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CALIFORNIA.

ORovfLLE. Cal \ pril l7-Tne town
has been filing up with people from all
parts Of the country, who have come 10
listen tn the Chico trial District At
;nrney Freer. assisted by Woods aud
Hilton. has made every preparation
that conld possibly be- maie, in order 10
present evidence sufficient to convict
the prisoners They will leave no stone
uniurnei, " bile OF the other side Hon.
L. II. Huniley has thrown aside all
other business and is gath .ring every
thing that will aid him in the defense
OF the case He will endeavor to show
that the burning was only the Begin
ming of that irrepressible conflict be-
tween white laborers and Cinnamon
that will continue until one or the
other il driven from the country. As
AN evidence Of the interest felt in the
case, there is not room TO be had al
the hotels. and all private houses are
filling. A special venire has just been
issued for forty extra jurymen. These
will be selected in parts If the county
remote from Chico Owing to the ab-
sence of u short hand reporter the first
case has been put over till 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
San FRANCISCO. April 1.-THE
compromise between Isaac Friediander
and his creditors remains still unset
tied. owing to the difficulty experienced
IN the arbitration of M account with
Drcsback * 20. Of Dayisy,ile. II Is
probable il no conclusion Is reached to-
day in settlement Of that account, that
1t will b. referred To general meetinu
of the credit rs for their discretion
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TIE NooTsAck The Editor of the
Dillingham; Bay MAI la. recently been
interviewing the seitlers along the
Soo:sack river. in Whstcom county
He .ould abou: 80 farms in the Moot
sack station precinct. 10 a. Lynden,
= here Messrs Ki!cup & Lookmsn have
started /. crist mill, and 30 at F.rnda.e,
the point where 'he jam was cut out
Prom tha Lummi postoffice. at the
mouth of the E9ot.ack river. n Fera-
dale, IS distance Of about 10 miles
from Fcrad4le 10 Lynden, IS miles,
and from Lyadea to the Noo,-ack Sta
t!oa u ) miles. Which distance i, i
hoped viii &c il. 4 lavigable condition.
.er ii-h.-dTaf: steamers ia a year or
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A TROUBLESOME INTER
MEDDLING.

A Mr.. Cacuowsth of Lewis county
has come TO grief by going upon q
school section in that couaty h make
improvements. Very absur,ily. he has
made long resistance IN ,uit for his
sjectment a, the 'insiauce If the govern
ernmen'. which has resulted in his be-
ing muictsd in enc dollar damages and
costs. the latter being snug sum. Mr.
G.. thought pe had the right 81 II. as his
action Was warranted by an act cf the
Legislature, passed some years ago, Civ
ing yermisSioa TO School Directors IN
the Territory 10 lease the lands reserved
by act Of Congress Tor the benefit of the
public school fand, for term Of years
\ little reflection. however. would show
that such guarantee could practically
amount IL nothing ~ ali The lands in
question tscetions ID aud IS Of every
township have never passed III feo or
otherwise from the ownership Of the
general government. hns are merely
held in :rust FIR the hcnefi. 81 >s,bool,
until the Territory becomes a STATE.
when they will ba els.ls over Mean
while, the Territorial Legislature oF the
school officials have no more juri>slic-
tioa over thein or right - s,.tesme.i3.e
with the 'iGbcr oa theu. OF anything
els. they contain. ;haa aDy rrssa.e ju-
iividaal. The penalty Ter making
cieaTimgs thereon Is 'he >anse a. fcr cut
ting he timber I'll Nuy government lands
An cffors Will l,c mssie Ia Set tile
President IL r,m.; the Use AIS, c,sSss ia
Dir, theaa~stA'> Csse - he Vss "a some
extent 80 innsscel.s sD.svrtr. lus ;le ex-
ierisaent III future viii he a rs.sv one
for ANY body IL Try.
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C9@-rAS.IHoFLE. Apr:l /. - Tie
IL :~Acg-in delegate -. :i.:> c:;y Tor
hon Yesterday. via Clc>>a
Oltiei.. communication csa.tr..licss
the report tha- the Gayer,.Ia~r- >-,a-
IN pia.e~ pros aiming "a -ta'-. - ,i--.- ia
cnnstantlaop.c or ANY pt.:er p,4cr. 10
the Empire.
ST PErERsBUAG. ANN 1.-THE
Gar leaVes fer the army immc-
d.ately He ~i!l conEac himself 10 in
s,ecting TROOPS AMI not AK part in
campaigns. The order If tAe day -
nouucng the declaration - var i 10,
yet issued III official quarters it il
represented that the present situation
coiupels Russia 70 &C, single handed,
Russi. alone among the grea, powers
having modified
LONDON April Is In the House #
Lord. Earl Granville criticized tie
governments policy touching the East
ern question. lie said the Protocol WAS
nearly the same as the Berlin memo
randnm Why did not the government
accept th"t united action If Europe.
which then might have prevented war:
Neither Russia or Turkey had then tax
Ell az irr traeeatle position He at
tack. d the ministry, !,c~c boasts about
raising Englaud's position abroad now
subject them to ridiculc. and he advo-
Gated European concert for the better
geverumeH: OF Turkey.
Lord Derby vindicated the protocol.
He believed the House would agree
that under existing circumstances it
WAS best net to do anything concerning
the future,
The Direct Cable officials announce
the following for the i. of May regard
lug press matter: Special rates Of %
cents, gold, per wofn will be charged
fer press messages containing political
and general news for publication, ex-
pressed in plain and unabbrievatei Ian
guagc, between the United Kingdom,
New York and Canada, except for
press messages II be forwarded when
cables are not otherwise occupied, the
rates for which will be l2k cents, gold,
per word
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County and City Official Press.
Thursday, April 10. 1877.
A VOICE FROM THE OTHER
SIDE.

Hitherto the people and press OF =" al
Ia Wa h have turned coid shoulder
10 all proportions looking toward
united eif9rt in behalf Of the narrow
gauge railroad from Seaitic. The IN
huence Of the Oregon Steam N.viga-
ton Company, HIGH has 50 long mo
nopoli.ed their trade, il sangibly felt
oyer Their. Like the wavfarere in
el,s.;e story they have bowed too
"''''"g't '"I III" ~" Z - :" '''
wave OF tie "ani 81 that be"i'cilio@
Gree. and too comp'seeat'y II that Syr.
can voice winch ""G'd is1i th"in "ii 10
the destruction OF Their OWN temporal
interests.
The Walla Wall. "dfehmaa, how
has lately seninred TO assert what may
safely he ACCOUNTED AZ The true opinion
OF the mass OF the peopl' % that sec
tion. II opportunity were gwen tor ITS
eaneid expression. and which Will yet
prove to be the undisgnised sentimen:
OF all iha. community.
In answer To charge of apathy Iii
the matter Ut the opening of the CO.
lumbia river, n. the expense of the
government. the Wdtchjaan says with
out qualification
We are confident railroad from
mere 10 seattle "ou'" cement NOT only
throngbou, Eastern Oregon and Wssh-
ington Territory"
The leaven OF the old and already cx-
plosled idea that water carriage is more
economical than bs railroad has not yet
altogether worked cut Of public senti-
meat On the strength of it, the o. :
n. Co. may entertain hopes Of having
the value of their monopoly increased
by getting the government 10 put its
hands down into its pockets aud launch
out money enough to reconstruct the
channel OF the Columbia for its benefit
regardless OF cost ~ the same time
aid in behalf of the Seattle and Walla
Walia railroad aores' the Tessit"ry. to
the extent of one dollar In money ar
one acre of land is not to be thought Of.
Yet railroad is f,r better for coun-
try than even naturally open river.
Experience has already proven that
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EASTERN MATES.

NEW YopE. April lG Mon.i-nrt,.
Chatard Rector Of the American Col.
lege N Rome, is in this city endeavor-
ing to collect funds for the maintenance
of that institution He will visit the
churches in New York aud principal
cities Of the country.
The IrlbnHe says the recent mails
brought instructions from Australia and
Cape Colony to houses III England t.
make up consignments of hardware
from American and not from British
products. Merchants in those distant
countries are oaptivated with the beau
ty and low prices OF American hardware
goods.
Japan now exports silk worm eggs
principally by way of san Francisco.
The route by India has been abandoned
The railroad across the American CONT
neat enables japanese exporters to pro-
long the season and send off boxes down
10 the end Of tho year. which would be
impossible 10y way Of Suez. Message
RES maritime steamers thus lose an inn
portsnt freight.
The steamships Henry Chaupcey, Ar
ixona and Montana have been sold by
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
the first. which is in this port, for $l9,-
coo. and the others in San Francisco for
$4,000. They were built in 1865.
They cost large sum only four years
ago. and were estimated TO bs worth
Si40, 900
WAsHiSGToN, April l6-This after
. al a, go 4 L. 4
paraded in honor OF the anniversary
of the emancipation PROCLAMATION, aud
called on Marshal Douglass. who said
he Was glad TO receive them and still
more glad they were celebrating iay
which should never be forgotten bv
them a a race. The war WAS waged
III the interest of slavery. but resulted
IN giving liberty 10 the negro, and the
last gasp of the Confeieracy WAS
Help. pempey. or / sink :" The
change had been miraculous, aud he
hoped they would nevcr prove un-
worthy OF the gift. He wss glad to
meet the,u-gad 10 see them clad in
blue. with eagles on their buttons and
swords Oh their sides, and hoped their
arms never would he used except in
tie right
NEW YQRG. April lin his coufes
sion. Twee,! says he gave Mr. Hastings
a check far thirty thousand dollars after
the charter of 1870. with the under
Standing that II WAS 10 20 to Senator
No',i,n Hastings. who IL editor Of tie
tynslsrtsai .i}asrttsr. The Transaction
MAS purely business affair HIS banker
smvtaiicslIy denies tina, any money
passed through hjs hands "a Senator
Noocijn for any purpose.
NAsuGS6roN. April 10 Maj. Reno.
Recently tried by Court MARTIAL ou the
charge Il insul,ingt the wife n brother
othcrT. and sentenced ~ be dismissed
the service. has forwarded To- the War
Department: = reqnes; FIR delay in pre-
sanitation ~ the case - the President.
be claiming 70 have additional evidence
which wall tend 70 mitigation. His re
quest - granted
CHICAGO, April l..--Th4 Jour RAJ :
Washington special says the supreme
Coart having deciied that the law de-.
cisrtUg eight hours days work for
govsr0m en-, employees IS merely ii
rect ion by the government "a its agents.
the SECRETARY wii. s><a~ an order an
nouuclng ,bss decision. aud directing
,shcers uot - rsy hereafter ten hours
wages for eight honrs work The order
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given by Presideut Gran; tina. eight
hours shall constitute days work. Is
20 be revoked
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Wes;
Puiut graduating class this y=ar num-
ber> -. ne largest ever graduated.
There are only 40 vacancies in the
army Consequently. 3. w:.l be APP
pointed bTcvet second len enan,s un-
der the law ard the Others promoted TO
grade e ssco;1 Ii-utra41t - raca, cies
occlr.
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
DT
DAVID HIGGINS.


published every morning. sundays *
cegss sal sssisvsrss3 . sssss-rsa4rS AZ Hi.re 10
shs city. e: - eeE.s Pr E~eS, payable - tAs
Carrier. single copies ~ esgsS-
; ~ saamal. $1,000 IT, S4s%cce.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STEELE'S
Pain EradiCat0r
TIE MOST
E0'DElFUL DIsr1TglY0F TIE AGE
the World Moves. and Unless We
Progress We Must Go Backward
Nothing Remains Stationary.

IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT IS NOT
| intended 20 deceive the people as cure for
every cnup,ai on earth hat really sciertifc
article Of the greatest merit. which will prove
boon 10 sufrering hunaaitv-both on account of
its Suitability TO both Insn and beast its resdi-
ness Of application snd the price being within
the reach OF sill 1t Will actually cure
Rheunatisn, Lameness,
Neuralgia Swsliings,
Contracted Cords. trout.
Contracted Muscles. cuts.
Stiff Joints Sores
Sore Thrvat. Sprsins.
Lame Back, Bruises.
Disrrh9a Cramps,
Headache C1iic.
Fac~ache Burns and Scaldi.
Tarache, Inflammation of Kidneys
Aud all nervous and infian. ms,ory aches and pains
DR. STEELE. who has for years been IL tn
Proprietary Medicine business and who has
Travelled in various parts Of the world III search
of informstion, has great confidence in the Erad-
icator the IS Ne Pins Ultra of safe, sure and
reliable remedies for general use as Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with bottle without delay.
and You will always keep il in the family aud
money. Don't be put off with some other prepar
alton Take only Ste les Pain Eradicator. We
can produce thousands OF testimonials as 10 the
cures made but trial will prove TO the mos:
skepical that it is truly al Eradicstor of Pains.
Aches and Infxmmstions. 1t has been, ana Is
now. constantly used by horsemen 3 Lini-
ment. and has saved more valuable property of
that kind than any other preparation. Take
pains to see that you get the genuine.
Put up IN large bottles. and for sale by drug
gists and dealers. If you hsppen to be in a
locality where SrEELES PAIN ERADICATOR
cannot be obtained. send 10 the nearest whclesale
druggist. or to the Agents.
CRANE BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
800, 32t and 32G Front street. San Francisco. Cal
Price 81 per Large Bottle Six Boa for s..
apIS-dlw
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BLACK CRlcKETs California far
tarfs IN >om,, localities are scourged Ivy
a black cricket plague, which is de-
seribed AS being yearly as destructive
to the crops a, lbc .raSs..orpers Of the
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INTELLIGENCE
All
SHIPPING Commission OFFICE !!

rIIK UNDERSIGNED + PREPARED TO
furnish >ssDrn short Eo.fee - parties
wanting Situations w0a a d. 49, t. aptiy AID
tAo>@ s.shtHg - employ raen. wensd ~ veil 20
Communicate with tas. st The D.IEx lSFEE Lf&Es-
cfE ossce. seaftj-. " T
nhai 81. Co0GBs
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TIE wtThIY fNTEgE;Gs.GIE.

Thas Oh sg4 ropal&r journal = western Ws-h-
tsgsem .g4tf tse largest circulation n any psvey
80 tbs Territory. - Published every SATURDAY
m srHIag- Terms sEree Dollar. per AL
1aa. IN sdy&s &c /; otaerx.s~. = 400.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-29

DECEAsED,-We find in the Salem
Sunbeam the following notice of the
death of an old gentlemen whom many
of our citizens will remember as a truck
er from New jersey, in our markets:
Japhet j. Somers, one of the Oldest and
best-known citizens of our county, was
buried on Tuesday last, in the cemetry
of st. Georges Church, l.. p. Neck. The
funeral was large and the services SOL
emn and imposing, as in addition to the
burial services of the Episcopal church,
the Masonic fraternity, of which he was
an honored member, performed the fu-
neral rites peculiar to their order.
CRUSHED TO DEAIH.-Last Friday
evening as Mr., VIM. Lincoln, In the en-
ploy of L. W. Brown, of West Noting
ham, Chester Co., Pa, was driving home
from work in an OK cart, he was thrown
under the wheels, by sudden movement
of the oxen, and crushed so badly that
he died three hours afterward.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY CONCERT.
This pleasant and attractive entertain
ment comes off at the Grand Opera
House this evening, and will doubtless
be largely attended. A few reserved
seats still remain unsold at James &
Webb's.
CoRRECTroN.-In the report of the
services at the Old Swedes' church on
Sunday, we erred in saying the sermon
was preached by Rev, DIR. Frost when
Rev. Mr.. Mnrphey, the Rector, filled the
pulpit.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
u. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
Iron.

hk truly valuable tonic has been SO
Nughly tested by all classes of the COM
nity that 1t Is now deemed indispen-
Meas a Tonic medicine. II costs but lit
lurlhes the blood and gives tone TO the
mach, renovates the system and pro-
tellie Everybody should have IL.
~ he cure of Weak Stomach. General
IAlly, Indigestion, Disease of the StOm-
aud for all cases requiring tonic
ns wine includes the most agreeable
eftelent Salt of Iron we possess-Ci-
ROi Marnetic Oxide combined with the
aenergetic of vegetable tonics-YelloW
lvian Bark.
you want something to strengthen
N!ou want a gOOOd appetite?
V!Ou want tOget rid of nervousness?
EeyOu want energy?
0yOu want 10 sleep well?
pS!ou want TO build up your constitu-
OyOuwant TO feel welIp
CS!OO want brisk and vigorous feel
lNE0P IRON, -4H'
@y sR trial ofthis valuable tonic!
TTsnO W,' u cOunterieits, as Kunkel's Bit
"iueoI iron Is the only sure and effec-
slneay IN the known world for the
Islfnl "a Is cure Of Dyspepsia and Debility
~ 4 alefe are number of limitations
rmnI rvu " lne public, would caution the
Isy .suIaiy 10 purchase none but the gen
,%IlSle ,aa &c manufactured by e, +. Kun
y y1 6o,,5N having his stamp on the cork of
,,Is %ale The very fact that others are
pTnas 70 initiate this valuable remedy
soI M worth and speaks volumes in
'U' uet the genuine. f. f. Kun
IUliyln 81 bottles. Sold by druggists
aeS everywhere. Z, +. Kunkel,
sisInb1,aN i1 no; o. 26s North Ninth street,
y .Vs y o3M REMOVED ALIVE.
Saea a an complete in two hours. No
lrm -ead passes. Seat, Pin and Stom-
sSins. WIZ removed by Dir. KUNKEL, 2b9
ssuIat SlIi,n ST street, Philadelphia, Pa. Send
ID ar KDnLaIl,sss oI ask your druggist for a bot
PPdir,heis Prira e, Worm Syrup, 1t never
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On the motion to adopt the majority
report, Col. Heisler moved, as an amend.
irs mehI, tnat the proposition of Boughman,
Ihomas q Co., referring the whole sub
!ect 10 arbitration, be accepted. Lost by
the following vote 7'FSJ0'
Ayes-Messrs Baird, Belts. Davidson.
Ferris, Heisler, Kendall, Pyle, Reynolds,
and Shortledge-9. -
Nays Messrs. Curry, Furry, johnson,
mally, Morrow, Palmer, Price, Rutb'
Taylor, and President Buck-1O.
Inc majority report was then adopted
by vote of 10 ayes to 8 NAYS, the vote
oeing the reverse of the above.
On motion Of Mr.. Pyle, the yis,tipp
committee Of No. school was authorized
10 secure the Grand Opera House for
wednesday and Thursday evenings, June
ith and 9th, at an expense of $40 per
night, for the purpose of holding the
commencement exercises of School No.
1. Adopted. .'''
NO. school committee was authorized
to repair the pavement and cutters around
said school.
Mr.. Curry was appointed chairman of
the committee on accounts, vice Mr..
Baird, resigned.
On motion of Mr.. Baird the committee
on teachers was authorized to make the
necessary arrangements for holding the
examinations of teachers on the 1lth and
18th of June.
No. school committee was authorized
TO make various repairs to said school.
A communication from Superintendent
Harlan, inviting the members to partake
OF ice cream at Robinson's, was read and
accepted. Adjourned.
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New Castle Letter.

TEMPERANCE WORKERS CALLED FOR
: PISTOL sHooTING-DIsTURBAN &c.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
New CASTLE, May 20.
Some of the temperance workers of
your city should give us a call. 1t is a
matter of daily occurrence for the Mayor
to be called upon to administer the pledge
to voluntary applicants. Come, let your
lights shine; our City is now ripe for the
harvester. We have had three year
siege Of the old style temperance lectures,
now give us a little in the moral suaSion
line. ea
Pistol shooting is becoming little to
prevalent in our streets, and unless some
thing is done to check it we may yet be
called upon to record some accidents of a
serious character. A case has come to our
notice where a ball passed through pane
of glass into bed room.
The Schooner Frances Chire, is now at
our wharf with load of stone to be used
on the streets of Dover, Del. They willgo
by rail from here.
The appointment by the Governor, Of
j. NJ. Houseman, to the Office of Register
in Chancery and Clerk of the Orphans
Court is highly approved in this City,
His long service as Deputy Register of
Wills makes him well fitted to preform
the duties of the Office.
Two colored men were given hearing
before tee Mayor, last evening, charged
with disorderly conduct from the evil
dence it appeared that festival was be-
ing held in the colored school house. on
Saturday evening, when a number of
young men (these two, being part) under
took to run the machine, and on being re-
with by the managers grew
bosterous when the police were called
upon to restore quietnessJ His Honor,
the Mayor, gave them and their friends
a plain talking to, and fine of SO and
costs each was imposed. A collection was
taken up at once among their friends and
the amount paid over.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-29

WENCHEs ON THE WAR PATH.-Yes-
terday afternoon Mary Earle and Mary
A. Handy, two colored damsels of Chris
tiana, came to Wilmington, and soon got
gloriously drunk. The result was that
Esquire Frazer, this morning, disposed of
the following cases:
Mary Earle, for drunkenness, fined so
cents and costs; and for assaulting Mary
Handy, fined SIS and costs.
Mary Handy, for assaulting Mary
Earle, fined $5 and costs.
Grand Finale both women committed
to New Castle in default of sentence.
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THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.

AUGMENTATION EFFRcTED mo PLAN
OF OPERATION YET AaRsRD UPON.
The Water Commissioners held an
other me citing, yesterday and organ
lied, electing John P. Almond Chair
man andl Cesar A. Rodney Secretary.
Major E. M. Canby was elected local
engineer for service at the reservoir.
The cOmmissi oHers made a further
examination of the reports furnished
by the consulting engineers, but did
not determine upon any plan of opera
tions. The reports are lengthy and it
will take some time to consider them
carefully. Another meeting will be
held this afternoon, and daily meet
ings will doubtless be held until some
plan of operations is agreed upon, and
reported to Council.
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BoY KILLED.-Snortly after five
o'clock on Saturday evening color
ed boy aged about ten years, named
Edward Brown, was struck by loco
motive and killed a short distance
below Lamokin station on the P. W.
b B. rs.ilroad. His head was badly
crushed by the accident, He was wait
ing for train to pass in order to eros s
the tracks but was not aware that an
other train was approaching from the
other direction and was struck before
he kne " the danger he was in.