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The New York herald., 1877-07-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

so.ioa Benz ssas.d oaI:y F.rIn.,;.
Passed down IRON Gsorsesown-sehrs 0skcs Ames
Passed M ior Gcorsetown- Geo Mills and Colin
ra%op. SSsnSN fsss sS,s rSSs BAKER, do; Sisss
N"rssHcn rs ss,nl fs' G.s,s ysr
G.s. sT,ss s.n,. Hs:s. snail e..Ia. ks
ii"f !:S .nsIs; nySss:.'
;sS: TsIs; ss: s.da s"s ss'f ass
as..: S:%s' .ns TsT ss s%.. ss
sSs'' soSs r'sS's f Seraon' Cha%po
sS % Ds er Ssss
wh' %
v"rds trsisnai x.sea Hood sisel%.n BsSeoeF.
BsSs:ss and R'r. L%s"s % s
fss n'.sd ssa b.as nsys
ket; Mary Baksr Tho,sg.sn Ssysnns; Lnsy Holmes
r1s tfiM"RE. tpii s June so%rvsd up from
ship Msdors Br). Dovnis, Barbados sehr Mary Long,
cssisd sehrs Ephrsim Anna Ris'ey. Hyann''; Rea-
oen Jn, aa artiSed Steamers Sea Gull Ms.hmsn Charles
ton Experiment. Pierce Nswbern Nc bark Kosina usaD,
Csarcd ystsamer George Appold Lo,clsnd. Boston
.n,es Anss.ss sseS sSs Sn RSdscra sads.nx
Berymsn 3nssn se & Inc Lewis ssf 's hnvsp s:S:
Wave King Br, Corbost, DO: rIs AUST; Con'unssh sn
R"s s ss ":Dr'Gc Msca9
m an Boston: SalIc Kay Doughty do: Geo reoisnd
Van Cleaf. bridgeport; Lyon, !enreNs s. new forH'
Ssilrd-Shp stella; bark Katie stewart
BRU SswICK June Is ArrIyed brig Bei's o. toe ray s
YORK Lizzie Titus Phillips do Joshua Gr'nd'e Freethy'
roy schr Charlotte Jameson jameson. New
York - -, a :, ,-.A.,~ u..- ,-ou,
po.,cm arrivcd j uus 10 for New York ldg.
BAIL june 29--Arrycd, shp lille Reed new, ratcs.
Boston. u.-~.
aC,hes,Ied schr Jas Hewitt. Foster, Richmond. Va
RKvERIY July i--Arriyed schrs Nellie, Perry, baltt.
more; La and Citv. Anan- Nau York
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASTwxnP July 2-Arrived bark Heca (Br. Gould. New
York
Sailed 3D. bark Bredsdorf NSor), Hssssl New York.
BRISTOL. June 30-Arnvsd ship Savannah Ger. Tsbei-
msnu Psnsacols; bark Misti Fr). kiogsan. Now YorE
BxLvAsr July 2-Arfvsd. ship Sarah (Br). Saunders,
Philadelphia; bark Artisan 3D. Griffin Bull River. SC
BAxcxLoxA June 27-Arrived bark Galore tsp) Gepi,
Charleston; brig Nrevitas tsp), Donebcch do.
CARprr July 2-Arrivcd ship Norris Barssow, wiscas
sett. Me.
CAD,z June 2s-sailed bark Alert tNor Doxrud. Port.
land Ms brig Mary Leighton. Leighton, Gioncsster.
Mass.
Hawes San Frsucsco.
DEAL July l--Arrvsd. bark Hugh Cam (Bp, Eidrase,
Phadelphia for Bromen.
FALMOUTH June Arrived ships Rhine tBD. Smith,
Phadephia for Antwerp; Senator 1ken er Lens Bssi-
for Bremsn barks John johnson tBr Wade Pensa.
Havre; Tobssco QGer), Kgaard. do for Amster
dam.
GLOUCESTER. July I-Arrived bark Rosina dtsD, Por-
celia, Now York.
GLASGOW, July !. 10 PM-Arrved, steamer State OF Ne
vsda tBr,. Braes, Now York.
GREESocx, July 1-Arrved bark Mosul fBr). Pfeiner,
Savannah; brig Fannie Tucker. Tucker Portland Ne.
HELvoEr. July 1-ssiied Ocean Ger. voghs, Now
York.
Isle or WIGHT July o--On Abble B (Br. Conill from
New York for Rotterdam.
LrvxnrooL. July 1-Arved. ships Northumbria tBr,
Elliott Mobile; Queon Of India tBr,. Edwards Now Or
leans; Queen England tBr). Purvis Pensacola barks
sorcnscn Gavesson I'd ships William (Br), Jourreay, st
john NIB Kenmore Br). Mcclellan. San Francisco; barks
America tGer Kausch, Now York: Novado (Br, Foster
Pensacola.
Also arrived I'd, ship Northampton Murphy, New Or.
leaus.
Sailed ship Southern Rights. Woodbury.. Boston,
LONDON, July 2-Arrved ship Urania (Nor, Jorgenssn
Pensacola bsr.s Justitis lGsr). Neahr. do Dartmouth
(Br). Raymond. Baltimore.
LARNE June SO, AMSaed. ste State Of Georgia
(Br), Cooper from Glasgow. New York.
LoSpoNpERRy june 3O-Auived. bark Minnehaha (Br).
McGonsgle Baltimore.
Lxcnonx to July 2-Arrivcd, bark Aususto OtaD Cam.
ero Now York.
NEWCASTLE July I-Arrvsd bark Alletts (Nor> Mustren
Dnren.
PoRr TALBOT July 1-Arrved, brig Blanche tBr. Mill
| grave. Bull AVER Sc
PApsrow, June 3o-Arved, bark Vision CNor). Thossen.
| Daren.
| Pinzus juno 2o-Arrved brig Carons GtsD. Cilento
Now York.
| Quxxssrowx. July l-Arrived. ship Magnolia (Br).
Young, Baltimore; bsrks Exrsesso 1tsN, Rancelo
Flora (No Svanos Now York; I'd, ships Arcturus Rair
den New Orlenns Charger Hsstt San Francisco; bsrks
Ross Maddalsna dta Fernando Baltimore; Tsre Aus),
archsnich. New York
SWANSEA June 3o-Arrivsd bark Cleveland tBr. Bevan
| Pensacola.
SHARPNESS. July I-Anivsd. bark Kalos (Br,. Mailing,
Pensacola
Nevada, Koener. New York.
Z TRuxo July 2-Arrvsd. bsn Sirius tNor,. Josessssn.
RascsgouiA LII. W
| WEATHER REPoRE
HoLYuxAp July Q PM-Wind sw moderate NJ
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REroRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer auilero Cp,. Echsverria oardsnas days. in
A.;s s.:y:.; sssaass,s., ss.' rs e
sssnsers 70 M Mallory c. Co. A'' -''A w
sIs.@sS fsa!s.: De.ss, Wilmington. NC days. with
hst.era.. Msess. Loves, with the oid
S.rE Isrs tGsD fst.shts; Singapore March 10, With
e:sso Ps'
70 s Sss .nS to
to '. a. ssnay Hso Sr
BARK Lady Franklin !f snndsrian aeE.on Port Spain
s.aha% soys ss sar'' 30 10 castro
xs Ausss s @
sHs M 9 Esns.:n s dam, swrrs. Honssviase s. S.ys
III: kasssoS june iS isn $ v; , y '-, n,' - -
ma: ssss, e I.s p.y TasS scyS Jane sss
?. 80 Ion = " Henry Evan. ssswsra native Of rhn ia,
usdiasiy wore ship but nothing was seen OF him ate
Brig Msrryman. Lecrsw Demerara June II. with su
Brig Msrws Downs sagua II days. with sugar to Mlor
Els Helen Rowley. Rowisy. Goorsosown, DC, with
Sch; .aaogs wseE Port Spain sis. %
Schr bsySrest Blake. Arroyo P ia days. with to
G.lwey 4Casado vessel TO Jane. Ward Co. pn. inso
Ion q So shiD SCOTIA from Now Orleans for H.yre
ssSr kM. jess Bunker c.5dsnas days, with sugar
schr II Richardson tof Tbo,naon). Was,, Brunswick
Ca days. with lumber to order vessel to snow Bur-
sshr Mary Louss, G.:hsIl ell. washinston' NO. days.
Tos q Sso % III Sc ~
Ievovins squa IN which broke fore ga and blew awav
Schr j Vaughan. Richmond. Va
sshr wn, Alien, sseslmsn v,,an,s Ass"ndTS; ~ n
ss snd
washing part load overheard and splitting jb
sshr { warord. Bailey. vrrinin
PM % Ab.eenm. during heavy sannll was struck by
shtniny carrying away fCresa fore sa and @
Ssea deem ana '' ''' '''"''' '''"' '' "'' "N - '
ps-steamer England tBr), from Liverpool. which ar.
brig K"diek from Befast Tor New York same time,
steamer City Of Richmond tBr). hence for Liverpool
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
schs BairdB, sharssy. St John, NIB. via FAN River
sehr Leonora. Bonzoy Ellsworth for Now York
seSr ruais Dspsw. BAKER. Boston for New YORK. ..~
schr Albert Jameson. Jameson, Providence for New
schr wstsr Line. Kelly. rswtueket for gebohsn.
schr Benjsmn iisrtside, New Haven fof Baltirncrs.
Ssr ss;s TORI.
Schr Nail, Mead Greenwich for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Eieanora Johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer City OF Fitchburg. Springer. Now York tor New
Steamer Tlns Ewins. new York for Nov London sst
BARK Josquinns CBr,. Gardiner New York Tor rustes
M.
brig Addie Benson t,, Allen. New York for bristol.
r." as SsT fss sGys % s. =
srhr lazy kichsrdsor, New York for y Lynn .,,..
Macs
sehrJ A Curtis Cursis New York for New Haven.
schr Chas Heath. Spears, New York for Boston.
schr Crowley. Cottsr. Hoboken for Portland. Me-
ssSr fo9
Hchr Walter Il Palmer. Staples. iIobokcn for Fall River
Sch Msrv Farow Limenurner Nowburg for Fall River.
schr Chief smith. Port Johnson Tor rrovidence
Schr Luke, kaynor Amboy Tor Providence.
Ship Trimcuntain Osborn. New York for Caliao which
moored In the Roads above since the roth ut
cceded at to-day
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT,

WASHINGTON, July 2, 1871
1Uxo1s or DIsINTxoRATIoS OF THE CABINET.
Rsnors current again tonight OF sbe disntsgra
tssn OF the Cabisst II 10 said Mr. Key wishes to
sign, 20 10 relieve the President from rad
cal republican charges Of taking into his
Cabinet ex-rsbsl and democrat and that
Secretary hcCrary, In Wow OF the recent
expression Of opinion Of his Iowa constituents, Is
bound 70 tender his resignation. It Is further said
that Secretary Sherman under strong pressure from
the radicals leave the Cabinet and hence the sus-
plcsos that no has gone cruising to Maine TO see NJ
Blame and talk she thing over.
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STABBING AFFRAY.

Bernard Eick, man OF thirty, residing at No. 1865
Third avenue, had alteration last evening with
william Hoeing, OF No 1854 Third avenue. during
which no was stabbed by the latter IN the left temple
The weapon used was an oyster knne, and the would
was severe.
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SAILED.

Steamer Abemnrie, for Lewes. Del shin Hudson Lon.
don; bsrks Pendergast tBrj Rio Janciro; Gan vmedes
Nor. Elsuore Nuovo Emilia CcIcsna dial. NHfles;
Ceylon, Yokohsma and Hiogo; Reindeer, penerars Ex
ceisior Richmond, vs brigs TyphooD tNvr, Goruuna:
Manuel tsp). csdn; schrs Nynph dBr. Bess George
Arey Galvestou Hazard Georgetown and Bull Greer.
Sc; A hoffman. Ella Frances, VIM u Rowe. Jefferson.
John Manson, DAVID q Floyd.
Also sniled shin Nevada: schr Boni CsgytsIde,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and hpm sssrs informed
that by telcgraphng the HERALD London Bureau I'd
dressing Bennett No 90 Fleet street, London" to the
Paris ONCE addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue dc ropera
Paris" arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States ths will be cabed to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and saline nom French and Ned
t~rranean ports will hnd Paris ONCE the secuom
cal ana expeditions for telegraphtng
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SENATOR BLAINE.
WASHINGTON, July 2, 49,

WASHINGTON, July 2 1871
Senator Blaine loft Washington this morning for
Trenton, n. j., where OF his sons Is a, college flo
will proceed thence TO Woodstock, Conn. whcro he s
expected TO take part 10 tho Fourth Of July cclebra-
t,op Hc has been here for day or two on personal
buaineaa.
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THE FISHERIES.

HALnAS, n. s, July 2, 1877.
The latest Information IRON The Newfoundland
Banks and shore sDo~s that the prospects at tht fish.
sriss are much more favorable than previously r..
0oste1.
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SO 30. - y
Bark concordis Nor), from Liverpool for Phladeiphs.
Schr Pilots Bride Eldrdre from Eeu.Yoyk for Pence
PR. June =, lat 23 Ion 81 30.
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WHALEMEE.
SPOKEN.

Spoken Jups 20 ins so II n lon IS 40 ", bark Con
Morris. OF NIB. cutting up large whale.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

me spar buoy No p Yox IIn Point Dveh Island Harbor.
recently carried away BY pass' vessels has bcen ssam
replaced
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Marryatt (Nor). Christophersen, from Hull, Z
May H.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sopa De~inosios

Dates or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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49, - - ----------------'
AIlSCELLANEOU

LNASTERN OFFICE, KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
II 500 Broadway, Now York city.
All prizes cashed this once upon presentations and
remitted In tickets Of other drawings
Of ucky State Lottery the OF the prreay
direct. WILLIAM MSON X CO..
500 Broadway, New York city
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULY B. ls77-TRIPLE SHEET

advance other Now York newspspsTs the Reports
Of vessels arrived via sandy Hook om foreign ports'
also the arrivals departures OF 2vo vessels by Atlantic
cable
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
Sun r,.ss sss AND NOON Gov. Island. % ..sv. q
sun sets........... IS Sandy Hook. eve II 80
Moor rises. eve IL so He'll Gatc.......eve 90
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
july 2, 1871
Hon., ID.s Bss- Dee. p:r Wind w..:A:r. ss:.s Of
5s-,-s-, 5.-...s.. 49,, 90 as, sownw.eoo.Sv
HOSPITAL Ship. 4rN 2s.os 81 wNWtCioudy
L.ls;a,P ,s sPx Px s"o0 s"o = sswKts wKtsGGssdsy
sBrisk. Moderate. +Gente.
DOpT M NEW VOpK TT1TYrC 1877
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WEATHER nEPol
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYnxAD. July 2. PM--wind sw moderate.
PLYMOUTH. July .. PM-wind NV, gentle; fine
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The 5000 tickets ending with figure tthe the
ending figure Of the number drawing the nrst capital
$4,000 each entitled To $40
Witness hands. Covington, KY this day tsasur.
day. Juno 30, 1877.
L. b. CRoNfNdER. commissonsr.
Prizes payable In ull without deduction
NEXT DRAWING JULY L. 1877
Capital prise, $4,000
prize Of 81. 600
I prize OF 5000 .r.,-,I
prizes OF ~ 500 zach.
l.e94 prizes. amounting $67 g2S
Tickets. 81.
SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON
II Sd st.. Louisviue, KY; or
WILLIAMSON CO.,
500 Broadway. New Ysrk.
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~ During tho month Of June the HERALD Published In
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

ORDER REGULATING THE WORK OF THE sECRE-
TAEYs oFFicE--DIvIsIoSs OF THE RE-oRGAN-
lied OFFICE CLERKS ENCOURAGED TO CALI.
UroN TIE SECRETARY AND REPORT IEREeu-
LARITIEs.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY ?, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsr0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
GAMBLING IS LARCENY.
Bismarck Trib,,ne oct ,st

bismarck Tribune, Clct. lst.
Many will be surprised that the two
gambling cases tried before Judge Barnes 1t
the recent term of court 1t Bismarck, re-
suited 20 odisastrously TO the defendants, but
the prosecutions, it seems, were made under
new law which subjects "sure thing gamb-
ling to prosecution for larceny. In this
case o. L. Rose, better known as "Farmer
Brown" was sentenced to one year and eight
months to the penitentiary At Detroit, Mich,
and r. NJ. Davis met with like fate.
They enticed . negro into little game and
dealt him three aces, which they claimed to
beat with three flush, and took forcible
possession of the stakes. In sentencing
Davis the Judge in substance said he could
not divest himself of the knowledge that
Davis had sought out the complaining wit
meas, negro, and had induced him to visit
. place for the purpose of
defrauding him out of
his money, that his crime was of the lowest
type; that the defendant seemed to be an
intelligent man and able to get an honest
living; that during the trial he had ap.
peared to be man Of nerve; that he be-
longed to a class that lay in wait for labor
ing men and BY their practices entice them
into games and defraud them of their money
that the statute defining larceny is broad
and covers all classes, including those who
entice persons into gambling places and il
those persons lose their money the persons
SO enticing them are guilty of larceny under
that statute, and it stated that hereafter, 60
far as that court Is concerned, that statute
will be 30 construed. He said since the
public is obliged to support men of this clas.
as it appeared the defendant did not work
for living, it is better that they be confined
in the penitentiary where the expenses viii
be lighter and more evenly distributed upor
the community. After concluding the sen
tence the court turned to the bar and laugh
ingly said, now gentlemen, hereafter 20,
must do your gambling on the square.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
BLACK HILLS NOTES.

Deadwood Pioneer, Sept Goth
Preparations are being made at Fountain
City for bringing water from the springs on
the east side hill to the city.
Several mines at Lead city are washing
dirt by the old fashioned rocking method.
The dirt is brought in wheelborrows dis
tance Of several rods to the water. They
inform US that as much as one dollar and
fifty cents per load had been realized, and
that fair wages are always received.
The Indian murderer, who was To have
been brought to Sheridan from Cheyenne
agency for trial, was brought Is far a.
Fort Pierre, but the sgency Indians follow
ing the officers in threatening manner. it
was deemed advisable to wait there for more
guards, 50 he will not arrive here in time
for this term.
The business Of the term of court at Sher-
idan is being and has been expedited in q
most commendable manner by his honor,
Judge Bennett, U. s Attorney Gamble, and
U. S. Marshal Raymond. All have shown
efficiency, economy and the utmost 6rmness
in the conduct of the court. The court will
most likely adjourn by Tuesday, and Judge
Bennett will likely open court in Deadwood
by Wednesday.
Mr.. Lancaster, of the milling firm Of Ian
caster, Springer & Co., informs us they lately
crushed 200 tons Of ore, cleaning up 5000
Notwithstand' 'ng this extraordinary small
average per ton, a net profit Of $50 per day
was realized. The mill was engaged in
the work two weeks. 1t is worthy Of note,
this ore was from the Gustie-nothing but
surface rock, that had to be removed in
order TO get at the richer ore that is obtain
able from this valuable mine.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06

TWO days. II is not claimed that the lrou.
bic has grown out OF any dishonesty of
management. The principal cause OF the
impairment rs due to shrinksge iu value Of
securities. Elijsh Alliger, OF the INSURANCE.
agency 80 largely deficient In in accounts
with the Commercial Union Co. of London,
Is secretary of the national fire under.
writer's. He has taken an active part 10
the work of the association for number Of
years, and has been strong advocate Of a
system establishing fixed rates of insurance.
RAILROAD MEETING.
At noon today the general managers Of
railroads and freight agents were unable to
agree, and the presidents Of the trunk line
adjourned until the fifteenth. Scott in
formed the reporter that all the questions
brought before the meeting were still in
abeyance. He could not say what plan the
general managers and freight agents would
agree upon, but whatever action they took
would require endorsements of the presi-
dents. The general managers and freight
agents are still In session.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

ACCEPTING THE COMPANY's TERMS
Pittston, Oct. 6.-Tbe Pennsylvania coal
company miners have almost unanimously
resolved to resume work Monday upon the
company's terma
SPORTING.
Stony Island, Oct. G.-This was the last
day of rifle shooting. The temperature
was higher, the sky brighter and wind
gentler than the preceding days. The first
event was the thousand yard shooting for
individuals; prize one hundred dollar badge,
which Hyde one. Each was allowed twenty
shots. The following was the result: Hyde
IS, ont Of possible hundred, Fielding rs
Afford rs, Halford II, Shatfer ~, Wolcott
73, Johnston SO, Frazer 50. Roberts, Lew
and Burnham after making several success
i've misses withdrew. Sir Henry Halford
made one bulls eye on the wrong target.
LAST THURSDAYS SESSION.
PhGnixville, October, G.-The debris Of
Thursdays disaster were burned last night
by the railroad company. A coroner's jury
will take evidence Wednesday. Two Of
the injured have since died; Michael Cor.
bett, brakeman, and Mrs Albert, Pennsylva.
MIA packer.
THE M'DoNALD CASE.
st. Louis, Oct. G.-The Gen. John Nc
Donald case came up in the United States
court this morning, and was disposed o
like that of Mckee Judge Treat made the
decision.
LODGED IN JAIL.
Cincinnati, Oct. 6.-Herman Wette Jr.,
for some year, banker and note broker on
Third street in this city, who about six
months since disappeared owing a large
number Of persons considerable sums Of
money, nearly seventy thousand dollars
was brought to this city from St. Louis, and
lodged in Jail last evening by detective
Snellbaker.
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BEAR BUTTE SILVER ORE.
Correspondence pe.dwood Pioneer.

This camp has never shown to such sd-
vantage as at present. As work progresses,
it demonstrates beyond aJlouht that we
have the finest silver camps on the c0nti-
nent; not that our ore Is richer than others,
but from the fact Of the large amount Of It,
and its easy rcduction-the latter fact 10 he
demonstrated as soon as our smelter starts
up which will be in less than five days.
Let lis first mention q recent find in the
Florence mine to illustrate the fact that
miners must no. be guided by their judg-
ment, or what they rave learned in other
camps Ne 70 sctusi tests. II will be remem-
bered that this mine was sold sometime sgo
for $4,000. and some people thought IL
was big sale, but your correspondent will
wager new hat tast It can't be bought to-
day Tor three times that amount From the
very commenccment Of work on this mine
there appesrcd IN b. iaree amount of heavy
cinec grain iron rnck which was consiisred
20 he wosthlee ed wss dsmped over the
side Of the mountain.
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