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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

the wellmcrited praise which he will hear
from the great European musical critics
who constantly swarm around Messrs
Mason Il Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, and
openly acknowledge that nothing in
Europe can be compared with the Elk.
haust Bellows and Separate Vibrator pc
rular to American Organs, as especially
perfect in the Mason Il Hamlin instru.
mcnts.-Puris (hrnnrr) Register, June l,
1873.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
Houorinx Queen Mercedes.

At New Orleans, Friday morning July
9TH, the Spanish citizens honored the mem
DRY of the late Queen Mercedes, by grand
funeral mass at the Catholic cathedral, dur
Ing which e. section OF artillery fired minute
guns in front of Jackson SQUARE.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Mrs. Rev. Gilbert Shaw, of Wilton, Was
eca county, was thrown from a buggy by a
frightened horse, and the bones of one of
her arms were broken;. and the elbow joint
was dislocated. Being an elderly lady she
suffers severely from the shock.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
High Water.

An Atchinson, Kansas, dispatch OF
2d, says: The Missouri river is higher than it
has been during the past 10 years, and is do
ng great damage along its banks. st. Joseph
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
MOrsialssss Coming,

On the goth ult, 900 Mormons includ-
ing 800 Scandinayians and 100 English Welsh,
sailed from Liverpool, bound for Salt Lake.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

A man saw. a ghost while walking
a!ong.'a lionel. Highway at milnis ht
The ghost stood exctlay in the middle OF
the road, and the wa!farer, deciding to
il vestisate, poked, at it with his umbrella.
The next instant he was knocked twenty
feet into a mud-ho Moral never
poke an umbrella at large mule when
its back is turned.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
New York Produce Market.

AMERICAN ORGANS AT THE PARIS ExHl
B1T1oN.-Every American visiting our
Section will conceive legitimate pride at
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
Ark IlsaN de lnOcr0cV.

1t Little Rock. July 9th the State con-
vent;ou met and on the 18th ballotliov. Weller
was nominated for reelection. The follow
in, additional candidates were nominated;
Jacob lrabblck, secretary Of State; I. J
Churchill, treasurer, rt-elcctien; Jno. Craw.
ford, rt-elett ion, law commissioner; D. Whear
attorney general; w. +. Henderson. school
Rev. J. L. Denton,
supreme Judge; Jno. Eakin
chancellor; D. ". Carroll. rhancerv clerk; i.
y. Smith. was elected chairman OF the State
central committee.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
Attempt to Poison Ten Ii DEC X.

y charge comes from st. Louis that the
horse Ten Brock was uruwrru, but that the
effect OF the poison was rounleractcd 10y
closing the race at All hour earlier than an
nuuurtd. The st. Louis tcltrram of july
eth says: "A st. Louis man who returned
from Louisville makes startling statement
concerning the race OF the Eth. He Says Col.
Lewis Clark, ut the Louisville Jockey Club,
told him that The horse had been got at. how
or III what manner he was not at liberty to
state, hut from Information furnished him on
July sd. he felt sure that efforts would be
made to drug the horse, and all precautions
that could ht made to prevent it were taken.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Gov. Chadwick, Of Oregon, received
the following dispatch from Canyon City,
dated June 2oth: Our scouting party sur
rounded by Indians and fighting on the
south fork Of the John Day river. Indians
pouring into John Day valley. Militia force
no: sufficient to protect us and are in rear Of
indians No troops in our valley We have
hut lew arms and little ammunition. Order
State militia to our assistance. Forward
arms and ammunition, with escort to arm
our citizens. Raise them at Dallas if YOU can
Time is precious. +. {. Sells,
CAPTAIN Grant County Home Guards
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
Milwaukee Produce Market.

GRA1N-Wheat opened firm and closed firm j:
No. l hard 9SHc; No. /, CSC; No. 2, 934c; June
1910; July $3.50: August 84Ac; No. 8, 8l082c.
Corn, firm; No. 2, 36c; new 34c. Oats, quiet and
unchanged; No. 2, 24c. Rye, steady; No. /, soc.
Barley, firm; No. l, 611ac.
PROFESSIONALISM but quiet; mess pork,
$3.50 cash and July. Lard, prime steam S7.0O.
Chicago Produce Market.
GRA1N-Wheat active; No. 2 Chicago 88h@89c
cash; A@68fc July; 82h@824c August; No 8
Chicago 9lc. Corn steady, at 36c cash; 36@361Sc
July Oats steady at &c cash: 23Ac July; 22lSc
August. Rye dull and lower at 49c. Barley strong
aud higher at 4SH@149c.
PROFESSIONALISM steady at 9. 80 cash; 1921
July; 9.42A@9.45 August; 9. $1,000 60 September
Lard steady; at 6 821a@6. IS cash and July; 6.92XD
6:95 August; 7.o2h@7.O5 September. Bulk meats
steady
New York Produce Market.
GRA1N-Wheat, dull; receipts $1,000 bushels
No. spring 99D99hc; No. l do $1.O0@1.O1h !;
No 2 winter red 1.O6Gl1.08; amber Michigan 1.O96
Ito; No. western white .O8; No. 1 do 1.1514.
Rye, dull, western 6OGl62c. Barley, nominal. Malt
quiet. Corn, Qliet receipts 295, 900 bushels; I'M
graded 42D44c; steamer 42043hc; No. 2, AGO
44ac; round yellow 49c. Oats active but not high
err receipts 1863 900 bushels; No. 3OMc; do white
322@3314c; No. white 1870; No. 2 Chicago 3O%@
3l1sc; mixed western 30D3lAc; white western 80
0l35c.
Professionalism, quiet and firm; mess 5000
DlO.6O. Cut meats, quiet; long clear middles, 5.75
Lard quiet; prime steam 717H@7 20.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Public Debt Statement.

and Denver trains now run into the city, be
NJ unable to cross at st. Joe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

The Car leads q sad life. The t"arS
that he has HAD for years OF falling Vie
tim to tn" ,ssaSin'> knife r bnllrt have
1cdcubleu since the case Of Vcr.. Sas>u-
tch gave an impulse to tie revolutionary
party, AM they say he, never leaves his
bed room in the morning without look
ing sadly around him as though ,,r tcit
ne might never rrenter the place alive
Whenever he walks or drives strong
body of police are dispersed around him.
ana at intervals mounted gendarmcrv
and members of the scarlet police keep
an anxious watch. over the Nihilism they
fancy: they detect in every face in the
crowd
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
Prince Hurat,

\ dispatch from London annoHur, me
death OF Prince Lu,'ivn Char.v> FraIv.n>
Napoleon Nurat lie was the Young
est son t'Joachim Nurar: a trlrnrrf,,:
French General and King OF Naples
tlSOS). his mother being Caroline Mari,
Annonaa,lc Napoleon sister of Napoleon !.
He was born in Milan May is, 1Sn.', n,i
after living near his mother until .>:t.
he went to Spain. where, on TIE suspicion
Ut being on 4 reasonable erranG. he WAS
arrested and thrown into prison. .\.;,r
his liberation he caurc 70 The Jr1tv,i
States AMI married Miss Fraser his vitr
earning !, support hv teaching. II re
1ured to France in 1919, and was elected
to the constituent anu legislative ass. me-
hes. He was envoy extraordinary an,;
minister l.ienlpotcntiary to Turin ia
1919. and became Senator ~ January li.
1852. In 1853 he received the tits. IL
prince Ut the imperial family. In l<;;''.
when the RourhonS We're eNp,Iieu ir"W
Naples, Murant put forth his claims to
the throne OF the Two Settles. hnl 4!
the instance Of his intentions. III MI
he was with Btzai:lr in Metz, and when
the city capitulated he WAS made prisoner
His eldest son. Joseph Joachim N.nni:'-
on, born in Paris july 81, 1894. has ;'vrA
since 1866 colonel in the French :liny.
and in April. 1872. obtained lcav. I,
serve four years in the Swedish sirav.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

WAsHlSuroN, July 1.-The following is the
public debt statement for May:
Six per cent. bonds ...... .$73S,6 l9.WO
Five per cent. bonds 703, 266,65O
Four and half Per cents. ~ ',UOu,OOn
-Four per cent. bonds o., s5O,00O
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

New ORLEANS, July 6.-The Galveston
Neaos' special from Queen City, Texas, says:
The boiler of Sewells saw mill, three: miles
east of here, exploded this morning, killing
three men and wounded another. The
killed men were thrown thirty feet away.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-09-15
lLLEGADAS.
VAPOR BERMUDA.

En- orc aIneflcano Tara Hetes denas al
rgirse Ios Oonsignatarios
LAsimer \ Go,
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La Mshana de UItramar.
4 NUEsTRos sUsCRIToREs.

| Alberto IN nilevo periodic ala vida pOiti q
lie 10 isla de Cuba, con las rei1rmas liberaloa
itne desde Ia tan anheada pacifcacion Sc VIC
nen planteando mo lifiraja en- Pferto-Rice,
coa r2speeto les per5tiieos de la Peninsula,
4 In arbitrafia legi lneifM d. impFentaRne taut .
perucius oeaS.0 . 4 nuestra pnlslicasoff no
que rs ilnpusillc tratar eur In i. bida extension
todas las Gu STONES que afec;an 4 las pr0yih.
c'ss lie Uiir mar les gne de interes general
dc Ia "a i'm tlBto n Ia aetualidad puede int
reSariaS
ton este convencinliei to eesamos desde In6-
20 eE Ia pubcicion de IL Mdhona de Ultya-
mar, sr,titu, endola con Il er6dico tliari, La
.Naisdpd, 6rgano del lartido constitutes nal y
defensor por 10 tanto de los principles que, ba-
sadoS eli una prudeute lbcrtatl herinanada con
el 6rien. puedan contribuir en- gran rhanefs al
ordenado plant anqiento del nuevo sistema p.-
itiso EN- Cuba, y 4 ia e0uvenis nte asmilani0n
de tu"stras provincias nItramarinas con Ia ma.
Dire patria. Este per 6diro edcmSs, consagta
iarIamente sii pfimsra p gla i trabaj0s l.ie-
faros ci' ntifcoS, Y presta especial ateiciOu
q los ihtereses materaes del pais Ell una see-
cion que pueGle cons deiarse como campo neu-
tral para todas LIS classes co t.i,uyehtes y pro-
ductcras
Creemos one nuestIss snscrItcrss aceTtarSn
con gusto este carnhio, que ha de redundar en-
gran manera Ell sH Il. neficio, que segniran
honrando con su coHfanza al asreuilaeo tIiariO
LIN HGEdHd
fIa sislo noml RADIO agcntc rara toda 10 Isla
lie Puerto Rico D FEDERICO ASENJO.
Madiid 2s de Agosto de 1878.
I-3 La DrREccIoN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-09-15
ExPoRTACIoN.

AZTICAR. poca demanda han eont1-
,,ralao las operaciones pOr los reStos Gle la
-afra Y los precios han sufrldo una pequena
haia. motivada por las notlclas POGO 1avora-
HES de los principales lnercados regulado-
res ,,,,ono oon,,,rnrdar
unos 600 bocoyes classes de retino que Sc nan
naqado en- su mayor parte de S3t %. lie
fiases superiores ninguna operaclon.
Tasnr0xina Zafra promote ser bas tante re-
O,,lar en- rendimiento, 81 en- 10 que Iaila para
SssIir dc Ia estacion equinoeclal no tlene con-
=. +ia,nnos. pues las plantaciones preSentan
m aeradable aspecto de loZanla, aunque las
- a. e noeo sazonadas todayia por las contl-
mas : abundantes lluvias que, ,hemos tenldo
todo ell aflo. ..,, ~
PoNcE.-Las lluy as han continuauo S, por
cate motiyo sigue interrumpida la monenda,
IL nne ocagiona perjuicios pues aun queda
~ -, Ip;s ma buena porcion de caflas que nan
uepaeo Ios vantas han sido de poca importancia
a,,naue Sc ha notado alguna demanda, pero
auiia ~ bohi,io existencias, Y los precios han
..,;d nor los ,euuefios Totes enagenados de
lss2 nor reiinos s. por classes seiec5as.
TfrEfET .EG LAS operacioneS han sldo de
,,,.sa in nnortancia, pues solo Sc han vendldo
Fl bocOyes de yariaS marcas que nan aican-
zasie is centayos por galon.
stQ AaI4 fSE 81 IN este fneTcado no Sc han efec-
.,,al, frangaceiones de importancla, pues
+ss5avfa nc, IIega ell grano de la nueva coSe-
cha = las existencias de la pasada estan ex-
tinruidas por complete. EspeaEam,1s ,s, SIN en- n
barge que en- breve se oIreceaan ,, alsuhos io'
"a M.vseftEz pl, Puede darse por termlnada Ia
axsssaneia de Ia pasada cosecha, pues solo
1,,edan unos 300 Guintales en- primeTTass, , ma
noe posasses nero de Ia nueva va empiezan negar
ten1pranas 1 partidas Sc han yendldo ace cerea ca
Dc LOO alnatless rte gsss sas COZ destino Ia Isla
de Cuba. s.,s.,o,,ao 1,.,,,, 4 =.
~ = s,,sa nernaita acOndicionar el grano, c0nti-
n,,ar6n 5freci6n 6ndose fueyas partidas.
poser. Nada Sc ha hecho todayla eh esle
Sos T lotss, ninggpa se ha eiectqado,
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SaDCsEa}AEsE ES.
gasisiaa Aasaina
CREDIT0 NERf4ANT.TL.
S. J., PUERT J-h-C0.
AS0CIACION DE CREDIr0
HCONSTITUIDAP POR ACCIONrS.

Gapltai social. ...,...... ID po','UU NOn
Id. realiZado Is de
Noviembre 1871 s 22l, ,904 80 ely,
Acciones suscritas { Is de
Novlembre 1877 ............ 1887;
Id. Sin Suscrihlr. -. ............ 4,i2
0peraciones de que Sc ocupa la Socit dad.
Descontar, prestar, s.rar, I!evar cncntas co.
rrientes, admitr deiIosito5, re bir imnoSciU,
ues abonaRdo intere:, verihrar cobrahzas po'
cucnta aiena, negociar valor,S con sin 81
responsabdad, cuan,as otras operaciDre'
de credito y hanca que 10 sc op0pgan sr'
EStGtutos Rcgamen'os
Tipos aeordados para las oaeraciones.
lOp.% annual para !os descuentos
l2p.96 anual para los prestanos.
tp.% por comision de cobranZn.
ip% al trimestre sobre ell yalor DE los DC
p6sitos en- custodia.
Las cuentas corrientcs son lltv ltlas grstui
tamente ; no exigisndose na'ia de los in;eresa
dos por los cobros pag' B.
La siguiente tarlia eXprcga Ell lnteres que
abopa la SociedaI pJr las i!npoSicioLee a pu
70 flo:
De 5000 arriba por ;, y meses, pS
anual
De id i'd. por 6, rs mesea p % d.
he Id id por 10, IL Il meses p. a ID
De i'd Id. lor IL meics en- adelante p% III.
Director, Marques de la ESperanza -Secre
tario, D. Jose 4at0aio Canals -Contador
D. Rgael Perez y Garcia. - Cajero, D. Lau
reanO Fe0c All :.
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LIN EIeg;lnci;l CllbaIl;l.

En- taecfnino la osundo
PROVING
to4asea
h sres
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G AU0lEEERO Y CQNP>
SASTRERIA.


amos ell
SIa d Paris
nntnuo
Fl eCame rmeiia
D. .res
Liverpool
espAale tplo de
ailal sta
1Sstbe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-09-15

CUEROS. Los dulces Sc solicitan aun-
que hay regular exstencia disponible para
embarque estaa en- una sola ma 10. Las pc
queilas partidas que gradualmente llegan
del campo. Sc colocan lie S14 d Is quintal.
CAMHIOS.
Giros sobre Ldn'res 90 DIV, $5-l5 a $40
pOr &.
Giros sobre Espaha 10 al II p.9 por peque-
mas c3nt;daleS
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Noticia ilnportante.
\ LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN 4 La ExPosICIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.


FL dia IL del corrieite sallra de st Thomas
81 magnlco vEnevo vapor Ingles I'd q n -
de 3sa5 ,onelads. Los pasagcros que van Ia
Expo:icion pueden II i Cherbourg Y de aquel
pa rte Paris por iarro carril en- 3 horas
Los ,iuc van 4 Esp fia desde Paris pueden ir
tambsn por el mislEo ferro-carril atravesando
los Princes en- pocas hors,s, teniendo la opor-
tundad de gozar de las magnificas vistas cue
sc prssentaa desde este punto
Fl vapor " Medway' hizo su dltimo viaje de
Barhadoes Southa np,9n en- diez dias
Los yaporcs Trasatlantcos ingleses toes-
ran en- Mayagdez los dias l3 de Abril, IA de
Mayo, l3 lie JUNO eli Ponce i q dc Abrll,
y de Mayo Y u de JUNO. Pasajeros que de-
scen ir a Europa via Mayaguez 8 Ponce puedeg
tomar bilietes de paaajes en- esta agencia para
Plymouth, Southampton Cherboarg Paris
LArIeFR Il Co
Pnero-Rico "a de MIRO de 1873
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Reyista COnlaftial.
IMPORTATION.

Pttegf Roe Sc ;;'dtlt., IL l.1e
Mus poc,, vari ici IN h o'urr'i' 10 on el mer-
cado desde nuestros litima5 avisos. pues las
entradas dc hulues han siIo nl,iJ re iici.ias
' on igual proportion hln estado las opera
cienos de muelle.
De articulos peninsulares sc ha venuldo
un sartido que no haee mas que cuh:ir 5
necesidades del monento, queda ell mec-
csiio en- buena posicion, segun tenemos ayl-
saio para In generaiida de los renglones,
algunOs bastants escasos.
De proyisiones aneficauas no son tan ffe.
cuentes las importaciones, este permite
que los precios que rigen yayan tomando
meior tono. pero no toslavia 10 suticiente pa
ra fmDrin1ir I'M ala
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Vicente SchWab.
8 "A $ II R Il u f u A r is
Sc HA EsTABLECIDo EN- E5TA CIUDAD
GALE DE La FOKTAtEIA FRENTF A LA ZARAGOZANA

nomia nj
bco nocmenos ate eno tan 9oo Capital
e
nj de
NADIA enrrt
lie
de
o / to
En- mma hoy a"i@r
enconrarhua disposition lei pdt" los pri6es quncena
nosnr d N. franc Ingt h.
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Sobre L6ndres, Paris, Bremen. a9nQva, Habaaa.
santisg2 de Cuba. Hante Domingo, Madrla ssntaH-
ran por cantldad dc mas de veintidineo pesos. HtI
~ c0MY., Tetuans9i
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IMPRENTA KEDACCTON ADMINISTRATOR
37-CALLE la FO8TALEXA
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1SA DE VAP0RES De .. RAMON DE HERRERA A---HA ALBANIA.
De PAsAJEs DE- IA sSLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-03

disturbances had occurred In the South,
notably open intimidation In South Car
olina. This was a charge thrown broad.
cast over the land. and Congress, 10
noted for investigation rs this one,
should examine 1t.
Wood reiterated his remarks, and Of.
frmed that the Presidents position was
due to tho efforts OF the bloody shirt ele-
ment, who were determined TO hold on
to their ill-gotten power and to plumber
the treasury.
Hale said, regarding the assertion that
the stalwarts had d~ragooned the Presi.
dent. that he would tell the gentleman
(Wood) that on the great aud funda.
mental doctrine OF protection OF q citi.
zen in all his rights there was no radical
or conservative wing In the Republican
party, but there was n party In the
land united to u man on the proposition
that an American citizen North. South
and everywhere should DO protected in
the exercise OF his constitutional rights.
Cox asked IL Garfield and Hale forgot
how the ''tapeworm" ticket Of California
had been run by the Navy Yardf Had
they denounced the tapoworm policy?
Not much.
Townsend made some remarks regard.
ing the cipher kilograms, whereupon Cox
retorted that that was another OF the
vascillations OF the Republican party.
but tho old Democratic party would
have the next Senate aud House.
A motion to refer and to print the
message was agreed to.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-03
Humboldt Items.

Wmemuoca Siiper State. Dec. a.
Seventeen Nez Perces braves now held
~ prisoners OF war passed here yester-
day on the express train In charge OF a
detachment Of the Second Infantry CON-
handed by Captain Dempsey. The In
dams belonged TO Joseph's and White
Birds bands OF Neg Perces. and escaped
into the British Dominions at the time
Joseph surrendered to Colonel Miles.
They were stalwart looking savages, and
OF course good fighters, as they kept
Howard in the field with q large army
all Summer. and finally when attacked
by troops from the East under Colonel
Miles, escaped into British Columbia
aud remained with Sitting Bull until last
Summer. They were accompanied by
two or three members OF their tribe
dressed "all the same ~ 'Merican
men," who acted as interpreters. They
are being taken to the Indian Territory
where Joseph and his warriors are now
held rs prisoners.
A detachment Of 100 recruits from the
st. Louis barracks, In command OF Ma
jor Roach and Lieutenant ]. b. Guthrie,
arrived here Saturday. Fourteen en-
listed men for Camp Harvey were left
at this station. and the others 60 to
California aud Fort Lapwai, in Northern
Idaho. to reinforce the several regiments
Of infantry.
ID. F. verdenal, L. W. Greenwell and
Alexander Forbes. all mining men OF re-
pute. returned from a visit to the Para
disc mines yesterday. Each and all OF
them speak in glowing terms OF what
they saw OF the mines and predict a
bright future for the camp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-03
Carson items.

Carson Appeal, Dec. 3.-Hon. John T.
Jones, Nsvada's Justly honored Senator.
is in the city. This gentleman came
down from Gold Hill last evening to at
tend the United States Circuit Court,
where an important mining suit will DO
commenced to-day in which the Senator,
We learn. Is greatly interested.
Mrs. j. p. HiIon, formerly Of this
city, has entered suit against McCon.
nell & Co.-Isaac Mcconnell and X. Il.
Pixley-for the recovery Of some twenty
odd thousand dollars worth Of stock.
which she had deposited with McCon.
nell < Co. at the timo Of the failure Of
that firm.
The suit OF ]. Q. Moore and wife OF
this city. W.. the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, for $50. 900 damages, will DO
tried ON the 27th OF nett month in
the U. $. Circuit Court at San Fran.
cisco. The suit is based upon injuries
sustained by Mrs. Moore while boarding
the steamer Amador at Antioch. CAL. in
August, 1876, through the negligence OF
employees OF the G. z. p. II. Co. 1t Is
stated that the lady still suffers from the
injuries received at that time.
General D. II. LaGrange, ex.Superin-
tendent Of the San Francisco Mint, was
in this city all OF Sunday, and left on
the stage for Bodie. where he has some
valuable interests, yesterday morning.
Hon. q. p. Shakespeare, Of Esneralda
county. member elect Of the Assembly,
we'll and favorably known here. Is in
the city. a witness. We believe. in the
Mount Diablo law case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-03

PIurE KEARSErIsM.-A neighbor OF
ours. says the Bodie Standard. tells q
good story ON himself. wherein the
noble red man figures as q disciple OF
K%esrneyism. Having some two cords
OF wood which he wanted cut. our friend
called one OF the numerous Piutes up TO
him aud asked how much be would
charge to cut that wood. 1.-TWO dol.
lar" was the figure. at which SUN the
owner dsmurred. with tho remark that
''Chinamen work cheaper than that"
The copper-colored son OF the forest
drew himself up to q matter Of six feet
four and q half inches. and. folding his
blanket around his noble form. e%jacu.
lated /: "Indiaa all same white man /;
make um heap money here ; spend UNI
all same this place /; Chinaman make
um heap money all same Indian ; bime
bye 60 back China. take um all money.
What's the matter 10 ?" There is
certainly logic in the grounds taken by
the noble red man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-03
:, ho,h cr,,ou. au,;.. and bond..

for both customs duties and bonds.
movement Is on foot among certain
members Of the Washington Bar. the
object Of which is to collect evidence and
prepare charges against Judge Humph'
reys. Of the Supreme Court OF the dis
trict. with a view OF procuring bis I'm.
parchment during the next session 0.
Congress. This will not be the nrss
time that tho impeachment OF this Judge
has been urged upon the House OF Rep
resentatiyes. Two years ago the Judi.
ciary COMMITTEES OF the House began an
investigation Of the case. but nothing
was accomplished. No complaint, a..
fecting bis integrity N a magistrate nave
been heard, but the general sentiment OF
the community is. that a man VINO a..
most daily appears on the bench IN an
intoxicated condition is not Ut 70 occupy
a judicial position. The oticisi con-
duct Of Judge Humphreys has been q
public scandal here for several years.
aud h, is only within the past fortnight
that Hon. A. G. Riddle. the attorney oil
the district. publicly characterized INN
in his annual report as q drunken
Judge" auoUsf'