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pEhoNM9-Olr OLD townsm0n, j. IL.
Rand, who WITH his wifS1sifIlrrc SOY,
eralspoptls agotn visit topthrir old
homo injhe East. returned on Monday,
and wcre Welcomed by their numerous
frientls after, theit,lodg npseiirc! 4 srrGsy
have rniadtia teryjjgSpSral tourSot tho
country cast OF The Mlasouti@riSer,; In,
eluiliiS the great Oc,itcnlial Inhibition,
and appear aSaii, among us US 81 iii : excel
lent health and, spirits. :, G., c.; S.
Wright. our forlper paftncr,ia!bpsimcss,
depafSq on a hyhGitAp ItoI Salt, lake;
last ovening.s He ,willt pass This way
again in the course Of fow lnys OH his
*ay 10 California;, having determined
TO make that--hia native State--his flu
tlIe, PLACE Of residence. Thai poR id;
and plenty .rhNyi"tollow his footsteps
wherever he may 80 il not only our sin.
ccTc wish, Int is also sthatlnf many.
friends Who deeply regret lis departure.
.IpEHocHATIc SrgIKrSo.-The adYcr-i
:tbOmtnt : nanouhSih&, .iho Slime, .aand.
place in the county. ut which Mcssrs.
Reading and COIN will address the
people in The present canvass, will. bo.
f3und inh npothet' column, They pro
pose to discuss all the live isSuos, and.
asIhOyAill visit inostlsi { not nlltlie pro
minent points in tho county, au oppor-
tunity will DO offered for all TO hear
sound DemocratioI doctrinoI from lie
stump. We bespeak' 7gvod; audiences
for them wherever they go.
ELEo PREciScr dIsrRATIoS.-Thcre
nfS hOw.351 En6mes. Recorded on tho
registry books Of this precinct, and only
Three more days in which to enter your
names, 30 step UP quickly. gentlemen;
there no time u, O. ure.s -. g..,-E
AfntvILs ny SrAoE.4S. Van Drcilcn's
stage from tho north, last night,
brought rs passengers FROM. Corhhcopi;
q, Doughvrtyr aud WilIia.n ,';impypn
from TGsehtofa. s. 'LinktnImi Il aud r. N.
Lucas. II, .,
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3 NHwBrthRE. @tbT"dERIaAlG
otrilS, hafLls been modo ,d68tbtt4 Ia
bnsc Of tho hill, ncar what Ia known no
the ".pib SSritly" clatlri3s1L6 6fcig ok
,cossiyqly rich, md Of q GlqraclGr,pcgy7,
slinr to that particular locality. rcacin.
bling course sand IN appearance, md IL
"hQyolcd ont Of tho cavities in which II
IL found. The deposits Nro not usually
largo, but tho orc is Of such cxtraor,ll-
nNry richposs TINT they aro, novchho.
lJss, gcn6inc bonanza *hcn discovered.
Tho "boys" will now "hcal" themselves
for tho coming Winter, and cold slcdgc
and bourbon b0ld.faco" will be INDUCED
M at mfHit1@. Nay they find 'cIn
UfiUn. Ia!
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= y
q. ii. Boiler. who, during brief so,
journ i'll tho beautiful valley called
r!spqDy, s soy months sil.eS pns yriSr!E,
by n Shaft from. tho bow Of the blind
god, and tho reception Of several liberal
chunks Of iced cake, tilqnkr,l by II hottlG
OF generous wine, convinced MS that hiJ
entire Suhjugation had boon accom-!
plislied at precisely thirty minutes rait
eight, Judge j. II. Flac!i being ncccs!
sorry thereto. The entire IxDErIxpyxr
corps. embracing tho local, lirnd, eat
and drink toy tho health aud
prosperity. Of THO newly weldcd. rSfSy
all their ways be ways of ploasantness,
and "lI their paths DO peace.
IIrnrrrraslThosY6ihiSG
Union Telegraph Company has raised
their Office at this place to the dignity
of n pranGfer o HiroI which, act OH the
part Of the company will afford our!!
business men II convenience not. wei
believe, heretofore possessed Dy this
community. ..,a.,3 q :,
BULLION RECEIPTS. - Wells, Fargo
& Co. teeeiltfFfromlho Leopard GSa-
ppiYf mil idt Corl,colaa sestlEdS,
sight Bdrsiot bglliolt valued at s13: $50.
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Tho Sacramento Railroad Com
thiasiohcrs To-day held n meeting
and resolved to commence suit
against tho Central md Southern
Pacific Railroads for refusing to conf
ply with tho law BY filing reports of
their transactions. In conformity with
the method adopted by tho Commits,
sioncrs. ...--..---,
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The following items are taken from
hc Eureka SsRtillci Of the lJthinst:

THE following items ARE taken from
hc Eureka Srntnri Of the 18th inst:
The Il. X. furnace, which was closed
down for repairs about week ago, will
start up again Tuesday morning. 1t
has been refined and thoroughly repair.
cd'Gnd asthcrc is plenty 81 S0gS on land
there is every prospect for long and
successful run. During tho twenty
days run before il was closed down Il
turned out upwards Of ono hundred tuns
OF bullion, Tbs, mine is looking finely
and the prospects ~ tho company were
never more favorable than ut present.
Tbs examination Of Ike Ballingcr,
for assault with intent to kill Charles
Haupt was concluded yesterday in JUS
tice Court. The defendant was bound,
over i'll the sum OF $4,000 to await the
action Of the Grand Jury, and i'll de-
fault OF bonds WIS .roinn'itt.,l.to Jail.
Yesterday, in tho Dis;ric, Court,
Judge Cole decided that ga-nishmcntt
service would not hold against n county.
Tho decision was rendered in tho ease
Of l.. Dewitt ct ais. vs.. II. l.. Chase.
County Auditor, 9nl was based upon
.tltckrggtaaldttha qlPrayibidp Mgs innie
for such service by the law.
District Attorney Wells announces
Ills rTFpo5a 10 call tho safe burglary
case u tichurd Huntington as soon
rs ho can make tho necessary ar,
Engagements for thatrpurpose. xsIt is
said that Huntington will make a full
statement i'll relation to his connec-
ton with the safes1mrglaryg dnd let
tho court and jury l'as.t upon it, so
that, all tho facts heing admitted,
no witnesses will bc''nGcdcd. The
case will be short ono. o..
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{. [From Thursdays Daily.]h

TnE MEETING LAST SIGmr.-Tho at
tendance mt the meeting OF the fire COM
pauy. last nigh wasr extremely slim, but
Observation-Disclosures apathy manifested
10y tho members, the object of the call
wnsncconIplished. The brick building
Oh the east side of Fifth street, opposite
LouisEnSlcr's store, was authorized TO
DO rented as mn engine house, Gnd tho
machine, with all fits, appurtchances,
will be removed intoit to-day il enough
Of the boys can be got together to per
form that office, bat we don't believe
anything short OF II frst.class conhagra
ton will reawAken the dcfunct cnthusi-
asm OF the somniicrons fire company.
ISJusr1cE CouRr.-The case of Hard
esly VI. Williams, involving claim
for $685. was tried in Justice Taylor's
Court, yesterday, before half dozen
good men, and truc. who after hearing
NIL tho Evidence and duly deiibcroting.
returned II verdict for plaintiff.
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49,, .syu'r.iE ElatphI1gE ..ItIt
! The report having becou6 current In
Fome portions OF tho county that in tho
event Of my election to tho Shrieralty
certain persons Will receive appoint
inent rs deputies, take this public
method Of informing al, who may feel
my interest in the matter, that such rn-
1nor never hnd tho ulightost foundation
i'll fact. Should l secure tho election
for which | mn now aiming. my action
i'll tho selection Of deputies will bs
governed entirely by regard for tho
eternal nIncss Of things and tho wishes
Of political friends, llntramel0d hy any
obligations or promises whatsoever. 49,
49, 49, = !, =. JolS WHlh.tAais.
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paInt aIuIe 4 IIor.e, /.

H.. Isn PaInt, IIuic. \, Horse.
The san, Antonia (TexAs) Htra!d give.
tho following humorous account of
daikcy's, tfiSl which recently tool; plac,
in that cily:; 'sss..se ss aTs: s,ls.-'s.s
T. Nothing is more rcmnrkallc7ihar The
facility with .Shich the coiurnl popn.
lhtion become acquainted with . tho
forms Of law. ami the, practical manngc-
'neut of case in court. ~ There WAS a
striking Illustration, Of 6 this facl in the
oRecordcr'sc Court tho other uorning:1,
-,- Thu prisoner. was ACCUSED OF riding
across ono Of the bridges ut ~ gait faster
thnn walk, and the proof was that he
gnlloped n paint ihulc over huston
street bridge: lIo. managed his own
Case. -i'H7f:S.,' .'-7~i7.s.7i
His Honor sail:,-,,,."I tllinl; I'll have
to fine you, JoliiisIfE."S
ao1Nlay 1 AK fow qucstions2"s2sayl
|';H "Y0u lnhy."rTH "a ,,si-' so = F.u.H
DO, Isn't thar is sfgrGa oyer X dat, bridge
.warntngjpcopld how,dey initsa fideG''a /
"a$Es y md thR e3 aake Eoa all
All does, does III Now, Mr.. Il Record or,
%ris dat sisnsy " b !,l has T. 50 by? Is
uat dc laWT' s-si e ..',,,..F g,,.5.,
90 1t is" siii .y.ta:-.sG n, u .I,Yigs5J
well. den, that"sisi' reals, .ssYall,
Your horse or ynn Sill be: ifIica,'' Don't
It,--dun't it boss I'i.,jp;,r. ~ ,.s.l,~ !ss,fi
aei"It does Jolinsihgs" 's,'siss , ~ s'ssE !
% "Woli,t do proof is. I .wSns gAllopin' s
paint mule, wasn't it, boss?t5gi lals5sl !
Yes, 7 believe So replied His
li6ntf, beginning 10 smell rat. 80. =, = T.,
Now, il Your Honor is willin' to all
'alit'dnta lnint lniIlc:i mint no. hoss, Ill
rest dc case hcali, bccarsn y6u 'sLo Tie
law is I shall walk my boss, and ns it [,
WIlsin pnintn,uloy ditiis fnthl iii'dn In
dictIiiont.! S'SYou Is d lawyer, gUtt You
ought to know tho points mos, rs wrll
~ lnysclf!"sdi 10 lsl:zsr So ~ has .sJsi
- Recordcrthiein! for tho purpose OF
this suit II regard TINT paint mule rs
hUsS.H jgE ErsaIsis!E sen s'sis. y 80 ASA b.,
%Prisoner--Y our, Honor will please
notoiny 'ceptipn.x I JOBS wants To- make
ono moro point ~ lloTin' .; for the
sake Of argument; dat n paint mulc IL n
hoSs, tho, sign reads: -, walk Your
boss" Z Now L Inns do witness here in
court to prove dat paint nlnl6 boss was
not my hoss at oil. Dc law say walk
your, hoss. ,a.r ar.sa ar -4al.s!s III ;.E..s a.
RecoiSlefr1I'll fine you $40, John.
sihg. ''.'' ''''' I'''ll 80, ,-s.,i 4
And M johnson WINS conducted To the
lookup, lie expressed great sympathy
for tho tax payers, us ho intended 10
bring suit for 500, 600 damages for
fnls6 Imprisonment. '.fE@ q re 80,
lilo Is nov, however ct work. tn tho
street, .Trirgs.=l! al ta.a .! $50. I..iia
7 ~ =. r ~ ~ Ii p 2.
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BODtER--'fuoMrsoS.--In Elko. Oct.
lpth, by Judge FlacksG. IL BoSier, OF,
this place. to Miss ,1'oxie Thompson, Of
Ruhy Valley. si't hE4 ass.-H ~
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:. Marriott Of the MePs Leitei', was
brought before tho Police Court 70
day on a charge of oxtorting money
from Frederick Clay; and after OK
animation was held to, answer before
tho Grand Jury, with bull ..iixed ut
$1,000. 'io--'s ,i'.'.'i:.
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WE clip tho following items from tho

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| WE clip tho following items from tho
White Pine Nc'rS of the 14th Instant:
a'Wo learn Tint the Martin = WLitd
Company .hayo finished grading thci1
mill site, and that the boilers for tho
engine nro i'll place, aud the general
construction Of tn mill ID progressing
rapidly under the infringement Of Mr..
@; Ha banlsfugt Tho 5Salni'A6S StfSpSr.
ilitehdGfit:S Tw6t' dro' also Informed ti,at'
the company's two furnaces ars running
stcadily aud milking large amount of
bullion. The furnaces usud by tho
company AFRO entirely different in, con.
FtructiolEl tfgPSlGIS u$Ep lhI E5stcrn
NvvNdn; rhd siSt kS,o t.!siiy' fhitffngcd
ind cause much less sickness TO tho
incn employed about them; besides
there is less offensive smoke and dust
lh9R with .pY other, style Of fuynRces.,
Tho St6ttoC CdiSolilatca 's1inninnies
Company, recently Incorporated in SaE
Francisco TO operate in Ward District,
hoypa Rpmpcpt6db active soperasiu6sS
Observation-Disclosures tho NGdi8phn$" sdf
fairs Mt tho mines is under the iinmcs
dintc snpcrintcndcncy. Of GIr. HoLt.
briggs, for t1,no tihb pnst cohGo,tcd
with tho Martin White Company, n6d
Is a guarantee that The working of tho
mines will bo conducted Win intcliis
gpcc md economy. There is included
ingtho Corporation eonbs OF ui6B6It
mincs i'll tho district. Among tho nun
Der is tho Emily,T IroiitSZ Really Cash,
and Light, MI Of which give promise Of
fielding largo amounts Of higll grade
orca. The, Stcntoc, wor ara, Informed, 10
9rgdniaod upon n ilnt Jhltis, and illG
stock o. the corporation is much sought
aftSr Is, PARTIES livfns III ilU vicinity Of
tho mines Hi'dwho ltii0w' Ito merit nt
t}io property, hui mono Of tho stock will
pc offered for salc uatil that portion .got
dsf!;oSfhnr nj wof!ing cG3itJl' 81 sdlsbosct
Of.
| "gtSSe-443s EA~- 81 42E38l3
| VIE Buna"mtS rtuspEcr.
10 ze4A4&EEas S9gf5
| According TO our eastern dispntcllo, !,
tp.dny, all tho diplomatic efforts I,
prevent European war have prove,
intellectual tnd7sthc uotdian KHof Il
Shont 10 be severed by tho sword
'tho SoryiNn Trimo Minister IL OF tn
opinion that u resumption Of hostilitio
| IL certain, and that open war bCtwcol
Iussi%end 'IrfFkSyiiHhiclJ can sem CO!
foil TO involve other powers, may b.
! considered ~ already begun.
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DIS'rItIC'iT CUVilT.

: =, JupaErJ. II. FLAtK, PGEstotSaiT9' q
The Ninth judicial District Court
commenced its ocioDor session Ssst6r.
day. Owing to Tho fortunate fact that
the JUL Is about destitute of criminals,
no Grand Jury was drawn, md the first
llay%asl Occupied with Che business Of
naturalization.
n Z kr6oNStbE b&iY. 2TiT
Tho, fqlloYing, named, persons wcro
Admitted 10 citizenship within the past
two dnyE' Charles IIu9ii5, Robert
IInrtly, +, 7. .GrpnLors, r. FostrsS.
LindPl3Qafyp, DOrmoty Viii lTSsk-
ward, Win. Wardrop, George Buchannn
apd&lIS pravea.-,,u 10 ,l.Ir. ,,-n '.,.
The following cases were SET for trial
IN the order vm bclo&: 3ys1
Thu State vS.JoLn Mead, November
IL; T.. Mccall VI. l.. FnnoIf, November
10; j. 4. Palmer VI. Il. Blnck ct cl.,
NovembgrIS; ,My a SRogItf5 lI.1Mhf..
i'm d CT, Nby6M6cf 70; AID. Atcacham
81. NJ. Is. Trucit, November 10; q. w.
Barrow Vi. w. Il. De Frees, November
IL j. W. sundcrllnil vsyC@0s Ctnne, :
November IL.
a trial jury WIS drawn, rcturnublo
NQrt@bSfll3. ,ITE0H .HUEE
AnM BnoKEs.-Neil Campbell, black
smith for tho L. ~ j., Ruilr2ad Com.
rnny at ralisHdc, had his arm broken
while sloring q horse, Sunday, The,
nnih'hl roaroa tili, throwing MI: Camp
l'cll forward. breaking his Lett ann just
below tho elbow. ..,
= Ti&Nortdr.4 cdaRty TrGasuffGf f+csaS-
man publishes elsewhere in this paper
"a notice which II bchooycs oycry tax
payer in tllcconnty torcad. 81 Uniforms
them at what lipe tho smallest amount
OF moti6S will liqhiddd DID LTD 6iaius.
~ - 81. "aHa =. - =
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THE ptSOSPEc.T AT RAILROAD.
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..s.al,s .11 s-fry su1 sprEllg. slJt-zIb sEg
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81 So '@%!nf .gil!5' D. s3ahalhul>
.dpgaa x, nte..5 F.a.. p iasr NueEi3.
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HALIFAX, oct. ls.-The British feet
here has been ordered N remain until
further orders. instead of proceeding
10 the Yves. Indies for winter quarters,
as usual
LONDON, Oct ls.-Should Europe
really he summoned 10 arms, to add 10
the excitemen. and distrus,, it is Just
announced in London that orders have
been given that three corps Of the Brit
ish army shall be Immediately mo-
bilized
LoxpoS, OCT l9.-Ths stock ex-
change this morning opened freer from
the panicky feeling Of yesterday. and
stocks We're slightly firmer. Consols
were NJ last nights closing prices Rus
sian and Egyptian about one per cent,
and Turkish fractionAlly higher, but
Hungarian were one per cent. lower.
There are no indications of the recovery
of confidence
VIENNA. Oct. l9.-The newspapers
publish intelligence from Athens that
the Grecisn government will submit to
the Chamber Of Deputies proposal for
calling out 60, 900 men. and demanding
credits of $4,000, 900 drachsmas. and
Authority 20 contract for the loan Of 10,
O0O, 900 drachamas.
LONDON, Oct. l9-Late Tuesday
morning summons was issued for -
cabinet council, To be held on Thurs
day, and several ministers arrived
las, night. 1t il rumored that the gov
ernment contenplstes calling Al au-
tumnal session Of Parliament, In conse-
qucnce Of the grave aspect of the East
ern question. 1t is also stated that the
government have applied to the Lairds
TO have ships ready to transport troops
The Adeertiser says there is report
that Lord Napier. of Magdale. has
been ordered TO hold himself in readi-
ness to take command of the troops
which may be sent to Egypt.
The Standard prints an imposing ia
BILE descriptive of the iron vessels of
the Russian navy II shows they are
twenty eight in number carrying from
10 20 guns each.
PARIS. Oct. I9.--All evening papers
declare that if the peace of Europe As
disturbed, France will seriously observe
a policy Of attention.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Oct. ls.-The con-
gressionai committee on the Chinese in
vestixa,ion, Ut their meeting this after
noon. Senator Morton in the chair.
passed . resolution requesting the pres
enoe, ~ the meeting of the: committee
to b. held Thursday st $50 o'clock p.
" at their rooms at the Palace Hotel.
Of tho following gentlemen: Mayor
Bryant, the ehiei of police, the health
officer. the committee of the Californis
Senate. the President Of the Central
ANTI oclie Club. +. l. Bee and II. :.
Brooks. representing the Chinese inter
ests. and any otslccr Of the Chinese coa,-
papies. These gentlemen are requested
Ia be present at the time "a make sag-
conduct Of an investigation on Satar-
day. The committee will hear the rep
resentauves Of the California State
Senate, and of the city of san Francis
90. Of the An,i-C collie Club, Messrs
Brooks and Bee. each 10; longer than
one hour. IN statements on either side
of the question. Thas meeting will he
held nj eleven o'clock A. NJ AZ the
sessions of the committee there will 10
allowed 10 be- present, representatives
II the press, aud . representative each
Of the State Senate. Of the municipal
isy. Of the An,i-Coel,e Club Mr..
Brooks and Bee. and any officers OF the
ak Chinese companies. Dot excesdsng
one officer from each Company.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. i9--Arr,vei--
ship Conmcsicre. Per; LGdlo~; lark
Henry Buck. Nanaime.
SA,lea-Bark King PHILIP, Port Gaua.
bic.
STOCKTON, ocs. is.-TiGsshy Ssill.
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Saturday, October FL, 1879.
THE IMPERATIVE NEED

There Is ono pre-eininent over -shad-
owing necessity IN the prosperity Of this
country. and that IL money, available
for tho purpose Of Industry. Every
homestead ~ pre-. empsion claim Of 80
acres Of our rich lands along the $50
board, or in its connecting valleys, IL .
fortune n the favored possessor. But
10 sofne IL is . fortune like the voracioas
elephant OF the impecunious sirtuo-o.
The richest Of these lands require ditch
ing or dyking. or both. and nearly all
this side the mountains require clearing.
A settler who undertakes the business
Of farming without "a sufficient capital
of either money or muscle TO enable
him 10 flush il through with easy sue
cess is in general performing the task of
sisyphus-rolling a weight up hill that
Often slides back on him two when hs
has gained one. To make farm go ia
this timt@red country. . man should
have = capital Of $50 per acre, or 1000
II least. for working acreage Of 40
acres, additional to the land. and his
own presence. This for the most mex
pensive kinds and tho simplest crops.
IL costs $50 per acre 30 clear. fence and
seed Then he should have IT least SEQ
per acre for team, labor. buildings, ma
chinery. implements. etc, etc.
For agricultural uses or for manu-
features, money does no, make speedy
returns. II takes about three years 10
get timber farms In good oultivable
order after commenced upon. And in
the second place. they do not return
such bonanza profits rs 10 warrant tho
fancy interest rates oi the Golden Age.
Loans must les had on long time
and ought to be at rates not
exceeding 10 per cent per An
mum. There is plenty Of money for
tho purpose in the worlds vaults Our
securities are unexcep,ionablc. Our
Territorial development. demands the
supply. II is stated that nine hundred
million dollars OF specie is locked up at
the present time ia tho leading treasa.
ries Of Europe. ell Of which must soon
bee thrown into circulation Money nev.
CT WAS So abundant and rates of inter
Get so low IS now. American III per
cents. are considered gilt edged in
vestment and sought with eagerness
Large amounts of money have been in.
vested across the Straits. in British Col
umbia at 10 per cent. or less Why
should We no, be able ~ obtain similar
accommodation on this side, whore the
fold is ~ wide aud the risk not whit
greater. This lack If the necessary
monetary facilities Is the great obstacle
in the way OF the growth Of this section.
When this need is supplied tho Terrific
ry will cntnr upnn On era of more rapid
enhancement than i, has known hi,h-
erto.
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van. aged 20. nstire Of Vermont, sin
gle, saicsded this morning On the ranch
Of ]. II. Cole, ten mics from this city
90 the Inckworth road The deceased
made hi. will yesterday, 10, Afterwards
DESTROYED H. The cause Of suicide is
unknown, presumable temporary insan.
isy.
YREEA, OCt. is-Alexander Con-
drse aud tao brothers by the maine Of
Kelly. were arrested this morning hear
Oak b.r on the kilams.h river. in this
county. by shcriEs p-.se, for com
plici,y in the late robhery Of the Scott
bar stag An Indian named Billy was
arrested aud confessed BE- did the rob
bery with the assistance OF the Kelly
Bros Coodree divided the dust among
them snd from the Indian. statement
seems 10 be the in..igatOr Of the deed.
II is Supposed tina, these are the same
persons who have seen engaged in rob-
bing Cinnamon in ,ha, section for
some time past, aud that they were en-
gagged in the mail robbery on Siskiyoa
mountain . iew months sgo.
SAN Francisco. Oct. l9.- Captain
Foster. Of the British ship Ry dali Hall,
lost Tuesday night near Spanishtown.
states tina. the ship was l 500 burden.
with 80 men all told. She belonged TO
the Sun Shipping Co. Of Liverpool, and
WAS A iron ship. four months out from
Cardiff. with coal. On Sunday they
we're 20 miles from the Farallones by
observation. On Tuesday the weather
was thick. The ship vas hove TO and
oil hands remsined on deck during the
night, until she struck, about 8 A. NJ.
The bottom was crushed and she rapid
ly filed. Four seAmen. Charles Will
son. George Georger, George White.
and George Johns attempted to launch
. gig without orders. The boat was
swamped and ell lost-the sea making
clean breach over the ship. In low
ering away the life-boat. Hugh Will
lisms. I'd officer, William Wilson. stew
ards boy. Keith Schoyn. an apprentice,
Alex. Barlow, Vim. Barlow and James
Fomsz. scamen. were drowned; did not
attempt to get out any moro boats. but
remained on board until morning. when
the crew were taken off by the whAlers
with great difficulty, owing to the heavy
surf. The Captain remained on board
until Pm. The ship was then fast
becoming total wreck, full of water
and fast breaking up. Nothing was
saved. -not even the ships papers. The
Captain attributes the disaster TO cur
rents whose strength was no, properly
estimated. The ship was valued at
e26. 900, cargo, 1000