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The Portland daily press., 1879-08-21
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Frye Murderers.

BosroN Aug. 2O.-The Frye murderers have
not vet been arraigned. Donati, the Fleet
street barber, will be charged as accessory, at
ter the fact, he having sanctioned the conceal
ment of some of the property in his shop. The
in Salem this afternoon. He with Chick and
the Greek" will be charged with murder in
the first degree.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-21
Rostors Stock NIarlkeI

By water conveyance-1Oo0 bush Cornmeal to
w, True a Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-21
For Sale mt "a Great Bargain.

VyWO-STORY House situated in Knightville, Cape
Il Elizabeth. Apply to W. II. ANTOINE,
je23eodtf AS Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-21
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, August 20.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig Addie Hale, Sheppard, Boston, to Franklin
Yeaton & Co.
Sch Geo w Brown, Holbrook, Bank Quero, with
800 otis fish.
Sch Carrie Maud, OBJ Smith, Harborvllle, Ms
wood.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Express, Littlejohn, Harpswell-wood for a
market.
Cleared.
Barque Sarah L Fraser, Sheppard, Baltimore
Chase, Leavltt & Co.
Sch j M Morales, Hume, New York-Stark Mills
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Bowdoinham-N Sanborn.
ESAILED-Barque Bengal; sch Odell.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York Goth, ship Charter Oak, from
Hamburg; barque Sargent, Leighton, Caibarien.
Ar at Liverpool 10th, barque Jos Baker, Ryder,
Nassau Mp.
Ar at Antwerp 18th, barque Edwin Reed, Higgins,
Akyab.
Ar at st Nazaire 9TH inst, ship Alice NJ NTinott,
Whitmore, Kotka.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD.

A CARD.
To all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &C., will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. INMAN, STATION d, NEW YORK CITY.
no26 sneod&wyl
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-21

De Lesseps is already preparing for his jour :
pany him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

SOME six weeks ago a Piute Indian was
killed near Hot Greek by another Indian who
is regarded as very bad man by the tribe.
The murderer escaped but was tracked by the
friends of the murdered Indian until they
captured him at Ruby Hill. They tied their
prisoner with ropes and started out toward
the Typo road when they were stopped by
Marion Farrell and Charlie Moore, who in
quired what they were doing. The Indians
told them that the prisoner had killed man
and they were going to take him into the hills
and burn him. Messrs. Moore and Farrell
took the prisoner from the Indians and brought
him down to Jail, where he was locked up I'M
Ill the affair can be investigated. The other
Indians have congregated around the Jail and
will keep strict watch to see that the muir
derer is not. allowed to go without their
knowledge They are determined to avenge
the death of their friend and any interference
on the part of the whites will only prolong
the life of the murderer for time. This is
probably the precedent on which Bode acted
in the Daily case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

If IT be true, as reported, that Tom Scott
has effected loan of twenty millions in Eu-
rope to enable him to Immediately commence
the construction!of the Texas Pacific. Railroad
and carry it on to San Diego, We shall greatly
rejoice, not only on account of San Diego,
which, we think, with its fine natural harbor
must some day become great seaport, but
also on account of the whole people of Califor-
MIA, who will in some degree have the grasp of
the Central Pacific relaxed upon them by the
completion of SCOTS road
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

The cold Brin" hunt is coming to focus
but nary Brin. 1t did the boys good, how
ever, and developed the sell.
| The Reno Journal says there is but little
doubt but that the changes on the Central Pa.
cifc Railroad will take place shortly, and when
| the change does take place, the shops at Wads
worth will be removed to Winnemucca, and
| the round house to Reno
The strike on the Nevada Central at Battle
Mountain is ended and the men are now work
for 81. % and board Rails are being laid
and a locomotive and cars to carry forward ma
| terial and supplies are expected in week
Austin by February.
The Siluer State says that a great many
tramps are now going west. They are hurry
Ing away from Battle Mountain, where men
are wanted, and going where there Is scarcely
possibility of their getting work, SO that they
can have a good excuse for begging, while pre-
tending to be in search of employment.
The Bodie STANDARD is trying TO ape some
OF the high toned book publishers. 1t came
to us yesterday morning printed on tinted pa
per, and looking as mellow as one of the old
Colonial papers we find in the portfolios of
collectors now and then. 1t is rest to the
overstrained optics to read such an exchange.
Keep up your Standard, boys.
w. f. Edwards, of the Modoc Independent,
writes to the Gazette: "Alturas is in ash hes
Fire broke out at A NJ. in the fruit and va
riety store of w. w Bedford, and before the
flames could be checked every business house
in town, with the exception of two livery sta
bles and the Independent office, were destroyed.
The work of rebuilding has already com
menced Total loss of property estimated at
$3.50, 900, of which not more than $4,000
was insured. Supposed to be the work of an
iucendiary."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28
LIFE.

Life! | know not what thou art,
But know that thou and [ must part;
And when, or how, or where we met,
/ own to mes secret yet
Life we've been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy
weather;
IT'S hard to part when friends are dear.
Perhaps t will cost SIGH tear;
Then steal away, give little warning,
Choose thine own time,
Say not Good ght,--but in some brighter
cline
Bid me Good M orning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28
ANNA LBTITIA BARBAULD.

A GREAT deal of good may come of the ma
tionAl conference of persons interested in the
negro exodus, to be held in the city of Phila-
delphia next month. 1t is a movement which
ought not to be encouraged, except under
certain circumstances. The south is the best
place for the negro to live If he can enjoy
all the rights of citizenship there, he will be
more comfortable than in any other part of
the country; but if the lords of the soil per,
sist in trying to reduce him to condition of
serfdom, every man witha bit of philanthrophy
in his nature should willingly contribute to
assist in his removal to a State where he can
live in peace and reap the full reward of in
dustrious labor. At any rate, the conference
ought to be the means of diffusing much valu-
able information about the movement, which
would enable us to decide lutel!igenty upon
our duties in the premises.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

OLE BULL is coming to say farewell again
This is a sample of what happens when you
give man a third term.
Old Madame Celeste had farewell tour
every year for half century; one of which
cost poor Tom Flynn his life when the Ston-
ington was burned, and she isn't dead yet
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

GRAND-bounce DAILY, is what George is
called in Bodie, now.-Footlight.
Noble, law abiding fellows in Bodle A
whole camp to one man.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

incendiary"
| The examination in the Roddan case has
brought out little scene or two Gay, the
detective, got excited on Thursday under the
searching questions of Mr. Cadwalader, and
the following scene was the result 1t was in
regard to letter sent by the detective to
Hugh Roddan, of which the following is the
concluding sentence,
, "Now, brother Roddan, we have dealt with
you honestly. Now deal with us i'll the same
way and give US an honest answer This We
know you will do. When if We are right in
our theory the enormity of the crime is cut
down to that of an assault committed by a
Jealous woman"
The counsel next questioned the witness as
to his motive in sending the above mentioned
letter, asking him if it was not blackmail The
witness replied ''If anyone says that wrote
it for the purpose of blackmail, he lies and
# any one thinks so, he is liar and if you
think 50, you are liar.
Cadwalader-I ask that the witness be com
mitted for contempt
Witness (excitedly)-An ask for the pro-
lection of the court, or else | shall protect
myself
Cadawalder (rising) You are at liberty to
do so. | can whip you in two minutes.
The witness stepped down from the stand
and advanced toward Cadawalder. A fight
seemed imminent for moment, but officer
Waddel interfered and peace was preserved.
Judge Bray then gently rebuked the wit
ness for his undignifed department, saying:
''4ou were wrong, sir, in calling the counsel
a liar" to which the witness answered "He
accused me of blackmail, and | said if he or
any one else asserted that they lied
The cross examination of the witness was
here resumed, when he gave it as his opinion
that the story about Cora's bracelets was Job
put up by Flora Roddan and Mrs Hugh Rod
dan in order to manufacture evidence and
turn suspicion away from the family The
witness still under examination when the
Court adjourned until tomorrow. The wit
nesses for the people have not testified as it
was expected and thus far the case against the
ROddans Is weak one.
1t is likely therefore that the case as brought
up by these sharp Sacramento detectives, viii!
fall to the ground, it having simply been
worked up on their own hypothesis, and clum-
silly done at that. 1t was an attempt at gaining
and perhaps little money. The
case was in the hands of the Yuba County
officers, every one of whom we know, from
District Attorney Davis down, and we feel
sure that theyiost no trail in working mp the
case. Hank Mccoy, Sheriff of Yuba, is an
old experienced officer; J. B. Hume, of |
Wells, Fargos is known far and near as a
very sleuth hound on a track, axd these Sac
ramento sharps have simply made themselves
ridiculous and probably spoiled case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

PHILADELPHIA is recovering from some of
its old time puritanism, and has consented to
allow the Fair being held at the grounds of
the Permanent Exhibition to be open on
Sunday. The Record of the 10Th instant
says
Between seven and eight thousand people
spent portion of their Sabbath at the Per
manent Exhibition, and had it not been for
the threatening appearance OF the skies until
nearly three clock, it is probable that this
total would have been considerably increased.
Excepting that none of the machinery was in
motion, there was no difference between the
show yesterday and on the week days Of the
fair There were thirteen thousand two hun
dred paid admissions to the fair Saturday
These people come from all parts of the
State special trains One party from
Reading occupied sixty cars. This looks like
lively business in the East. Theatres and
exhibitions being the barometer of trade
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

DURING the past three years 1872 American
railroads, covering nearly seventeen thousand
miles, and representing an invested capital of
S72O, $50 900, have been sold under forecios
ure.
The New York Sun publishes this statement
to prove that railroads are not profitable in
vestments; but does not give the causes lead
ing to these failures, nor the parties purchas-
ing Such a statement might show that the
large majority of these failing concerns went
into the hands of larger corporations which
had Disseminated their lifes blood out, and
forecosed mortgages; buying in, sometimes to
run them; sometimes to wipe them out of
their way 1t would not be very difficult
probably to prove that this is the case, and
viii be 50 long as any small corporation tries
to buck against main lines
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28

RE1Dv1LLE (N. O. Times: It was told III
Milton concerning the recent death of a citi
zen of Danvle, Va, that in turning him
over to shroud him, the words go God y es-
capped his lips. This was accounted for that
when he died these words were left in him
unuttered by his last breath, and in handling
his body they came out Could such case
have happened! Can there be such theory ?
We only know it is seriously talked Of in Mil
ton. Science and spectacles to the front.
Has the Reidville Times never heard of the
telenhOnel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10
THOMAS J. MYERS. Real xs.s.s Agent
L l2le u stxeea a. y.

FOR RENT
Gil 18th. l-story Briok, 10 rOona mod tmna
w lSth Ssterx Brick, rooms, mod mpA
Sgm Md blS N. 3. aye NV. Brick, y roams. IA
VA N Ul NV, Brick, rx,ulns, mod mpa
NE cor. VI ava aud n Ct, hriak. II roons M
IN Sd st NV. hriek. II rooms mod. tmpa
lgl T. ave, Sstory Brick, Ia 70, water. xaa
vie 18th NV. Brick. I'D ~. water and sAA mi.ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10
PROFESSIONAL.

WORMS. BuNI0Ns. WARTS pIsKAsEp Nails
" ~ IL gratifying that Din SCHULTZ 9uS Pa ava
tupetArsl may stiti DO ccnrultcd Painless. sceut,nc
ina ,ment Ladies' and Children attended, spi.iy
SOmNrnlNs, NEW - rrnxu. n.-u
~ great luxury. Certain cure for chillr and fever
onshs. colds. rheun.stisun. so cog Il st. a W., neA,
Shrdd. DIR II. j.. BOWEN fshllys
nR. DuKE. DENTIST, &2s 7th stree, southwest
, between ID ard E sta Beautiful sets ~-n
of Teeth. SIS. Teeth Dlled, 81: Extracting SySS<1S
ranted actyl.ly
TYR. II. NJ. TALBOTT, DENTIST
- Removed To southeast corner Eth and (@
streets northwest Teeth inserted "a per VIII
act mylxIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

INLAND AND sEABOARD C0AsTING
i COMPANY.
FOB NORFOLK, EO.TKEss MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
Stopping at AL the Principal River Landings.
On and after APFl s IL TIE rev ard
and JANE MOSkLEY leave 9Th ..-..
FRIDAY. at O'Clock pm, connecting at Norfolk
With the steamers to Boston. New York. Richmond
Tickets, q; Round Trip, good for so days. s1.5e.
Freight at lowest rates Sp5-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

lA East Capitol a., brick. IL roons mod irrrs AS
SO Stn 81 brick house store. II -. mod tlrps- y
1new Brick Houses. 7 rooms. mod in,e., each Is
lIal 81, orick. roons. gaS and vsser. L
FOR SALE
Several very cheap PROPERTIES in eses,ans scc.>
lions. prices RAM ing from eS0O 30 $40 90; ssral
cash payments-the balance Monthiy. or TO sal
customers. ~ low rata interest
Also. great many fne LOTS In an sections of the
city. with special Inducements 20 hnil,lcra
80 W. T. bUkFORD. Real EssAie broker,
Ap5u SuS e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

Judge Drake, who denounced the theater In
the Presbytery meeting as school of immoral
ity, Is hardly consistent. II we mistake not he
Is the genial and witty president of society In
which professional actors take part in the en-
TREATMENTS. The distinction between the
immortality Of acts performed behind a row OF
footlghts, and the propr1ety OF the same In the
pariors OF private house, seems to be about as
nne az that maintained by some OF the good
people OF Boston, who are Mortified at the idea
OF attending an ungodly theater, but who 90 In
crowds to witness theatrical performances In
building called Museum" that has some
fossils and picked snakes in the ante-room aud
q spacious, thoroughly equipped theater in tie
rear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

CENTS AND LADIES' WIGS,
" At the FRENCH E6TABL1SHMKNT,
GIG Ntsssk street.
mAr29I Opposite q. 8. Patent OfRco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10
FOR RENT AND SALE.
TOHN SHERMAN b CO..
q Real Estate and Loans,
st Cloud Building.

FOR SALE
hours ride of the city
A very desirable HOUSE {co-ner loD on East Cap
ttol street. bargain II sold soon.
some cheap LOTS. wen located. on easy terms
A hne HOUSE-new. and under rent-in exchange
Tor desirable unimproved ground
A desirable HOUSE on 18th street circle. at q very
reasonable price WY
Also other PROPERTIES in different parts of the
"A Also PROPERTIES FOR RENT and RENTS
MONEY CAREFULLY LOANED AND IN.
VESTED. ~ A
aplO2w JOHN SHERMAN h 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

WEDDING PRESENTS.
The LATEST NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND
SILVER. AS WELL AS GREAT VARIETY OF
FANCY GOODS, DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS
aI9-tr M. w. GAIT. BRO. g. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

The health authorities In various parts OF the
country are seeking some means OF reducing
the ravages OF scarlet fever, which Is so gen
orally prevalent, and In malignant forn
Health officer Steuart, OF Baltimore, calls pub
lie attention to the danger Of the fever being
contracted from clothing sent out to be laun-
dried, and reports several cases OF deaths oc-
curing from the disease being introduced In
this way.
Manufacturing enterprise at the north has a
hopeful look. The Lowell Courier says the
great cotton mills there expect busy summer
through the rise In raw cotton rather disar-
ranges calculations as to prices. The Lewiston
(Me.) journal reports revived business activity
In that important manufacturing place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

According to the description of Arizona, given
by correspondent elsewhere, that territory is
by no means the Eldorado that has been paint.
ed to induce immigration. He states that ir
certain parts Of Arizona there may be found
some fine stock ranges and arabic lands, but
not within one hundred miles of Tucson, TIT
point TO which immigration has been invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10
BOARDING.

GOOD TABLE BOARDING, "a per week, in ad.
~ vance. House opposite the park. Always cool
In summer 826 18th st. City cars and departments
convenient. ap10- St.
fNOUNTRY BOARDING. - Delightful ROOMS
- and BOARD, at Laurel. Md. two minutes walk
from station. Address MRs. T. NEWMAN, Laurel
MO. apY6ts
"Reminiscences -furulsiled ROOMS, an
~ suite or single, with frst-class TABLE BOARD.
Also, Transient BoarderH accommodated References
exchanged bl2 9th IT. NV. and 2O6 st n. febl-1y
MCPHERSON HOUSE. Mrs. M. HoKcKLEY. Pro-
VA prietOr, 10Th and cts. ROOMS, en- suite and
single. TABLE BOARD especially. marl9.lm'
OF ~ st. N;w.-For rent, with or without
III BOARD. large and small, well.furntshed,
airy LOOMS Terms low for the summer 1nontha
THE FREMONT HOUSE has Just undergone
thorough renovation It L newly RaPered,
be taken 1T the following low rates Gentleman and
wife, ESQ to go month single rooms Gas to $50
per month % to &l0 per week table board go per
month and @6 per week. ALI are invited to call and
look through the house mar12lm
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMs. with frst.
lI class BOARD for transient parties at Sc and
Immediately facing the Treasury, White House, and
State Navy and War Departments Regular Board
1t very reduced prices. mar11-lms
DERSONS In the northwestern part Of the city do
siring hrstclass TABLE BOARD can be accom-
nodated at No. 1875 o street northwest one door
from 18th street. feb26-2ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

PRICES
SO NJAth strees r.so.
White and Black BERLIN ZEPHYR, &C. per or
AL other SHADES. lie per or
Split ZEPHYR, lc. additional per or
First quality Germantown wORSTED &c. per o.
ap1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

This Is the way it strikes the democratic Gin.
Enquirer:
"T1lden Will not weep when he reads the
result In Ohio. The old man Will be mean
enough to believe that IL will damage Thur
mans chances for the Presidency and enhance
his own. New York will more than ever feel its
importance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

The above only . small part OF the property for
rent and sale ON by books For complete lisf res bu
letin RAued on the LIST and 18th of month which
can be had On Application at my Office. VII be sent
by mail, II desired.
auction SdLss
On FRIDAY, Aprtl 18th, at D. m premises No
304 18th street n. w.
On TUESDAY. April 18th, at 5 p m :, No 1925 ssh
st. NV.
5000 81, OOO 80, 500, 81 600, $780, 5000 a. per
cent &l ,5OO, &1,OU At per cent ap9 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

PURN THE BEST AND SAFEST:
THE RED OIL
IL new, ruby red, none1plosive. Can be used In
any lamp. 1t Is patented by the 8. government,
snd has registered trademark. which IL also in
celib]y stamped in the Oil itself, and hence 1t
not be adulterated its absolute safety being secured
by its color.
For sale at wholesale, by BARBOUR h HAMIL
TON, 637- $50 S41 Louisiana avenue, and RYON Il
EARNSHAW, lilo 18th street southeast, and by the
Retail Grccers and Oil Dealers Of Washington and
GEORGETOWN. ap8-t28
VIM. f. GIVEN'S NEW TEA LIST.
Spring Leaf Japan "a fine article) so cents
fInest Japan
OoIong (gOOd). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
=. (.nel: .:.............. ........-.......9o :.
tnnesll very cnOlce}... ....7O
1mre rial (good) ..................3S
9 tnnssstI. .
GunPOWder (hne6t). 80
All carefully selected and thoroughly reliable
goods at the oldestsblished Grocery and Tea store
1104 18th st. NV. ap8-1m
, 1879-06-21
EVENING.
,&~~

The soft, sweet Rloamln9 Is fading INTO Might,
Ana Darkness folds her lnAn{lo round thu bar:
!he CtnT ntsts, creepinG up, shut out tho light,
hna oes tho tirod Earth soft 6stezoa play.
The leaves, liko fairies, wsvo md dance,
And tho htll0Wy grasses urItt and blow;
And the twinkf,nR stars. With timtd glancs,
Come out anu ami)o Good might 10 vi heluM.
From out thu clouds steals the pAle.facod moon.
And kleafna on tho sea like 4 stlyeey sheout
And tho tllmnlcd waves bent tia,o to tho tune
The nightingale Btnga to As swcet- yoIcud qusan.
And lie and gaze, like soma dreamer old,
A. tho moon, tho stsrs, tho sea. and tho sky;
While tho sweat june bFeczes hAve grown 10 bold
They klsa NY cheek and lip with lutterInV Sigh.
hear the low hum frou, tho fAr.away town,
And tho bell reals out FROM tho distant tower;
And wonder why, whoa tho Night comes down,
They st1ll aso lolcinK fastlYalshour;
II they never stop to d3cAm and to wait
At the eyeMttdS. Whea tho Sun sinks lows;
II they mover pnt OF thciI robes Of SLATE;
II thoy slWays arc travelling to and ITO.
Swiftly passes tho Night. Soon tho MofniuQ's rad
Wall glt1nIneE nut oter tbs land and sen,
And the 4west.eyctl stara fade out overhead.
And The rosy Dawn Will amllt upon mo.
Not i shadow shail rest on tho face Of ths Dsy
TlI4t Juns and tfla roses DO mAka 30 sweet;
Thea shall Angel. hand fold Night :tuante away,
Aaa .ha sYn,s Flet1 slsam' the picture complete.
dnAaf FAhR, III. Mis-. o. b. HEWITT.
, 1879-06-21

we'll qualified by education md character tor the
Supreme Hat,ch will be art to 1vht Ahy Of tic
Communicate pn.ty At,d platform; mud tl,B
Chrunics Is expecting every day 10 hrar OF the
Withdrawal OF T., Il. Tnitle AMI Judgo Morrison.
Il IL mol IN human uhtaru for III, huncrlor man
to iaincly suhnt to The ,caorshlp uf 1T, lnfcrlor
auitnal like tho "peacoclub" blackRuara Koar-
"e[ Gp to nj. data th.t; !. m on,heo.e rcnor, q,
the acctptancc Of the Sa1lti.lot nomination by
Cross. Of Nevada, for SECRETARY Of stntu. Derry,
of s.tter, yesterday pcremptorlly, declined tho
trict; Krue, Of Napa. tiecned for Slate Treas
Mrcr; 1corrc 4. Johnson, Ut 8unoma, j. II,
Buds1, nf. San Joaqutn, ]. II. McKuno, ot Sacra.
San francisco, were cach ofIsrcd tic nomination
for Just!ce uf tlla suprcns Court aud zach dc.
cltned.. The Chronias Is 81 opniop that 'ruttla
will also 1eclnu; tt1ut Larkl,, Of FL Dorado, for
Raltraau Commissioner. and Ayers, of ios An
Eclcst for Congress, will see the folly OF aeccpt-
lil, MHh n dur tino rcpudiate thu corrupt sand
LOT leader nnd bis "plcce-club faction ol
aIRVee.