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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

A GOoD NOMIYATIoN.-It is to the
interest of the whole community that all
political parties put forward their best
men for office. When our opponents do
this, then there is stronger incentive to
the Democracy to place none but their
best on the ticket. 1t would afford us
pleasure to go through with campaign
where no occasion would present itself to
indulge in personal alusion of an Of
feRsive character; where the contest
could be wngcd on principle, without IL
descent to vitupcration or invective,-
We should be pleased, indeed, if we
could say a good word for the personnel
OF the opposing tickets, as we may APP
propriateIy in at least one instance on tho
Radical ticket now before the people,
We refer to its candidate for Attorney
General, exJudge L. d. Sawyer. This
gentleman was one of the early residents
Of Calaveras county. In 1853 he was IA
candidate on the Wing ticket tor State
Senator, and was elected over his Demo
cratic opponent, VIM. NJ. Oliver. After
his term expired he visited his old home
at the East, got married and returned to
California, and made his home in San
Francisco. During his professional ca
Teer nc has served term as Judge of Il @
Fourth District Court with credit to HIM
self and approval Of the people.-.S. +.
Examiner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

JOINT Canvass Mr.. Luttrell has
agreed to make partial canvass of the
District with DEMO, his Republican OPP
ponent. The prudent Jay Kay leaves a
loop hole to crawl out of, for he says that
he will speak in the district only part of
the time, devoting the rest to helping the
Democracy carry the State. Mr.. Lut-
trolls ideas Of his powers are very refresh
ing, especially to those who have heard
him when in his happiest whang- doodle
style. To disihterested party it would
look as though Mr.. j. X. could do as
much service in one part of the State as
another, and that it would probably be as
well for him to help his own chances at
tho same time he was helping those of his
party. But the prudent j. X. knows on
which side of his bread the butter is, and
we predict that after DEMO has taken his
scalp time or two. he will receive an
unmistakable call " to some other field
of labor. That's what's the matter with
Reiormer John.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

TaE Marysville Appeal wants to know
what Bidwell's title TO his rancho has 10
do with Governor. The Appeal Is an or
gan of that party which claims all tne
honesty of the State, and its sapient ed
itor ought to know that if its gubernator-
ial candidate is convicted OF stealing MS
rancho from the United States, people
will hardly care to let that kind OF re-
formers" get their fins into the state
Treasury. The question of Bidwell nav
ing gained his ranch by fraud has been
raised and must be met, nor can II De
met by such shirking questions as tha'
propounded by the Appeal. Either BID
we'll will be set aside in merited disgrace,
or he will come out with flying colors, to
the confusion of those who have made
the accusation. But if he has no better
defence than the Appeal makes-good-
by, Honest John.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

TIE "GRANp OLD PARTY. THE
Democratic ticket this year reminds Us of
the good old times before the war, when
the chivalry wing had the running of
things about the same ms they have now.
Citizens of Northern or of foreign birth
were taught to stand back, while the
high places in the synagogue were re-
served for gentlemen from the Sunny
South, and the I" Great North" was rep
resented on the ticket by such men as
John G. Burch. In the Republican dis
sensions the Chivs now see their golden
opportunity, and the way they have gone
for the scalps of their plebeian coadjutors
would indicate that they expect to have
things to suit themselves in future.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17
ToR CoNGREss-THIRD DISTRICT,
c. B. DEMO,
Of Solano

The KEELY Moron. The scientific
world is astonished at Il new motor, in
vented by Mr.. Keely, Of Philadelphia,
which it is claimed will entirely supcrsede
steam ms a motive power. The inventor
does not design making the invention
public until he has secured letters patent
from all countries where they are issued,
which will cost about $50 900 and consume
three or four months time. Mr.. Keely
made the discovery by accident and then
devoted his time TO perfccting his dscoy-
cry. He claims that his apparatus will
generate cold vapor from water by me.
chanical appliances, without the aid OF
chemicals, and the pcculiarty Of this va
por is that it can be used to the best ad
vantage at pressure Of 10000 to 80, 900
pounds to the square inch. The cost OF
tn apparatus will be from five to twenty
FIVE hundred dollars, according to the size
and style Of finish desired. We confess
TO some degree Of curiosity to see this new
m achanical power thoroughly tested. In
this age of invention nothing seems i'm
po sible to scicnce-even a Summerfeld
pill-and in view Of the progress already
made in this century, the world is inclined
to be credllous VIII en- n new invention is
Gained. If the Kcely motor has the
mechanical power claimed for it, we pre-
dict it will become part of the machin
cry used in mining claims under circum-
stances iavoring its use, aad some miners
will think Motor as necessary for sue
cessful work as they now do of a giant"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

DIGNITY.-The Marysvile Appcal, in
speaking of Gorham's challenge to Booth,
says, We do not propose to discuss the
matter of equality, but we recognize the
difference between Senator of the United
States and clerk of that body. There
is a dignity attach ing to one that cannot
pertain to the other" Exactly. But
Mr.. Booth having once laid aside that
dignity to reply to the ''ccrk, " his toadies
will not be permitted to plead dignity 1"
now. We do not expect Mr.. Booth to
meet Gorham on the stump, but it will
be from the fear OF being handled without
gloves, not from any exalted notions of
dignity. Bidwell is the dignity" man
OF your party and he is possessed of a little
too much of the wrong kind TO commend
him 10 ordinary people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

The CH;co RANcH.-On our first pape
will be found an article from the Sacra-
m into Bee, in reference to Bidwell's title
to his $4,000 acres in Butte county. Had
such charge been made by irresponsible
parties, it would be beneath notice, bu,
men have made It who cannot be accused
OF demagognery. General Bidwel has
got to meet it and show it to be false, or
ne may as we'll stay at homo and devote
the balance of his useful life to re planting
the grape vines he once pulled up. Il
would be pity if this embodiment of
political honesty, this Granger par erceL-
fence, should be proved to have come into
possession of his princely domain by the
practice of some of the arts of common
land -grabber. 1t would be apt to shake
public faith in tho purity of other high.
toned retormers. The charge has been
Rade and must be met, and Bidwel must
either confound his accusers, or drop out
of tie political field. There can be no
Standing on dignity in this case,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

a MAN Of West Liberty, Iowa, died a
few days ago, but before he passed away
he expressed desire to his weeping wife
that he might be buried on the Old farm,
where he had formerly lived, near Bev-
ington' in that State. She carried out
his wish, and arrived at the place desig-
n"ted' stranger TO everybody. What
was her astonishmont then to learn that
on the farm whore her husband was to be
buried there was living former wife of
his, OF whom she had never heard. In
dignant at the baseness of her late part
ner, she deserted the body, leaving it
with the former wife, who had not hoard
oil the mans whereabouts fot years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

A DEMOCRATIC WRANGLE.-The nom
ination of Mr.. Piper for Congress does not
seem to give unalloyed satisfaction to the
unterrifed of San Francisco, and some
800 Democrats have signed paper agree
ing to support an Independent Democrat
ic candidate. Mr.. Piper has only one
recommendation for the position and that
is money. The jangle into which both
the Democratic and Purity " parties
have fallen may give the City to the Re
publicans if they are wise enough to put
their best men forward.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

THE Democrats knew what they were
about when they nominated Beck for
Secretary of State. When among Ger
mans, they declare that he is of that ma
tionality, that his name is really Bech.-
The Irish are told that he was born in
Belfast, Ireland. Others are informed
that though an Irishman, be is an Or
angeman. 1t is seldom that al! hands
can be cCncilated" by one nomination.
-Odktdnd Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

PROFESSOR CARR. R.-From the Alame-
da Independent we clip the following -
" Why the Independent Convention fail
ed to endorse Professor Carr, we cannot
Imagine. An educator all his life, a
practical teacher, conversant with the
best educational methods in the different
States, and man of unimpeachable in.
teglity, he is just what the people of Gal
ifornia want for State School Superin-
tendent. If ne tailed to get their nomin-
alton because previously taken up by the
Republicans, it was a rather small pro-
ceeding, and not at all independent"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

Tur Post thinks Senator Sharon should
"riso to explain" because having sWorr
before the San Francisco Board OF Equal
ization that be was taxed on S54O,3Oo' in
the State Of Nevada, his taxes were cut
down to $4,000; whereat the Virginia
Chronicle says that Mr.. Sharon's whole
assessment in the State of Nevada does
not exceed $1,000. If the Post has kept
the run of matters of this character, 1t VIII
not need to be told that while poor men
always give their property in at a l"il
valuation and pay their taxes, the rIch ai
invariably try to evade their payments
1t is so everywhere, and the assessmen,
roll Of a county is no just criterion oi
mems relative worth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

SENTENCED Young Granice, the
murderer of Edward Madden, was tried
in Fresno county last week, found guilty,
and sentenced to imprisonment for life.
The verdict shows that the time when a
man can take the law into his own hands
and slaughter fellow being, in revenge
for some real or fancied wrong, is ovel
in California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

THE ORANGEMEN.-Th anniversary
OF the battle of the Boyne was celebrated
by the Orangemen of New York by a
picnic, but no procession. At severa
points in Canada the day was celebrated
quietly. in the usual manner. At Law
renee, Massachusetts,, n serious riot oc
Cured, and the Qrangemen were driven
by the crowd to tie station-house fol
protection. Nearly every one in the pro
cession was hit by missiles. The Orange.
men fired their pistols into the crowd and
many were hit, but none killed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

In Spain a poor musician hanged him
self at night with cord mace by rolling
together number of iddle-strings, but a
favorite monkey amused himself by
playing with his masters bow on this
new sort Of fiddle, and made such row
as to wake up every one in the house,
and the fiddler vas cut down in time to
save his life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

PROFESSION AND PRACTICE.-The In =
dependents ignore national politics in their
platform, and claim to have nothing to
do with national questions. Then they
go on and make Congressional nomina-
tions whore national politics alone are at
issue. Which are we to believe, the pro-
fessions or the practice of these fellows ?
Do they want national offices themselves.
or is their aim simply to beat the Repub-
lican nominees ?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

A GRANGER is credited with the re-
mark that Bidwell displayed wretched
taste in digging up his grapevines, in
stead of grating them in order to change
the stock. lie thinks that man dis
playing so little judgment in his lifelong
occupation is unfit for Governor. That
Granger has a level head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

A SINGULAR and sudden death occurr-
ed lately in Flint, Michigan. A young
lady of twenty, while playing the organ,
fell over backward in fit of laughter,
overturning an oil lamp, which set tire to
the carpet. The fire was soon extin-
guished, but the young lady when picked
up was dead. The corpse bad life like
appearance when buried, though it was
kept five or six days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

THE CANVASS The nominees of the
Republican party are in the field, and we
see by the list of appointments published
in the SPIRIT Of the Times, that the cam
pagn will be vigorous one. Some of
the ablest speakers on the coast will take
the stump in behalf of the Republican
finkaf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

THE Postmaster General has hit upon
very effective way Of bursting lottery
bubbles before any one loses money on
them. He instruots the postmaster in
the city where the lottery is drawn not to
pay the manager any money order or de-
liver him any registered letter that may
be sent to him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

THREE more State Conventions heard
from and Pachcco still ahead as the
champion topper. Times change and
men change with them," but if there are
any times that can flop any quicker than
a persistent office seeker, we don't care
to see them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

CONTRARY to all Sunday School regu-
lations, a Pennsylvania lad has fallen up
on prosperity by going fishing on Sun
day. He didn't catch any fish, but he
saved n wealthy gentleman from drown
ing, and had $4,000 bank account
started for him in return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

During the epidemic of intermittcnts in the
West this season, the whole immense stock of
Ayers Ague Cure became exhausted, and the
producing power of his Laboratory was found
inadequate to meet the demand. Many, who
knew its virtues for the cure Of Chills and Fe-
Cure is said by those who use it TO never fail
Reader, if you must have medical aid, take the
best of medicine. Poor remedies are dear, as
good nre cheap at any price you have to pay
Tor them - Charleston Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

The HOUSES WE LIVE IN-in other words,
our bodies-are held on repairing leases. We
must prop and sustain them when they exhibit
signs of weakness and decay, or they VIII IN
eyitably break down. In Dir. Walkers Cali
fornia Vinegar Bittors, a matchless compound
of newly discovered medicinal herbs, peculiar
to the PaciLc region, the debilitated, the, bill,
ious, the rheumatic. the cOnsumptive, will lind
the most genial tonic and restorative ever Of
alcohol, and consequently leaves no sting
behind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

THERE are different ways of celebrating
the 4th Of July. In San Francisco, two
men suicded, third begged n a"soiIed
dove" to marry him and upon her refusal
shot first her and then himself. Vicks-
burg killed three "niggers," )" and wounded
a number more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

SHERIFF. SLEETH, of Tehama county,
who N,,nt to EIllo, Nevada, on important
business, lat week, was attacked with
brain fever ana uelirium, on his return,
and made several unsuccessful attempts
to jump off the cars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17
Weaverville, July II, 1875.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

FOR GOVERNOR,
tt G. PHELPS,
of San Mateo.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
j. VI. CAVIS,
OF San Joaquin.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WARD HALLET,
Of Butte.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
f. d. SAWYER,
Of San Francisco.
FOR C0NTRoLLEE,
J. j. GREEN,
of Marin.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
WILLIAM BECKMAN,
of Sacramento.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
kOBERT GARDNER,
of Humboldt.
yoR CLERK or THE SUPREME COURT,
GRANT |. TAGGART,
of Shasta.
FOR sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
EZRA S. CARR,
Of Alameda.
ToR CoNGREss-THIRD DISTRICT,
c. b. DEMO,
Of Solano
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

CAMBRIDGE is proud of a young wo>
man SO innocent and pure minded that
she remarked to her intended the day be-
fore their marriage: Now mind !
won't have baby brought into the
house,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

HALF a LOAF, ETC. ."-Johnson and
Pacheco are birds ofa feather, although
they do not carry out the rest of the ad-
fse. Each wanted the nomination of his
pirty for Governor, and falling in that,
eaca one dropped psg. But there is
this in Johnsons favor, that he stayed at
home, while Pacheco's "pulity" carried
hin oyer TO another crowd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

BESSIE TURNER is making quite for
tune out of the scandal trial. Large
quantities Of her photographs are sold in
Now York, on each of which she receives
n royalty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

A VoICE FROM SWEDEN. Chemists
and their Productions appreciated by the Pro-
fessors at the celebrated Universities in Swe-
den.--Mr. Sachs, Sir; AT your request l have
tested Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
in my practice ut the Sernhmcr Hotel" and
can say it will restore gray hair to its original
color. 1t is entirely harmless and is a yaluu-
bic remedy to uso in such eases,
p. II. MALMSTEN.
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine.
Sro, KnoLM, July ii, 1888.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

A SNEAK thief entered the office of the
Arizona Miner, and stole Tom Buffers
overcoat and breeches. What any ordi-
nary man could want with the last named
article, we fail 70 see
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

THE big trial has cost Tilton $4,000.
How much it has cost Beecher, we can't
say, but inasmuch as Plymouth Church
now gives him 100000 salary, it doesn't
matter much.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

ONO Democrats declare for imitation
in their State platform. That lets Thur
man out as a Presidential candidate, he
being the leader of the hard money Dem
ocrats in the United States Senate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

a oNE-EYED San Francisco girl advor-
tises tor II husband afflicted in the same
way. She don't mean to oe twitted on
her deformity after the honeymoon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17
at'seklu Tsinitg 5ouraal.
OUR AGENTS:

THOs. BOYCE, Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building. San Fran
cisco is oar only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. p. RewELI. q CO., 40 Pnrk
Row, are sur oHly authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

MpoRTANT.-Endorsed by the Medical pro-
fcssion. DIR. WIN. HALLS BALSAM for the
Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption
and all diseases OF the Throat and Chest. Dir.
Townships Toothacho Anodyne cures in One
Minute. febI3-6m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

A NASHVILLE cat lately gave birth to
seven kittens linked and concatenated to,
gother, with seven heads well displayed
forming perfect round ball,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

NINE vacant seats remain in the San
Francisco Stock Board, for which there
are twenty applicants willing to pay S25-
600 each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

ELEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY emp
ty houses in the twin cities of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny attest the severity of the
depression in the iron industries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

1T is said that Donald Mckay, of Mo
doc fame, is living on public charity in
Boston. Meacham is in New York, his
Modoc show having proved a failure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

a BOSTON mans second wife has had
him arrested for using her money to bay
his first wife tombstone with nootrv On
it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

IF you want to get around Boston
girl, tell her you understand her grand
father was killed at Bunker Hill. That
makes her smile sweetly on you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

MORTIMER THOMPSON, better known
by the nom de pIume OF Doesticks,
died in New York few days ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

SOME Of the San Francisco Democrats
want Friedlander, the King of the grain
ring, as their candidate for Mayor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

SENATOR JONES will take part in the
Republican canvass on his return from
Panamint.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

GENERAL FRANK P. BLAIR, Demo
cratic candidate for the Vice Presidancv
in 1868, died AT St. Louis on the sth inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

es- The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley X Rulofson for the bost Photographs
in the United States, aud the Vienna NJ ctlal
for the best in the world
42Y Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

Is the list of Democratic nominees last
week we omitted the name of d. b. Woolf
for Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17
DEATHS.

Near Chico, July ID, JAMES CLARENCE
only son Of +. G. and Maggie Kilgore,
aged > years, 5 months and days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17
Take Notice.

A l. l. PERSONS ARE HEREBY
IA warned against crediting Mrs. XII
gore on my account, as | will not be re-
sponslble for any debts contracted bv
her. #. G. KHC0pE ~
Weaverville, July IA, 1878. I'm.
, 1875-07-16

" distressed parts y calculated shas psstres to
tho extent Of from oo 10 36n0 s1uars mills have
hsr destroyed which supplied tbs noceaay fond for
|n ahee. 100 osttle. and ann horses. Ths sprtsi
h' tie dntfts* into uIoAe vsrJ diatr1ca ~h0ss charity
y 'untorttnR tho hrrt snfertrs il itacN tncreAans
mo nT1 To m alarming etten that any aid, " bs
enocsual. mus! nsss Irorai1n. NOT only fer the In
MAns want" o. Tia 1eoplr Int also for tho anansnR
~tnter. NJ ali prost@e. Of = hay harvest ftha only
hasTna fnawn IN Irslanl) |. Rone fnr thta in tic
smtnn'tatrly Affected aasrics md Ia ar9uy impaired
in Tho Invaded ots.
lily = letter 10 tho New York E..n 1t appearn that
several olntIicsa Of tho bes! part Of Zealand aro
dnstrnTej: aahoa lying 70 thck tbs. 1t tn est1-
ulnted That 16,3G0 00G, ,00 busllaIn nf ashes havo
fallen ou m stra Of 21 ON square miles. There arc
laFa hnnps at the hpots Of oruI.tton m mich As
II miles iong and from 59d 10 101 fsshoma broad.
from another nource. : newspaper p,lblihhe1 At
hk''royri. 10 tho north Of Iceland, during tho
explosion. nc find that the noi.c Df tho boiling of
sllo cEatnsa could ba clearly ienrd ~ mlfos sway;
aud hi, fntonse red plAre aiIed tho sky II night
Tho writer ttescr'b'h tho. iava NJ thrown in =
cntnpact colnmu noine 500 feet iis, before break
ing. accompanied by blush stream which ex-
ranied and whitene1, and rore tts*,eht fntn the
ar tnanv hundreds Of fAthoins IN apl.o of atroug
wind blowing