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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-27
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/. Hvarje postmastare ar skyldig att, "a
fort en- L tidning ej uttages ur postkonto toret,
derom genom bref underratta tdningens ut
gifvare' jemte angifvande af anledningen,
hvarf6r den 81 blifvituttagen.: Forsummelse
att CORA delta g5r postmastaren ansyarig for
den betalning som tillkommer utgifvaren.
O.: ,Hvarje person, som fran ett postkontor
uttager en- ;tidning, ware sig densanama ar
till honom adresserad eller ,icke eller han
tor densamma subskriberat eller icke, ar an
svarig for dess betalning. ~ -, :.
3. ON en- prenumerant betaller, att en-
tidning vid en- YYiss It'd skall upph6ra att ko-
nom tillsandas, och utgifvaren tortfar att
sanda densamma, skall prenumeranten vara
skyldig for tidningen betala, ON HAN FORT
FAR ATT, DENsAMMA uR PosTKoNToRET Ut
.TAoA. Lagen stodjer sig pa den asigten, att
shyarje person bor betala, for hvad han er-
haller. ) 7
4. Domstolarne ,hafva beslutat, att vagran
att ur EFT postkontor uttaga tidningar eller
tidskrifter, ar PRlMA FAc1R intyg pa afsigt-
ligt bedrageri. m, .. rax :,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-27
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en- lefyande kande elaber. Om man:

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ehs ielsah'ie hanueiaDer. Oih man
aerhere pelioIVer mera!olk, e4 , sa, gu
tastes esa en- anoIa Krans ms At paneoager.
ssomiiga graiVor arg sla tagen u, Dlett
.ofseuus ined e. gu siags stigoyglar
TOE ioeeetha. eldei ;ssl Dergverkipe- s',a.si
gagnai man ioiilga stegaf' ga som sat. Z
tas'l gang meaeist en- ahgmaskln' sa
aoe5'den uppstigande Dlott 'so pehoIVei
gota lss en sluoioielse', ,som : i'ehuein !.
ete .uisefa' iors.'ttkomtna loagsl]u'
seD' -, ut'n att DenoIva = rora eh en- Iot'
Meh.t ve uell'. soul lcke IatCah 1ld pll
stlger az sioa: e allatasi sidssiA q =
eei, iall. mar l''ii oppiia korgar at al y,
satne' hys'tSlo .uee e set'huoii liaiN'Pt' I
att oen uppst.gahde skofgeh ks'n1Iar !
oin .leA asllue ts sseAiel4 ssse ilaso1
.aiiei heu 1ian pplilnsen ellel sslth' s
lets siaor ocn. ,seymp"rzeller dodar =
ue s9ackats: 'Hieliillskoraa.' mar ocn Y
ger L schakten e!'1 aanprlngar. man !tfapp:
steg, som 1enaass arg Anhuggnlngaf l
lkA1ppah och aEgratu'. ssalht'llaaa somn 9
| ls, ellet kFock loilaralgar: man ssega1r
a. g;sn,ia gerhttausllHof' som sara
5nanaerna: = etk sa5 yrlkes lana som
hhgiaho poIae saaaht 1cke l1olekomf'
ma men aet aFlcke alloeles sallsynt.
+ !SSNai ets gfulskote ,lcke' pfinliet 4t, I.
kan grullaroetaren Dlott med seorscss g
loras'lgtlgnes a' ocn eIter ttlfacKngt
aro]smat nalkas stalet.t Man mar
set5 MINOR antandas forst efter ett
Aor1opp Ill .tlo uilutef' seuan man
anlagt elden:""ocksa !hatva manga
olycksfaii7lntfa1at Till folld al arDe'
tarens alle fef stora bradska att a.
terVahaa'tltl SIN posi- Tor att uttagaa
skottet' q. ..':... ..1''. 5<*':'oz: =,
istt$ Olyckor genomi grn1skottj uppsta
ocksa !ar sanara orsakef':. 1 stallet att
anVanda sKaroaser' iaggef man kru'
l51e' @seoliloohl ialfehte' ~ spiahghaie1,
under forVanta1, att 'det skan CORA
oattre Verkan.' Detikringsprldes ut.
etter vaggarne men under r'laddstoc;;
skehs ellerj nalens roreise kan en- gnl-
STA utveckias' genom Jefnees friktlon
mot de klselartade amnena, alldeles
som ,Vid Ehlntans stag mot eldstalet'
Dennag gnlsta meddelar sig at kru.
1et' !och mlnan prlnner all anslgtet
pa arbetaren' som derlgenom kan
oerolSas synen: eiier e'jest oilfva
le'nlas'au' liail nan lcke oooaS meo
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h1s' iail genom ete scnaks mearor Il u
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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-27

ssa Int farlgt. En- resande, som pa
EN- farja forbes 0fver ett vadstalle,
under det vattnet var tamligen upp-
srordt, fragade med angslan fari-
.karlen, ON nagon menniska nagon-
sin gait forlorad paa ofverfarten.
Forlorad ?'' svarade kar1en, .snej,
.aIdrig! Bror min drunknade en-
dag, ,har j fora 1nanaden, men de
sfunno honom dagen derpa .
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-27
Frag0r och svar.
ON estate ROADS,"
Red. at Mi7,7o. Stats Iidming.

Red. at MINI. Stats, Ifdming. /
De fragor och. .svar, som i Statstid-
ningen varit synliga, hafva b0rjat
,vacka uppmarksamhet, afven bland
dem som f6rrre velat kasta en- blick
i en- tidning, som hufvudsakligen di-
skuterat de sociela fragorna. Och
dessa fragor och svar har ocksa sli!
tit mangen twist emellan grammar,
som eljest skulle hafya fortfarit
med thy atf0ljande besvar och kost-
nader, for att icke tala ON den upp-+
.retade' Understanding, som ar ra-
'dande, da bada lpartierna pasta och
tro sig hafva ratt. - i = :.s4%.; I; ~ ;
y Undertecknade anhalla 4 nu &om
svar Il pa f6ljande fragor, som wi
forst villa s6ka ,tydligg6ra, genom
att beskrifvaI orsakerna:s -, II, |
Emellan Rush City och Cambridge
ar sutlagd en- IS: k estate Road. y
Legislaturen 7har afYen 5beviljat och.
:utbetalt $500 SAINT utnamt s'Road
Commissio ioners, % for att utse den ra-
'kaste och basta lilIie for denna vag !
de hafyalfullgjort delta SAINT. upp-
rattat en- karta ofyer ;ivagen N u
gar denna yag .6fyer. jernYa gsland
som Ell var sa1dt da yagen blef ut;
lagd och upparbetad, t. ex. section
II. sskoldistriktet byggde sitt skol-
hus pa wagons land, en- praxis som
safven, f6ljts i andra counties, och
det tycks att en- 4 .srods" bred vag
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-27

Haraf framgar, att 26 :nationer
annu bruka silver sasom lagligt be-
talningsmede1 och att 16 andr. fran
tagit den Invita- metallen denna
egenskap. Rakna vi de respective
folkmangderna. sa fnna vi, att 1858
millioner amanda silfret sasom pen
ningar, emot 223 millioner, som er.
kama endast guldet i delta afseen-
de. Nagra torde invanda, att vi ic-
ke bora jemfora de halfbarbariska
asiatiska folken med de mera for.
sigkomna och utvecklade eilropeiska
och andra vid fragan ON kommerci.
ella bruk och inrattningar. Men
Diet ar att marka, det silfrets
f0resprakare icke hafva nSgonting
att f6rlora vid Ell silk jemf0relse,
som skall visa, detnagra af Europas
4stormakter, som 'Frankrike, Ryss-
land och Osterrike, funnit, att deras
narings- och handelsintressen icke
tillata dem att afskaffa si1vermyn-
tet. ON till dessa tire stormakter vi
lagga 'Italien, Spanien, Belgien,
Schweitz och N eder1anderna, hvilka
ALA bibehalla Diet dubbla metallsy-
stemet, sa, IA vi en- europeisk folk
mangd ON ZIG millioner som finna
for godt att lata silfvermyntet sa-
som lagligt betalningsmedel utg0ra
de olika vardenas gradmatare. Satt
delta f0rhallande emot Diet, att Stor
Britaniens, Tysklands, Skandinavi-
ems och Portugals 86 millioner in
vanare halla sig endast vid guldet,
och sag sedan at hvilken sida vagen
lutar. I Turkiet, liksom i F6renta
Staterna, har specie:betalning icke
hort till ordningen for dagen pa
mycket lange, hvadan dessa bada
'guldlander" icke kunna tagas med
i denna rakning. " --. ~.-
Nu framkastar sig den fragan,
hvarf0r Ell afven delta land kan Of
zverga till det dubbla myntsystemet
istallet for. att bihehalla5 endast gull
det sasom s'legal tender.'' Mar mer
an tva tredjedelar af menskligheten
anvanda silfverpenningar mar det
ar adagalagdt att silfverpenningen
ar det beqvamligaste, varaktigaste
och for ALA praktiska andamal nod
.vandigaste,; mar silfvermyntet i1alla
tider varit det NEST avanda ALA
rorelser mar f0rs0ket att .afskaffa
det j den amerikanska ,hande1n och
vandeln ovilkorligt maste f6rorsaka
en- valdsam hopkrympning af .det
l6pande myntet. foroka sku1derna,
stegra skattebordorna och leda till
.ett tSvidt spridt elande, och mar For
enta Staterna aro laf allaa nationer
den, som eyer den storsta naturliga
f6rdelen af att; bibehalla silfrets
yarde, mar So ar forhallandet. hvar-
for skola vi da bortkasta ett upper
ligt tillfalle att CORA speciebetal-
ming till en- saker SAX. Med den
gamla, arliga silfverdollarn, som
gick och gallde som illegal tender"
.1793-1873, till lagligt betalnings-
mede1 for ala skulder, allmanna
sayal som enskilda, skola Vi 1att
kunna gifya stadga at ALA rorelser
och warden. Utan denna yigtiga
hjelpkalla blir resumption om6j-
lig och skall, ON den forsokes, anda
med en- fullkomlig .omst6rtning af
slandets penning forha allanden.
81 !: IN V.l
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-27

sa HyeIla angick Diet E Eft frun-
thinner vid ett utlandskt hof kom
till konungen och klagade 6fyer sin
man.
.sHan misshandlar mig. ers maize
stat, sade hon.
ia, Diet ar en- SAX som icke angar
mil. mi z
..Och sa yagar han tala f6rgripligt
ON ers m;.jestit. 2
s.Det tangar icke er.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

Full or CUkIosITY.-Thc curiosity of
Mother Eve entailed toll and suffering
upon the human race, but the descend
nnts of that excellent lady are not ex-
cmpt from the feeling, nor is it confined
exclusively TO the live Yankee. There is
Mo>ier, the gentleman from Wasco, in
Oregon, who voted first for Nesrnth and
then for Grover has developed the feel
ing 10 m alarming cItcnt. Witnesses
having sworn that he had said man
could get 81 900 for his vote and that
money was being used to influence the
"'-Ction-that he was poor man, etc.,
M"sier comes square up to the rack and
admit, that he did say so, but that his
object was to find out If money ras being
used, and if Nesmlh was using it. As
une witness testified that Mosier was seen
with $3.50 at one time, 1t would seem that
the Wasco statesman must have obtain :
al the Information be sought, and doubt
,ess used it to good advantage. The
f.ct j., we don't believe Mr.. Mosier's
story, that he, elected asa friend of Ne
smith, nosed around to find outif Nesmith
was buying votes, and having satisfied
himself that he was not, then turned
and voted for Nesmith's opponent without
any consideration for it. 1t looks alto
gether Of too fTngile texture to hang
together. We have no faith either in
Mr.. Growers repeated asseveration that
he would not buy votes &c. The part
he acted in the Presidential contest
when he sought to steal the whole vote
of tho State 10 make n point for hi:
friend 1liden shows exactly how much
faith is to be put in his professions o.
honesty. Bat Mr.. Mosier's claim o.
curiosity is one which "maHes rs larf. y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

SHASTA DEMOCRATs.-T unterrifed
OF Shasta held their convention on Sat
urdav. We hear that Hull received the
nomination for Sheriff, n position he has
held for six years. J. 4. Williams for
Clerk, beats our correspondent four
votes. Sarves you right, VILLAIN, young
men have no right 10 be Democrats :;
leave that to the old togies who stick to
thing when they know it's wrong.
In the absence Conformation we presume
Clay Taylor is nominated again for
District Attorney. Van Scharak, present
Treasurer is re-nominated. We did not
hear who were the nominees for the
minor offices.
Since the above was in type VIC have
received note from our correspondent
who sends us the doings ef the convention
prior to making his final start for Salt
River, via Napa. On Sheriff the ballot
stood Hull, AZ; Culverhouse, IL. Clerk
Williams, 60; Pryor %. Van Schaiack
for Treasurer, Taylor for District Attor-
ney, Guptill for Public Administrator
and Stockton for County Surveyor, were
dominated by acc am1tion. For County
Superintendent Miss 1Ietty Pryor and
Francis Carr were placed in nomination
Miss Pryor received 81 votes and Carr lG
oar correspondent failed to send us tho
delegates to the Joint Leg slatiye Con
vrn.ion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

SHASTA COUNTY NOMINATIoNs.- The
Republicans of Shasta county held their
Convention on the 10Th inst, and nomi-
'atrd an excellent ticket. Tom Greene
head. the ticket being the nominee for
Shcrif Tom is m old residert of Shas-
IA, very popular with all classes, and
would have been worth mint of mon
~ if he had not had heart like an OK.
We held the office two terms, from 1867
Ia ISL, giving general satisfaction as an
"ticrr. lie will be hard man to beat.
For Clerk the Republicans have put up
Frank Tlt'in, another good man, who
"a- d tcatcd in the race two years ago
~ very small majority. Our valued
lend, Adolph Dobrowsky is the nomi-
nee for Treasurer, and we can safely
assert that no better selection for that. or
any other position in which capacity and
integrity are required can be made in
Shasta county. For Coroner, G.. c.
SchrOter, is the nominee. For County
Superintendent Mrs. ID. NJ. Coleman
the present worthy Superintendent re-
ceives the endorsement of re-nomina-
zion. For District Attorney II. II
Shuilleton, an old resident of tho Soutl
wcst pat OF the county. The ticket il
exceptionally good, and we hope to SEE
il all elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

CRUEL BoYs WHO BECOME MURDER
ERs.-It is set down as veritable fact
and a warning to boys, that George w.
Fletcher, a murderer and repeater, who
was hanged in Philadelphia on the 1lth
for very cowardly murder, began his
vicious career at the early age of IL by
cutting off the tails of pigs for aenuse-
ment. The inference is that boys who
begin life in that manner will end it as
Fletcher ended his. And the inference
is not much out Of the way. The wan
ton killing of innocent birds and the
torture Of domestic animals for amuse-
ment cultvates hardness of heart and
an indifference that soon qualities Il
man for any criminal act. No doubt il
all the dogs to whose tails Fletcher tied
tin canisters, and all the cats that he
illuminated with turpentine and all the
pigs whose tails he cut off, could rise
in judgment against him, the verdict
that he was served right would be unan-
mous. The Society tor the Prevention
of Cruelty 10 Animals should issue a
tract setting forth Fletcher's career as
an awful example, Cincinnati CONNER
ciaL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

GALLoTD, the new metallic alloy of
gold, silver and copper, in the proper
tions of one part gold, twenty-four sill
yer, and two and three quarters copper
is said to be highly recommended by
the Mint authorities for the coinage of
dollars and the fractions of dollar
The new alloy takes fine impression,
is non corrosive and much harder than
any of the coinage now in use, and will
consequently Withstand wear better. The
coin being smaller than silver will be
more convenient and popular, and the
coinage will utilize larger portion of
our silver products. There are number
Of other weighty considerations on which
this newly discovered and patented al
10y is recommended for coinage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

ONE of the frequent boasts of the
Democrats in the campaign was that
numbers Of negroes voted tie Demo-
cratic ticket and had become Democrats.
The Richmond Dispatch denies this in
an editorial which opposes allowing the
negroes to vote at the Democratic pri-
mary elections. The Dispatch says
there are no Conservative negroes, and
to open the ballot box to negroes would
be to open it to fraud. The Dispatch
adds
We do not believe that 100 negroes
voted the Conservative (meaning the
Democratic) ticket at any election ever
held in Virginia. The negroes are all
Republicans. They regard that negro
as n traitor to his own people who votes
the Democratic ticket. We beg to be
excused from entering into scramble
with the darkies as to who shall be the
white peoples candidate for Governor
Ma1ysrltte Appeal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

No RfoT. Contrary TO general belief
there was no riot at Montreal on the
occasion of the Orange celebration OF
Boyue Water" The decision of the
Orangemen not to parade, no doubt
prevented bloody collision. As it was
angry feelings found vent to that extent
that one man was killed and three
wounded. The bulletin says the Bat
tie of the Boyue is the longest battle on
record, having been commenced lS7
years ago and fought over every 18th
of July following. Probably more
men have been killed in the riots grow
ing out OF its celebration than fell in
the battle ITSELF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

An Irishman made his appearance at
Mr.. Yields house the other day, from
the direction of the Cahuenga Pass. His
hands and stomach were much lacerated,
and his clothes were torn to shreds. 1t
appears that our adventurer had left his
lunch basket, while seeking some cCol
nook, with water. During his absence, n
young bear made his appearance. Brun
at once applied himselfto despatching the
viands. Our friend, seeing that the bear
was only n yearling, thought he would
tackle him. They took two or three rolls
on the ground, with the result stated
They both had enough of the fight, and
retreated in opposite directions. Los
In9eieS Herdld.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

THE papers Of San Francisco were
filled last week with the particulars OF
the trial of John Runk, for the murder
of special policeman in April last.
The jury were out but seven minutes
before they returned with verdict OF
murder in the first degree, with no rec
ommendation. This leaves the Judge
no discretion the penalty in such cases
being death. 1t is said Runk's mother
mortgaged her homestead to procure
counsel for the defense of the boy, who is
but II years old. Runk lived for year or
more in this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

A GEORGIA newspaper thus states it
position on the public fogging question !:
" Criminals have no right to dictate to
the State what punishment it shall nAct
tor crimes against its peace and good
order. Society owes protection to the in
nocent, and to this end the guilty must be
punished, and that punishment should be
adopted which will prove most effective
hence we advocate whipping post for
petty offences.u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

Don't TowNsHEND.-We suggest to
our friend of the Red Bluff Sentinel
the propriety of correcting the ortho-
graphy OF his Democratic friends who
are candidates, when he prints their
letters. That one who wrote last week
may get an invitation y to stay at
home and find that other things come
inoppertunee besides the meeting of
Court. 1t Is not always easy to "cary"
county even when the candidate is
personally" liked. Uncle Abe, you
should be more discreet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

JOINT CONvENTfONS.-We are in1ebt-
ed to Messrs Magoffey and Nixon, Chair
man and Secretary of the Republican
Central Committee of Siskiyou county
for copy of the call for a Republican
convention in that county. The Central
Committee recommend that Il G Senator
ial and Assembly Conventions be held at
Heading on the 30lh inst. The County
Committee of Trinity has been called to.
gether but there will be hardly time fol
the Convention TO meet and elect delegates
10 the Senatorial Convention; they can be
appointed by the Committee, while dele.
gates to the Legislative Convention can
he either appointed by the Committee ol
by the Convention. Shasta County LA:
appointed delegates with Il probable raw
that the jvint Assembly Convention will
be held at either Lewiston in this county
or the Tower House in Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

A BUSINESS" WoMAN.-The man
who says that woman is not fitted for
" business is respectfully referred to
the case of one Of the gentler sex who
keeps a hash house in Virginia City
The lady has little arrangement with
the Superintendent Of one of the lead
ing mines by which her boarders can
get job when unfortunate miners who
board themselves or live at other places
cannot. 1t will be seen that this ar
rangement is pretty rough on married
miners who live at home with their
families. Probably the Superintendent
comes in for a share Of the profts-such
will be generally found to be the case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

II the Sultan is beaten in the war
with Russia, he can come to America.
He will find an asylum waiting for him
in all his various capacities. He can
send his harem to Utah, and the gov
enment will not molest it, but will
permit it to send a delegate to congress
He can send his treasurer to New York
where he can steal with impunty Sc
long as he divides, with the right judge.
And he can send his Bnshi- Bazouks to
Kemper county, where they can keep
out of trouble and have all the amuse-
ment they wish, in their own pc
cuiar way, so long as they con-
fine their barbaritics to American citi-
zens.-HdWheye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

THE rumpus between Judge Hilton
and the Israelites reminds the lndianapo-
lis News of the famous tilt between Dis
raeli and O'Connell. When O'Connell
tauntcd him with being lineal descend
ant of 1.-THE impenitent thief on the
cross" Disrael made the prompt and
conclusive answer. not so well known,
that lone half of Christendom worship
ped Jew and the other half Jewess. "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

RED CAUoAsIANs.- Chief Joseph and
his band started in to settle the Chi
nese question in Idaho, in n manner
which would undoubtedly meet tho ap-
proval of the rankest Caucasian in Chi
co. lie and his band surprised party of
81 Cinnamon who were coming down
Clear Water in canoes and killed the
entire party except one, who managed
to escape. The Idaho Indians had not
been molesting Cinnamon lately, al
though every Indian dslikes China
man on general principles, and if given
the opportunity would soon rid the coun-
try of them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

ODD FELLOWS ORPHAN HoME.-The
Board OF Trustees of the Odd Fellows
College held a meeting Tuesday, at the
office of the Secretary, to consider an offer
made by the Vallejo Savings Bank, pro-
posing to transfer to them the property
known as the White Sulphur Springs.
the consideration asked being $35,O00.-
The Board has $40, 900 at their disposal,
the Grand Lodge having authorized them
to erect home for the orphan children OF
Odd Fellows whenever a suitable location
can be found. No definite action was
taken upon the proposition, but the Board
will to day visit the premises in a body.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

THE latest dodge in the way of coun-
terfeiting comes from New York, where
a tooth carpenter who had lived in Bra
I'll and lost SS,0 900 there, started in to
get even by coming home and counter
feiting the notes of Brazilian banks. The
limitations were well executed and when
shipped to Brazil and put in circulation
nipped the Dons heavily.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

DIPHTnERIA must prevail to an alarm
ing extent in Humboldt county, one doc
tor having had 325 cases and another 233
As each medico boasts of having lost but
one patient it would seem that the disease
cannot be of very virulent type. The
S,qnaE contradicts the assertion of the
doctors, saying the disease is no: wide
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

LIEUTENANT FLEMING, the young
army officer convicted Of embezzlement
of funds, lost in gambling, while acting
as Paymaster at Fort Alcatraz, was taken
on the overland train recently to serve
the three years term of imp"ison-
rnent TO which he was sentenced, in the
Iowa penitentiary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

JOHN DAY, of Belleville, Mo-, intend
ing to destroy his house and kill his wife
and son, who were asleep up stairs, ex-
ploded so pound keg of powder in The
house. Miraculously, his intended vic
Tins escaped unhurt, though the buil?inR
was wrecked, and the villain himself
was badly wounded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

A LADY was riding along Eel River,
Eagel Prairie, Humboldt county, when
she saw some dogs baying a deer in the
water. She dismounted, tied her horse
to tree close at hand, and then pick
ed up cudgel, waded out to the deer
and after some manGuvring, succeeded
In knocking it in the head, and then re-
turned to shore, bringing her prize with
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

SHASTA DELEGATEs.-From the Shas.
tn Courier of the l4th inst. we learn that
at the Republican Convention of last week
Horace Green, of Whiskytown, John
Hunter and J. @. Boswell, of French
Gulch, were appointed delegates to the
joint legislative convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

A CURIOUS argument has found its
way to the columns of the religious
newspapers, that in the miracle at Cana
of Galilee not the entire contents of the
six water pots were turned into wine,
but only so much as was drawn out by
servants and delivered to the guests.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

THE prisoners in Louisiana Jail be-
gan to sing hymns so vigorously a few
evenings ago that suspicion was excit-
ed, and an investigation showed that
they had raised the iron plating of the
floor and were nearly ready to escape.