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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28

NoTHING will surprise a married man
so much as to 60 home and see his wife
limping round the house with her little
toe bandaged, and saying that she doesn't
see why he has to keep such an internal
edge on his razor.-N. Y. Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28

HAVING wasted many years of yau-
able time in trying to accidentally shoot
himself, and in haunting railroad tracks
in the vain hope that some engineer
would suppose him to be deaf and run
over him, New Jersey man has NJ
length swallowed billiard ball. The
result of the experiment, however, is in
doubt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28

IT is difficult to explain the workings
Of the youthful mind. a boy who will
listen indiferently TO the subime-t
truths Of theology will be aroused TO tho
acutest interest by the progress Of II cat.
apilar over the collar Of the bnld headed
man in the pew in front OF him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28

QUEEN VICTORIA will be formally
proclaimed Empress Of India on the 1T
of January, in the city Of Delhi. All the
copper.colored deniaens Of the place nre
counting on delightful time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28
Weeklu Trinity 9uurnal.
OUR AGENTS :

THE TRINITY JOURNAL" being
connected with the Associated Country Press
of the Pacific Coast, will receive advertise
ments through no other San Francisco Agent
than the Agency of said Association. Office
i26 Montgomery Street
GEO. p. ROWEIL ~ CO., 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in Now
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28

TWENTY New York milkmcn have
been fined $50 for adultsrating the milk
sold by them. They will give the favor
ite COW with the iron tail rest for Il
while.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28

THE Troy Times would not be surpris-
ed if the Republican majority in the
State Of New York footed up 10000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28
DR.. J. F. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
Ga Has returned 10 Weavervillo o and re-
TffffYr sumcd the practice OF DENTISTRY.
Special attention paid to The treatment of
Sensitive Teeth.
OFFICE:-In the Theater Building up
stairs. 33-tt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28

StUBSCRIBE FOR THE
nTRINITY JOURNAL"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-28
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:

COURT TERMS
District Court-Second Monday in April,
August and December
County COurt-First Monday in anu
ary, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate C0urt-(Same as County Court }
Board of SupervisOrs--First Monday
February. May, August and November.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

Between May and August IL
there were shipped from the various
fisheries on the Columbia river, Oregon,
TO San Francisco, l05, 500 cases Of sal
mon.
The manufacture of silk is the
greatest addition TO the manufacturing
industries Of New Jersey during the
past 30 wears. New jersey manufac-
tured one-thirl Of the whole silk pro-
duce Of the United States in 1875.
The Fall River mills, for the first
time since 1873. are all running on full
time. Orders are received for goods
enough 20 occupy six months or a year.
This revival is the prelude to a general
return 20 activity throughout New Eng
land.
-Sea-weed can be utilized by being
made into a kind Of leather. The ssd-
weed ], pressed between sheets Of
carded wadding on hot, polished metal
plates, and dried quickly. A coating
Of linseed oil is given, and afterwards
a thin coat q wax, and final pressure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
What the Election Of Hayes Means.
Prom the s.. Loui. Republioanl

Prom the 50. Louis Republican,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l5.--GOy. Kellogg
saws IN the event OF the election Of Hayes,
in the face OF the Democratic State victory
here and in Mississippi. these aud otner
Southern States will BE- reconstructed. lie
also said Blaine. Morton, Boutwell, and
Butler are determined upon this should the
next Congress contain enough Republicans.
The plan l., he says, to establish n military
Government for the lime in those Southern
States 10 he reconstructed. Then a new
election will be held under a new act 10 be
passed, and these States once more turned
over 10 Republican spoliation and robbery.
Having but just returned from the East
where he had numerous interviews with
those named, there j. probability OF some
truth in this statement 81 hellOgg's. At
all events IL shows the Radicals have given
up all hope Of carrying the South and are
beating about for measures 10 force the
whites 10 support Hayes and Wheeler.
Packard and bis gang have been stumping
this STATE for a week. and the fact that they
have been well received everywhere is an
ample refutation OF the dozens OF outrage
Gus lies they have famed into existence
during the past month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

between the hot plates, when it will be
ready for use.
Another household hazard is upon
us in the shape Of substitute for bees
WAX, which is dug up near the large
coal-gas beds Of Austria, and is very
combusible, ans with difficulty soluble
even in oil Of turpentine. II exhales 4
benzine-like odor, and, in its purest
form after bleaching, is used for can
dies, wax flowers, polishing, pomades
and laundries.
"A striking illustration of American
enterprise is furnished by the move
ment TO lay a four-inch pipe from the
oil regions in Western Pennsylvania 10
Philadelphia. The plan is completed
and the work is already begun, and
when finished steady stream of pet
roleum amounting TO 5000 barrels
day viii flow from the oil wells into the
great Philadelphia reservoir.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
The Men Who go for Hayes.

Prom the East saginaw Courier
Boss Grant goes for HAYES.
Babcock the bribe-takeT goes for Hayes.
Boss Shepherd goes for Hayes.
Belknap the bribe-taker goes for Hayes.
Landaulet Williams goes for Hayes.
Credit MObillier ColfaX goes FOR Hayes.
Mckee, Avery. Mcguire. joyce, and al
the other whisky thieves in State prisons and
penitentiaries are for Hayes.
Robert e. Schenck. the professor ~ draw
poker and disgraccd Minister 10 England.
goes FOR Hayes.
Columbus Delano goes for Hayes. .
Al the cOrruptonists in Federal Office and
All the defrauders Of the Federal revenue 70
for Hayes. U > rr II =
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school and Church.

There viii be no pews in the new
Roman Catholic Cathedral on Fifth
Avenue. New York. Visitors will be ac-
commodaied with chairs placed in
groups about is many aitars and chap
els
Superintendent VIM. I. Harris, of
S. Louis, reported %, 19j pupils en-
rolled IN the first week Of the present
school term. The number enrolled the
first day was 26.327. being an increase
II 2,2s3 over the FIRST days enrolment
Of la,, year.
Il here j. gratuitOus and obligatory
instruction In ~ of the Mexican States.
They have -.lUj schools and 500, 600
pupils The instruction consists Of
reading. writing. Spanish grammar,
arithmetic. the system Of weights and
measures. e. morality and politeness. ="
In addition they teach in nearly all the
Schools the duties and rights Of the
citizen.
In hungary there j. a large fund
for peusioning teachers who have given
the best wears Of their Ewes to the ser
vice. 4 teacher can retire on half-pay
after 80 years service. three-fOuTths
pay after 80 wears service, and those
who. by reason Of greater vitality or
general health, continue for 40 years in
this branch of their country's service,
receive full pay during the remainder
of their lives.
Cardinal Manning recently express
ed hi belief cha; the education Of Eng
land was in crisis, involving the ques-
ton whether the formation Of the char
acter If Christian Englishmen should
be perpetUated or not. He spoke strong
ly in favor Of religions education, and
remarked that the men who should de-
prive the education of England Of
christianity would have to answer an
sceOunt in eternity which he dared not
utter in words.
Two men who applied for admis-
sion 20 membership in the Seventh
United Presbyterian Church Of Pitts
burgE were refused on'fhe ground Of
their connection with Secret Societies.
One # them was an Orangeman and
Odd Fellow, the other an Orangemen
and Good Tempiar. The question of
their reception was afterward referred
TO the Presbytery, which decided that,
according TO the standards Of the United
Presbyterian Church, members of secret
societies can not be admitted TO church
fellowship.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Personal and Literary.

MIR. Paul Liptay, the Centennial
Exhibition correspondent Of the six
leading newspapers Of Hungary, is said
"a be doing an excellent work in ac-
quainting the people Of his country with
the best features IF the fair that are
distinctiye,y American.
Mr.. +. w Fairholt has written a
history II tobacco, with an account Of
the plant and It's modes of manufacture
and use The book is highly praised
by the English critics. IL seems that
the first English smoker was not Sir
Walter Raleigh, as has been asserted,
but Ralph Lane, who was sent out by
Raleigh as Governor Of Virginia and
returned to England in 1856.
Mr.. 4. II. Newell (Orpheus c.
Kerr) has been troubled with a curious
affection which made il impossible for
him 10 take solid food. lie continued
about bis usual business, but took no
nourishment, save a cup of coffee once
q day and a glass ~ milk punch every
other night He lost 80 pounds in
eight weeks, and his physicians be-
leyed that the pneumOgastnc nerves
were dead. He is now recovering.
Bret Harte, the author of the
"Heathen Chinee,' is said 10 be very
much annoyed that that very ordinary
hut popular poem has made him much
better known to the general public than
al his other works combined; particu-
larlv does he exhibit much vexatiOn
when person just introduced 10 him
remarks that he i "happy to meet the
author Of the Heather Chinee. ="
These verses, according 20 the CORE
spondent, were thrown off one day
while in the Overland editorial room
without any idea of publication. The
author attached no Importance 70 them,
and they remained for several months
In his drawer. when, in making up the
Monthly one day, poem Of about that
length was needed, and Harte, having
nothing else on hand, though not with
out serious misgivings, put it in.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

= WAsHINGTON, Sept. l4.-Not withstand
ing the Schurz denial that he had written
vote Of Ohio is arrayed against the Republic
can party. the stubborn fact is that he did
write, and TO a member OF his own family.
This political weathercock is just now great
~ disturbing the equilibrium OF the Ad-
mfnistrstion. There j. abur dance OF proof
that Chandler demanded that his campaign
Ell Engagements should be cancelled. Morton
was shrewd enough TO anticipate the danger
which would follow such a course, and he
protests against carving Chandler's orders
into execution. Governor Hayes also deems
IL impolitie TO snub Schurz In this summary
manner, and the matter will probably be
patched up by retaining Sehurz, but chang
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
Haps and sIishaps.

"A few days ago the young son Of
David Tolan, editor of the Delphos,
(O) Herald, was thrown from horse,
breaking his right arm in two places,
which produced lockjaw, from which
he subsequently died.
N. F. Dunn, a civil engineer of No
blesville, Ind, committed suicide in
indianapolis, few days since, by
taking morphine. He leaves awife and
one child.
Mrs. Eugene Jacobs, of Martin,
Mich, the mother Of three children,
committed suicide recently by taking
poison. She refused 10 swallow an an
tidOte, and died an hour after taking
the poison. No cause is known for the
act.
Alex. Coker, a Texas herder, was
running cattle recently when his horse
fell, and the long lariat that hangs at
the saddle-bow became entangled
around the herder's leg. The horse
rose quickly and ran, dragging Coker
across the plains, but had proceeded
but little way when Coker managed
TO draw his pistol and shoot the animal
dead.
George Atwater, one Of the pro-
prietOrs of the Fountain Mills, at Du-
buque, Iowa, committed suicide by
hanging himself. II appears he became
much detected at the poor wheat crop,
as well as having 10 rebuild the dam,
which had been carried away by recent
freshets. He was in good circum-
. stances, independent of the mill.
The wife of Henry Benter, of the
town of Wilcox, Winona County, Mimi,
recently committed suicide by hanging
herself in a barn during the absence of
her husband in the harvest field. No
cause is assigned The same day, Mrs.
johnson, wife of Norwegian of Vino
na County, while temporarily insane,
fatally cut her throat with razor.
DIR. Henry Ward, of Hornellsville,
y. Y, went into Alonzo Van Scoterd' S
barber shop, and while the latter was
absent getting pail Of water, the Doe
tor took a razor and deliberately cut his
throat from ear 20 ear. He died in a
few minutes. He was well connected,
and occupied a high position in his pro-
fes.;on and in society. He had one
railing vice, the love of strong drink.
He was unmarried, but leaves an aged
mother.
Miss Mary l.. Runnels, aged about
l., while on her way from AIears to
Maryland, Mich, stopped over night at
the Rathburn House in Grand Rapids.
/ Upon retiring she blew out the gas in
stead Of turning it of, and her room
being in distant part of the building,
the escaping gas was not discovered
until the chambermaid came 10 clean
the room, when its occupant was found
dead in bed
Virginia Smith, young lady OF
National, Clayton County, Iowa, fell Q
victim to the wiles of a young man
named Squire Hudson, to whom she
was engaged 10 be married. When the
ruined woman was about 10 give birth
to a child, Hudson married her, but hel
sense Of shame was SO great that she
soon after took dose of poison and
died from its effects. She was young
lady Of rare personal attractions and
. hierhlv esteemed in the community
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
SCHURZ MUZZLED.
Zack Chandler Orders Him 20 stop
tTitcisfng Grant aud Ills Friends
y sample OF "Heform within the
Parry


a sample OF reform Systhin the
Parry" .f.EI
From the n. L. Gaphic-Republican.l
WAsHISGT0N. Sept. 13.-The National
Republican OF yesterday contained the fol-
lowing editorial paragraph:
IL mot remarkable that tie first tremor OF
doubt OF Republican success In Ohio and Indiana
70 come To us from any politician OF sufficient
prominence 10 deserve consideration should
reach us, privately Of course, from Carl Sohurz.
This man has declaredhis Republican allegiance,
and his talents have been engaged for no pur-
pose but 10 spread Republican truths. II we are
10 have prophets OF disasters his lips should by
all means remain closed.
The Star last evening published the fol-
lowing I'm response TO the above:
a report is in circulation that Carl schurz has
wrnte9to afriend IN Washington, q prominent
Republican, that the German vote OF Ohio Is al
most solid for Tilden, and that unless some en-
ergetic measures are taken 90 effect a change Of
opinion in the element, Ohio will certainly go
Democratic. As diligent Inquiry has failed to
.develop who tie prominent Republican Is that re-
'ceived this letter, and az would seem 10 be a
trifie unlikely that a prominent Republican
wOuld diyulge The contents Of a letter making
such damaging admission. ii would be well
enough 70 wait for more definite information be-
fore placing Ohio I'm the Democratic column on
the strength Of this reported concession of the
fact by Carl scburz. The letter in question was
not written 10 prominent Republican, but 10 a
member Of Mr.. schuus family.
The Republican to-day in reply says sub
stantially:
In explanation OF, Carl sehurz's prophecies that
Indiana and Ohio vi n 10 DemOcratic on account
of detection IN tine German vote. IL T. serted
that he has been requested by competent authori-
~ an the Republican Campaign Committee either
to change the tenor Of his speeches sr withdraw
from the canvass. This request was based upon
the fact that his speeches up 10 this time have
been confined ton disussiOn Of the civil service
qnestpn and hAt for then eroundwork he mas
resorted to assaults in the most unqualified terms
on PRESIDENT Grants Administration. As soon
as MI, &C hurz received this information or re-
questhe became, as tits clafrned. somewhat luke
warm, anG the charge Is directly made that be
has made oyertures % the Democracy.
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MIR. Hayes and the ..AmerIcan Ali.
nFrom the World

The American Alliance adopted a series
OF resolusions which said ~ the nominations
of Messrs- HAYES and Wheeler that they
were HEREBY endorsed by the American
Alliance Conference, and that the Alliance
earnsstly4 advised all who are in favor OF
Amefican principles, as advocated and set
forth i'm 1hese resolutions, to give these
nominatio AN active and determined sup
port.' 60 -..
These resolutions were sent TO Mr..
HAYES, who returned the following reply.
dated July 3, 1876, addressed 10 samuel
j. Tyler, Secretary Of the American ALI
ance. -. ~ I|N
have iustreceived your letter informing me Of.
my election AZ a member Of Your admiral bic Alli-
ance. Return my thanks 70 the Alhance, az
deeply ~ rlpathize wltIiu principles. ! remain
your feliow-ciiizen ~ W Y. n. HANS.
Now here is one expression 81 the prnci-
pies OF the Alliance OF which MIR. Hayes Is
proud TO bo a member and with which be
''deeply sympathiZes:'
An amendment 90 the naturalization laws linz
iting suffrage % persons born ia this touhtr! or
1f Americ,u parent the election 81 Ameuoan-
horn citizen only ~ Official positions IN uls
country; opposition 20 the Interference 81 lne
Isnmaa Catholic organizations IN the pouho"i
affairs Of this nat on and opposition TO inc ioIn
tion Of political organizations composer 'AUi"-
sivey OF foreign born citizens.
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Military movements do not fatigue
Emperor William, who, after reviewing
his Guards and the different army corps
of Prussia at q dozen different places in
the course of this month, will proceed
to Wurtemburg, and TO Alsace.Lorraine
for like purpose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
Iron the Globe. pemocrat. ]

NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-The morning pa
pers report that Carl Schurz has been with
drawn from the canvass because OF the un-
satisfactory character OF his speech. This
is not correct. When Mr.. Schurz opened
his campaignat Cincinnati the Globe Demo-
crGt briefly criticised his speech by saying
that il was not adapted 10 the necessities OF
the campaign. The Aati0Edi Erscutiue
Committee entirely agree with this opinion,
and hare notified Nr. Schurz % this effect.
Mr.. Schurz has not been withdrawn from
the canvass, however, although, in going
out Of his way to abuse the Administration,
he clearly riolGted the spirit ~ his agree
Btent with the National Committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
[From the New York sun. ]

Ifr0m the New ORR sun.
After having had f1ll control Of his mouth
for twenty years, poor Carl Schurz mas at
last been compelled TO learn hOwto speak
through a muZzle. His voice must sound
queer to those OF his listeners who have
heard II in other days, but even queerer
must il sound in his own ears. Zach Chand-
Ter denies that he has ordered Mr.. Schurz
70 retire from the business OF stumping for
Hayes; buthe does not tell the whole story
about IL. The fact il that Schurz, whose
electioneering speeches have irritated Zach.
has had a warming from headquarters, to
which be has evidently given heed, though
most people supposed ne had Independence
enough toresenf the dictation OF such man
a Zach. l.atterly, his talk has been so Of
fensive thai 1aeh's official mouthpiece. the
Admins trati0n organ az Washington, has
remonstrated publicly and loudly with him
about it. Only yesterday, Zacb's mouth
piece. after saying in rather mixed style
speeches has been bdseless assault
upon the administration OF President
Grant, adds: lin the opinion OF COM
petent authority, speeches OF this kind are
not calculated TO advance the interests Of
the common cause, and il is rumored Mr..
Schurz 9cds ddUiSed % mems his rays
The day previous TO the foregoing warning
in Zach's mouthpiece, Al addressed him
with no less insolenee IN shese words:
"This man SchurZI bas declared his Re-
publican allegiance, and his talents have
been engaged for no purpose but 70 spread
Republican truths: bot Il we are 70 have
means, remain cioee1- - Now, Zach
Chandler may deny tha< Be AZ issued d.
rect and forunl n5oors Ter TIE dismissal of
Carl Schurz from ~ p36ce on the Republi-
can stump; ~ 4kGn Zach Chandler's
official mout9I190 sPpIies such insulting
Language TO hi1n 11G Ms speeches. we shonld
think II would beJegarded by Mr. Schurz
himself as suGEciont warning and notica-
iion that his services are no longer desired
by the manager At the Republican party's
campaign, zseh Chandler. - Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
LET - RR

We Rrievs to note the lack Of gener-
osity with which. the Enterprise treats
one Of the honorable gentlemen who
addressed the Democratic mass meeting
in Virginia last evening. 1t says that
Gin his violent gesticulhtions. either by
chance or purposely. he reached up and
hauled down the American flag. which
had been fsstooned above the stand.
To mention Q little occurrence OF this
kind just at this time. when pure and
loyal x-Confsderatss are straining overy
nerve to reform = corrupt" govern
msnt il uncallsd for ; more than this. 1t
IL cruel. Is . miserable ''rag' to stand
In the way Of reform Does not the
Enterprise know that the speaker who
pulled down the American flag last
night. Was excited /; that his soul was
groanins- under the burdens hespsd
upon this wretehsd country; and that
whom he grspplsd the American Has
strongly enough and long enough 10
pull II down. he imagined that he was
graphing With tho corruption" OF the
age. Let US bs generous toward our
Democratic friends. They are afflicted
Jus, now with a mild form OF insanity
the insanity Of ''reform."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
rnR DxMoCRATIc PLATFORM.


The platform adopted at Virginia City
to-day reaches US 70 late that there 10
no time for an analytical review Of Ito
planks. There are n or two things.
however, which. on . cursory reading.
suggest themselves - worthy 70 Be- laid
before the public. The platform en-
dorsss the nomination OF Tildsn and
Hendricks. and In doing % the Demo
Gratis Of Nevada stnltify themselves by
sndonihg men Of PRECISELY opposite
principles. The platform u the
Republican party Of ratifyins the Bur-
lingsms treaty and thus foisting upon
m the Chinese immigration Of which
We Of the Pacific coast complain 50
much. This charge Ia false. The Bur.
lingams treaty was signed by Andrew
johnson. N good Q Democrat NJ sver
lived. Il was signed in 1867 by this
man. who gained his position BY pre-
tending to be q Republican. but who
Afterwards deserted the party which
elected him and came forth a. . full
nsdged copperhsad. There are many
other bits Of nonsense in the declare
tons Of this platform to which We shall
revert in the future. In the meantime
NO would respectfully AJAX. do the Dem
ocratic leaders in Nevada imagine that
our citizens are all foolsl