst ON q lofty range OF monn-
tains to the east. A vast volume Of wa
ter rushed down the canyon where The
town il located. The eastern part OF
the town was flooded in ten minutes by
q fearful rush Of water, constantly In
creasing in violence ami depth. BY its
impetuosity the people in that portion
Of tho place were hemmed in. Every
moment houses wero torn from their
foundations and swept away with their
occupants. Ropes were procured and q
line formed. Brave men thus protected
dashed into the torren. and saved many
lives. Only . few women and children
were lost. The body OF one, Mrs. Broy,
Was recovered. Rodser Robinett, re-
porter Of the Cupid. is amongst the
drowned. The Cupid Office is swept
away. Bodies are being brought to the
Courthouse AZ fast nv recovered. Three
Cinnamon are lost. Thirty houses are
swept away. and all that part Of the
town devoted TO dance houses and other
places Of amusement is gone. The
food lasted only half IN hour. The to-
tai loss Of life is not yet known. II is
believed 1t will reach 2S or 30. The
weather is still threatening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

A vE.r nApip, safe and easy vay 70 male mo
ney. 10 IN procure tsritory 10 i~nirsiues the iAsss
ussfallnvention that 10 wanted every day sysvs',
one, every where, Who hiss Q family. . mnSiL,a
sewing Machine with Table and Tresdle W GUY
wouLi pay So Tor. Tapid, smosth and irni, mshee
q seam - strong that the cloth viii tear before ths
stitches win rip apart. Edit nsu sttsshmssts ~,
all work and the Improved hutton Hole Wortefusru
By ne only. Agents only need show them IN oPsfs
tien 10 seil In every house they ent~r. ~ ana w
wsris cleared daily By smart agents. NO suen W.
chine Was ever dered al any such PRICE. 1y11 ~
last year. lnn.on families uss them. Demand w
sr.asinx every day where they become tnesn'
Ministers. Judges. Lawyers. Eiitsr. hAehInlsas.
Tallors, etc, recommend than 90 perfect. Rights
given free To npt sppfcants. n there . no Agency
10 your place, write isr u. % buy Q machine TOT YOU
Machines sent 70 eli psrts of the osalty on Fsc!.sipst
q yriee. sis. Reed saysrtissuest begnnlag
Saved In every Family" On another column Of thts
paper. Address the froprtstsn. Ro.snf j. NIL
LisAs . Co. ~ Canal strsst. Hsw rork.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

FoR bronchial, asthmatic and pull
monary complaints Browns Bronchial
Troches manifest remarkable curative
properties.
Pro IRos.--Another carload OF pig
iron. for the Gold Hill Foundry. arrived
at the railroad depot this morning.
WAR on Doos.--Hoodlum bootblacks
are still doing q lively business In yir-
ginia capturing tssless dogs.
Monk RAMA heavy shower OF rain
was noticeable in the vicinity Of Genoa
at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
DISTRICT CoURr.-The next session Of
Of the District Court will commence ON
Tuesday. August 4th.
STARTED UP.-Yesterday the Land
mill in Seven-mile Canyon started up
Chollar ore.
PEKsosAL.-George Ames. formerly
engineer at the ophir mine. was In town
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

REMOVAL -Buiteriek q Cos Pattern Agency
hs, been removed to No. 30 North @ street. op-
poetic rltxmeier d Armbnst's Bakery. eight
door north OF the Postofice. upstsir, st
which place all the latest patterns can be oh
tanned. Mr.. K. A. storef having received the
agency Of the importing and Wholesale Human
Hair Esiablishment OF Charles v. Peckhan.
broadway. Naw YORK. 10 now prepared 10 sup.
New York rates. Call and see samples and
price list. Mrs.. x. A, storrr, No. - North q
street, mp Stair. Virginia City, New. 10
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ARvsn.-It 10 no wonder that C. A. Nolts.
meier, Of the Metropolitan Boot and shoe
store, No. los South @ street, Virginia. 70 10
Ing such . mshing business. lie has Just ~
tufped from san Frsnei,co with q Urge stock
OF the laiest siyles and beet quality OF boots
and shoes. which he ls selling eneaPer tnan
aud examine his new goods. ~
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Coin IInLsn aud everybody read this:
There 10 Que thing certain; thoss who are
ailing with dyspepsls, bilious diseases and
Ice. Of appetite. get well by the uss of Bitter
Witch. Every time . dose 10 taken the patient
feels better. sold At J. Jon es' Drug store.
Last Chance flnlmsnt, the greatest pain.
killer In the world; Web Foot fihs, mo easisst
puryaiivc. Sold everywhere. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

wALLKR on cRxxAriox.-Ml good men who
deal fairly aud squarcly by Their fellows Will 30
pleasunb,y remembered long alter their souls
shall have returned TO the eoupanioasAip OF
the Just. and their bodies are properly crematsd
In tas most approved modern style. There are
plenty Of men, however, who deservs 70 %
burnt before death for their inherent wicked.
ncss, and among thcss are clothing dealer who
worth half its price. Such men ought TO be
crcnaied. and their stocks Of elo'hinr. with
them. Call at my store. In nslrs building
Main street, opposite the once OF the .oLD
HILL NEws. when you want clothing, and i VIII
do you honest aud square justice.
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
70 the Pollcyholders OF the Mutual
Life Insurane Company
OF New York.

Arr. A. T. cRocKER. or TIE GENERAL
MI Once Of the Mutual Life lnsnranee ON.
pany. Of Nsw York. 10 now In yiryinis City.
and win be pleased 10 meet all policyholders 81
the Company 81 the General Insurance Agency
fovmstiou dasired can BE- obtained By thoee al.
ready Insured, or othsn DESTROYS Of occurring
lie insurance. lyl3u
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wu, II Is.-It /. not strange n all that III

wur IT Is.-it 10 not strange 81 all that the
sidewalk Ia 'front.' Of W.. X Rson's store 10
hloekadsd with goods every day. and 90 many
people coming out loaded with goods, for with
. few dollars you can bur groceries enough TO
81 %: 7 pounds nne brown sugar, 81 %; fre,h
iomAtoes. IN can, IS cts: fresh peaches, IN
can. Is ets.: ffcsh Oysters, N can. % cts: pie
fruit, IN can, Is cts. and everything In proPor-
tion. 90 and get . package NJ Hson's coffee,
fresh ground sye,y week. Try Il. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

Arrrxrios.-AIl persons Indebted to n. '.
Waller arc requested TO call o. his store and
settle their accounts within thirty days, snd
thereby AYE themselves expenses and iroap'e;
All accounts remaining unsettled o. TIE enc OF
thirty days, will he placed In tho hands o,sn
oficer for collection "
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FROM ELKo.
without foundatien-Lers Ampu
tAted-ltoad washed Away.

ELKo, New, July 25.-Tho report Of
m accident on the Central Pacific Rail-
road and the ditching Of an emigrant
train Is without foundation.
A section foreman was run over and
had his legs SO badly injured that ampu-
tation was necessary.
The water spout washed the road out
80 badly that trains cannot get over To-
day. Overland trains going east and
west are waiting here for the road to be
cleared.
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FROM YREkA.
ARRAY Between Iadians.

YEExA, Cal. July pa shooting
ARRAY took place last Wednesday Sven-
ing at Cottonwood Gulch, ak miles
from here, between two Shasta Indians.
They had been in town during the day
and got some liquor and where having
n quarrel, when one. Big Tom, drew a
drew a pistol AMI shot the other.
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NETTING.

0rFlcE SOUTH c0NsTOCK GOLD AND
~ silver Mining Company -Notice.- The
annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
South Cotnstoek Gold and Silver Mining Com.
transaetinn 81 such other baslness A. may he
presented, VIII Be- held u MONDAY, the nth
day OF August. 1874. a. : o'clock ?. 4 NJ thai
day, o. The once OF the Company. Trsn.'et
s SSas' VII u s's'sS ~ Ts:sdsJ; Aaga,i ilta.
.Ones-Rcom 81 and q, New Herchantr' Gx.
change psidinE. csiiforiia street, San rfsn-
cisco, California. jyaJ ID
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I~.,,xIou. services Tomorrow.

ST.. JouS's CnuRcH. Com HLL.-
Bishop Whitaker will hold divine ser
vice =; st. Johns Church tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. Seats free; all are
invited. Sunday Schoolat ESQ p. NJ.
N Z. CHURCH. Coin HuL.-Divine
s~sr,ic,s will be held at this church
tomorrow (Sunday.) Preaching at
lOl, A. N. and z p. NJ; SUNDAY
School at Ia T. NJ; prayer meeting
Thursday, 7 p. N. AL are invited.
RELIGIOUS. - Reverend Mr.. Me-
Grath will lecture in the National
Guard Hall. Virginia City. Sunday
evening at \ o'clock. Seats free.
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STOCK REPoRr.
lRrrosrEp DAILY nj xlxEs = HALL

nI1
tRsrosfso DAilt
Last Eveaing.
100 hs.dsw Vale, Sssi,o. Is
!.S Eny,Is Con. Xs, iiS 50, ny. nS
20 fioess. 81.
y w.shington = saeo,s; i'p
- nnlmaa, az -
10 psn.1
~ NrSsik.i.
"a =, na,..ia sopth. ~
10 ~ ps,Sh u
~ ao,,,o, R,lmont
,,S sss,rr crs,s' ~ az b,o, 5, ~. .. b
~ p.irssr as &, ~. Gay. sia blu, sl'., 6th.
40 v,,.l. IA VA
~ ha,,.,,. IL Ia bs
- soa,s chsriot III. ~ b,p. %
~. y,,,.or, ~
nslt.n cns,,etssg
70 Sa.r,o. W., s, a. az ~ s,O. .. bio.
i"S snp.. V
,oss,s. %. a. ~ bio. Tys, ~.
,Su'.k Sorr.ss SS
~ ran yirvin,s. an. II $50 -
SIS Crown Point. Is. es.. a. bio
,oSo O,srnas. "a, JlS, y, u b, - ss, 3ik
Nv "a r. ~ ~. so 7, 80
,ts ssy. B,Ichsr. u. 50, aS,
no California. 81
10 Caledonia, II, IN
no Gould a Curry, gDk. Nk b., sos bO
20 hollar -Polcsl, IS
rh,. Norutur.
800, ,s,s ho lgs lgi..
c9t3 Ophir. Ion, ION w. ">
10 gosid . cury. lsS, ~.
~ Beet = bslehs.. - isS. &c. IS
so savage. sos, ~ wv -
a, ,,p IA
10 chell.r' re.o.l. a;Ss"
igs cro.n rei.t s.s' a.
80 bsiesef'
piehoS '
30 Inpefla. a.
10 kniplre NIL; ss,'NAo
iN kentnek. IAN 'i"s
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Lovers OF Nature cannot nnd 10 tho State
crander or more beautiful scenery than 10 10 be
found In wAshoe Valley. while lovers of the
t~srpsichorean art will be able 10 chase the
GLOWING hours with fying feet and those
who wish for athletic sports will nnd them In
endless variety.
Committees are and have been at work. and
We fsel proud In asserting that everything will
be what We wish and our friends desire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

To be had OF the Committee.
iyg I'd
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DEPERRINa To THE ABOVE, ! BHG
IL LEAVE 10 return thanks to the public
generally for kintnsps shown me during The
past year. and stale that II 10 my Intention To
carry on
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RUTLAND, VT. July 25.-While Mrs.
Porter. Of st. Adams, and two children,
were gathering berries yesterday, n
child fell into a creek. The mother
jumped in after it, followed by the other
child and all three were drowned.
, 1874-11-12
TRADE3-uNION FUNDS.

Bomo Of tho trades-unionB Of this country aud
England have accumulated large sunas Of money.
Ono English society claims capitl Of
"a. 900 900. Another has over 81, ,000.00 It is
but natural that these enormous suma IN tho
hands OF men unnccuatomed to the use Of money
ind ignorant Of the alphabet Of political eoono-
my BAould be misapplied In too many cases
t1oy arc 1orae than wasted. hleu shirR work
because they know they will act regular stipend
from an ovorhowing treaaury by asking for It.
They strike, fooliBh1y and vainly. because they
know that their union will pay thom while idle,
aud they like such eaay methods Of earning
money. Even Hhen necessity forcea operatives
to atrike. the funda given thom ARC still wasted.
They arc spent unproluctively for the sup
port Of mon Who do nothing In return.
So much capital IL destroyed Tue worktngu On
are therefore worsa OF than before. They have
disBipatod groat part Of tho funds Of their
union. and have almost oortainly got no satis-
factory returns for the money, and they have
diminished the stock of tho worlds capital, and
have therefore lessoned tho chancoB OF future
employment for themselves mud for all toiio1s.
For tue labor done in this world is measured by
carital. The more capital, tho moro labor. Tho
less capital, tho leHs labor. So. in wasting thou
Aanda Of dollars by spouding it unproduotivoly,
these unions Of workinKmen harm workinguaen
for unnumbnred y0ars to como. Labor, having
gained sono capital, usoa tho weapon against,
Instead Of for, the omployc. 1t might so readily
be used for his advantage that this error needs
protest. In very many cases 1t would be
cheaper for trados-union to set up q lot Of its
members in business on 4hoir own account than
to support them during strike. Why should 1t
not do SO ? The danger Of this course would be
that tue inexparienco OF tho men might wreck tho
enterprise. 70 avoid this peril, tho union
might dovoto ita surplus funds, from timo TO
timo to enabling its members to buy an interost
in tho shops In which they nro employed. Thcro
ase tow employers who would not be willing. for
ready cash, to form m industrial partnership
with the;r mon en- the plan which the Briggs
Brothers experiment has n,ade famous. 4 loan
to men shua tahen into partnership, secured bT
mortgage on thoir stock, would bo as Bafo as any
Investment. In this way tradeB-union could
gradually make all its mombors independent. in
| stead Of Keeping them mud their eucceBBors poor.
| 1t is because this productive uBe Of the capital
! accumulated by labor il 30 easy that ita unpro-
! ductiye waste Ia inexcusab1o.
, 1874-11-12
THE B. & O, RAILROAD,


Tho rtmor that the Baltimore i Ohio Tall
road Company has so far departed from tho
policy 1t haa heretofore maintained, and Joined
In what ID known n8 tho Saratoga combination,
whereby Ill the Eastern trunk railwaya fix IN
arbitrary ratio Of freight divisions with tho Vest
ern roads, has, to the relief Of tho public, boon
douied. No railroad haa aver been brought
to tho Woet undor more favorable circumstances
than tl,e Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad. Thopoopla
of this city aud Of tho whole Northwest hayo
welcomed 1t with no ordinary iutorost. Thoy
hayo admired ta Independence mud have antlol-
patod tho most beneficial results therefrom. A
direct trade with Baltimore haa been looked
forward to with tho liyoliost antIoipations, aud,
II that road maintain i.s independent policy,
tl1oro can bo no doubt that In five yoars tho rail-
road trado betweon Ohicago and baltimore will
surely equal any.railroaa trado that has ever ex~
istcd between Chicago aud New York. Last winter
the road, though 1aborlng uudcr tho 1laady1nt-
ago OF no direct connection with thls city, did an
itnmouyo transportation trade In grain to Dati-
moro. It oarrlod of tho surplus rccolpta reaeh-
ing thla city, aud gayo employment to all tho
Western roads during tho wlntcr. All over tho
Northwest, wherevor tliore Is point reached by
rail, tho people aro looking to the completion Of
tho Baltimore i Ohio Railroad with hardly lesY
anxiety tl,an II thors wore no other truuk-lino
to tue East. They aro waiting to ship all they
have to aend by that road. It Ia unnecessary to
argue tho sftoct Of this upon tic trads Of nalu-
, 1874-11-12

Mcdonald, the Chief rufflan and gambler Of
Chicago. will probably DO indicted by tho Grand
Jury to-day on q charge Of assault with intent to
kill. The performances OF Mcdonald in Nc
Gasry's Balloon Gun scarcely have passed from
the miuds OF our rcadors. The otfense
was heinous. and it WIS aggravated by
the previous bud and dangerous character Of tho
man. We sad at tho timo, and repeat now, that
tho punishment OF Mcdonald iB necessary to tho
welfare Of Chicago. When ho goes to prison,
the gamblers and thieves will loso their most
efficient ACCESSORY.
, 1874-11-12

That imperial juggler. Don Carloa. ia making
freai, trouble betwecn France and Spain. Ho Ia
now Oh Trench soil, aud the Fronch authorities
havo beon officially requested To arrcst him
They hayo looked for him, as directed by tho
Spanish Embassy, and thoy havo not found him.
1t will DO remarked upon ~ singular at Madrid
aud Berlin that tho Spa,,ish officers had precise
information OF tho whereabouts Of the refugee.
boing ab!o to designate the houuo occupied by
linn, whito tho Fronch authorities woro 80 slow
and ignorant al to permit Ills escape. Tho aua-
picion will bo, Of course, that ii Dazaino, for
instance or nochofort had been ut londuyo, ho
would not lavo cscaped 80 easily es Don Carlos.
, 1874-11-12

4 Milwaukee newspaper last night DECLARED
for Mf. &. D. Washburne as tho next Republican
caudtdate for tho Presidency. The Republican
party will oloct the uaxt President TINT much
is aa certain aH any future evontcan DO. Whether
ConklIng, or Blalno. or Wilson is q question for
future discussion. An carly nomination will not
help man it ho is not aecuro OF tho affections
ard respect Of Republicans throughout tho
country aud one who has thoaa eau afford to
wait for tho recognition of hia merits at the
proper time.