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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
A DANGERnIs SIr1tAr1nN

A DANGEROUS SITUATIoN.-W While all
are agreed that Chinese immigration is a
curse to the State, and calm and prudent
men are endeavoIing to devise means to
solve the problem successfully, it cannot
be concealed that there is danger that IL
spirit OF lawlessness exists which has taken
form threatening danger to the peace
of the community. The formation of
auti-coolie clubs in San Francisco which
are srming their members, the applause
given to incendiary speeches which threat
en- violence to the Chinese and incite
their auditors to that class of measures.
indlcate a state of feeling which may
break out into deeds will bring down the
condemnation of the world. There is an
element in society nearly everywhere
always ready for violent measures and it
would seem to be pretty strong in San
Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

A WALKING MATCH.-O'Leary and
Schmel, the pedestrians, begun their
thousand mile walk at midnight last
Sunday, in San Francisco. They are to
walk 500 miles inside Of six days for a
wager of 81, 900 the first one completing
the distance to be entitled to the monev
Both OF the men have heretofore exhibit.
ed great powers of endurance, and sport
ing men will look with interest to the
contest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

Mrs. JANE REYNOLDS went last De
cember to Wavery, N. Y, in response
TO dispatch, and there identified the
body of a man who had committed sui
eide as that of her husband. She had
the remains buried in the family vault
at New Haven Connecticut. She had
been almost inconsolable ever since, and
when her husband walked into her pres
ence on Friday her shrieks drew crowd
who shared in her interest in her hus-
bands story ofa pleasure trip to the
northern part Of the State. The reunit
ed pair are now anxious to learn whose
bones occupy the family vault.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

MoNTEzUMA.-This is the name for
the proposed State of New Mexico. The
New York Times is opposed to her ad-
mission under that or any other name.
1t says; If the whole country was diyi,
ded up into graveyard lots, each man,
woman and child would have nearly two
square miles for his or her resting place.
The voters of Montezuma could all be
turned loose into the Centennial building
at Philadelphia, and still have so much
room that they would be lonesome If
the nomads of this remainder Of the Gads-
den purchase are to be allowed to per-
form the fare of eecting two Senators, q
Representative and State officers, let
us have couple Of candle eating Aleuts
from Alaska sitting in the State Chamb Der
to re-echo the VOLTS long howls Of Oana-
la.ka's shore"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

NOT NEEDED.-Some localities ar,
avored-they d. not need the annual Wis.
1t Of the foot-killer, the fools taking The
matter IN their own hands. The last
case come from San Jose, where young
Lewis Bascom wanted Miss Ursula Ma.
son to marry him, and when she said no,
he put his revolver to his head and blew
out what few brains ho had. Ii Mr..
Bascom had taken the Journal, he
would have seen that there are 20, 900
more females than males in PHILADELPHIA.
and it might have made him think bet
ter of his chances.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

RAILROAD COMMIssIONERs.- The Com
missioners of Freightand Transportation,
provided for by O'Connor's bill, have at
last been appointed by Governor Irwin.
And they are persons who were not even
thought Of in that connection by either
the press or public. They are Isaac w.
Smith, George ton,nsn, and John T.
Doyle. Isaac w. Smith is at present
resident Of San Francisco; is graduate
Of the military academy Of Virginia has
been largely connected with railroad en-
glneeling III the east, and locks in Oregon.
Geo. Stoneman is the well known General
Stoneman, now residing in Los Angeles.
John T. Doyle is known throughout the
State in his profession as a lawyer and
lives in San Mateo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THIS is the day Of currency problems
Several OF the nations Of Europe bayf
mIre than once changed their policy
in 1850, Holland, anticipating serious
decline in the price Of gold, consequent
on the discoveries in California and
Australia, adopted silver the single stand
ard OF value. This was done at a pretty
heavy loss. And in the present demoral-
ized state of the silver market, Holland
is looking wistfulIy to the gold standard,
ind Will probably adopt il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

CHocK WoNG. editor of Chinese
newspaper in San Francisco, the Orlen-
tai, says the Six Chinese Companies held
a meeting Wednesday evening ana
decided to send dispatch at once to
Hongkong, telling their partners there not
to ship any goods on vessels carrying NOR
than 100 Chinamen, SO as to put a check
upon the influx of their couptrymcn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
DIR. w
Y erba Blu ma
B L TT Ic IL s.

Tbi- Is II MFblCiNAL btrTERS-vo,
FANCY DRINK It acts On the ,tonnrb
Liver, Kidney and Bowels, pto ucin. A rs,,'.
raj operation ana PURIFYING TllEBlG0p
SAL FRANCISCO, C,L. Jan. Eth, ls73
NrseP9 II. WILLIAMS & g..
Seeking health ana mlid climate On tbo
Pacific Coast daring last Summer. NY ait"n.
tion was called lwLile suffering with a sever,
headucha) to Dr. Warren's llRR, Errxs
BIT, rs, and was persuaded to take soma ,naNI "
the BittcrS, which cured me so efetly ,bat
went to the druggists and houl lht Il Lott1,
next morning, and have not tHk.n any ,tGsr
moiici.e since 1t is perfect IRE icr si,i
heoda, t,i iol amy dernngemenl Of the stomach
or constipation, and dO rrcommc nd it cheer
fully to avory one, before any other medicine
as II leaves the systom in real hoathy stato
and no change of diet is necessary.
! am yours traly, CYRUS CUMMINGS.
my20-3m. date Of Charlotte. Mich
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

A BUILDING in Louisville, Kentucky,
once used as slave prison and called
"Arterburn's Slave Pen, twas torn down
a few days ago. It was visited by Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe before she wrote
"Uncle Toms Cabin, and number Of
the scenes and incidents in the work were
suggested by what she saw in the building.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

HE SMALLEsT.-Be Plain, Iowa,
claims the smallest woman in the world
Maggie Minot. She ia eighteen years
old, twenty-six inches high, and weighs
thrty-one pounds. Tom Thumb is six
inches taller,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THERE is considerable humbug in th.
silver redemption business. Paper mon
ey, which is legal tender for all debts
is being redeemed with silver coin which
is only legal tender to the extent of
five dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

AKEARNEY man started with his team
to Black Hills, and the Indians wanted
to interview him on the way. lie
whipped up his team, but the Indians
gained on him. lie threw out his load
but they came still nearer. He finally
drew the kingbolt, and rods the fore
wheels safely into Custer City at the rate
of twenty miles an hour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

The FIJI Islands, which the British
Government have just annexed are a
group of l54 islands, 65 of them beng
Inhabited. They are situated in the
South Pacific Ocean, between the httieth
and twentieth degrees Of south latitude'
Only two of these island. are ofeon'ldera
bic size, Anna Levu and Viii Levu, which
have a surface respectively ofabOut o'oOo
and {. 800 square miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

RELIGIOUS LIBER1Y.-TLe Spsni.b
Cortes, by vote Of 200 for to a against
has definitely decreed religious liberty
within the borders of Spain. Thus the
sway OF bigotry and intolerance is being
crushed out in the land Of the Inquisition
and we can cherish hope for that be-
pjghted country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THAT trials by jury may arise from
trials by flood is evidenced by the fact
that Worcester man is going to sue
another for the possession of his house,
which, since the distul bance in the Lynde
Brook reservoir, stands on number two's
land. The latter says he found it there
and means to keep it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE Rev. Grant Powers, of Haverhill,
n. H., rcbuked an ignorant preacher foI
exercising the Office of priest. lie re
piled: " We are commanded to preach
the gospel to every crittcr." "But," said
Powers, "every critter is not commanded
to preach the gospel. "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

A POSTAL card was received at the
postotlicc in Rochester, the other day, with
the following address in German: "To
my cousin who lives four miles from
Rochester, on farm of forty acres the
cars run through his land and he has ten
red heiiers. "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

AN oyster opener of Toulouse, while
opening half n dozen raws for custom
er, found a fne pearl worth thousands OF
dollars, and pocketed it. The customer
insisted that it belonged to him, asserting
that the shells, oysters, juice, and every
thing else in the shells Of the oysters he
ordered were hi. property. The law
will decide the question.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE Washington correspondent Of the
Virginia Enterprise says that it is now
pretty well established that General Bah
cock committed the Nathan murder, and
is the man who abducted and now hold.
possession of the fact of the whereabouts
Of poor little Charley Ross!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

FOREST planting is thriving in Mime
sofa. The St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
has set out 100000 young trees, and
altogether it is estimated that 70, ,OoO, ,0OC
have been planted Oh the prairie lands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

IN Germany the telegraph wires are in
future to be carried underground instead
OF being supported by posts. The object
ofthis change is to prevent the interruption
Of communications which regularly fol-
low great storm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

TUE Provincial Parliament Of British
Columb bia is considering = proposition TO
impose tsr ofS25 year Oh every person
wearing plated tail or queue attached
to his head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

MR.. JoIGNERAY, an athletic Of pro
diglous strength, has made his appear.
ance in Paris. Among other exercise.
being suspended by his feet from a tra-
peze, he lifted from the ground y real
horse by the mere force Of his wrists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

A SILLY Chicago woman wants a di-
vOrce from her husband because he kept
secret from her before marriage the fact
that he had lost by accident all the toes
of one Of his feet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

The Chinese contributions to the
American Centennial will aggregate
100000 in value. One merchant alone
sends $4,000 worth Of goods, and sends six
workmen along with them to repair any
damage 70 them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

A LANDLADY in n Nashville boarding.
house finds it necessary to post up the
following notice, which leaves margin
for meditation "Donit fool with the girls
while they are lighting the coal-oil
lamps"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

A BUSINESS man lately occupied .he
'ntiIe page of number of the London
NeWS in setting forth the excellence Of
goods exhibited by him at the Centennial.
His Advertisements in sixty four different
lanPuapcs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE car load of young fish that tell
INTO tho Elkhorn river while being taken
East to stock the New England streams.
has been head from. Missouri river
fishermen lately commenced catching
young salmon in their nets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
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Of the Pacific Coast, will receive advertise
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York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

SETH KINMAN hes left Humboldt
county with his "bsr" show for the
Centennial. We presume Cotton balo'
goes with him,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

Tue tax suits in Placer county sgsinst
the G. p. II. r., have been settled and
the Treasurer rejoices in the possession Of
about $50, 600 coin from that source.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE Democratic State Convention vii
:aest next Wednesday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE Turks at Scutari had celebration
over the murder Of the German and
French Consuls ut Saonica.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

AT Sacramento the other day cat and
rat joined in a sociol'drink from tin can
and the local OF the Record Union thinks
the Millennium is near.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THERE are already 80, 600 on the dead
Lead" list for the Centennial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

"YoU have lost your little hatchet, "
is the polite way Of telling man what
he is, when he is one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE di>continuance OF sutteeism IN
India works happily Tor all parties, espes
cially the widow. Itslso saves fuel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

MCDONALD, constable of Nord,
while in Chico on business fell dead Of
heart disease on the sidewalk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE New York Grdphic says there
are not many centenarians, but great
many narycentisns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

On DEAR Mrs. DIR. Walker says II
the girls of San Francisco are not closely
watched they will marry ChiLamen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
D & At n S.

AT Hay Fork, May 13, MARGARET j o.,
daughter Of Joseph Ewing, aged u
years.
Sister, thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer broeze,
Pleasant as the air Of evening
hen it floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumbcr,
- Peaceful in the grave so low
lhou no more wilt Join our number,
lhod no more our songs shalt know.
Dearst sister, thou hast left us.
HrRL thy loss we deeply feel
But tits God that hath borett Us,
lie can ali oar sorruws heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
=, W hon the day Of life is fled,
men IN heaven, with joy to greet thee,
here no farewell tear is shed.
, 1876-03-28


5peet1l Dis1ateh to Tx Ch,sauo 4%.purs,
WAsulsaTos, d, O., March 27.-Gea. Hcnder-
sou, Of tho Rock Island District. SAYS that ho
signed tho Recommendation for Harrey ~ Col
loctor sololy upon tho recommendation Of him
by telegram from l}uston q. Cook.
TIE aArE.puAoLARf.
Nike Hays, who waa 60 prominently men-
TONED in connection With tho early atsXes Of the
safe. burglary Investigation. but who declined
luaIly TO COMMIT tho burglary. has arrived hero
10 testify bafon, tho Judiciary Committee IN tho
now aafe-burElary investigation. Hays claims
to be- no puos as 10 10 uuable 10 pay hls hotol
bil.s. E1.CMof Whitley aud Hays will both be
examined tlts weak.
TiIK NE4I-EarATk FOOL.
Ex-nopFesentAtiYe EIEodgu, ons OF the Dauo-
cret1o tuomberu Vt the Eoal-ts.ato pool. Was here
during tho proceedings sgaiuas Nibourue, but,
slthougu hs connection With lho pool sae
kuovu. hls syislonea did mol sestn to 30 longea
Tor. aud no 10 this tt1uo the Democrats have
been pble 10 restrain their tmpatsucs 10 hear
him.
/ yEKp-n4a INVESTIGATION.
The Confederate AousA IL about to bogtn tho
ia1estiSssIoas which approach xha4 ths Ptssi'
, 1876-03-28
MuLLET1'S SUCCESSOR.

Sr<ekat ptspatch To The Gih,c..uo 1t1pun<.
u,,v,xoror n ~ Mash, ~ -ur,.,,t,1,,,
"nsH4No.o"' -, ~. A." A''ouPet ''e''4h
oiumentis change in tho method of conducting
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hla oGleaus WHICH "utio Hase canseo tae aPlslt
Of Mullcst to rise from tho dea1. Tho PROPOSE
t,,r ~. l., so,+ :, x,frr+.r;,, -n,.,,,,a,, III
tio.' "'e ~ ' so'"40'' e''
Tight to design tho buildings OF tho country III
lsomnn. Renaissance, or Gothto md to leave tho
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opportunity 70 u1nke tueso doslRuS 10 10 ootef-
mined by the results Of competitive oxamlnn-
tio, mi, n,,n bna hoor embraced IN tbo mi.
aon' .aie pau oao ooon en'osaseo az lno 4oi-
lowing bill proStulnE for competitive doa'gns TOT
the architectural works to be erected under tho
direction OF tic BuneryiairE Architect OF tho
TREASURY DepnrtmeuL.
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, 1876-03-28

THE LIFE OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
b by John T. Morse u. soia crown svo. sa.bo.
Tho publishers confidently announce .h!a work a.
ops Of ths moa& important contributions recently made
10 The political kl4toEy OF tie United Htatss. II sel4
OF cfjpa period when tho patton In !ts lnfAu.
III Of ths beginning Of The long cotsest between tho
North sad Houth; Of ths casensn.tsneea which, only
Ten Sassx after the cloas Of &Aa Revolutionary War
lhreaaaal 10 plucpisate ~ilh urskt h.!sstp
Aud serious complications with flauca. Ut tht aaop-
tou of tho Constitution, tho organization Of tie nuw
Government, tho ant!al hnauciai luAasuIes 0suets
nlaa!ont md Tho Wh!ity lnsutrection gives lnll
end casolul sccount Tho chsptora On iI.mtonH pro-
Iastahed viii b. found models. respectively, Of tasn
4s0AlTEM Aod concl4a narrative.
Il $.s. L1TTLKs HAQtxN A. CO., Publishers,
II - "a Ha@htpGtan-sA, bosteA
, 1876-03-28
before tho case ts finally t1Innosoi Of. Cameron
b1untly charged that the lo.tot was


An INsuLT
to the Comnltteo and tho aoHhtet aud defiance
to bpth. Dal,h hnt pfeyArtcated, or hau t4ll II
fafsulood, regarding hts notes FROM 1Awrancc'n
book, aud also In llls letter. JIo was not suit
ab1o rcEsUn With whom 10 tniruAt tho mort i'm
1.oftant mission til tho dipiouIatso narvco. Chnl-
oron WAS listonod 10 Win great attention, and
tho Scnators crowded around him In osdar to
catcll osery word. lis speech was very ho7eto,
nnd hah marked effect.
1sQuthINu SENATORS.
a uIn,bor OF HenatorH Hantod to know
about tho action Of silo Committee. 1hoy
they Lad eecn In the noTspapefs.
These gentlemen said taoy had road the fettor OF
Uana IN tho papers Dotote thoy had hoard Of 1t
IN tho, Benato. They thought II Was oil i'm.
proper letter, but thoy wanted to know all tho
casu hDl all tie facts which led tho Committee
to report aascreely. Thoronrop FralingliuYson
mado All impartial. nou.rtftisAn akatemenk OF
ths case in behalf Of tho Committee. Tho facts
bnforo the Committee relating to Dana'B alleged
piracy aud the statements Of Ben Butler and
Lawrence, -hhve already appeared in print.
Tley weTo reiterated By FEolioghuyBon. who
WAS careful not 10 show Auy fenIiUg againet
the nominee. Boutwell, made q few semnrEs,
which were Of an explanatory character. Other
Henatoss spoko briotly, but the general diRcnA.
Hion hns not yot oponetl It Is evident tint
several Sonntors will participate. 1t camo ont
in tho discussion to-day shat cyery Sonktos on
tue foreign Committee who voted OIL Daoa
VOTED AJA1sBr HIN.
Conk1ing was abaont. and ono or two other
members did not vote. Az II was cridsnt that
tho case could not be dlnposed OF today, m ad-
joarutuotIt was taken, aud 30 tho subject goes
over TIL tomorrow.
, 1876-03-28
THAT MULE CASE
TUE ANIMAL BECOMING rnouuLtaoIE 70 TEE
DEMOCRACY.

TIE ANIMAL BECOMING rhouuLtsoME 70 TEE
DEMOCRACY.
Spte.as D1sraL1h II T'te Cheo" 1r1bttnt.
WASHINGTON, D. O., MARCH, 27.-Somo ourious
features Of tho mule caso. with Which It was
expected 10 amirch BriBtow, have como ont TO-
dsy, 4 prominent member OF the judiciary
Committee ia authority for tho statement that
tAe Democrats did not ecom to DO pushing Mt
oil, and he did not boiove it came from them.
The investigation has fully explained wlas was
fret claimed by the Republicans It would show,
that I}rstow bal beeu on both stdcu Of The case,
first that OF tho Govornmont, while Solicitor
tloucral and nozt a. attorney for claimant after
his resignation. Tho trr.th as devo!opod by tho
Inquiry iA TINT ho had nothing whatevos to
DO With either the preparation Of arranSo-
,ncnt or management Ut the case III tho AT
tpr,sy-Q Generals Office. Tho Solicitor 0onesul
lnl nothing to do With tho buHiposs before tue
Court OF Claims. THIS IL In charge OF ono OF
tho Assistant Attorney ionoralB. In she h1-
scnce Of tho Attorney-lenerA! tho Solicitor
uener1l arta for him. In tho carly Stages OF tho
properattun OF tho mule cas0 tho Assistant
Attornoy- General in charge Of such caHes ad-
drossol -.-....--
ALETrER TO TIE BEcNETANT or WAR
askipr it 10 wanted the htatuto limitations
It Attorney -General Williams, pasaad for trans
mission through Dristow's Office. and Ms.
Williams being still nbseat, tho no1t dAy answor
Wa returned through ucn. DEistow's Office
to tho Assistant Attorney General having the
matter In Charge. Whila tho Democrats have
dropped thia brancl, OF inquiry, several Nehulic-
ans notably somo who do not approve tho whi4.
KY prosecutions. arc Htill trying to mako eolne-
thing ont Of 1t. A further significant fact has
cumo 10 light tlat the case Was frat brought be-
sogo Cougfoss by that prominent Domocras. Mr.
l.ook, wien he aaa = membsf. and that ho ap-
peared twice boforo tho House Commltteo on
Claims to explain tue case, aud Argued il jus-
tice It lenXtl.
, 1876-03-28
THE OMAHA BEE.

The nsws,es most sntorprnS. and popular to1rnstn
!stest apd osi oouaplSs VI ro!u s Nocky Mountain
ALalak bisttto4. bAl7. ~, Wsskly. O. psr 5tAt.
Tha Omaha lice haa j4st Iaanod lu4tFated supple.
whloh s1snd al throash the Il.ok Hills ro~des HtseF
kea tas a. sssas r.. q ~ ~ ast
tde lanas. aud what fot unera oniat aal
IN fsot eoplete Tor thoss EolnE OF think
Ests taids e e: d!;tsssas L M Y xsod 1as9l sad
lis railroad sEantnL FGI ns:E1eoas for pYospsa
And aluolua. he lAsast n rsEzrd tho
ranes. 4 special correspondent AntonE tho 1ujnns
6inEls copies m&ilsd 10 any AddsaM Tor il psntA