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gerbaftan9 bon sSabrtfdtteat
fr1tttt m f1tS< ySbiSfen4.

@al bington 26. Aug. - @tn sorteT
BON Qrlington, Sirg., berldtet, oaB Vfalor
Saiob 8agner uub 9iilfs Dtarld)all Us. >.
Qutin ioeben bort nit Gefangeneu, Die ite
in Der HGbe bon Cumberland Sap III Gee=
@ountp am II. b. 30. fetaenoumen, an9e-
fou1me1 leien. 0ieielben iteben unter Der
8elduloisung, rfrunmen" g8bisfep fabri5irt
unb aud, anbere llngeletlidfeiten be9an9en
Al baben; 10 bas @eiGugniB bon SaneS'
bile, See @ountp, mo fte eiugeftedt lt6 be-
fanben, i'm Ipril erbroden 5n baben. Die
GerbaItuna berielben mar nit sroben Sd)wte-
riafeiten perbunben, ba es fat llnnD9ltf mar,
nit elmer itberleseneu Wtatt IN Deren
Sdlupfnintel ,u briugen, obne porher 9es
iehen AT meroeu, mas su elrenl Nlarnle 9ez
fiibrt 6dtte, auf tpelhen bin Die lammtllden
5dulbigen Seit genug sefunoen, HetBauS
in bic Serge su nebn1en uno ben tol9enoen
S1Ihern 6as Nadieben 81 lailen, uno nit
elmer aeringeren Qnsabl burfte man iih ntd]t
| hineinnaaen, obne @efabr 81 lanfen, 9eborl9
burdaeblaut 3u perben. 0teS6erttfStruppe
idalid1 i'd, baber bel yfad)t auf nmme9cn
hera1t nnb iiberralhte Iae in ibren getten.
| 6as Weftenbe bon 2ee=GountD, Slrg., ut e1n
| idmaler Stretfen zines iebr gebirgt9en 9ano'
ifrid,es, menlih bis Cumberland Sap, Swl'
| id,en ben Staaten Sennefee uub &entudp lt1
eritredenb unb ieit lange Der S6luptmlntel
elmer oesperaten unb geieeloien Slaile bon
Weni6en, bic fi9 bort 5uiammenfanben, neil
bel elmer Serfolguns iie i6 nit 9etdltlgfett
ans einem Staate in ben anoeren fu9ter
fonnten. als Der 1tais I'M persangenel
Serbite eingebeimit parb, wuroe lene 9egenf
baS gtef elmer 4nsabl Sabrlfen cor
,,frummem" @bi8fen, Die gum Sbell 9ani
| betrddtlihe Quantitaten lieferten uno gam
offen uno unsenirt betrieben muroeu. 0nrd
ueridieoene Rassia's, o,e I'M aaufe res sSin
ters auf bic @eietesibertreter 9ema6t wnr
BEN, tit es nun gelunsen, idmmtlihe 9eltil
lerte'n in iener 6esenb 81 SerfDren, ebne III
beb aue Oaran Bstheilisten in Sait nebmel
,u fDnnen. Sn oieiem Monate TT es oel
gebSrSen aelunsen, elf berielben ein5ulan
GEN nno auf Die llebrisen wiro nod fortlpdb
i, | ronA tdnrf npfnhunPt
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Eranaisco, 26. Nu9uit. - Die
.SQuf Of California" itellte beute segen rs
llbr ibre 3ablungen Elm. Der PrdltOent laIgte'
Die 8ant babe genus Gtttpat nm tbre Serz
binbltdfeiten gu oeden, es nlai19elt Ieoo9 5ar
3eit on SonbS.
llbr beute ytad)mitta9 famen bic Hepralells
tantea Der Yrefie in oem Siireau beS Yralt'
benten Der y ganf BON Californian" 5ulants
men; es purbe tbuen Solgenbes pOrgelelen:
,Oas 0ireftorium fiebt fdl in bic peinllbe
Hotbmenbigteit periebt, ben 9eid)dftsfunben
Der Sanf 1iub benz Bublifum Die In5et9e 8u
MAIDEN, oaB bic Sanf sesmungen 1T, tbre
@eIddfte einsufellen. Sn oteIem au9enbllde,
mo- mir obne geri6te iiber ben Stano Der
Qaenturen linb, fDnuen mir feline 0arle9ung
BON benz Stanb Der 8anf geben, itnb aber
nun bamit bel6dfti9t, Die Sage ernitbatt 3ll
pritfen, uno meroen 10 balb, ais 1ilO9lt69, et'
men oefinittpen Seridt erltatten."
Brqitbent golton erfldrte miinbltf, oat
auf uflelneu. Der gean,ten 8erantportung hin es
feinem 2peifel unterltege, baB iie allen Ser
biuoliffeiten qeref,t meroen f0nnten. Aul
bic Nraae, pann iie bic @ei6dfte mleber aut
sunebmen geodften, erfOl9te Die antmort
DaB man 6ies nidt beabRdtige. Ralltor
conftatlrte ferner, OaB beute 81, 100000 ans
besablt worbeu ieieu, puB ite anoere Santei
nm 5iilfe eriud)t, absr feline erbalteH gatteH
@r slaubt nibt, bab cine anDere Sant 6urd
bas 6ulliiiement betroffen weroe. SroB
4ufre9ung berridt bier uno ben san6en Nad)
mitta9 NOR bic @altfOruiairaBe blodlrt, Doc
perbielt iid bas Solt, ba man Sertrauen i
Die Sanf bat, oab fie ibren Serpflt6tun9e
nad]fommeu piro, i'm Qlgemetnen rnblg.
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@hica o, 26. ang. = Idbreno @ons
fiabler !Seegan, UNI Elm S9ulourthetl uber
S24 al oouSieben, gSaaren einer Srau Vtat-
tbes in Seid)lag rebmen mollte, entltano EN-
Streit stpil9en ben Beioen, nobel Die 6rau
iolde SermunOungen empFins, baB ite ben'
5efIe,, herpit8 pr(pnpn if
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Set 8etriiger WttIer ttt @nfla8es
ffano pcriebt.

Gan Sranals CO, 2b. Nu9. = Dlt
@roRaeidlworenen perietten Den bes Setruges
bei6ulbt9ten Sefretdr pes @ontrattz uno ST.
nan5 0epartementS Der u@entral Pactftc'
Su6n," Itiller, alias 8uoorufi, in 9lnfla9e'
suItQub. ..-...
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Grmoro4n8 0eS ct9enea &tm0cs

@tnct INN a I, Ohio, 26. Nn9.-9.
6un1ler, elm 0eutider, in Der Rdbe Don 3ena,
Sbto, pobubaft, idnitt geitern in Der &run-
fenbeit ieiuem eigenen 8tuoe ben SalS ourd.
Die Sruu oefeIbeu muBte flteben, nm tbr Se'
hon III rpttPn
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guffalo, 0.,g., 26. auauft. = Cine
Oteile 6ili9 Don Corning, gt.=O., itieB beute
in NOlge Der Sffeulaliung elmer gSeid)e Elm
Buiiagter5us nit ublenSuge Sniammen.
Die Qofomotiuen puroen fart belGlGbigt, Der
Yofpaqaon, 2 @epdd, uub ? Yaiiagiermagz
aons enf0leiiten. Die SeOieuun9smann-
id,aften Der beioeu 2ofomotipen iprangen
retf,t,eitia berab uub entfamen unueriebrt,
ouh fei,1 RnfinniPr mIIrne nerlekt.
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n.t,des Melo it,t 1lntfa,tFe

Sami on, Ont., 26. Nn9.,-Gtn gros
fsr yctraa aefali1tcn SartselOes Der Sereis
pi1ten Staafcn 1T bier imllmlauf. 9ie @e'
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gd,iNs itnfaQe.

8 ib1nston, 26, Aug. = 9as Sig
nal>S Siireau bat folsenoe 9epeldle BON gfots
folf erbalten: y9er S4oonsr p@barles ".
Solt," Capt. Sobn 0elap, pom SeorgetoipH,
5. s., nit elmer 9abuug aoblen nafl Solton,
Wlafi., beftimnlt, laugte 9eitern abeno IN
berangirtem 3uitanse bier an. Am %. lfno
"a. b. N. bate berlelbe einen fHrhtbaren
Sturnt, Der BON Stiiiooit blies, 81 beIteber.
nobel er ale belpesliden @egenltanoe al!'
oem Dede eiubiibte uno ionit ar9e Sel1aOl
suHseH erlitt.
Sie SffIsiere Der uSlo 9ominton'9ampt
ld)ifiiabrtS Geieli6aft" beridteten, OaB u
ID Weilen norbDflih pom Sap 6enrp ein
Sriaa bemerft bdtteu, tpelde ben SorSerl1al
perloren hattie. Ser S6leppbampfer uNelo
lutte" 1T 3u beren geiifanoe abgcgansen."
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Nallttt ettt ctaer Sparbaaf,

gBtnt br o p, Ute.r 26. Iu9.-OIe 9te'
fac Spasbanf, bic fiirslif beraubt mor0en
1T, bat ihre 3ablunsea elngefellt. Ste Ses
politdre werbeu pabrlhetnltf 45 Brp6ent er..
haiteu. Den Dieben bat man nod ntdt auf
Sip Snur fnumeu f1uneu
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sdliTsnadfrtMtctt.

Or Dampier DSObns 9opfln5," 0apt.
SaQett, fpbr gsitern uon bier iiber 9torfolfr
&a., mad Bottom ab.
-0ie 8arfe cMOnitor," Capt. @aton, lief
qelteru pou bter uab Sbarleiton, S.=G. ans.
Ser 0ampfer -. s. 6Olep," Capt. Don,
nell, fam Ntittpo4 bon bier i'll 8limtn9tOn,
R.-@.r an.
Die BON bier na6 8ofon befimnte 8rtgg
Settle 9fhumas" murbe Sountag 20 gteileu
norpSitlid, bon Sarnegat, H.sSr geieBen.
Die normegii6e Burfe ogtuja," @apt.
Suoien,- BON bier nad 0an5ig unterpe9s,
lief Sonntag i'll 9eliin9Or ein.
Ser beittife 0relmaiter r@Onltantl1,."
Capt. Salteuboril, traf Utonta9 BON SGltts
more in gren1erbauen elm,
Die oGnii6e Srigg anna, Sapt. Sraun
laugte SOunlag Oon bier III Bergen oil.
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@olfimore W0, iSrettag, ben e. Nngnf 1875.
GtIenbabtt : 1Infou.

beimpolisitsu fnb ben 6dli6ern anf be>
6Snur
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oeu piiroen. gr tbeilte uniercm Serld)ter-
ftatter ferHer nit, oab Die @ldubiger Ietnes
6auies it1 metftenS in ben Ser. Staaten uno
in Cuba befinSen, lebnte eS aber ab, aniuges
ben, ipie ptel BON Der S9ulo auf Die auslGns
bild)en @ldubi9cr fdut.
Die Sirma 1T iebt nit Der ausarbeitun9
elmer 3uiammenItelung ihrer Ittloa nno
8aifipa beiddftigt uuo bofft oteielbe in etnla
gen Sagen 6en @ldubtgern uorle9en 3u tbn'
nen.
Die 66. stirling, Ahrens & Comp. fno
agenten fir Die bon elmer @ompagnte geel9'
nete uno betrtebene yGaluert' 3udersRaifinez
rie" an Slodfrabe, nabe Der !3ugbriide,
melbe bober burf baS Salltment in lbrer
Sbdtigfett nid)t geit0rt rpiro. Iubers oerbdlt
e8 fid nit BEN 0taffinerte'n ,,WarplanO" an
S'0onneI'S uno Ouqan's gSerfte unb ,,Gbe-
Iapeafe" anS'8onned' S8erfte, fir ipelde iie
ebenfuus oie2l9entur babeu, on benen ite aber
fart betbeit0t ituo; oieie beiben @tabliiIe
ments meroen Our6 Die Suspenotrung III
Otitleibenidaft sesogen.
Die Saltlmorer 6auptgldubt9er ilno, 10
melt man lte ermltteln tonnte, Qleranoer
Sronn &S0bne, s. .Mortou Stewart & &c..
@ebriioer SGninger uub Die ,Re9unics'
Sanf." Die gSed]iel Der Sirnla iiub leood
auf Der 86rie allgemein gefauft wOroen.
lluter iolAen umitdnben bielt es ifmcr, Die
bief9en Gldubtger genau 81 ermttteln.
Der S1ufmannsfano, nle bic Sur9erl9att
iberbaupt gabeu ibrer Spmpatbie titr Die
iuSpenoirte 6irma I'M loinblide auf bic Se-
| liebthett ibrer eiuselnen Utitglieoer, ME auf
ibre faufnGnniid)e SbGtigfett, Steaung unb
llnternebmuuqsgeiit unuerboblen auSbrud,
unb allgemein bieB es, beute wiroen @'elo
inititute nno ein3elne Sapttaltlten tbr bllt'
reid1 llnter Die Nrmc greiien.
9luBer anoeren In9abeu, Die gut unterrId)=
tete Berionen geIterI madten, puroe 9ela9tt
oaB menige Stunoen Dor Der 3ablnngs Gtns
| telung bic 4oSo. Stirling, Nbrens & Comp.
bon ;neien ibrer biefgen Saupt9ldubt9er bic
SHerte erbielter, inter Der Seolngung, oaB
oieIe 5u beporSugteu @lGubigern semad)t
piir0en, ibuen 100000 uorSnltreden, Der
YOridlag jeDot) bon Der 6irma, ueldle eS
| uorso9, in ben iauern 4piel iOfOrtiger Gus.
penbiruug 3u beiBen, ais tbren iibrlgen Sldus
bi9ern Elm iold]eS llnreht anSutbuu, nIanu,
| baft suriidgeluielsn muroe.
9te iebQe 6irna oatirt crit ieit DiGr5 1875,
ba odS Ableben bc8 lungen Ibolpb AhrcnS
i'm 9lpril bic alte Strmu ouf0ite. Or. 3oaI-
| foffer BON bier trat baum alS Anocte nit
$l25, 900 ein, ObaB Ous 6auS aus ben Q9.
| gSm. stirling, Aoolpb NbrenS uno Or.
| 9oGifoffer beitebt. Dies @ei9Git wurbe Dor
20 Sabren ge9riiubet; ieiu 6ull 1T elmer Der
beOeutenofen, bic lett Otelen Sabren in Saltis
more iid) ereiguet baben; bod nerDen bic Ser
| lutte, weun bic 3abluug8cinite(lung anbdlt,
bauptidfltd 9rOBe 6lrmen III baltimore mo
Suba tretIen.
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SertG,te aus oem S5nnern oes
1fnnfeS.

-(Seltiame Birtnng elneS BIlBlIraDIe8.)
gS6hreuo eiues @enitteriturmes Ill oort9er
gBO6e, fubr, ais in Der gSObnung oeS Srn.
gS. &. Ntc@arner in @borles .Gountp Elm
Gteerinlidt auf etnem @eImie itanb, etn
heller 8lleftrabl bernteber, benz iofort elm
furd)tbarer 9onneri9iag iOl9te. 4ls ocr
glitfrabl bcrabiubr, fladerte ba8 Stearin=
ltdt beQ auf unb gcl9 Oarauf fiel ba8 Stea,
rim pom 0o1te ab. Sin tpeiterer Gffeft oes
glites mar III Sauie ni6t bemerfbur.
= Ism Streite geidofeu.) 9tobert Oaoia
wurbe Dor eiuiSeE 3a9en BON =. s. Seiolel
in 9barlessSonntp Ourd9 einen S9uB i4wel
permunbet. Die Setoen botten einen Strci
suiummen uub als 9aoiS ipGter anf etnen
Mauleiel 3I Selbe ritt, feuerte SeiOler eiuet
SltutenihiuB auf ibn ab II. etwa 80 S9rot
| former truitn 90pis,
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Ste SIa6 9tlssNoutwtiEost.

Council Slutts, Sa., 70. AuY.
equator Nuion fam belte bier an nno i6loB
ii6 ben iibri9en bier perbllebenen Vftt9lleoer!n
Der @omultifon aar mel9e beanttra9t tlfr mt
ben Snbianern megsn Der abtretln9 per
Slad Stl8 Su unterbanoeln. Aue repen
he1tte meiter nad @henenne.
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@r6n0eA

Mempbis, Senn., 26. 4ug.-@egen
- l16r uer9angene Na9t wurOe Die yYtcmz
pbis. BauI9reinerei" OIL Der @eorgiGItraBe
total bnrd1 Seuer 5erf0rt, ebenio etue 9roBe
Weenge Sol3 uub wertboole Wfalhlnen unO
Elm nebenanitebenoer StaG. Selluit S27 900,
baoon in peftliden @eiellitaften perf4ert
S17,50O.
Sie GeriptGela19 tntt SrtpoltS-
9Saibington, 26. 9(uguit.-Sn Sesu9
auf bic 6anblungen Der an1erlfantlden Srle9s'
idiffe v@onsreB" uub rSartforo," melde
fiirSli9 mad SrtpoliS beorpert pu-oen, nm
@enu1 1tbuung fir bic Dem oortiSen amerltas
nii9en @oniul sugefiigten Sniulte I'LL perlans
gen, iit bier nod feiner Snformatlon eln9ee
gan9en.
9ielelbeu famen am Santag Dor Sris
polls an, wcrben aber i6werlif Dor Ntonta9
init Sen SebSrben BON SripOliS in llnterbanO-
lung getreten ietn. gtan 9laubte antan98
bier, 6aB Die 8egieruug BON 8rlpollS DIE
gan5e Angelegenbeit Der bief9en 6e9lerunS
balbigit erleotgen tperoe.
Solte iie aber rpiber @rmarten Die 9eIors
berte @enngtbuung ueriueigern, 10 mtrD oIeS'
ieits Der Gontre- 2loniral 9Soroen an9eplelcr
uerben, nit Der gan5en europdiitlen 6lottlut
| fif oortbin sn begebeu nno oann Die Sultrnf
tlonen bes 9epartement8 ab5uparten.
Die unterban0lungen nit Der Jte9terlllE
BON Eripolis tperben bon benz Capt. gar
| Guoltfb pom ..9Duqreb" qefiibrt.
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0lus StaotsbatlutIfo0t.

(spt,iaI GorreIponoenl 0ts %. GOrreipon0enfel.D
Annapolis, 26. au9. - Gonmooore
Barfer uno lein Corps pom Stanalbitreau
madten gefiern 9lbeuo Signalperiud,e nit
RQfeteu, Die pon eiuem Sdiffe in Der 8at
aus losgelaKen rpurDen. 0a8 JfeIultat ftsl
befriebigeuo aus.
g[uf b1beren 8efebl uu1iiiirten ii9 9etern
bic SeeiOlOaten Der Slotten afabemte NIT
Dem @rlegeu Don S6malben; oaS 28aiier
beoefte itd fSrmlidl nit ben unl9ulOigen
sN,,inr,, o. nor in1 ifnpn NnlinP
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9dbrlibsr mie0er-Anfaug
bes 6erbif>aurins bon
9rgantzStrattpnsSaoIer'S
a. gaabfls(buls
Business College,,
yfr. 6 nno 3, gaprosGbarleSftraBs,
Rontas, ben 6. September 1875.
9as prSmimsntefe Snititut Der art til Salttinore'
YSerfnlot ben beifen sebrsSurIus.
9os tiit1ttaite &ebrer=SorpS.
Ole grandfather anr'e Der 9el9d!tstnatuns.
9as beftc SpItem Der &eIbditssS6reiba.t.
Stsaipitu- -burheebenb, fren9 II. geddItsmdBts.
8eridte iit,r Die Shhter Seboris ben @ttsrn susez
WerIauat reselmdbisen uno pinttltden SeIu6. =,
Vrafttii3e GrSicbMng, Die bette @runola9e I'M
gftern. pelde beabTdtisen, nns thre Sohne ans
xusertrauen, tperbeu uus eine gefdaseit er6ei9en.
Sehinounoeu uno ndhere SinSelnheiten tGnn man
I'm Su{1ifute erbalten ooer man ooreihre
''' 80. $. SaoIer, Yrdi,
,.os u, SIR. unb g. gorD Sbdrle6fr.
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spe3ial : Notisett.
8alttntore
fire 9uGuraufe Wtffe,

Baltimore
1fre 9ufuranfe Wthfs,
ehometsIsde apm Somtb= mmo gDater> 9trabe.
9isis usrsrt ortpa9senS ssSsH e Ser ssr
Stabt, mie i'm eaube, ale arteu BON giSent9nin.
Wohre, eaben> uno gBaarenbduier, Sameelssater,
Hter6au< Yrooufte, Ulobeln. 5aus @erdtbibaiten,
TIM Bau begriffeue ODER i'm 9afeu IN Sabuu8 beTno=
lhe SabrSeu9e u. I. 10.
Oas Sireftorium befebt aus foIsenben Serren:
Bm. g. Sarril on Brdf6ent;
C5ep R giders Z. Hobt. Seutins,
Sapib g. gSilIon, 6. Utorton Stemart,
Nroncis 3. 9ina, 9. 8. Nefpcomer,
Seuro Carroll, Sroine SorDis,
u. g. Steuart, W. N. 2aplor,
gBln. $. Bruue, SsrGel eoeen.
s. D, Sapff, George 6. Sarriion.
SDm. 6. Bennington.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unS fpeitere ytadrbt noer
bic SeieniGaft rpirb In Der Office SnomefzSde pom
Seutbz uno lBateritrose, ertbelt, mo auh ole aulz
trdae ioiort erebist perben. Serfderun9en Deroen
auj irsenb cine Sri ansenommen. meld3e Der Appliz
tant niinifeu mag.
4. yH00Dm0tIU,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.

The Election on Wednesday last passed
off quietly, and returns come in slowly,
but from those received up to the time Of
going 10 press, it is certain that larger
vote has been polled than usual at Judi
cial Elections. In this county the cleo
tion OF 7. i. Jones, Republican, to the
Office Of County Judge, is conceded on all
hands. In this Judicial District the con-
test will probably be close, with the indi-
cations in favor Of Steele, Independent
candidate, he being the only opponent to
Rosborough, Democratic nominee.
The election Of Mr.. Jones to the Office
Of County Judge can be attributed only
to the independence Of the voters of the
county, politics being ignored to great
extent in the canvass. in Weaverville
/ precinct, Jones was scratched upon %
| Republican tickets, while Clifford's name
was erased upon II Democratic tickets.
The fact, however, that Carr received SO
and Steele "A majority here shows plain
ly that many Democrats voted the Re-
publican ticket, as the precinct is about
equally divided politically, and the fact
Of Jones being scratched upon SO many
Republican tickets does not prove it was
Republicans who did the scratching. In
the vote in this county as far as received,
the same independence is manifested with
regard to the choice Of State Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction, and District
Judge.
BY Thursdays mail, we received the
following from Shasta:
Masta.-This burgh polled 1913 votes
Carr, llG; Fitzgerald IS Steele, 80 Ros-
borough, lO7 Hopping, GO. Judge III
Harril, 81.
Reading.- so; Fitzgerald, II
Steele, 45 Ro. o.borough, 20.
Yrehu.-Steele has A majority.
Red BtuG.-Mayhew, Rep, for Co.
Judge, probably elected.
Chas. Mcdonald writes to p. NJ. Paul
sen under date Shasta, October 2lst =
This county will probably give Ros-
borough majority of 70; l3 precincts
heard from give Steele 3 majority, but
those to cope are Democratic. Hopping
! (R) is elected County Judge by $50, or
more. Steele has l43 majority in Siski
you as far rs heard from.
SAN FRANCISCO gives Carr 1858 ma
jority ; ,l72 in Sacramento 289 in Ma
rysvile and on the same style in other
places. Prot. Carr is undoubtedly elected.
Glory
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

A HAPPY IDEA. 49, The San Mateo
Times announces that the elegant resi-
dence OF the late VIM. c. Ralston, at
Belmont, will hereafter be used as an
adjunct of the new Palace Hotel. The
idea is happy one. 1t is at an easy dis
tance from the city by rail, and enjoys
an immunity from the chilly sea airs,
and gloomy ocean Vapors. The Times
says the interior of the house, with its
fine furniture and elaborate finish, will
continue untouched. The proportions are
magnificent The large dining room,
where noblemen, Senators, Kings aud
persons OF every social grade have in
times past been royalty feted, will easily
seat one hundred people at its tables.
One hundred couple can dance at the
same time in the music room and parors.
The sleeping apartments will accommo-
date luXuriously at least one hundred
guests. 1t may be safely said that no
hotel in the world has hitherto had such
handsome rural adjunct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

THE ton gun, the largest piece of
ordnance in the world, was tried at the
butts, in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich,
recently. The gun was fred by electricity
at proof, and the experiments were highly
successful. The system Of firing guns at
proof by electricity came into use in 1856,
when Mex iney introduced his galvanic
tube. In this tube, a steel, or preferably,
a platinum wire, is inserted in a charge
Of powder and made to form part Of a
galyanc battery. Owing to the low con-
ductiye power Of platinum, the retarda-
ton Of the current raises tho wire TO a red
heat and fires the gun. DR.. Abel, chem
ist to the War Department, introduced
in 1862 his electric tube, in which the
priming consists of mixture of sub
phosphide and sub chloride Of potassium,
The terminal wires Of the battery are i'm
bedded in this mixture, and tho electric
spark, in jumping from one wire to the
other, eXpiodes the charge. This system
is now in almost universal USES. f.,
Press
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

THE EVILS OF HAVING A PET NAME.
The contested election case OF Francis Au-
gustus Pulen against Henry c. Squires
came up yesterday before Judge Pennie.
Pulien and Squres were candidates for
the Assembly in the Thirteenth Senatorial
District. Pullen was designated in vari-
Gus ways on the election tickets. Some
voted for him as "Gus " Pullen, and
others rs +. \. Pulcn. 1t seemed TO be
understood that there was only one Pulen
running for Office in that district, and that
f. A. and Gus" were one and the same
person The Board of Supervisors in
making the official canvass returned 8l9
votes for f. A. Pullen and 1,2l6 for
Gus " Pulen, and 1913 for Henry
G. Squires. Francis Augustus Pullen
claimed the seat, but the County Clerk
declined to give him a certificate. Sew
eral election officers were examined yes
terday. They testified that they under
stood that there was but one Pullen on
the ticket, and the votes cast for f. A.
and Gus Pullen were intended for one
Francis Augustus Pulon. The further
taking Of testimony was adjourned until
Tuesday.-,S. i. Chroatctc, l7th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

a NEW LINE OF RAILROAD Jay
Gould, Sidney Dillon and Oliver Ames
Jr., have returned from St. Louis to New
York. The reported object of their visit
receives confirmation. st. Louis is to be
practically the eastern terminus of the
Union Pacific. These capitalists have
combined their interests in the Union Pa
ciiic, Kansas Pacific, and st. Louis Kan
sas City and Northern Railroad, to run
trains over the Kansas City and Northern
Kansas Pacific from st. Louis through to
Ogden, where the Omaha and st. Louis
trains will unite and run through TO San
francisco. Gould and his party have
visited Omaha, Ogden, Denver. and st.
Louis, completing at each point the ar
rangements for this important movement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

A GooD-LooKING, thriving sheet helps
property, gives character to locality, and
is in many respects desirable public
convenience. If from any cause the mat
ter in the local or editorial columns should
not be up TO your standard, do not cast it
aside and pronounce it good for nothing
until satisfied that no more labor is put
upon it than is paid for. II you want a
good, readable sheet, it must be support
ed, not in a feeling of charity, but because
you feel it necessity to support it. The
printing press is The power that moves the
people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

CALIFoRNIA LEGIsLATURE.-The in
coming Legislature OF this State is thus
recapitulated by the Sacramento Record
Union: Senate-Democrats, "a Inde-
pendents, 10 Republicans, 6. Assembly
Democrats, 81 Republicans, 8; Inde-
pendents, s one tie between a Democrat
and Independent. Totals-Democrats,
Sc; Independents, IS Republicans, 10,
and in doubt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

THE San Jose Patriot says one of its
citizens who thought he had dead thing
on becoming postmaster in 1877, when
Bill Allen got to be President on the in
Aation ticket, has been packing a large
box of grapes to send as present to the
windy Buckeye. On reading the news
from Ohio yesterday morning, our neigh
Dor astonished his hogs by giving them
the fruit for lunch.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

MEssRs. l.. f. JARVIS q Bro, of Co
lumbia, Tuolumne county, will make
this year, says the Stockton Mdepe,,dent,
about five tons Of raisins, using therefor
thirty tons of grapes Of the white muscat
or Alexandria variety. Raisins will be
worth about II cents per pound, which
will make his grapes bring about $50 per
ton-a very remunerative rate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

BEN BUFFERS critics have been dis
appointed. A short time ago, he was in
vited to deliver an address on the curren-
cy question. He consented to do so, and
set the da.e two days later than the Ohio
election. They predicted that Ben would
take sides according to the indication OF
public opinion, but he disappointed them
by talking in favor Of initiation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-23

ONLY 1926 votes-less than half the
number cast at the last election for mem
bers Of the Legislature-were given on
the Constitutional Convention proposition
and Of these a majority of 1892 were Civ
en- for the Convention. The proposition
was therefore defeated, as more than half
the people said no, by refusing to vote.
Silence does not mean consent in this in
stance