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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

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CELERY "Dn. c. W. BExsox, prnc- PILLS
ticfng physician, at log n.
CELERY Eutaw Street, Baltimore, Nd, PILLS
(wh0 has paid much attention
CELERY to nervous diseasesl, has dis PILLS
covered that Extract Of Cele-
CELERY y and ChamOmile combined PILLS
In : certain proportion inva-
CELERY riably cures ether bilious, PILLS
dyspeptIc, nervous or sick
CELERY headache, neuralgia and ner- PILLS
vousness. This Is q triumph
CELERY in medical chemistry, and PILLS
sufferers all over the country
CELERY are ordering by mail. He pre- PILLS
pares ii in pills, at soc. per
CELERY box. The Doctor 10 largely PILLS
known and highly respected
CELERY in Baltimore "-EPis. IDA. PILLS
CELERY BALruxoaE, July II, 1874. PILLS
DR.. G. w. Benson's Celery
CELERY and ChamomiIe Pills have PILLS
cured my wife Of sick and ner-
CELERY vons headache Of ten years PILLS
standing; she had Il every
CELERY week OF ten days, and suffered PILLS
almost everything but death
CELERY with II. We think these pills PILLS
worth their weight in gold.
CELERY REv. III. ScHrICHTER, PILLS
Pastor Salem Mission.
CELERY FOR sale BY Az y i.::SS.scsaleand PILLS
Retail Druggists In this town.
CELERY Price soc; ! boz. Mailed TO PILLS
L 10 any address postage free.
CELERY Office No. log N. Eutaw ST., PILLS
Baltimore, I'D.
CELERY Nov I, ISTS-Iy. PILLS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02
On and after WEDNESDAY, July 25rd, the
steamers wENONAH, PLANTER and
MARY WASHINGTON will run
fgagtasray

steamers WBNOAAmr PLANTER and
MARY WASHINGTON will run
aa foIlgwB:
WENONAH every Sunday night, at 6o'eSoeky
for Paiuzent river direct, az far up aslsristsl.
Reforming, will leaye Bristol ever M0mAay
morning, M 10 o'eloek, for Baltimore ealing &C
III the landings below BENEDICT lexcept Park
ers, Abeii's and PiRnier'sl and 81 Governors
Ran aud PLAN Point foE fruit aaA passengers.
Freight received On Saturdays osly at PER 9,
Light Street.
PLANTER every Monday and THURSDAY at
20 O'Clock, .. m., for Pssm Point, Governors
Run and Patuxena river, Ear up ~ Benediet-
Returning, leaves Bepeaiet every Tuesday and
Friday morning Ut 0 O'Clock Tor Baltimore.
freight received 90 Wednesdays aid Saturdays
nj No Tohacco Warehouse Wharf.
NARY WASHINGTON every Wednesday
Night nc c'eloek fer Pafnxrnf River direct, ar
up rs Bristol. Returning, leayes Bristol every
ThHgsday 81 10 o'elock for Baltimore, ealing AZ
al landings beiDw Benedict gexeeps PAFkex's
AbeIt-s and Pianser'sl and ~ Go<ernOF's Run
and Piam Point for fruit and passengers.
Freight received on Wedaesaays a. Pier s.
Light Street.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agcnt,
E.H- FORBES, Superintendent.
OnBee IL Lghtsfreet up stairs
JmfF ~, 1873
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

OUTLAwED.-It is a fiction of!aw after
all, that the crime Of murder does not out
law. AT least such appears TO be :he case
with the slayer of Broderick. Twenty
years ago he resigned as Chief Justice Of
California, to violate the constitution he
mad sworn to support and dye his hands in
the blood Of his fellow man. The mur-
der OF Broderlck, was one of the steps
leading up to the great tragedy ofthe re-
bollion. Broderick was slain because he
dared to oppose the extension of human
slavery, and his place in the Senate filled
with one more plant. In the battle of
Freedom which ended in the triumph of
right, Terry foughton the side OF his con
Victions, returning to California when the
struggle was over. San joaquin can
claim the honor of first showing her
belief that "killing is no murder" by
sending him as a delegate TO the Conven-
tion, and that luminous body, rather than
meet the issue squarely, disposed of the
case by voting that the position of dele
gate was no: an ''office" within The mean
ing of the Constitution. To-day, the kill,
Ing of Broderck is forgotten by the peo-
pie Of California and it remains to be
seen whether Mr.. Terry will once more
put on the ermine he doffed twenty years
ago. Tint such is the vindication he
wishes we cannot doubt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

ces upon the goods they purchase, ana
though S25O,OOO may be added to the as
sessment roll in toe form of " credits 7"
the taxes upon such credits will GENE,
Indirectly from the consumer. If the tax
upon this increased sum were paid d.
rectly into our county treasury, we
should not complain. 1t would, in the
long run aid materially in pay ing OIL the
county debt and interest, and eventually
make taxes lighter. But the country
memb bers have been out-witted by the
San Francisco Kearneyites, who in the
provision that " debts may be deduct
ed from "credits have carefully paved
the way for robbing Trinity that San
Francisco may reap the benefit.
One of our merchants has book ac-
counts to the amount, say Of S25, 900. He
makes his purchases in San Francisco,
and owes S25, 900, there. He deducts the
S25. 900 he owes in San Francisco from
the S25 200 owing him in Trinity and
that sum disappears like magic from our
assessment roll.
But not from the assessment roll OF
San Francisco. There the S25, 900 "cred'
It's " remain, and are tdred. The San
Francisco merchants carefully add the
amount of these taxes to the first cost OF
the goods and every nan, woman and
child in Trinity county must help to pay
their taxes.
We want to neutrGlize such poison as
this whenever possible. If, as consum :
ers, we must ind irectly pay the taxes on
everything we eat and wear, we want the
consolation of knowing at least, that it
will be paid at home. This can only be
done by having men in the Legislature
alive to our home interests. A year or
two experience of tho workings Of the
sand lot constitution will be enough to
convince many of those who honestly
supported it, that it is oppressive 10 the
very classes who expected relief. Not
until these expressions are demonstrated
can we hope to see .he Objectionable feat
ures amended, and in the meanwhile we
must look out that our interests are bet
ter cared for than they have been.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

KOR' FOR X KEARHEY.-W have seen
very little in the conduct efthe man Kear-
ney to challenge our admiration; but we
are always willing to "give the devil his
due" Like our one time assomblyman,
Neblett, when he voted FAYE" on some
Democratic resolution sustaining Buch-
anan, and accompanied the vote with the
announcement that "when Buchanan is
right am with him." we feel disposed
to give Denis friendly tap on the shoulr
der, rs he opens the batteries on the array
of Honorable bilks," who made the tour
of the country bowling for the new con-
sttutien. The immediate cause of this
outburst of Denis, was the propos ition
put forth by the Chroncie, by Terry, at
Stockton and by Van Dyke at Oakland,
that new "pro constitution party"
should be formed, that ii was not safe to
trust the formation of the Legislature,
the Courts etc, to any but those who
were the friends of the instrument before
its adoption. The theory of this argu-
ment can be briefly summed up.
ELECT us fellows 20 office" Kearney
however, does not seem disposed to let
these e.eventh-hou- men in on the same
terms with the old laborers in the Work
ingmen's vineyard, and we think his head
is level as a barn floor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE,

GONE DAFT.-We don't wonder that
Siskiyou county became and remained
Democratic under Bob Nixon's teachings
il he talked in advocacy Of Republican
principles with as little sense as he is ex-
hibiting now. Having for once woke up
and found himself on the winning side,
he now proposes to ostracise every man
who dared, however conscientiodsly TO
differ with him. Hear him:
No man who opposed the new constitu-
tion, no man wns unfriendly TO the new
constitution, should be placed in any po.
sition Hereunder, where he mcy infuc
enee in shaping the forces that will con
troll its operation, or give direction or
effect TO its provisions. =.
With what political consistency even
(the most elastic thing on earth, y can any
Republican or Democrats claim recog
milton at the hands of the people for any
office under the new constitution, who
opposed the same.
In other words, the Yreka Journal
wants a "Pro Constitution party organ =
lied in order that the Honorable bilks"
who, have been Growing around the coun-
try. and cavorting for the new constitution
shall be elected to interpret its provisions,
or that the Republican party, Of which he
claims to be member must nominate
none but pro-constitution men for Office.
Not much, Bobby. If the Republican
party chooses to be guided by such intol .
Grant bigots as you, it will find that pro-
scripton is wo-edged sword that cuts
both ways. Those who give knocks must
expect them in return. We make no
war upon any man on account of his vote
for the constitution, and if Others do will
try and give as good as we receive. Mark
that Bobby.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

TEE Yreka Journal speaks Of the cop
les of the new constitution which were
$50 thoughtfully sent TO every voter by
order of the late constitutional conven-
tion ;" Exactly. The convention also
"thoughtfully" put clause in the con-
stituticn carefully providing that it should
receive full pay for the ffty-seven days
it exceeded the allotted time. 1t also
''thoughtfuly" printed and mailed at the
expense of the State, one-sided rose
tinted address TO the people recon mend =
ing the adoption of its work, instead of
letting that work stand or fall by its own
merits. 1t was 'thoughtful" enough al,
SO TO not print the old constitution and
send it out with the new, that the people
might compare the one with the other,
but left that job to the pro constitution
press, which garbled the old constitution
to suit its purposes. Without a doubt
the convention acted very "thoughtful-
ly."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

VEToEp.-President Hayes returned
to the House of Representatives without
his approval, the bill recently passed by
Congress known as the Military Interler-
ence Bill. The veto message is in terms
which call forth the unanimous approval
of the people. If the Democratic MAJOR
ity of Congress is aiming to unite the
Republicans Of the nation, they are cer~
tainly pursuing the right course.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

The San Francisco Chronicle of date
since the election, has a leading article
upon the foul fruits of lying. If there is
man in the world qualified to deal with
The subject it is certainly the ed ogthe
Chronicle. l. lied persisten.ly from the
beginning to the end of the constitutional
canvass, and ifcaught and exposed, paid
no attention to the exposure but lied with
more energy and vim than ever. 1t has
got so in the habit of lying that it keeps
oui suunty as shaving given majority for
the Constitution when the majority is the
other way Verify the Chronicle is com.
petent to deal with its subject.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

Making the Convention to consist Of
400 members.
County Committees arc requested to
make provision in their respective coun-
ties for the election Of delegates in ac-
cordance with said apportion ment, hold
ing primary elections Tor the choice OF
such delegates and the State Central
Committee recommends that the Dele
gates chosen to the State Convention be
empowered to act as Delegates to ths
Congressional Conventions of their re-
spective districts.
The State Central Committee rscom-
mends the following test:
'At the election to be held in Septem-
ber next, l will vote the Republican
Ticket"
BY order Of the Committees.
Al. ID. BoRUCK, ALEX. q. ABEL,
Secretary, Chairman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

SOME provisions of the new constitu-
ton are in conflict with the National au-
thority, and will fall to the ground. 9th
ers are atrocious, and, to state the case
plainly, must be evaded. Others are i'm
practicable, and will remain unexecuted
The rest is bad enough, but we must get
along with it as best we may. In the
meantime, there should be no trucking
to the laWIess element.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

We have received the Bodie Chronicle
published at Bodie, Mono county, to
which place il was removed from its form
er place of publication, Maskleeville. Its
appearance ind dicates that it is published
in thriving locality. We welcome the
L1roafcic 10 our exchange list,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17
LAST NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS INDEBTED to tho
n late firm OF Karsky 81 Abrahm, by
note or book account, are hereby notified
to make immediate settlement and SAVE
COSTS. We have waited until the present
time but can wait no longer, and there
fore say to those indebted to us, kindly,
but FIRMLY that the business must be set
tied. KARSKY 81 ABRAHM.
Weaveryille, May 14th, 1879. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE:
COMMITTEE NEE TING.

THE Members Of the Democratic Coun-
L tv Central Committee of Trinity
County, are requested to meet in Wea-
verville on
THURSDAY. MAY 22D, 1879,
at2P. NJ, fer the purpose OF electng
three delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, and the transaction Of such
other business as may be required.
Weayerville, May l3, 1879.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

1T is announced from Chicago that the
Socialists and Trades Unions are organ
izing general strike for July 9TH in favor
of the eight hour law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17
REPUBLICAN.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


THE Republican County Central Com
l. mittee of Trinity County will meet
at the TRINITY JOURNAL Office, Wea>
verville, on
SATURDAY, MAY 31ST, 1879,
at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. Delegates will be
chosen to attend the Republican State
Convention, arrangements will be made
for County Nominating Convention, and
other business of importance will be
transacted. A full meeting OF the Com
mittee is particularly requested.
BY order Of
JOHN MARTIN,
&. W. CRAIG, Chairman.
Secretary. I'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17

VERY GooD.-A duel was fought Fri
day at Sherman, Texas, in which both
participants were killed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17
Lager Beer

in Five or Ten Gallon KEGS, to Gus
TONERS IN any part of the County without
extra charge. BOTTLED BEER de-
hvered to customers in Weaverville and
vicinity, and For Sale at the Brewery.
JOHN NICKEL.
February 1st, 1879. fl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.
Rooms OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL CoMMITTEE,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9th, 1879.
The next Republican State Convention
for the nomination of a full STATE
TICKET and fer such other business as
may properly come before it, will be hold
in the city of Sacramento on,
TUESDAY. JUNE 18TH. 1879,
in the Assembly Chamber of the State
Capitol, at o'clock p. NJ. The appor-
tionment of delegates is as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-17
st'eskly Trinity 5oarnaI.

pE- The "y0UR.N.fL" has no .Ggfnfs
the Ps5ffshsr prsfsrrfSs TO do b"sf"sss
sefh .a6p<rffssrs direct. .gdrsrffsfns
Rasss fsrnfshsd on application.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
The Mast0doMS To- Night.

This evening Haverlys great mastodon min
strels, on their return trip from California
will stop at Minneapolis and give one perform
ance. The company having been here before
everybody knows what to expect. It may be
said, however, that since their last appearance
here some new people have been added, and
the company is now stronger than ever before.
An entirely new programme has been arranged
and better performance, if possible, will he
givea. At San Francisco the company PLAYED
to crowded houses, and the press universally
speaks of the performances of the company in
highest terms of praise. After their arrival
this morning the monster brass band will pa
rade the principal streets and then those who
have not seen the company may form en- idea
of the magnitude of this organization. Seats
have been selling quite rapidly and packed
house is assured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
Theatre CO0siQNe to be RenlOdeLeI.


The Theatre Conique, on First Avenue
south, closed the summer season OH Saturday
night, and the company disbanded. Messrs.
Oaks and Roach, comedians, go to Detroit,
Michigan, where they open November Sd.
Miss Wells and Messrs. Manerieff and Pomeroy
60 to Fargo. The balance of the company re-
main here for tbs present. The managers of
the Comique anticipate rush of business this
winter and desire to prepare for it. With this
in view the Comique will be
entirely remodeled, renovated and furnished
throughout in first class manner. One of the
improvements will be the addition OF gallery
thus enabling the management to place two
classes of tickets on sale. The prices of ad-
mission will be placed at twenty five cents for
the lower part of the house and fifteen cents
for the gallery, SO that all who desire may 60.
The frescoing will be retouched, and new seen
cry added to the stage. The dressing rooms
will be made more comfortable, and everything
necessary to make the place first class insti-
tuition will be DONE, first class company
will be engaged, and it is expected the opening
will occur about the first of November With
these improvements, the Comique will become
more popular than ever before.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
MONEY AND. TRADE.
FINANCIAL a: |
Money and Stocks.

New. YORK. Oct. 1s.-Governments urn. Sil-
road bonds Arm; Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central frsts 76. State securities dull.
stocks-The market was quiet and generally lower
in early dealings under decline ranging from A@1
per cont. subsequently, however, firm feeling set
in and during the afternoon there was an advance Of
h@1 per cent? the latter in Nashville, Chattanooga
st. Louis. Chicago Rock Island, Keokuk Il Des
Moines and Quicksilver also conspicuous ID the
upward movement.
At the close transactions aggregated 214,OOO
shares, Of which 10000 were Erie; $500 Lake
Shore Michigan Southern; $4,000 Chicago &
Northwestern; $4,000 Milwaukee l. st. Paul; 900
Toledo Wabash: II 600 Delaware Lackawsnna h
Western; $500 New Jersey Central 1900 Morris &
Essex; 900 Michigan Central; $500 Union Pacific;
:, 400 Hannibal St. Joe; $4,000 Ohio Mississippi
TO- 600 Western Union: 1900 Pacific Mail; 900 st.
Louis, Kansas City Northern; $500 Missouri Kan
sas Texas; $40 Northern Pacific; 1,7O0 st. Louis
Il Iron Mountain; 1900 Indianapolis Cincinnati h
1850 Mobile Ohio; s20o6 Louisville l.
Nashville; 1900 Nashville, Chattanooga l. st. Louis
l 400 Keokuk b De, Nome :; 800 Kansas Pacific,
and 1000 Chicago Rock Island. Il
Money 507, closing easy at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 6QO6 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills dull at 81 sight exchange Oh New
York 50.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
THE ROWING RASCALS.

Scramble Over the Stakes in tho Hanlan
Courtney Boat Race-Evidences of De-
liberate Frauds Attempted aud Carried
Out.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 1s.-Courtney and
Frenchy Johnson have made afidavits in
relation to the Thursday fasoo at Chauta:qua
Lake The only new point brought out was
the fact that Ward told Courtney it was very
important that Hanlan win the race, as they
wanted to go to England to row Elliott
He said over there they would bet 100 pounds
to five pounds that Harlan won the race,
and they could make all the money they
wanted and retire from business. He told
me SO in SO many words It was their plan
to take Hanlan to England and have him
lose the race. The arrangements were all
made. He told me he had letter from
Col. Shaw, American consul at Manchester,
and member of the Hanlan club, saying he
(Shaw) had put up ESQ forfeit for Hanlan
for row with Elliott, and he had plan
that would give all barrels of money. He
wanted to read the letter, but it was so dark
he could not. The city bank refuses to pay
Hanlan or Blake because not accompanied
by the certificates of deposit which Mr..
soule retained. Courtney and Hanlan left
for home to-day.
TORONTO, Oct 18.-Hanlan telegraphed
here that he waited on Rochester bank off,
Gals to-day, presented the order from
Blake, referee, which cannot be recognized
till the certificate of deposit now held by
Soule, the giver of the purse, is presented
with the Blake endorsement. The money
cannot be drawn excepting through Blake.
Soule cannot touch the 900 under any
circumstances. The manager of the city
bank is in communication with Blake for
negotiations toward q settlement
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
TRIP YKIPPED.
A Step Son Bores Hole in His Breve
Daddy.

Step Son BOres d Hole in His Brevet
Daddy.
The residents of Eagan township, near the
quiet village of Rosemount, about twelve
miles from St. Paul. were thrown into fu-
ror of excitement yesterday morning by the
announcement that Albert Trip, residing
near the latter place, had been shot and
fatally wounded. The rapidity with which
bad news travels is proverbial, and the first
report of the sinister affair was waited to
this city about 10 O'clock when messenger
drove up to DR.. Murphy's Office in hot haste,
and informed that gentleman that he was
urgently wanted at Rosemount.
The messenger was terribly agitated, and
without stopping to enquire the nature of
the patients illness: DR.. Murphy and his
escort started for the scene Of the affair as
above indicated. DR.. Murphy returned last
evening and confirmed the ugly report of
the shooting. The man had been shot
through the back of the neck, the ball pass
ing through the feshy part of the neck, in
dangerous proximity to the spinal column,
creating a-tubs-like wound as clear-cut as a
whistle.
The wound was dressed by DR.. Murphy,
who pronounced the Injuries serious but not
4dlo1s ho w VIII OlS& tuo 6uOOIl1IS OE GI0
manner in which the wound had been pro-
duced he did not think to inquire, officiating
only in the capacity of a practitioner. The
mysterious affalr was investigated by GLOBE
reporter, whose diligent inquiries were pro-
ductive of the following information:
The shooting took place on Trips farm
about o'clock YESTERDAY morning, and was
perpetrated by step son of the latter named
Augustine, who did the shooting in a
moment of indignant and outraged frenzy.
From the information at hand the affair
which eliminated 80 disastrously on yester-
day was the result of long standing feud
between Trip and his step son Augustine.
The trouble is said to have arisen from a
consciousness on the young mans part that
Trip had influenced the separation between
his father and mother, which took place
some years ago, since when Trip and his
present companion have been living together
as man and wife. The feeling, as above de-
scribed, ranked in the boys mind and has
proved the thorn to all domestic happiness
in the household. A quarrel took place yes
terday morning between father and step son,
during which the latter shot at his father
| with the result as already stated. SSH
The victim to the affair is we'll known in
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
From Sundays Edition.

The following matter on this page appeared
in Sundays edition. The reason for this repu6-
lcation is because our regular mail rate Of SUD-
scription does not include the Sunday issue, and
comparatively ts,0 in the country care to pay ertra
for the Sunday edition, ,ohich lies in the st. Paul
post office and goes out in the same mail with the
Monday paper. The more important news, to
the erteat Of t,uo or three columns is therefore
rspu6lis'sed on Monday for the benefit Of country
subscribers ,uho do not see the SUNDAY GLOBE