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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-12-14
SAN FRANCISCO pRoDUcE MARKET.
REPORTED By TELEGRAPH SPECIALLY FOR THIS PAPER BY
JR PARISH, COMMERCIAL AGENT, PORTLAND oeN.

san FRANCISCO, December 10, 1873.
WHEAT-Wea clear, cold wind from
northwest. Renewed difficulties of two or
three wheat firms. Market continues dull
and weak. buyers expecting lower prices.
Only gilt edged milling commands 81 80,
and gilt edged shipping 81 IS alongside OF
ship. Consols are falling.
FLOUR-Oregon and Walla Walla, de-
mand is good for local use.
0ATS-There is very little demand, caus-
ing an easy market. We cannot quote best
feed at over 81 55.
New YORK, Dec. 8.
HIDES STEADY at 1s11a(919c.
W0OL-Steady. Fall, 12919c. BURY.
10@13c. Spring, 17@27c. BURY, 13@19c.
Pulled, 20@37c.
Whale oil quiet and weak. Winter un-
bleached, 37(942c. Bleached, 45@51c.
Sperm oil quiet and weak. Winter un-
bleached. s0@s2c. Bleached, sSc(9$1 05.
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House..


Among the bills introduced during the
morning hour was one to compe banks to re-
ceive standard silver dollars as an equivalent
in value to gold coins of the United States,
and directing the secretary of the treasury
to use the ten million dollars legal tenders
held for redemption for fractional currency
in payment of that amount of fve-twenty
bonds.
Hewitt, of New York. introduced bill to
make standard silver dollars interchangeable
with gold.
Atkins denied published statement i'm
putting to him any responsibility for the SO
called Hot Springs omission.
A motion to suspend rules and pass bill
prohibiting the future coinage of trade dol
lars, and directing their exchange for and
their recoinage into standard silver dollars.
was defeated. Yeas, 154; nays, 91-not me-
cessary, two thirds.
The committee on expenditures under the
State department continued the investigation
of consular affairs in China by commencing
cross examination of q, Wiley Wells, who
reiterated the general purport of his previous
testimony i'll regard to finding, when he as
sumed charge of the Office of consul general
at Shanghai, that documents had been alb
stracted and records mutilated. Wells added
that the docket had the appearance of a
butchers book, whereupon Minister Seward
excitedly remarked: "That is false!'' and
Wells, with still greater warmth, rejoined:
"If you say SO you arc iar!' Seward was
on the point Of replying, but the committee
prevented further colloquy. Wells then in
formed the chairman that unless he could be
protected by the committee from such in
sulting interruption he must protect himself.
The cross examination was then continued.
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G1Q A DAY PROFIT REPORTS ONE AGENT,
pIO another sl5. New article Fortune for you.
Local and travelling statesmen wanted Particulars ree
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

Two objects sent by the Universal
Peace Union Of Philadelphia are objects
Of much interest at the Paris Exposi.
ton. They are a plowsharo and aprun.
ing hook made from swords. Mr.. Thos.
Atkinson. an Indiana farmer. and q
member Of the Peace society. offered
$40 for the first sword presented for
that purpose. and in reply Colonel A.
Grensel. Of Iowa. presented his weapon.
which had been worn by him during the
Mexican war and in that for the Union.
Mr.. Atkinson then offered 80 for its
conversion into a pruning hook. This
was accomplished by Mr.. Clayton b.
Rogers. Of Philadelphia. Colonel Da-
yid b. Franklin. Of Pennsylvania. and
several other officers offered their swords
and another was sent by the widow Of
an officer, who did not wish TO retain an
object which psrpstmally reminded her
of her husbands death. These swords
ver. all melted and converted into a
plowshare. The two objects are sur
rounded by numerous Peace society
pottoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
ENGLAND AND Russia.

The proceedings Of the Berlin Con-
eress are but just begun. but enough
has transpirej to show the probable re-
suit Of the deliberations. II is quite sv-
ident that Russia is to gain everything
which she oSensi6iy made wal for. but
abe is to get none Of the advantages to
obtain which sho really engaged in the
late contest. England has ehsekmated
her at every move. and the Congress is
standing in with England. The diplo-
macy Of Beaconsisld and Salisbury.
backed by the thundersrs Of Admiral
Hornby is about to win the day. Every
possible concession will bs made to the
ana our proprs Of tho Car, which can DO
made without affecting English
interests. but he will not gain
one single material advantage.
He entered the war profssssdly
.. to ameliorate the condition OF Bulga-
rian Christians" The Congress takes
him ct his word. grants autonomy or
European protection to Bulgarian
Christians. and promptly squslshss that
scheme for q military road through Bull
garia, by ordering the Russians to leave
the country. Bessarabia may possibly
be granted to the Car. to save his
pride. bu, beyond that he will get moth
ing. The Russian Empire will DO as far
from the realization Of its dreams OF
Southern conquest, after the Congress.
rs II a two years ago. England. on
the contrary. will become the protector
Of Constantinople aud Turkey in Asia.
and thus add to her already powerful
prestige. On the whole. 1t begins to
look rs though Russia had waged war
only to ~aggrandize Great Britain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
Edlsonlana.

Edison il one OF those men who have
no tight 10 DO modest. -Boston GLOBE.
Edison has invented-but never mind,
this IL getting monotonous.-Bosion
Trdascript.
/ propose directly to mako figs from
thistlcs. You hoar me mi. Edison
Bubdio Express.
Mullst Is said 10 10 improving In his
swearing since the invention OF the
phonograph.- Breakta Table.
The phongraph has boon nicknamed
"Tho Deacon" because II can snore 30
naturally. - Break fast Table.
AZ a party given recently by President
M~acAiahon's daughter, a photograph
was tho chief attraction. boston ULoje.
While Mr.. Edison is in the inventive
mood, why doesn't lie invent a carpet
that will Twill get up and dust
Courier. Journal.
Edison Is said to DO inventing a ma.
chine to save time in eating. something
Of this kind seeming to be In great
demand among Americans. - CLio9o
Journal.
A Burlington man has invented nm
Improvement on Edison's photograph.
The machine is 10 natural that during
Spring weather II talks through its nose
and cad't say oh dor ed.-Ihrk,ye.
Somsbody has written to Edison osk.
ing him to get mp an honest gas meter,
but he refuses point blank TO hazard his
reputation. He says the line must 10
drawn somewhere. IL Cincinnati Saturday
Nigh.
A fac-simile OF o letter written by
Thomas A. Edison is given in the
Grdphic, and II shows that. with all his
genius, Mr. Edison accomplishes better
handwriting than my other man in the
country B4galo Express.
II Ellison wants to strike q responsive
chord IN the public heart, he should In.
vent q bushel peach basket that will
hold four pecks. and n quart strawberry
box that will not swindie the purchaser
out OF half q pint.-Norriso,oa Herald.
It seems q little singular tina. an anti.
profanity, telescope self. adjusting
stovspips was invented within three
weeks after Edison filed the cayeat for
his voics-picking machine -Bneakfaa
Table.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

MISSISSIPPI has no public debt except
n small amount Of funds which arc held
at homo and are worth their face in
gold. State tax is very low and county
taxes are reasonably SO. The court
doeksts. civil and criminal. are cleaner
than ever before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

Or Il. W. johnson occupies seven
columns in a Little Rock. Arkansas.
paper just to say without parade OF
solicitation or idle apology that he is
q Democratic candidate for the United
States Senate. II he had been going to
solicit the Office he would have wanted
some room TO 10 IL in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

THERE is 4 time in every mans life,
Il Is said. when he thinks he can edit a
newspaper. manage a theatsr. or keep a
hotel better than anybody else. Since
his reeen, experience in Saratoga and
New York it is presumed Judge Hilton
Is satisfied with his ability in the latter
belief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

A LONDON Journal dcnounces the prae-
tics OF married women prefixing their
maiden names for identification. as
Mrs. Thaekeray- Richie, Mrs. Coleman
Angel. etc. Woman" 1t says, els
the lesser man. and when she marries
she gives up her urnams and adopts
that Of her husband" The suffragers
will doubtless dispute the London pa
per's conclusion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

TuE party vas sitting around the table
in q garden enjoying the refreshing
lager. and the comparative merits Of
the famous poets was under consider.
alton. Said one. "Gsntlsmen. you may
talk what you please about your poets.
but 1 tell you Shakespeare lays over
them ALL" Then q hali-fuddled leu.
ton. sitting near the party. reused mp
and remarked, "who says Shakes
peer lays all over them ? ! say it's q
humbug. ". q. goot for nix. I've
drunk all the beer vot ish made already.
unit Shakes peer stands at der bottom
Of der ladder out"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

AhIa NFn0nH In InAI HlFIntNW thAU
.honld be posted 30 a. n ston
trom peimont. Eureka And Tho ~vsiIovs he,o
osteusibly in attendance on a fand,ndo.
enJesyored 10 purchase nowdor AMI Io.d
In largo quantities, but were rcfnsed Inv
,ha storeteopcrs, who. I'm somc instance.
were warned by tho officers arsinst seIlirg
smmunition 10 the indians Thcsa IT,,
disns have now nearly sIi left going IN
y.riops Infections. Tbe Piuts. .sa an;a,
bnt very inouisitiye sbout ths wa Ihich
they profess 10 deplore.
lYrom the wipnemuccs Silver State. lime II
,,,rs, xrxs y,o,, go
r.r,.,, s,.,n,o, an, IL. O.. :,
,,s -HpIrn,a.rs VIC .an, ~ u.. "
:. ,I,a ,,.iis sn, 49, nIDmIs. W
sussa.. - aa,iI L. .nA' AsSiss'
snsv Is .,..n.r TS. " eme.sency, &c.
'uruou .sh my Iepo.I All que.
IN nois " W. Post o9s consider u
u,nssrous MY m,,es peyonu. Ihe nos.
uies nA'o .m'usny saA1n Possession OF the
coun.1y, uHo mnises havIns
their ra'en,s' Lns,c s'eeonslaerADi many
sauAws Aha chi,uron ~ mepermit, n
"a me-. "a Usnev ona q, nan.I
fields COMPANY Of mounted Volunteer,
returned last evening. Ue avs thsv were
trested suIendidlv Ly Charlie McGonne,I
AMI Usrrv Uonpln on their nav nor,b
ia left he companv Al McDsrw,t ths
Mini Tor which tbe Volunteer, st.r,a,' a.
Ia All mot nnder Tho circnm,t.nces con.
siJer n nj, 5nty IN 90 into Orecon
A Denio. W U.mi,ton now.r
- w a. po.,.tor .rri,nJ a.. ..on;na
tom R.rtia,t Creel wifi al ,hs womaS
III .hiidrsr IN thst vic,n,,v Thoroh a.
a. asnosaJ Ioc.,i,v ,bsv t.sw na,hisa ~
ar. InSi.n a. mil, ,po. 80 $500 %
ia.va Nv is,ter from 4 I,onn,ssid ant
49, TN r.no sns,ns. .a NV .,irn'
.v an III, ,r..L
'o'i' "e'0 ou '"'i ".' "o.'
o.. w,,u.u,... 800, la, ~.., a.,
JorJ., %v.iiay on su,nicion ~ isaing an.
...sJ In smnvvling nowJer N tbs hos.
s;iss was .cnt ort firm, uener.I Uov.rJ's
Ls.,,onsrters Al sbeen Panel. IN trcai will
lie hp.ti,s. re,nrnsJ will her father. WHO
in s-nds.,orinc IN ..c.no with Matches
from the %I,annocks. vaye ami and WAS cap-
tprcd' sally rcports that tbe Chiefs who
~onii moi min ibo hosiiIc. ,ro held nris.
onars hv ,Lem sla ai.o ,[snort. th,t nor
Srothor S.,ch.. In tryi,c ~ sscsns was
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

President HAYES cannot complain Of
neglect. He is said to be invited to nine
out Of ten church and school entertain
msnts given in Washington and within
q radius OF fifty miles Of the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

THE Smith girls. in Glastonbury. Con-
necticut. are still fighting the collector,
and to shut the constable out. keep their
outside doors. which are ten in number,
ali closely locked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

RIcuARp KoEkSER. Of New York
City. after a weeks spree. returned
home. ate q hearty supper. exclaimed.
"This is my last meal" went into an
adjoining room and shot himself dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

MoopY boiled down his advice in
New Haven to "Be honest, pay your
debts. keep your temper and avoid
strong drinks"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
THE sAy6ck WAR.
BUFFALO gSsx. THIS HOSTILE
c'iIE. REPORTED
KILLED.

MevemShts and Prayers or Gen.
erais Howard and His Forces
No Action Yet-Ths Indians Con
eeasrstiag Len stsin's Mountain
aud at Juuiper Lake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

AMERICA spends 500. 900. 600 annu.
ally on strong drinks; England with
6.000.0 900 less Of population. $685..
OOO, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

SAN FRAScisco has seven female
mlllionaires. not one OF whom has ever
given u dollar for any charitable or be-
nsvolent purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

MoRr than half the prisoners eIecut-
ed in Great Britain in the year 1876
were men hung for wife murder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

Max SrRAkoscu has re-engaged Miss
Cary for next season. and increased her
salary from 81, 900 to 5000 a month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

SILVER CRY. Idaho. Juno IA mes
senger arrived from Camp Lyon this even
ing and brings intelligence that General
Howard got Of from there this morning
all right. He intends to strike for the
Owyhee river. . distance Of seventy miles,
and expects to intercept Stewards forces
on the way. The General was accompa-
MED by some members Of his staff. . few
soldiers and Sarah winnemucca-in all .
party Of about . dozen. Religious SER
vices were held at Camp Lyon last night.
General Howard made . devout prayer in
volying Almighty God to soften the hearts
Of the sayages and bring them to . realiz-
ing sense Of their atrocious conduct.
Many who heard tho General say that he
makes q most efficient prayer. The men,
bers Of the stan did nobly in singing.
General Howard Is very indignant at the
suggestion that he should lie relieved by
Crook.
The Indians arc reported 10 be burn ing
buildings at Stein Mountain and commit
ing other d~epredations. A large number
al Pinte. are held A prisoners on account
Of tho refusal 10 join the hostiles. Leo
Winnemucca fYl Ia reported killed. Three
columns will he moving on the hoetiles'
position Tomorrow. viz: from Sheep
Ranch. Camps Harvey and Malheur.
The settlers at White Horse are hourly
expecting an attack from the hostiles. Tho
Indians made . raid to-day ON Burnt river.
near Express Ranch, capturing Q largo
number Of horses,
Bolsy CRY, June Flor the past throo
or four DAYS nothing new has been develop.
eJ In Inc Indian situation, The hostiles
ar, understood IN be making for Stein
Mountain some Jist,pee In advance OF
An. truons General Howard IA making
ovsr, nns.ihla eonrt to concentrstc the
49,, . nj so,iow Ina trail Of ,ho Indi.ns.
NJ ~, Sh.nn ps,cL an SUNDAY morning
.,,h, raianoi i,arn.rl's c,ysIry for Csmo
- III Ia, ,ha latter Mac. his eycn.
n.on S.,nu unu.. y, ~ cro..ina of ths
Ws,n"nr -" ~. =, nar.Jo roaJ' which
,"in, ,,.r vii re.ch to.morrow'
SDin.. yy,,nria w;sh ,~o com.
u.nIn. "pr, .rrixaa Al Sheen
f.n.h ,n", .t,sr ~ dsn.rtnra oi Gener,I
IowarI' wbere me- found orders Awaiting
him to follow the General and Join him N
soon az possioie. SaP,a.n ia. ~ IN.
tsntry viii ioin General Howard Al The
crossing Of the Malheur. Major Sanford's
command, consisting Of three companies
OF cavalry now In the vicinity OF hing
Hill. will come to this place, where they
will JON the company OF cavalry COM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

An art critic says "a great picture
must have q motif" or course. Some
pictures have u COW. or . ship, ors man,
or q locomotive In the foreground, but
don't buy the picture unless the motif 10
also there. II. after taking q painting
home you find II has no motif, return IL
to the artist and have him paint n O.
them things In n corner. Agrsat pic.
ture should also have q rich gilt frame.
Don't forget that. Il makes a painting
look better than q half dozen motifs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

Tux New York Grdphic prints some
very striking cartoons In which the prin.
cipal figures arc Samuel ]. Tildsn and Q
mule. The only defect In the pictures.
In an artistic point Of view, Ii the artists
mistake in getting Tilden's ears on the
mule. II Ii cruelty 10 animals. The
mule. however. appears to be kicking
against the outrage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

A WASP is . coward, one Of your Gre
in the rear fellows,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

RrM blossoms. according to the New
York Maj, make q topsr's noss-gsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

t.rrcrAL TO tn. GOLD HILL pAnr srw'l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
BORN.

KEITH In Dayton. June It'll. 10 ths vile Of
George W. Keith. . son.
BONNRR-In Austin, June 18th, TO The wife OF
Thomas 3. Bonner. Q sou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
PILLOW BI.OCKs,.

One Pillow Block. quarter bras.es and habit.
1Ii6.
Three Pillow Blocks. bsbbit, fri2.
Tires PILLOW Blocks. quarter brs.ses. 6ii7.
Four Pillow Blocks, babbit. with sol, plsiss.
lIS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
GLOBE vAI.S Esi.
SINKING PUMPS,
Cornish Dnw.hfD;

One itk inches In diameter. very strong and
equal 10 new.
One IL inches In diameter, In capital order.
Two windbores, good ~ new one ~ and one
10 inches In diameter pump.
Qults q number u T's and elbows. suitable for
pump connections, from 10 inches In diameter
down,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
PATTERNS,

4 Largo and VARIED As.ortmsni, accumulated
through . long and prospsrous snsassnsnt
In The foundry business. 90 that our custom.
en- can have additions and repairs made u
much lees erpenss. In both time and monsy.
thanyhsn carried out 81 smaller o. yoanese
es~tApisbmenu jcl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
u ROTARY PUMPS.

Large. Medium and Small: can no run by
steam. eomprss sed air or belts have all tho
latest improvements for taking up wear. and
the adjustment of dicks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18
HOSTING! RIGst

One New and Very Complete, capacity. 2.oo
feet one cylinder isxaI. with boilefs and ell
connections.
one New Rigl. one cylinder i0ii2. reel 2sIs-.
with VI without new boiler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

Door open ct 7 O'Clock; performances 10
commence 81 Q o'clock.
ADMISSION. o. 90. ohIkru 60 cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

Nn''n :. vii 70 .Ls '" M,
anu ,npa.n. ,.oiI az, nran,,,,onS
nn 1,,m ~ o..ux altsnipa .m;
anu .u, &c, ~ .~.h m.nmas. ~
tse,II,s,a ascas. Pom ,ha monnisins
he InJis,s can .vecn Tho vboIe conntry
below them. and moi n movement Of tbe
troops can DO made except under their
ewes II Ia considered that II they have
anything like the number Of warriors men.
ticneJ by sarah Winpemuccs and Others.
viz. siy hundred, that the troops will
have A dinicult and dangerous lob ON
hand. and that disaster 10 the attacking
force Is by no means improbable. Gen.
Howard has under his command, all told.
eight hundred and hfty-two men, which Is
considered hardly adequate Tor making
quick and decisive work OF the campaign.
General Crook Sill remains NJ Fort
Hall. and will not move westward
to take an active part In hostilities. lie
has but 200 men ut Fort Hall, all OF whom
are required to hold the Indians on thai
reservation IN check and no considers that
he will individually assist Howard more
by keeping the Indians under his control
well In hand Than by marching to the
front.
SILVER CIR, Idaho, June ls,-it Is now
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-18

Ons New Boiler, 81 inehe- In diameter by 10
feet long 10 tui.r, 3 inches In diameter !
steam drum. 90 inches In diameter By ' set
hong.
Two recond.han Boilers. ~ inches In diam
eter by ~ feet long ~ tubes each, ) inches
In diamster, with mud and steam drums.
breeding, smohestack. front bars. and all
completes.
One Boiler, 70 inches in diam eter by Is feet
long steam drum aud all ntlihgs aud eou.
nectiona.
One Boiler. ~ inehe. In diameter by ~ ieet
long IL tul,e-. . iBcher In diameter siraui
drum. b:ecching. smokestaek, frout. etc.
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