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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11

A SINGULAR FACT.-A recent traveller
in Mexico, who visited the mines there
during his journeys, says that he was
much astonished at seeing the men who
carry the ore come out of the mine,
each with an eye open. The foreman,
seeing his surprise, explained the mat
ter. He sail the candles belonging to
the tarateros (who drill and blast) do
not give sufficient light in the drifts,
where it is consequently quite dark, but
where. nevertheless, the tarateros see
we'll enough not to run their heads
against the rocks. But on emerging
into daylight, they would be blinded
did they not take precautionary meas
ures. For this reason, rs they approach
the mouth of the shaft, at the point
where they catch the first glimpse of
light, they drop the eyelid of one eye,
and keep this down while discharging
their ore, and until they have rede-
scended the shaft. When they are again
in the dark, they open the eye kept
hitherto in reserve, and at once they see
everything distinctly; while the other
eye, previously open and blinded some
what by the daylight, perceives nothing
at all.
dynamite endeavors of Alfred
Nobel to overcome the uncertainty and
danger attending the application of
nitro glycerine in its undiluted condi-
ton as an explosive agent, were eventu-
ally crowned with success by his elabor-
a.ion of the plastic nitro-glycerne pre-
paration known rs dy"omie, of which
the earliest, and that specially known as
Nobel's dynamite, consists of the infu-
soral earth, heiselgh~r, mixed with abou.
three times its weight of nitro glycerinc,
which it holds absorbed, even under
considerable variations of temperature,
if the preparation be carefully manu-
featured. This material is the most vio-
len. nitro glycerine preparation now in
use; it closely resembles Abe's COM
pressed gun-cotton in explosive power
as well as in regard to its action, and it
is now very extensively used in all parts
of the world, for mining, engineering,
and other industrial purposes.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11

IRISH drill-master Ito squad Of militia
menu" Pr's'nt Rims - Astonishing
result" Hiv'ns! whats 'prisent! Just
slip out here now, an look at yersilves"
-PuacL
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11

A DRAwBAcK.-At a small party in
Boston, the host. having rs a guest Il
genial New Yorker, and wishing that he
should have Il good impression Of Bos-
ton brains, introduced him to Mr.. II :, a
gentleman of repute in literary circles
land an admirable conversationalist.
After while, encountering his Gotham
friend alone again, he said: How did
you like Mr.. H., Dick ?" Every much
indeed" was the reply. He is good
fellow but (sotto voice. those trousers
were never made for him."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11
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, 1876-12-25

4 studied aud combined effort is notice.
able among the Washington correspondents
of Democratic papers to make ii appear that
there Is marked manifestation Of disconr-
agement and dependency atnong the ne-
publicans respecting the Presidential ques-
tion, and that they ara rapidly approaching
a condition Of utter hopelessness Of ever
seeing HAYES innugurated. Tho rnanimity
with which this Impression Is sought to be
conveyed suggests that hlr. T1lpEs's
Literary Bureau is gtill in existence,
and that tie word Inns been passed
along tho line to adopt this policy of
bluff rs an offset to the very genoral1y-known
coolnoss OF the Southern Domoornts in Con-
gress. The 1attor continue their frigid
behavior, and persist in refusing to warm up
to tue point Of even admitting the posi-
hility Of a resort TO arms in behalf of T11pES.
The Republicans, on the other hand, show
no Abatement Of quiet confidence in tho
result, or Of determination to abide BY that
result whenever 1t shall 10 announced law.
fully aud in due form.
, 1876-12-25

From statement made by Gov. 1nwrS,
Of California;, in the presence of Gov.
GRovzn, It appears TINT The hitter, although
pretending to havo become convinced TINT
he was acting in accordance with law In
Issuing certincate OF election to OnoN1N,
was perfectly aware TINT such notion
would not bear tho test Of cxau,ina-
ton TINT 1t was certain to call forth !;
IN other words, GnovEn know he wna
iasuing bogus certificate to bogus
E1eotor. What ho intended to accomplish
by tho operation was to create casa
compelling tho President Of the Senate ia
go bchind tho face Of tho returns, and
in this way to open tho door to q
similar proceeding in reference to The
three disputed Southern statea. aRovE1
simply lont his official old to conspiracy
which WAS concooted by TtLpEs and 1lEwlr1
As soon AZ It became known that necessity
might arise for rejecting the vote Of any
State in order to throw tie election into The
Houge
, 1876-12-25

An account Of tho growth and magnitude
of the livestock interest in Colorado and
Wyoming IL given in this issue by cor
respondent at Denver, and will be rend with
interest, It will be seen that the business Of
cattle-grazing On the Western pl0ins hes de-
veloped into fine proportions, amounting in
the aggregate, including cattle shipped on
the hoof and in the form Of dressed beef, to
one-half tho gold and silver product of Tie
Rocky Mountains. Tho advantage and profit
Of improving tho breed by tho isnpostalon.ot
fine stock from the bloodcd herds of the
East arc demonstrated in the fact tllat cnttlo
from tho vast grazing-arcaa Of Colorado and
Wyoming arc quoted In the Chicago market
ut figure considerably higher than that at
which shipments from Texas aro rated.
, 1876-12-25

taertu1A inleaffs hit tnfsrs !e susfs II, In order
to render hts rofe au{litY. Where a majority OF
the electors. through ignorance of thu lsw or tho
fact voted for Ineligible to tho Office. tho voted
are not nullttes, bnt whn they fail to elect tho
o}co cannot bo given to the qualified resson having
the noxt hfghcat number Of sotos. Tho election 10
failure, and new election must he had.
But this English doctrine Inns mover been
recognized in tho United States, The inva-
1iabla rule ID this country has been that a
minority Of votes Gun noser elect. ABnoTT,
Of North Carolina, contested tho scat OF
VANCE, elected 10 tllo United States Senato,
on the ground that VAxoB was ineligible,
aud TINT he, Annorr, received all the votes
given for IN eligible candidate. Tho 6ennto
rejected the claim, and In tho debate on the
question Judge THURMAN, Of Ohio, sald:
Nov. Mr. President. I affirm with tho utmost
positiyencss TINT thuro IL not judicial decision Of
tho highest Court In any state In this Talon, ex-
ccpt tho Indiana decision, that gives tho s1lghtost
c0untenanco to this claim Of minority man being
<ttt Wills Il has hecn decided again and sgatu.
o. shall show, that tho minority man IL aoe
elected, although tho majority man naJ be under
lisquatlGcntons. Tho only two declslons 10
America In favor Of tho minority man are tho IN"
diana decision and tho decision Of An infenor
Court. 4 Common Pleas Cont Of the City Of Phfla-
IclphiA and that pushes the doctrine 10 It's ncccs-
baty logical consequence. There 1t was held "
that Court that man who received hut one vote, -
m4rk It. -whs elected, although there ware tHanty'
four rast. believe.
Mr. CAHrnsrkn-E1cren.
". TnunuAN-They decided that tho man who
received but ono vote elected II the jnry found
that the man who voted for hlm sotsd BY ballot
Thnt ls what Il comes to.
T*z m4o,. <anu
, 1876-12-25

President GRANT yesterday expressed him.
self quite freely in reference to various SUBJ
iccts connected with tho present excitement,
stating his views and intentions 80 p1ainly
rs 10 loayo no room for misconstruction.
Ho has no fear Of armod collisions over tue
Presidential imbroglio, oyidontly rating the
Democratic nass-meetiugs ut their true
meaning and weight, t,-all talk and blustor,
but no fight He remarked to the
interviewer TINT ha should welcome
the approach Of the 4th Of March will
pleasure, aa 1t would relieve him wholly
from the cares OF o11ce, and enable him Il
carry into effect q projected tour to the
West 1pdics before returning 10 his home at
Gnlcna, Ill. He will promptly recognize a4
bia successor the man who shall bo 80 de-
olarcd, whoever he may he, and tLis without
regard to his own political preferences.
, 1876-12-25
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, 1876-12-25

The following "lreadful" news Is taken fron
tho Washington correspondence Of tue Pills
delphta IY'aes {Den.):
Mr.. Nxwlrr, too. sees blood on the moon, t1o
10 ~ receipt Of hundreds Of letters urging him /"
pnal1 the fight to the bitter end und pron,lsr to
raise nrm1cs to defend Mr TiLpExs feht, II I tho
Iascally Republicans refuse to recognise thsa,
warning the Democratic leader that II BE- ilnche..
nnu @ tais to 90 hts full duty by bis party hts own
hc fully convinced that hc and few other cuoIs j.
headed Democrats are sitting down hard upon 4
ypicanp, and bave only 10 jump OF The lid to scc
The eruption would have coma beforo now. lo b..
might Wv" "'' MAJ
, 1876-12-25

In the. courae Of speech at Democratic
County Convention at Lafayette, Ind, last
Haturlay, JonS s. W1L11AMs usalo stato-
meut to tho effect that in m interview with
lunar HA1syEAD, editor OF the Cincinnati
(omnItsciai, just previous To tho election, tho
latter stated it to lc tho intention OF tho
Republican leaders 10 count In F1orida,
sauth Carolinn, mud Louisiana for IIAxEs,
whether or no." InAdvauce Of tho prompt
aa,l very euapl.atic denial which may bo
ltoEcd Tor with certainty from alr. Hal.
srEAp, it Is safe to llazarl the opinion that
l.o nusrr sud anything TINT could without
te.al peryersion possibly be n,nde to conyo,
such meaning Mr. HALsFEAn Ia not i,
tho hubit ot making statements &c absurd,
inaccurate and uawarranted as that Imputed
to him by tl.is Indiana TildeuIte.
, 1876-12-25

A successful revolution in San Domingo
Las aopoaed GoszA1Ez and restored DAEz to
tho Presidency Of that Republic. GONZALEZ
has uui.ta,l tho country, md BAEz will re-
s,in,e Tho roius Of Government. It is Bai1
that tho SUCCESS Of tho revolutionary move
,nent wns largely owing to tho detection of
Gen. v1L1AsxuyA, who. from being the firm
fricnd aud ardent supporter Of GONZALEZ,
suddenly turned over to his enemies and u.s.
sisted in oustinp him.
, 1876-12-25

taoio efo' ~ .ls''''' " eteus lnnuy p"'.lo
~ tao uelnuf'tlo ,s p"'ss o''' ~ .uAna wy
aeo iAca WIN ione'nss 1os post-o14oes, "na
fo''tc-agone'es' anu pens'on~o'neps' n. pa'1 ~,
paft'nons c.esksh'ps' 1hero aFo coul,'e ~
raging eellofs over 'nose "no' '4roaisn 1ne
,a1se anu 1feacnofous os"''ae's OF lno'8nal,o-
lib ano rore wayne aaiy spoil COCA WING
paper ana Waate pflnsefs lnk IL 1raut1o a'-
peals 10 someoody TO neip h8at TOT tao post
omcea ana othes othcea'-ot ~non oiso tne
editors atoreaad want SNARE But taefe
arc not enough offices 70 go around IN
an army OF any magnitude; ana' US
covering tha1 1aot. douot1esa' the sofs
Wayne oeaane1S 7,ooo mon arc dW'ndhn8
as dld @''tseoBs men IN buekfam. From
1ooo they dropped 70 1oo' .hen 70 ~ ana'
at Inc next report doubtless WILL haVo
ow1nalea Gown TO lne orle'nm se'en men
VINO run tao foft wayne oe"a"e. Alse-
Where IN tha STATE taefa 1a no faus'he OF
Demoefats 70 ngnt ior tue poss-omces ana
other oniees' In 1ace tne rank ana uio OF
the Indiana Democracy are senaolo men
WHO know "hat lucy nave az STAKE IN inc
preservation OF law anu oruer' aud arc NOT
IN temper to emoark IN any revolot'on~
ary undertaking. Ihoy know that our
toYofnmens eau on1y pe doeefn-
, 1876-12-25

Tho fastest voyage aud quickest time be"
tween Eng!aad md America is recorded in
favor of the steamship britannia. caps.
THOMSON, which arrived in Queenstown yes
tcrtlay morning at l,alf-past o'clock, having
,nale the passage in soyen tlnys and thirteen
, 1876-12-25

arc 10 oe onllaozea'-tnas elass OF thea1
presumed 10 po mora la7oFaole 70 tho peaee'
tal aeqatescenee IN do7. HAYES 'nangafh-
tlon saaa TO polioy OF forcfbie resistance
and resultant c17ll "ar' Ihe Democratic
Journals nave tnacftaken 70 "mp theae aa'
socatea OF peace oack INTO inc ranRs OF tue
WAL party II 1s assumed tnat compact
1as Deen formed oy anu netween dov.
HAYES OF inc hrss part ana certain eoathefh
!eadefs Of inc socoha part, 10 the onect that
ZIG parties Oh tho secona part snau asslst IN
securing tho Inauguration OF HAYES Tor "nu
IN consideration Of npledgo BY the party OF
the' hrst paft TO put prominent southern
mnI1 IN tho Cabinet and distribute tho Fed
oral Offices in the Southern sfatos among
certain native whites Inc Democratic
newspapers, Which would haVo us believe
that Gov HAYES has made various
important and confidential communications
to them unfolding this plan, hnve taken
alarm at its possible consumm"tion' and hare
yariously denounced HAYES as traitor 70
Ills pnrty, and certain conservative mon at
tho South rs traitors to theirs. Tho Demo-
cratic prints are 80 accustomed to false aud
ridiculous statements taat they 10 not appear
atallto understand how manltostly absnrdan
this is ut present, md how fully their proln1-
ture apprehension reveals tho greed and dcs.
peration Of the otfice-soekors they represent.
BY M interpretive method Of reasoning,
they have concluded that Gov. HAYES iswill.
ing to promise anything to get tie place Of
Preaident, and that the Southern ofi1ce-seek-
, 1876-12-25

The New England papers don't like WANDER.
BltTs foolish poua agreement with the otLpr
trunk lines. Ono Of them Says:
Mr. FANpEHn1xr's local rates will not find fo.o-
10 NeW England. He charges IS cents on Kratn 10
boston not for export, while he allows tbe Penn.
own New York rasa being 20. ile Charges Sew %s
Englnn4 i've cents mora for IN added diafaucc al
hfsy m1lcH, while the Southern ports get three an
fHucn. - 4As4
, 1876-12-25


Randolph strcct, between Clark and Lasa1e: CA
lcnder'a Georgia Alnstres. Afternoon an1 evening.
, 1876-12-25

.igcvIctscr's Taicutre. .
Madt<ou strcct, bctwccn Dezrbnru aud Statt
"Our DoJe." Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-12-25

nnlstcd STREET Opcrn 1fOnse.
Hnlstet Rtreet, corner Harrtaon. Tho Old Dominion
2turc TFuGpe, Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-12-25

Ade1phi Theatre.
Monroe strret, corner Dearborn. "Jack 9nd thc
ptanstak. Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-12-25

saw' s sc f Of wi v K. en-. sat! 9rs eas
and nofcs. and money In blink. nfts,,d Ill., oondr
meet!nga ana hnrtah for tho coming anpcs.,Mss,- ~
ness li1'sss ho proponcs to 90 dowt, Istn /, Ssa
These arc LONELY facts tho "wal. ".shrtch... ~
would do well to contemplate,
, 1876-12-25
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sYoutisa Museum.
Monroe s.reet. between State md Dearborn. "Sava
EnEuKcnlrnta," and " Dc1uty md tkc Beaat.' Attcr
noon aid crcHtng.
, 1876-12-25
Now f@hfcnEo Thrntr,


NEW CUIEuRH INEuEfBs -
Clark street. between Lake and Randolph. 1tlbcfni&
Anl Irish Comedy COMPANY, Afternoon aud evening.
, 1876-12-25

The Louisville {Ky.) Commercial Is talking
sou,s very hard sense to the horn.biowess and
goag.bcatess who ars goIng about tearing their
hair and howliug far "wah." II warns these
fellows that, II they are In favor OF "wal',"
they must 70 aud DO tho fighting. It says to
tue Gen. BouMs:
All 4hoso wha arc ab|o. bodied Will certainly cx.
pect tu turn soldiers ~ soon ~ the t9csn OF war y
sounded. Il Il not " 10 sMppoAel for moment
that ap ahsc. .boi}cd man, who has two as,ns md
tWo legs. GOOD eyssight, and teeth that VII! bite
1atEn IL hs. warm nteaste md send ~ bis wife,
relations ia do Afs lighting for him neither Will hc
wander ID to Canatln, That woald not " heroic,
No; he must enl.t either ~ ~ oliccE o. private
the musket and 90 down to thG tfont, an4 saand by
tho rnddy, roaring suns, anu iay ~ perforated
It also submits aono hard facts for the money.
cd men, anu tells them:
II son are not ab1u to lead fotlosn hope Or hold
the fort agatnst q nurdefo1s assanlt you can con-
triduta literally pl your uaan4. You can pour our
your lsrasuru Ike waiter. iou eau supply thu
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
EOR SALE!
THE sINGERLY PRINTING AND PUBLIsHiNG
HOUgE.

The undersigned Offers for sale The Old ana wclestabished
STEREOTYPE PRIETING. BOOK.BiNDlNG. and PUB
LISHiNG BUSINESS OF the late BENJAAiN sINGEELf'
situate at Nos ls 90 aud % south Thrlst Harrisburg.
Penn Of the large. ard most complete estlbIs
rnents the state Beng built and hed up from cellar 10
roof for express purpose for which How uscd It's
stock Adams GOoB, and COttTe Bacock Presses ana
improved machinery type book binders aud stereotype zoos
Is comparatively and complete and every hing ID
readiness do large trade The building when "ss erect
ed about ago Of brick has frontage OF 90
feet on Thirdst by 40 feet i3lackbcrTyhye b SIX
stores high. with basement and underground vaults Tor
tho storage Of stereotype plates &c: IL admirably ghri
from all aId Is exceedingly strong substaLt
and proof The state printing done by It's late owner
twelve and the contract Is about 10 b. et
session OF the legislature rare opportunity u
here presented for permanent and profitable business IN
connection the printing and publishing Tado already IS
abhed everything being In readiness for doing al imehse
business. -. -,
10 attempt inmate description Of such extensive esab
Ushmeut would unsatisfactory and Hs II Is expected tht
uers who seriously think Of purchasing would not DO s1
personal Inspection, cordial Invitation - htTtny
4 contemplating Investment VINO WIZ
h. shown thrOiIRi the building by The manager.
received by the undeTsgued for the enro
establishments with without the real estate Descriptive
c1IaoRues furnished application. Address
EDWIN LARE, Administrator,
Uarrtsburgll or Pittsburg, Penn
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

EvINE HARDWARE STORE FOR SALE
stock complete location excellent be't E"i- ior
ceiling valuation 10000 will take iuOD cash anl balance
I'M rral rstaie; Improved Harlem lots considered
PRINCIPALS only. OWNER, 25S WCst 5GtLsi.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

NEW-YORK SAYINGS BANK, cor. Sth-ave.
IN and lstS54h Dyd-The pTuns OF this bank have been
such during the past six months the Board of
declare the usual SIX PER CENT interest all
from So $50 accoTing to the regulations OF the
commencing from the LIST Of each month. Money
deposited before Jan 10 VIII draw interest from Jan
Assets, 81 SNiO967 o. Surplus, SiSl,G57 80.
r. II. BULL, ITCsL C. W. BRINCKERHOFF, ScC'y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
Musiral JnsIrumerts.


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before ofecel IN Mem YORK. WATERSs GRAN Nd SQEA6bb
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WaTcrOnms. No 23 Uucn square.
I IGBTE H ERNST, old house of Lighte &.
II Bradbury ohoS Their sIlenlid PIANoFORrEs at low
inODthy payments, 81 II sast lsts Aso
Smiti5 AMERICAN OlsGAGs,
~ Y. BALL II Co.,
- NO IS EAST l4TH-ST
ClcEcrngs Seinways. and Pianos and Organs Low
forcasS. Oa inst llnentt and for ra1i
TTPRIGHT PIANOS
u ForSAIE or RENT ~
OUVEIEG < SONS, Manufacturers
No. ~ West TE!gt"entli-st-
Between Fifth and Sixth-aves.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

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.pned S36Slci HSS s1ae do Coarse. l6a20c California
ffns and Me., Medi,nn, b0653c; do Coarse l892oe.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
financial.
NGroNAL BROADWAY BANK,

NhNs lUhhf UVU, NV
.--,rnoN The annual election for Direct
bonk for the ensuing VIII be held at the
II y Sss In,s on TUESDAY, Jan prox- between the
Scurs 0f u NJ and pm j. L. EvERTTT, Cashier