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strain. Tho citcumstsnco That neltlor rnrty 10
tils ,llaruts las appoatod 10 tlla fowsra gnaran.
tenIna belgium independence alao sonnNllkt
dlmintsbes tho Importance Of tho Affair."
Settled.
nrnL1r, Apri1 8.-Ths ditflculty between
Gotma,,y and China, raattva to tlio rluntcrpn
Of tl,o bark rriuco bismarck, has Leen satiafae-
torily nott!od. .-.....
TonT1r1UAT1oNa.
rAnta, afarch 25.-Tho Cologne Gazette an
noncen tl,nt tho prusstan 0ovcfll1nant ltas giyon
ortlcrs for tho active prosecution Of tho forliea-
ttous undertaken two yeafs ago at Cologne
Coblontx. Apnnlan, Knsstln, loaon. Thorn,
Dantztc. KonlgALcsg, 1logau, Nc,ase, hlemol,
Ti,ta.,, t0tberg, Swinon,nndo, Strninlind, Friod-
rietsort, kutniorhurg, Unppa!, WiIiholmshAyeu,
md tho mouths Of tho Weser AMI Elto, Tho
appropriation of tho gronpd mt already coded
by ayrostnent is 10 bo prornadod with.
THE OArHottea.
BERLIN, March 2G.-Tho ficar-Gcnoral OF th1
rrlnco Arcl,bsilop OF Drcslau prntnnlgatrs tbs
tnto rnpa Enoycleal In tho Official ecclesiastical
organ If that iocesc TiltR stcpis likely to pre-
cipitato tic measures thscaionod upon tim i;Buo
of tic HcycIicat. Preparations aro R,ado 10 csoso
tie converts Of tho ur1ors III connhxlon Will,
tho 1oHutta. Tho latter aro sosal-oillcalY stated
to t1aro so!octed Syria al n now tell for the,r
operations. Twenty houaea were latoly bought
By tAom at Deyrout
, 1875-04-10

Tho priests and officials ato againat him. tilt
popular feouR will soon overcome tho oppoa-
tim Of His oslo1niea Tho Hi,all himself appre-
ciatos European civilization. asld would readily
oron his purse to develop the rcsourcoA OF Tue
countfv' Int no knowH thRt his o!tioiala would
ombezzlo the n,oneY, ~ hntpenod viii, siik.spu-
ming and otllnr ontefpr1Hos. IIo has him
self TO count III" gold denoB'tcd In tho
vaults. baron Routar Com:npAcnh lila tlh-
dertaklng III earnest, aursoying tho
railway and beginning tho works between
To!lGran aud 1lascht. Uut tho 1IusBians alo oIJ-
posed to tho scheme, mud their intrIRuos Induced
tho shal 10 stop tho operations on tho plea that
Aotnc ctauHon IN tho contract had t,ot been csr-
riou cut. 1,ason Iioutor Las sastaincd great
loseos, nnd Ia ent1osyoring to bring Homo In
f1ueuco to boar TO ratnoyo thc lncr4ict. 1le can
not. however, institute a lawsuit ngainst tho
Ahnlt, aud bis materialh AMI ,mp!cnents arc auf-
forng depreciation, while tho l2ne!isl oovcrn-
mnnt, whose protection he vhlrv solicited At the
outset. roflso to .nterforo. Ills agonts claim
tho working Of Two copror-mines, dIpcoyered
few miles from tito ailtnmar residence OF tl,n
English Ambassador, but with lttls chance of
BlCEASH.
, 1875-04-10
GERMANY.
QEXIAN QATEYASCFS.


LONDON, April D.-TLo Uern Posi-, roysrt,nr
to the subject OF tss loading article OF yoaterday,
says' VAS long az Count AndIassr remains in
Office tho good understanding between the three
Empsson will continue, and thsre usod b. no
loar Of Immediate war."
IktalpMs oTFESsK.
The Cologne Gazette, commenting on tho Boil
E'aa aia1culty. remarks that belgium n,Ay have
Leon encouraged In hog denial Of the Go1man
aensapa BY ne!ghboring power, whoao ablo
Minister OF Foreign Affairs has certainly uez-
teosso no opportunity Of opposing tho interests
ol ues1nAay. We iopo thts incident is fntshod.
Aoept ih so lar q it tolates To tLs Duchesno III.
w.t. WILL VISIT ITALY
the neslln I'oxt ssates that princa Bred.riott
smuaam, s,,, accompanied by 0eperufs Moilko.
E!umonthal and VAight hhaax. lava. Wsr1i,, IL,
aert Monday for Italy, 'es's" os'1'
LONDON, APRIL e.-ThQ London 1fme. rav,av,
lhg lie tort Of the German unta to Kci,.,~,m
ss{s, sonr expectations Foro ,ust,asd t.a}
tatlas knowlodKe Of the tenor or tha Ha,...,s
noss would xetnoTo the more 1crtons ccr.,11,n'
aooa which hayo 6eou n,ado Of Il. Csa-n'ans
Eomonstrates ~lth belgium, aaa mnrn .au5 rans'.;5
foundations beyond tho bounde Of anod ss.v taa,a
nus nothing which wa a.e ablo fsIrlv =. eaai1 aan !
tafoat. Il Ia thu interest OF every fsee n.tsan
- l.otest ARaanst claim that expxeasioua
- y nlmpathy With any cause In =
tMoas.fh Country bo!ong to tho oslor Of inta,Da.
Asle sfonka which ths 6tatA Ia bound ID r.
, 1875-04-10

Captive Among tho Comanctlca.
Ayoung Texan who was captured by tho
Colnnncho Indians about yehr ago gave the
following account Of Ills experiences raoens1y 10
q correspondent Of tho dalvestVn Ke1os:
waH trying to get five beef stoerB baolt to
tie herd early ono morning last May, when l
was suddenly surrounded hY about Twenty-Five
Comanccl.o 1ndinnE aud lhhcn prisoner. Tllis
happened noar Buuriso. l was tlol GU my horta
and carried sonio 90 tuilcs that daY. At night
fifty more Indians aud found they Ind ano.hor
whta man prisoner. waa mol allowed 10 Bpeak
nith this n,at,, hut could 500 from the blood OIL
his faco and clothes tint lio was wountlci. As
soon ns tho 1ntiana lad 2inllel fire a1,tl oaton
sonis moat. t!oy besan to tossuto this second
prisoner, though for wI,at rensun ! liavo hover
learned. They beat him with n cattridgo-l,ox
strap with large buckle I'll tl,o end Of IT, attcr
stsirring ,un OF hia elothss. They Gus gaa!les
hin, viii knives. They .awod of hid thumbs
With an old cavalry aabre, md mashed Ills loes
botweon look and tho butt end of cRrbiue.
Alter EouNi;g. OUT some Of hio toetli with d
bayonet, and BticSing cactl8 thosnH IN lie fleslt,
tllny poured powder in h!s eala and burnt It, All
tlls tnno TIC man did not complain or CRY cut, as
tlo probably expected, BY iils forstude t., Induce
tho Indiana to eraro hts l!fe But IN this lie MAS
mistaken, fur they, finding tint llo did not COM
pian Ut ali theBs tortures, began to cut pecos Of
osl, ont Of his logs and back mud ca. them or as
Icabt prctoud to OIL think they only chowc;l
mp tho 11esi aud spit 1t out. scoing that all at
this torture lid l1ut Mako him cry ont f0r hG had
faintotl) tho chief atotpod up With sharp knlfo
and cut out ono OF his eyes, air., pat live coal Of
tiro In tho sockot mud tuon put oud to luz lfo
with knife.
Ths Indians then Ind grand dance. was
lot to \ small tree. fIal no water OF anything
to cat for tbirty-six lloura, Tho next day about
midday tho party moyod III G northwest courde,
travelling nbout 20 miles; na nftus thia no moved
in northwest course about }UJ miles, whore w0
met Hevornl largs parties Of Indians, soms OF
whom had be9n OH raids in Northern Texas.
remained in that section Of country with tic
Cosnanclsos md WIS kept employed tnostiy
harding ponses. mud sometimes drotlspg deer-
akina aud buffalo lidos. 3ly clothes wero Ill
takela away from mo fow dayR after was cap
trred. and only had a. pair Of drawers and d
blanket nftarward. / ofton had to ont rnH yonl-
sun aud buffalo meat without salt. Alter I hal
been with the Indians snmo six months, they
coaaetl to traat sne ~ prlaonar. and WAS al
lowed to 20 Some distance fran tho camp, I
think 1t waa about tho list of February left
them. waa h2rdiMG ponies, and vas allowed to
riIo one Of tho best witlnut saddle. Tie
eccolltl night took my buffalo tobo mud used It
~ sa,lttlo, filed a saa1t with ariod msat. nnt1
hruclt ont for tho settlements, which reached
towards the lst Of tho month. sold my horso
mud buffalo rol,c. and collected tbree nlonths'
pay that was duo mo at the timo was captured
aud now, viii, 1ud's hoip, I shall keep out Of
tue way Of tue ludlAuH hereafter.
, 1875-04-10
fsr9f3t(ktl10 SsOiHltlS1sH.


Thero may DO soou daily Oh Chcstnus atrect :
man dressel IN. fault'oss Apparel with great
diamond upon hs breast. vainly endoayoriSg to
ousglittor ths magnificent solitaire OH ,is finger.
lu i Gesuau university hs learned che1nsiry.
and not eyon 1.ietig knows it bettor. Ills oceu.
patton Is tho mixing aud the atlnltoration OF
liquors. Qtye him dozen caBks Of loolorixod
represent the name OF gcnuino wtne or popn-
lar spirit. lie ent0Ea : Wholesale drugstore
bearing : largo basket upon hA arm. Five
pou,sts Of iceland mos1 arc tisst weighed out to
smoosllness aud olesginousless that gives to
imitation brandy ths g!ibncss of tAat which il
most matuse1. An aatstngent callod catccAu,
stantl, il noxt in order. A couple Of oaaces Of
sstychntno, aaxt called for, arc quickly convey
ed to tie vcst pocket. aud = poul4 Of white VI
rlol IL ~ silently placed in the bottnnl Of tho
basket. The oil OF coeuao, tho sufphueio ae!d.
apd other psslcies lLAt g!yo fro aud body q tls
Liquid polaon sre always kaut io asoEo.
, 1875-04-10

Charles lloath Wilson, writing from Floreuco
to TIC London ACADEMY, describes tho opening
ct tho tomb Of Lorenzo do Met!lc grandson of
l,otenzo IL %3 tho Magnihcens, which took place iu
Tho etatuou OF Dawn nnd Twilight being
raihcd It was rrsoyed to aldo on tho lid and ~
certain tho contenta OF tho BarcopAag1s, aud 80
sS seatlo tne Question wlother tho monument waH
10 found IL It was shat Of Loreuso. The sight
within WAS strange. Two bodies wpre distinctly
yiHtblo. They had fallon Out, but at ono oud ot
tlle aareop!lagna lay skull witlla black cap upon
white shirt, whilst close 10 n.s WAS AeadIess
body In Glaek tunic, tlla form Of which was
plain onoHGl. with wbito on,broldcry 1T tta
!oaer extremity. Tho Professor destined to OK
black tnnlc. Undorit was tho slulof Ioronzo, for
now thorn can be no doubt that this snon.itnont
ts that OF tho Duke Of Urbiuo. On each Yils
tue tue ehesa .n'i bead Of I.o,onxo wore the legA
t.or III sees Of G,xsndeE who apparently waa thY
taA9s hAu. uHEaAs When Ao was buried tho hehd
OF Losonzo waa pushed down under his tunic.
,"hsFo u Wha fouusl. which In uot unlikely. The
bones OF tho logs Of Alexander wero III whlto ltu-
on hoee, Il u wAs llnen, and under ills head wns
~ = White pillow stout Iron spike projected
from the bolton, OF the marble Barcophagus,
sppnFenuy put thero whom Alexander was do
Poalsed. The rotnatns Of ntn.iiar spike woro al
60 observed q tho other onl whore the bead Of
theae spikes had something to do with tho faat-
e1lug Of tas first lil, removed 10 ruaks way for
Aas;xsuder. The spika WAS fastene.l ln III paeo
used tn embalming The father. Tic skull Of Lo-
rsnxo ~ large and well.fornel. With tne teeth, OF
Which about elsht aeemcd to 10 abssnt. lie was
9orn in !i9s aaa dsed IN lsl9 eesa y; Tue l'so-
ieesos T. IS mas therefore right III excla!nng '!hia
u the hoad OF young man, This alhcF skull
VA smaller, tho forehead lower, tho nose must
Aaye been aqutllue tho hair. aomo Of which ro-
,naasnoa black, coarse and curloi ~ aforo). This
long sssta o. tho CAapsl. They woro dark
bfoWu. black IN some places. aod looked hltu-
msaotts Doth stulls wero dark brown. These
with ca!lipers, aud thoiE proportions regstered,
whilst tho bonos aud fragments were put back
INTO the saroophsgus, It having boen proved that
tue monument by Michael Angelo with ths
tAst OF Losenzo. tho Duke Of Urbino."
, 1875-04-10
0eorge ". Porter, Clinton, H., a rn,upo;at

TIE FnEsfDE*T FAvoRa ADMIRATION.
Prcattlont Grant, IN Al interview with Dr. J, Il,
Miles, General Hncrhtnrg of tho A8soctatlon Tor
the Reform and CodiAcalton Of International
tho Aasocihtiou, anil raid 1t would be a grcat
Gln.asuE to tho warll u tho rank arh lile Of Tho
standing nfttea cDnt1 ho tra5lnferEe to iit11,.-
trial pursuits. and he declared h.mac!f strnnsly
In favor Of tho sottgornnut OF questions Letueou
nations by arbitration.
UTAH Afrt1nH,
Cen. D. Il. Cowei'. AHss4tan. Secretary of tho
1nlotior. returned to-day lr;ini Salt I.ake Citv
wlsoro. by direction Of tho President, lle has
recently bcei, engaacd In parsnna1 Investigation,
Of tie condition Of Utah ptfairn, aud cstecia Iy
Of the 1iangreoments and tliiltcnltics regarding
Federal otI}cea. lie expresaos tho ontnon tllst
no further changes ara hecaasary. and that, ulslo
tho autagontBm hotWeou tho .torrnon and tho
Gontlls clements will continue to excite con-
controversies and i'll fcotne, tie minimum Of
trouble, no far as tho Government nppoiBtos3
Rro conoeined. has now probably heen attained.
TuE TREASURY BEREAVEMENT.
The Renato Cummttee on Civil Harrice aud
RetrancLment, aAtllosizau to rit during the ro-
cess, will hold a meeting shortly to consider
what clangcrs II any, can bo made In tho TreaB-
ury Department, SO ~ to increase tho ol1!oIoncv
of tho sorvco. Tho Committoa will DO urged 10
recommend tho creation of several nav t,:iices,
among OILERS That Of Chief Comptroller for tho
Department, whose work kiIall be supervisory
III lts clatoctas.
co170s CASE.
Tho argument In the great Eisnn cntton ease
was ope.ied to.tlar by Bol1citor-ucneral rhlli,B
for tho Unltol btAtcs. iie viii be followed Ly
.fof,,t a. G1ow. Of New Orleans, aud Gen. 1,,lt-
1er for tllo claimants. Tho argument will ba
closcd by tue Attorney. Gancral:, Tue case will
occupy The Court nnt:l "Wednesday. Thu amount
involved II s2f7 ono, anI arfibea from cnpturo
by tho United States q! cotton EroWi, By EIgco
OH h!s plnatltfon In MsBiABippl III 1H.j.
, 1875-04-10
Mr. jewell Determined to Probe tho
Matter to the Bottom.
The uneartiling Of Much Rottenness Pre-.
dloted as the Result Thereof.
Treasury Department Prcllmlnarics for
tho Issue Of Silver Change.
No Alarming Cnscs Of Yellow
Fever ut Gulf Ports.
THE PoSy.oFFlCE FRAUDS.
,r%1,yutr ,t1.rarCftTf0E4 fPrtnrn ftn14s

THE Posy.oFFlcE FRAUDS.
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS Decided TROY.
.9veetat Dtspateh 10 Tia Chttaaa 7tlbnut.
WAs,itsuroS, D. c., April 9.--Tho inseht!ga-
t,ou Of tho post-O ONCE frauds was continued 10.
day. It has bacn decilad that criminal proaccu-
tions Hha.l DO commenced against Kinds. tLs
contractor, and agaiust ono Of the tnculpatod
clerts, II thero IL 3 loyal basis for such aetiou
Tho law officers Of the Government Asa now ex-
hmining that question, and havo not yet rom
uorsd dccisto1. Thcro arc nono Of Tho large
contractors who can feel safo as lilo inycktlga-
tior, There cut, be no doubt that similar frauda
have bosu practicod for years, and tin! The
whole syatem Of straw.bids aud tho wealth Of
contractors has baen dependent npon them
1'oHt tnlast or General Jewell SECS no toAson why
tAs Government should uot DO
AUH On HuHiHEas PRINCIPLES.
When he ansumcd Ills preaent position ho
found an appafont indifference to details, which
roudarcd various irregularities lo.riblo ic
successfully it haa besn carried on IN Alrcauy
kuuwll but tho resulta thus far aro oulv partial
The oxtcnt to which tho frauds in question have
heretofore boon carrlad on haH not yet been
fully developed. SoYsIl parties, ut present far
aioso suspicion in tho lnlb'i, mind, aro
tShss toiis.s aud. aii ii ri probability, vii vii
aoon DO called upon to step DOM 'rosa tie Posi-
t1UnH which tuoy liASQ u3EA IQE lIlclT HHu craOn-
al agsrandizon1ent. For years pant tho adrer-
tsiilE Of propoHala, tho ol,ening Of bids, aud
tho award OF contracts havc been
MRnE MoCKGMy AND i rrArD.
Honest mon WHO came here from distant States,
in spto OF thoir best eudeayoYB found tusln-
solves continually ciroumyeutcd by tho lnachiua-
ttonu Of thieves and plnudoEers, and 20 far waa
this Hystotn Of fraud carried that rnany contract
era abandoned tho field in disgust, finding lAam-
salycs unable to copo with their no'e unscrupu.
ioua compotitorB. Gov. Jewell il detcsmtneu,
no n,attor who may Lo atfectod to
uuNTISEE THE ruoHIHd PROCESS
until Il reaches every poison whu has counirnd
4, or Iiued in fraudulent Bchculcs. II Eucn l,er-
Huns havo comul,ttod no ofYonsc recoCnlzed as
such under existing lars, thoy CAL nt least be
iEnon,,uioualy dismissed from tho Positions they
liavo Infused. and deba.1od from LerIafte7 hold
ing any oiico Of profit OF trust Ia the public
sarvicc.
Tho Post. .Ofllce Department accu.cd tho ar
reat Of 1linds tins cyohinS. lie ma la,tcd to
appear to-morrow. IAa uasrAut chalsod him
w,:h bribiuG c'ork for tho purpose If deisaud-
fuE tho Government. lIinda vii! doubtless
nnifc tue ttctc,.so that hlH tct would not hAva
losu!tod III defraudiuG tho Government.
, 1875-04-10
COMING NORTH.

DEs1soS, Tex, April 9.--Tho excnraion party
in the interest OF Immigration TO Tcxna. consiHt-
Ing Of lfty-two delegates from tsouty.ssvou
counties in tho Btato, and In clnreo Of Col
Allison, loft at 8 p. m. to-day. by apecal train,
On route for st. Louis. CiuoInnnti, indianapolis,
Louisville and Ch,oteo.
, 1875-04-10
PERSIA,


DEpLonAnIE CONDITION or TIE COUNTY,.
pAnrs, March 23.-Tho AAgcmei,se Zeiiunq
etyes dep!orablo account OF tho condition OF
PeralA. Tile rosonna, 1t BRys ia 10000 00U or
8,ooo0oo tomana OF E3. .oo0, 600; whllo tho ex-
roluturo, including tho lavish outlay of tho
SINH and his numosoua harcm, is 5,000O 900
tomas. cortai1 sum lu gold IL yearly dcpoa!t-
cd In gigantic vault, whare, since tho limos OF
tho ear'y Kings, cheats Of gold have been placed
aud lto unproductiyo, thus gradually exl.austing
tho wcalth OF tho country. Tho HLall cannot
lo induced to apend any Of It on railways
CAMILLA. or mfnca. Tho Provincial Governors
aro mostly tho slssh's relatiyos, aud arc doyold
Of any administrative capacity. Their ionuro OF
oflco mainly depending on tho sum thoy forward
to tho Central Treasury. thoy are somo,iaos s,.-
poFscled by n,cn who offor to furnish larger
amount. This object Of the GoYornors, tnere.
cumulnting al! they eau tor themselves sad
hrlblny tbs Bhah'B constiors In order to secure
tllotr good Offices for tho totoutton of their posts
Whether tho c1ops arc abundant or do.iclent, tho
Batno nmouut !H e1notod, III tho lastor caso tho
posscssions Of tho peasants bolng ooutzcated aud
thclr fields becoming waste. During tho Rteat
famine many inote persons died from tho opVres-
Hioua OF Tho Governors md officials than from
any 0ther cauao. The uoYosnur OF lsascht, in
daod. asked tho Sultan to walyo tho payment Of
ront aud tAc ro1ueHt waa granted; bNs on his
fall The Shah rcyoao.l his tocieon aud appointed
. new Governor, rlloso o1act!ons drovo hun
dteds Of tho peasatta into RnAsian territory,
whoro thoy recelyod mud and seed, with pro-
S1slon for their immediate wants. This exodus
creating great sensation. tho Shah executed
mo Governor anl roappointed hia predecessor.
nnk IL Wan too lato, uniy the inl1n1, blind, aud
lama remained, and tliia Province onre tho
Ileheat Ia pesais, exporting largo quantitEos OF
aux, corn, and cottbn to Nussia. has not yet
secoyesed from, ths blow. Considering the dla-
aaonds poaseaaed by tho Shah sud his wivos, ho
Il. petsonal!y, tho ricLost Sovereign In
tue world, but llis country Ii tho poorest which
can DO found. Tbs $4,000 persons uho yearly
mako pilgrimage probably cxpond 9,0o0. .0o0
rupees out OF tho country aud all imports lavo
dlsappeaFed. On tho sum alyauced By Uaron
Noutor to the Shah willie in Europe being repaid
u allser hs agents we're unable to exchange It
Tor gold: Tue water supply IL very uueluAlly
distnbutsd, and & not ecoao.aizel. Dams sud
oanAts would feEtiliza hundreds OF n!los Of lar
fen soil. Tho tolls leyisd on teeera,ns passing
through tlc pessian portion Of tio line amount
to about t15i lacs Of rupeta year but thtro ID
no otheF source OF revenue bssltlss Tie Grown
rents. 8adr Aim 10 boIisyel to bo tia
only man inaccessible TO btibas in any form. aud
has aeoa enough Of Europe TO dealfs reforms.
, 1875-04-10

Tho following ua1 law In Rhode Island mnny
yeArs ago, mud tlo Providence Journal tLsuLd
tue State might bo benefited By ita Te-eu4ct-
mont:
Ar ACT TtatsIcting al lawyers from being chosen
Deputies u sny town III ths 01louy during tLllr
pFncticing the laws
kAsssyutf, ID 4 r.aetti bv ~ Gen<ra. sss.nhy ~
hh tstanx. ana BY h'* aHlharay n ~ Assas II IL ta
sasn ts chosen deputy te< my town ID tia Colony
during hIs practtclng ~ such.
, 1875-04-10

Srtelas Ufsj'as.h to The Ch'faso 1Fibunc.
sr. Paul. alinn., April g.-Ths Executive
Conmittoe Of tho state Agricultural Association
taos to-day, rovisod tho promuu.lIst, appointed
suporintondonta and Committees for the fair
to be hs:o tho iirat weok In October, and adopted
\ plan Of lilo membership.
, 1875-04-10

CARDINAL MAHS1No's PREDICTION.
Cardinal Manning opened tho Catholic college
1t Eensington yoRterday with iii address In
which llo BALD 10 regarded hn,solf intrusted
with commission Of warfare, for lie beloved
!l,s Church was approaching ciisIs, tho most
Gogy Eur 3uo ycash.
4 HOLD EXPERIMENT.
I,nSDo:;, April 10,-raul Doyton will attempt
10 crnns Tho Chauucl today in hts life-Raying
afs.H. 1n ia to start from Dover At p. III, and
sxplctn to r4aci Doulogno between aud pin.
, 1875-04-10

It IL said that br, Founior wilt be made ona
OF tho Judzes Of the Canadian BuprotnA Court.
and 10 ss4ossasd BY Il llAU1ps = &eletbs n
Iu9tfcA -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-09
About the Baak.

The wsshington Rgxbliosn. In q wise,
but somewhat lugubrious editorial on
tho financial situation In California,
svinces q superior knowledge Of the
state things on this coast. such a. could
only be derived from . careful perusal
Of tho ~vsrAcious dispatches Of the agent
Of tho Associated Press forwarded from
San Francisco during the last tan days
Of perturbation and excitement. OF from
the diligent study OF the editorials Of
the B,distia and Col. Our Washington
contemporary thinks the Bank Of CAL
ifornia Wa guilty Of the most gigantic
speculAions:" that its operations were
not alone confined TO financial affairs.
but extended 10 politics and legislatien;"
that II (the bank) controlled or owned
the Central Pacific Railway also "ths
Pacific Mail stock" that II was in the
habit Of dealing In Senators and Rep
resentativss In Congress-" Moreover.
va are assured that q terrible panic 10
sure to follow the suspension OF the
bank; that tho institution twas pop
ularly supposed TO Be the financial agent
or owner Of the Corn Stock Lode and
numbsrless other gigantic schemes that
involved Millions" Il Ia some time
nsccssuy 10 60 . long way nom home
in order 10 get fresh and reliable inform
alton about local Affairs. Here on the
Pacific Coast we still remain In heather
ignorance Of the "Corn Stock Lode"
and also Of those marvellous things In
regard 10 the Bank Of California which
sssms to DO 20 well known and under
stood In Washington. But coming 30
far. and from the National Capital, OF
course they must Be quite reliable. The
moral OF which IL that those Of ~ who
want to keep posted on Pacific Coast
In general and the Corn Stock
Lode" in particular must study the
papsn.-S. y. Chronicle.
September ga.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-09

The BnLIAnD MArcH CLosED.-And
40 Eureka 10 to become the scene Of the
most exciting billiard contest that has
transpired on the Pacific Coast for
years. Tony Kraksr has accepted the
challenge promulgated by the young
man Jacob Schaffer through the col
umns Of the SoLusi Q few days ago.
The match has been mado for 1000 q
side. and Kraksr il TO leave San Fran
cisco this morning for Eureka. A for
felt Of $500 . size was yesterday depos-
tied. The date Of the match viii not
be fixed until after Kraker's arrival.
though IL IL expected that u will take
place as early u the hnt OF nsxt week.
The balance Of the money 10 also 70 b
put up upon the arrival Of Tony. As
near as We can ascertain, Messrs. Botto
K Gusibenon, OF the Corner Saloon. are
backing Knker. while Mr.. Humphrey
goes his coin on the boy. There il q
strong probability that . large amount
OF money will change hands on the re-
suit, as both parties now claim that they
will out.bst the other. The hackers Of
Kraker are especially snthudastic. and
say they will put up their SOAP on
their favorits a. long a. the friends Of
tho boy will cover L. The lattsr, sines
his arrival here. has inspired . great
deal Of confidence In his skill. and al
OF the Indications nov point 10 the
forthcoming match - one Of he mod
intensely exciting ever itnssssd west Of
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