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For when the notion is once firm.
ly planted, that the source Of honor is
from without, rather than from with.
init must inevitably happen, that the
possession of external distinction will
be preferred to the sense of internal
power. Buckle.
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IHE most promising quartz discov
cry of the season was made about q
week ago, but was kept secret until
within the last few days. The ledge
is five hundred yards above Mr.
0'NeiPs cabin, in Gambrnus district
on the psint that comes down between
the two gulches that form a junction
neal the cabin. The ledge of quartz
and granite known as The Elephant
is one of the walls, which raises to a
height of twelve or fifteen feet. The
discovery was made q short distance
west of it. An open cut foot deep
was run across the ledge, which was
found to be scveEteen feet wide. A
cut IVES run on the hanging wall, and
the face of the ledge stripped four feet
deep. AT that depth the rock is so
hard that it will have to be blasted.
A four-foot vein on the hanging wall
IS estimated to go $40, and the re.
naming thirteen feet SIS per ton.
Daley q Carey, the discoveries, pros
oected the groupings for the distance
II l,2OO feet, obtaining gold in every
prospect. 1t has been recorded under
he appropriate name of Forest King
Work taking out rock for crushing
will be commenced Immediately after
he Fourth. This ledge is thought to
'e the extension of the Sub Rosa,
which is about mile and a half fur
her east.
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The following are late arrivals at
the Luna House:

The following are late arrivals a
the Luna House:
A Rowley, More creek,
A. Dunlap. City,
o.. Daley. Centerville,
VIM. Bryon, Boise City,
Robert Barbour,
}. F. Wisdom, Boise City,
James Pulk, Centerville,
James CARMEL, Centcrviue,
M. Kullher, Deadwood, - 'a'
r. Cunningham, Gambrinus,
Jerry Mernah, PioneervilIe,
Cary Harvard, Centerville,
Chris Meffert, !"
Mr.. Duzenbury, Mountains,
r. Carey,
Joe Kessler, Banner,
Len White, Payette river,
M. D. Blddy, Boston, r
j.. B. Morse, Sub Rosa,
e. Stevenson, Pioneerville,
Pete Wagner, City,
Conrad Haug,
Dave Dowd, City,
I. S. Harris, Magma Charta mine,
Whey Fox, Mountains,
E. Lucas, Boise City,
Jas. Montgomery, Summit Flat,
Geo. Bidwell. North Elk,
Hugh Craig, Upper Payette.>
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q. 7. CRANDAIG, we'll known in this
State, has received an appointment in
the ] reasury Department at Washing.
ton. Another evidence of Civil Ser
vice Reform.-PorHQnd Standard.
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OLD WINNEMUCCA. Chief of the Pr
uteS, says he will kill no more white
men, and then adds, "No use, they are
just like crickets-kill one and two
hop in his place"
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PATRICK" said the priest, chow
much hay did you steal?" "Well, l
may as well confess to your rover
ence for the whole stack, for am 60
ing after the balance tonight"
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E. W. BARRY, who visited the Forest
King mine Sunday, brought down
some goodquartz with him. Some of it
Shows consider able gold, and all pos
poets we'll. Ed. pronounces this dis
cooVery the greatest every made in tie
Basin.
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Bur little news has been received
from the seat,of the Indian war since
our last issue. An Indian told Geo.
Popham THAI their plan wasito fake
Camas Prairie. and then be reinforced
by several other tribes and take Lew.
istoh, Clearwater valley, the Weiser,
Payette and Boise valleys, aud Boise
City. They calculated, when the out
break took place. to complete the job
in aboutstwo months. When last
heard from General Howard was
camped within eight miles of the In
dians, who were intrenched ina small
valley, surrounded by rough and al.
most impossible mountains. Howard
has, according to the latest accounts,
five hundred and eighty-dight men,
regulars and volunteers.
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~ . as IoiioWs:
:. Weller, rs Fred Campbell
T. " Abbott, g.. S. McCIung.
J., H. Y. Lamberton, S. Brisbois.
Cnas. kohny, +. M. Scott
- Donovan A. Massaic,
- " " ID ulghes, j. H Hawley.
:. '. H. witt, G. Huppertz,
NJ Connaughton, w. Fassett,
W. Garrett, f. Lang.
= ~ aver M. Smith,
/ Ooyle' NJ. Burke,
L hlNott' H. G. Thompson
a. .. abbott, 0. S. McHenry,
W. O'"Jennlngs, HIT A. c. Mcclure
T. Lockhead, H. Cakes,
U. Bake, j. Snivelv
II. Il. drwin, Geo. Robinson
W. H. Saunders, j. Constable,
W I'D. blackman, A. j. Hunt,
L. CuulhheSS, John Randolph.
The following officers were elected
by reclamation: J.W. Witt Can.
tain; Fred Campbell, First Lieuten.
ant; j. H. HawIey, Second Lieuter-
ant; o. McHenry, Orderly Sarge
ant The other officers Of the comma
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Notice.

n Office Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT
~ | will on Friday, the 29th day of
June, A. d. 1877, at 10 o'clock, NJ, of said
day, at my office in idaho City, Boise
county, |. e., offer at public auction the
sum of Two Hundred and Fifty ($25O)
Dollars to the lowest bidder therefor in
County Warrants of said Boise county,
Issued and registered prior to January,
1869. K. W. ToMPKINs,
County treasurer.
idaho City, June 10, 1877.
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TIE bridge across the Payette, on
THE Loon Creek trail, was completed
last Friday. The pack-train with
quartz from Yankee Fork was to have
crossed the next morning on its way
10 the Banner mill.
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Hon. NJ. j. BIDDY came over from
Boston last Saturday, and reports
times quiet at the hub.
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Tom DALEY says that if his ledge is
as good as indications show, he will
pay. off the debt of the United States,
and then go,ever andlfree Ireland.
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CHARLES STEVENSON and mother, of
Grimes Pass, five miles above Pioneer
vile, are here, and will spend the
Fourth with us.
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pnsinmce Hours.

n,rinc week oays, until further notice,
Dppoct6Aice will be kept open from seven
up mil nine F. nj. 3tll Haze y 9ag.hs
q, c NJ from halfpast.. twelve to one,
1u from four until six PM
MONEY ORDER, BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
i lad # all on Sundays and no Money
'opggn nr business will be transacted on Sat
Ol jus after four O'clock p. M.
ufu''' ~ S. 9. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dccs3, 1875. D Postmaster.
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= JONAH is one of the first men men,
toned who were brought to the sur
face by internal disturbances.
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ALL those indebted to this office are
reouested to come forward Immediate
" and settle up.
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WV. BRYoN, of Boise City, is Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s messenger between this
Mace and Winnemucca.
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NEFHE Hill, while running on the
SIDEWALK a few evenings since, fell,
avf lace striking something that cut
'laFge cash near the eye. DIR. Zipf
%~ed up the wound and dressed it.
r auu she Is now getting along very
vel. r" .fD...E -
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AT Emery's, new ties, white gloves,
sash ribbons, flowers, gents linen col
lars, new style bows, scarfs, wax
beads, felt and summer skirts, &C., &c.
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REMEMBER the Grand Ball to be Civ
el by Mrs. Bright tomorrow night
Don't fail to be there, We dancers.
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4 LETTER from Hugh Wilhelm, who
at Florence, says the boys there
s''e quit work, pen up in their forti-
a t%s IONS, during the day, and sleep in
arms. A"eJ arc NFi'nouS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-03

Attention, Farmers. 1.-The ,WoRLD
Office will accept in payment for subscrip
ton or other debts from the farmerssbutter,
cheese, eggs, ham, bacon, lard, and ALI
kinds of grain
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Dan CASEY and Dick Cunningham
are on the west extension OF the
Forest King ledge, and Ed Bryon on
the east extension.
Cunningham has stripped his exten.
SOn and found gold.
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local NEWS.

THE weather still remains cool, and
rain showers are frequent.
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WE are informed by our special re,
porter that the combined forces of Gen.
tervilIe !and Placerville organized a
company of forty-one men. The fol.
lowing officers elected: j. V. r.
Witt, Captain; Fred Campbell, First
Lieutenant; James Fl. Hawley, Sec
ond Lieutenant; Judge Hughes, Quar-.
termsster; Robert Irwin, Surgeon;
John Donavan, Settler; Mr. Shelby,
Forage Master. This is supposed to
be the best organized company of
men on this frontier, and are expected
tn bring in many trophies of war
We are sorry to learn that Quar-
termaster Hughes is laboring under
o slight attack of neuralgia. BY the
kind attentions of Surgeon Irwin he
is expected to be on duty ina few
days.
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MONEY ORDER, BUSINESS.

<,resh Butter.-R. II. Robb will be
.t'aranite Creek Placcerville, CenterviHe
a. Snd Idaho City, with fresh butter from his
. auu at Horseshoe Bend, on Thursday,
July 9th. --
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A LARGE number Of bids for keeping
the roads in repair are before the
County Commissioners. We. fear
some Of them are so low that they
will not be well kept during the next
two years.
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WHEN Ben Hill gets to the depts of
his oratory he speaks like chain rat
Ting down WELL
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SCHOOL HOUSE, IDAHO CITY.

Committee Of Invitation ia
GRANITE CREEK-Martin Connaughton
John Leary, John Noon. - =
!, QUARIzBURe-James Murphy, George
Bake, Major Allen, James III. HawIey.
PLAcERvILLE-John O'Donnell, 7. s
Weller, Dan Donavan, James Mckay, L
n.y. Garrett, J.W. DAWSON - +
CENTERvtLLE-C. G. Meffert, David
Murray, t. NJ. Doyle, John Dempsey.
PaoNEERvILLE-Joh Veasey, John NJ
tannady, George Anderson.
IDAHO CITE--M. G. ELuney, James Nc
Dewitt, James Moriarty, Myron Crafts,
H. ii. Knapp, ,. W. Jones, $. C. Silsby.
-.. Floor, Managers:
John H. Myers, r. W. Tompkins, Geo
W. Richards.
The best of music has been engaged
A general invitation is extended.
Tickets Gncluding supper, S5.
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ADA CoUNTY.-The following items
are condensed from tho Idahacn:
The teams of @. Robbins have start
ed for the railroad with 5000 pounds
of wool O'@|
Rabbits are very numerous on the
south side Of Boise river, opposite
sHaying has been commenced.
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&S'S. M. PETrENGILL Co., II State Street Roo-
tan 81 Park Row. New York. and 7Ol Che smut Stree.
fniadephia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments fer the IDAHoW~ Id in the above cities and
authorized to contract ADVERTISING At onr ,ovos.
rates. @t
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The reading of the two rival pa.
pers of the public school, The Advo-
cate and The Critic, last Thursday
evening, was listened to by large
number of ladies and gentlemen. The
papers are each under the supervision
of an editor, and the pupils of the
school are divided equally, and the
contest is carried on vigorously By
both sides. Each pupil is required to
write something for the paper, and to
make sure that the contributions are
original, Mr.. Rothweh gives out the
subjects in the school room and re-
luires that they be written in his
presence. Some of the articles ,crea.
ed considerable merriment. The pu-
oils are given subjects with which
hey are we'll acquaipted. The read
ngs, which take place every month,
hOHld be attended by all friends of
.ducetion. 1t encourages the chill
Iren tc ;ge to work with Sll the ener-
~ theypossess. Mr.. Rothwell, we
hmk, hes chosen a good plan for the
advancement of his pupils.
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A WEEKS vacation of tssc public
school commenced on Monday
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JUDGE MOORE came up from Shafer
creek Sunday evening. 5.i

The Board Of County Commission.
ers met yesterday. a g.9 III
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. u nO'H GARDNER the other day put
49, 'l'S' In the Wolverine tunnel, and
a waiting u a short time for it to go
in.. 'e'urned' The charge exploded
.' "na. %S ne reached it, throwing fine
" badl, IA h's face, andcutting it pref
again. % aO'e 10 De at work
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arast, sAORR 4 Go. will have their
will cra !, unnlng in a few days. They
Willow "a rock from their lodges on
miles fro creek < which is six or seven
have faU Om Horseshoe Bend. They
gnlches b ba1a.lp placer diggings in the
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LETTER FROM soUIR.

= hA0ERvlLLE, |. T., June 80, 1877.
=; Nd = "oRrs'-Placerville, acting
WIN Vuartzb0rg and Centerville, has
o1Ioeeoed In organizing a company of
volunteers to go to the scene Of tho
'"'e indian troubles. The list Of
names is as follows:
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t., ~ T ,,s'. ditch 10 carrying wa
bean willow creek, and work has
clsin. commenced on the mining
t,v :; 'nere. That section of coun-
the s e ,,Ga in placer, but, owing to
has b esn Of water, but little work
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REMEMBER the Grand Ball to be gi,
el by Mrs. Bright tomorrow nigh
Don't fail to be there, We dancers.
Hon. NJ. j. BIDDY came over fror
Boston last Saturday. and report
times quiet at the hub.
CHARLES STEVENSON and mother, G
Crimes Pass, FIVE miles above Pioneer
vile, are here, and will spend tn
Fourth with us.
AT Emery's, new ties, white gloves
sash ribbons, flowers, gents linen col
lars, new style bows, scarfs, wa!
beads, felt and summer skirts, &C., &c
OLD WINNEMUCcA, Chief of the Pi
uteS, says he will kill no more whit,
men, and then adds, "No use, they ar,
just like crickets-kiIl one and two
hop in his place."
The bridge across the Payette, or
the Loon Creek trail, was completed
last Friday. The pack-train with
quartz from Yankee Fork was to have
crossed the next morning on its way
to the Banner mill.
T. W. BARRY, who visited the Forest
King mine Sunday, brought down
some good quartz with him. Some of it
Slows consider able gold, and all pIos-
poets well. Ed. pronounces this dis
OooVery the greatest every made in tie
Basin.
Dan CASEY and Dick Cunningham
are on the west extension of the
Forest King ledge, and Ed Bryon on
Tie east extension.
Cunningham has stripped his exten.
SlOn and found gold.
NErHE HILL, while running on the
Sidewalk a few evenings since, fell,
4Ff lace striking something that cut
'lafge cash near the eye. DIR. Zipf
@wed up the wound and dressed il
and and she is now getting along very
LETTER from Hugh Wilhelm, who
at Florence, says the boys there
!. nave quit work, pen up in their forti-
tSs during the day, and sleep in
,s arr "Fush at night. They are without
. - l0'H GARDNER the other day put
g. '''S' In the Wolverine tunnel, and
~ aa,sF waiting a short time for it to go
H.. 's'urned. The charge exploded
just just as he reached it, throwing fine
" tpi bn1, in his face, andrcutting it pret.
s d ruly' He is able to be at work
70, me Channel ditch 10 carrying wa
Sa h. % Willow creek, and work has
CLAIM. commenced = on the mining
t,r i' 'lere. That section of coun-
the the s y rlch in placer, but, owing to
has ibr aa,' Of water, but little work
srs, ASHORE & Go. will have their
will s'. running in a few days. They
Winona. Sn rock from their lodges on
miles creek, which is six or seven
have ta rOm Horseshoe Bend. They I
sagnlches b baIo,IpE placer |, diggings in the
, 1877-11-04
SAN FRANCISCO.


The Anti Chinese Element Again Bubbling
Up.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 3-For several weeks
past 4 series OF so-callcd workingmens meet
ings have been held in the open mir at various
points in the city, at which the speakers have
indulyed in the most violent and in:cndiary
harangues, threatening the peace Of the conl-
munity and the lives aud property Of
number Of prominent citizens By name.
No attempt has been made to arrest
the speakers owing to the disnclina-
tion Of tile authorities to make martyrs
OF them. The preSs has also been silent
until within 4 few days, when the principal
Journals sounded the alarm at the impetus
which the disorderly movement is gaining, and
are now calling loudly for prompt aud energetic
action OF the authorities. Tie Chinese have
already taken the alarm, and six companies
have addressed communication to the Mayor
calling his attention to the threats which these
dcmagoCues have uttered against them, and
asking protection. Many cool-headed citizens
consider tic situation liable to become criti. al
unless such action is taken as will etle:tuaEly
stamp out the rotous conduct. It is not con-
sidered that tile worklugInen Of the city as
body are in sympathy with the movement, but
that it is supported mainly by the dangerous
classes and those who have become desperate
BY the pressure Of the prevailing hard times.
agitators who havc lately been making fncen-
diary speeches to/assemblages Of workingmcn
in this city, was arrested tonight while ad-
dressing crowd on kearncy street, near the
Citr-Hall. No disturbance ensued, though
kearncy had previously defied arrest He was
locked up on Two charges Of mfsdcmcanor on
$1,000 bonds in each ease.
, 1877-11-04
VEG ETINE.
VEGETTNF.
Necrosis, Scrofttla, Dyspepsia,
General Debility,
CI3.ke3' Hunaor, Liver Comp{ui,,t,
Rheumatism,
Consumption Of the Bo1Vets.


., cnAE1Esrowx, Mass.. March Is, 1860.
| MR. Il. T. srEyESs:.
| experience with the great Blood Remedy. War.
| TINE. have been keeping boardlne- house here
tor many years. and have had the misfortune 20
one case III particular, l noticed the wonderful
About tily year 1s47, young man, then 1e
home fFum sea He had injured his left le. on
board the ship some months before, and when tile
sap came INTO this port he came to my house. be-
Ing 20 feeble that lie could not 20 to his home in
Lowell. His leg was swollen above the kner morr
than twice It's natural size, auu be was Obliged to
drag it along otter hin having no o, it what
| ever. The elect OF this had reduced him to 4
mere skeleton. His father came down, and en-
ployed DR.. George Hayward, Of Boston, to attend
the General noepta poiit''n s
nounccd 1t bad case Of Necrosis; said he must be
removed to the hospital. have his leg opened and
the bone borcd, TO allow the discharge Of matter
there collected; otherwise the leg must be am-
| pntated.
80, thinking i. advisable to pursue this course,
edy. in the pAst with So good effect concluded to
try it in this case. After taking ii regularly for
six weeks, his leg was but little swollen and mis-
general health 10 much improved tha: he did not
luoE like the same pcrson. At tile end Of five
months he wen. hume TO Lowell perfectly cured.
He reu'aincd in Lowell until the commencement OF
the war, then Joined tue army, and was pro-
nounCcd d sound and well uan.
The above Is but one case out Of many where
nave seen this Blood Remedy used with unpara1
Ieled success. have taken it myself for twenty
Years, more or less. for Dyspepsa end General
Debility, and it always appeared to give ME new
life and ylcor.
One ladv hoarder VAS completely cured from
Cankcr IIuulor. after she had suffered for years,
and tried almost everything else without receiving,
any benefit. Another indy was cured from Live
Complaint, which bad case. and 10 cons:d-
cred oy the many physicians who had attended
her fru.u time to time.
have known it's use by other boardcrs for Rheu-
matis1n With extraordinary good elect.
4 lahy took IT for Cunsuu,Ptlon OF the Bowels,
nnl found more relief than in anything else she
cou] procure.
do not want to o.erestimate its usefulness;
but DO want those suffering from sickness to
know what -his good medicine has done and is
still doing. for know what 1t is to b. Imposed
upon when sick and think II il wron. for any
one to overestimate 4 remedy at the expense or
the helpless slck. and !, foE one, will not do 1t
under any circumstances whatever.
Mrs. ALMA s. MONROE,
lGl Cheeea-st~
, 1877-11-04
MOTOPATHY.


That It docs when and mhrze all other knouu
means and methods have totally failed.
~ ~, CHICAGO. Sept. Il. 1877.
pear Sir-iour treatment OF mo for Catarrhal Rron.
disease JOHN +. WRIGHT ~
iof a.asse ss a bss 5t ySa
EaoS *''e2s E1 hs?sf: E. 9S # s "
Dr. c1Essos rnArr-sar 'shoo it il; Sex syn1iy III for
s5s IT, saaSa%sS @ sS
A' Professor OF Elocation. H. III Hii'its rark:av.
~ FopR I; J YEARS AGO 4 srFFEREI: WITH CA
IN LIS %o,st form pscrd mysef under .he
ss not saf ri ca:S fna ss@n
speak, aud happy add my testimony touching tho
CIRCULAR method employed % II p Sss;S Tss this
cATAEEH-Ftve years ago was cured Of cararrh Of
n'ch ty.on Is s11nS a Gy 5nS Ts BY
CURED At 1Asr-fof nifty yesrs sas - ssaerer
In ns SF III Is s c tst, s
kinds ii doctors only grow worse. In That condi
tSa 81 es ~a Ct D.
fectiy and permanently ,n,~,- ,
CATAREH-For ten or twelve scars was sufferer
in which ny life despalTed both bs friends sad
by pr. Clesson Pratt Of this city, and cured. NOT
III as~ Of my 'fB1n s f tssa
from abroad @ trsated t. BY seETs.pond-
es b sent f ~oa. seen: t tie s VIII
RECEPTION HOURS:
West Side from to T.: South Side. from to ), snd
positively a. DO ohcr hoSrs nor On Sunday except In
'fEIEMBEE ::ii TuE I'll aoGr:s. ~'14 ~'p''A'''e1"
, 1877-11-04
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

REDUCTION IN WAGES.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Thc cotton-1nill owners OF
Ashton, Stalybrldgc, and Mosslry gre a weeks
notice OF per cent reduction OF wages.
TRADEMARK TREATY.
The Trademark treaty between the United
States aud Great Britain provides that the sub
iccts OF citizens OF each country have tile same
rights as subjects or citizens Of the other, or as
are now aud uay hereafter be granted to the sub
jects or citizens Of tile most favored nation, in
everything relating to tradc-marks and trade
llbeis, upon iuiillllng the fortualities required
by the laws OF tho RESPECTIVE countries.
GERMAN IMpEl.lAL BANK.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-Thc weekly statement Of
the Imperial Bank o{ Germany shows 4 decrease
OF specie Of 2,l0l,0O marks.
SOUTH AFRICA.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Cape Town 4Nens sars
the English forces had attacked aud burned the
kraal of kreii, the Chici of the insurgents, at
Galckis, without loss Oh the British side.
LONDON, Nov. 3-Capc Town udyices Of Oct.
16 announce that the Governor has deposed
kreli, Chief OF the Galetlas, aud annexed his
territory. hrel sues lor peace.
ROME,
ROME, Nov. 3.-Thc Chambers have been con-
yokcd Tor Nor. o.
Afidhat PashA has arrived.
Tue Pope's health continues to1erab1y salts
factory.