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The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
Spraguc-COnlling.

The first gun in the Conkling crmpaign
burst at the breach.
Senator Conkling will not make any
speeches in Rhode Island this fall.
Mr.. Cenkling is inclined to believe that
Rhode Island is the pivotal state.
If there is to be an encounter, Mr.. La
mar will doubtless consent to act as Spra
gue's second.
Conkling is decided beau, and when
ne leads the German It's pretty dance
indeed.
Conkiing used to make great virtue
of his never visiting the white house
But the white house doesn't now seem
specially offended at Mr.. Conkling's neg
lcCt
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
A lot of beautiful BIRD CAGES,
just received and for sale Cheap, Il
UARVEI'S CENTRAL STORE.

Mrs. W. G. Bostick, of Alma, was in town
Tuesday, and returned home the next day.
Only six persons confined in the Jail
here, charged with murder.
Our young friend, Sine Thruston, Assist.
ant Station Agent was brought to the resi-
dence of DR.. Brown, Sundny, very much pros
trated with congestion Of the lungs. AT this
time he is considerably improved, and his
friends hope to see him up and out again
soon.
Our clever friend, j. f. Britz, has taken
charge of the mechanical department of the
New Era Office ut Fort Smith. Couldn't have
got better man.
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A Young Lady's Mournlul Fate.

MARsuELI, Tex, Aug, 15.-Miss Laura
Marsh, who shot herself yesterday even
ing few minutes after four, died this
morning at five. Her death has cast I,
groom over the whole community. She
remained conscious until three this
morning, and related circumstantially
how the shooting occurred. 1t was en-
tiroly accidental. Strange to say, the
coroner and jury failed to send for the
ladies who sat up with her. The pistol
was under the bed on the floor. She
reached down lying on her side, picked
it up and drew it to her. She put her
finger on the hammer and drew it par.
tally back, her finger slipped and the
cap exploped. lie arm was powder
burned from the wrist to the elbow. The
ball went entirely through her body and
fell on the floor
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
THE celebrated SHE-
BOY Ci6ars hare arriued
and are nOW on sale by
WNrA & OGden.

Capt. Jas. Evins. of Dardanelle, is in
town. Capt. Joe, and the "honcst miller
arc fixing up nice thing for the people.
To Rcna Wallace we are indebted for a
fine lot of peaches. 1t is source of much
pleasure to be remembered by our little
fcicnds.
We had, Thursday, a pleasant call from
Judge A. ID. King, of Paris, Logan county.
The Judge is local agent of the l.. II & f. S.
railway, for his county.
Our little friend, Lillian, daughter OF
Judge b, J. Brown,got off for school at Staun-
ton, Va Wednesday morning. Mrs. Brown
went as far as Little Rock with her. At that
.,laee Lillian will be met by Mrs Judge Rose
who takes her daughter to the same school.
Ward & Co. ginned the first bale of cot
ton shipped from Van Buren,. 1t was raised
by VIM. Peak, and shipped by Charles l.
Ward to Mcssrs. Scoiield, Hammett " Co., st
Louis, Thursday morning,
Mr. Reynolds, cropping on the Elisha
Robason place. brought to town, Wednesday
u bale of cotton, which NJ, Lynch bought and
paid IL cents for.
Tom. w. Edmondson is now In
ST. Louis. lie intends TO bring
home with him, one of the cholc-
est Stock of Groceries, Confectlon-
cries, Cigars and Tobacco, even
brought to Van Buren,.
We would urge upon our readcrs who
are suffering from Chiils and Fever the i'm
portahce Of at once procuring a bottle o
Hughes Tonic, if they wish To be speedily
believed. This is one of the oldest and hest
medicines in use. 1t is prepared with grea
care, and bears the endorsement of Messrs
Il. A. Robinson & Co., Louisville, kyp who
make it. The sale is steadily increasing, ant
gives general satisfaction. Price SluO pei
bottle. Full directions are given fol use
For sale by Ward x ogden,
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We learn that the Ice Company of Little
Rock will send a block of their ice to Van
Buren, as a sample, if the freight bill be paid
on it. What do you say, Captain Hawkins?
Wear glad to learn that Mrs. Puette,
who was detained at Little Rock from sick
ness, has so far recovered, as to be able to re-
sumo her journey to Indiana.
RUBY FRUIT JARS, Superior
for Preserving Fruit, for sale low at
the CENTRAL. STORE.
Miss Ella Eakin, one Of Little Rocks
most charming young ladies, left for home
Friday morning.
The Dardanclle papers report the death
of a son of Judge Bolcs, aged about twelve
years, from scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Locke are looked fol
home, the first of the week. The old folks
have got their new home, at Alma, in the nj
ccst iix.
The intermediate crop of youngsters are
going to have hop. some night the neX
week. Hurrah for the little ones.
There was some tall swearing, Thursday
after the train arrived and it was aseertaineC
that the mail due Van Burcn was put of a
Alma. 1t was not the poor, colored route
agents fault, this time, but white mans 10y
thc ,la,ae OF Booker. Oar aagcr was moliheC
whcn we learned that a part of the ut. SmitI
mail was put off here. There IL no aPoloS,
for such triAlng negligence.
The ioot-race, between Capps and Han
kius, which comes off at Fort smith, to-day
promises TO be somewhat interesting. Capp
| has been training, for the last week, and
said to be in splendid running condition
! Rah for Caps!
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FOR the finest CUTLE-
RY eUer brought to t0Wn
90 to Ward q OGden's.
For IL Short Time.

G. G. Cook will remain in Van Buren few
days, and is fully prepared to take all kinds
Of pictures, in clear or cloudy weather, and
on short notice, lie has also just taken a
dozen stereoptlcon views of Van Buren, from
different points. They are iir5trate, and
should be in the hands of all who take an in
terest in our town.
Cook will remain but a short time and all
desiling work in his line, should call at once.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23

To keep black ants out of the sugar
barrel, draw big mark with common
chalk around the barrel, and the work is
done. Small red ants a real pest) are
easily banished by free use of cayenne
pepper placed and blown into their re-
sort
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23

Gov. Croswcll, of Michigan, who is a
widower OF 81, is about to be married
to Miss Lizzie Musgrove of Charlotte, in
that state The yonag lady is pretty,
wealthy, and still in her twenties. She
graduated at Olivot college, not long
ago.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
ALL KINDS
OF
l. u MI B H R

For Sale at Il bargain, in large OF sIna
quantities, at The Residence OF
Mrs. FRANK ADAMS.
Aug. 9th.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
WALLPAPER.

HENRY GLASS at his Furniture Rooms
has Just received an assortment of the
handsomest WALLPAPERS, BOR
DERS, ETC ever brought to Van Bu-
Those in want, should
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23

Quite number Of our" boys" went on
hunting fishing skylark, in order to reeupe-
rate their exhausted physical and moral ma
lures All gained physically about pounds
except Alec. Ogden who decreased !, Alas,
poor Alec"
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
DENTAL NOTICE.

Dr. TN. WATT will be in Van Burcn, on
the Sth of September, and remain for a short
time. All desiring his services will take due
notice.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
ess- All Job Work, cash OH deliv-
|. R. & F. S. Railway.

The l.. Il. & F. S. Railway time table
Monday, Aug. llth, announces that the
trains from Van Buren,, going to Little Rock,
leave at G 90 a. M, arriving at Barring Cross
at :25 D. IN. Leave Little Rock, coming to
Van Buren,, at 8 rs a. M. and arrive at 3 :lo
O'Clock p. m. Freights going east leave Van
Buren at 6 80 Il. n., and arrive at 6 90 p. m
The morning passenger remains here &c
minutes for breakfast. at Mrs. England's.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23

EN- HENRY GLASS has just received
an assortment of new and handsome
COFFINS and CASKETS, and hand
somcly trims and furnishes to order.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
THE TlTTSWO ORTIZ MURDER.
John c. and II. B. Sagely Committed
for the Crime.

After session of nearly week, the Coro-
nef's Inquest closed its labors. charging Jno.
c. Sagely with committing the murder, and
his brother, Il. b. Sagely as being accessory,
before the killing. The evidence, leading to
the suspicion of John G. Sagely, was of the
slightest character at the start, but developed
as the case progressed, into most positive ev-
idence. 1t seems that common calico cur
tain was up at the window, at which the
shooting was done; about two or three feet
from the bottom, and about in the middle of
the curtain, there was a black place, which
had been made from fash of pswdcr.
There was no accounting for the shutting of
the curtain from burnt POWDER until it was
ascertained for Il fact, and the gun procured
in the possession, and belonging to Sagely,
that had. about two feet from the muzzle a
hole, which, in tile discharge of the gun,
emitted the burnt powder. The discharge OF
the gun, since the arrest, has disclosed the
fact that just such a mark would be made.
Other circumstantial evidence was introluc-
ed, going to corroborate what was produc
ed, which it is not thought proper to pablisll
at this time.
Both of the Sageleys are young men, and
have heretofore stood well in this community
The following is the coroner's verdict:
STATE OF ARKANsAs,l
County of Crawford.{
An inquistion, taken on the 18th day oil
August, 1879, at Van Buren,, in said county
of Craw ford, and continued from day to day
before >. Z. Chaplin, ESQ, duly qualified
and acting justice of the peace of said eou Il
ty, acting as coroner, upon the view of the
dead body of said Newton Ellsworth, by the
following good and lawful jurors of sa
county, who being in due form sworn, say
that the said Newton Tittsworth came to his
death, on the 9th of August, 1879, at the
town OF Van Buren, in said county. from the
effects of a gun-shot wound inflicted in the
left side OF his under Jaw. which broke both
his jaws; that the said Newton Ellsworth
died from the said gun-shot wound on said
day, and was unlawfullY killed and slain
That said wound was inflicted by shotgun
which Is the property ct one John 9. Sagely
That the killing of said Ellsworth. in such
manner was unlawful, and murder in the
first degree. That We believe that John G.
Sageley is guilty of said murder, as principal
and Il B. Sagely as accessory before the lnur-
der.
In testimony whereof, rs well the said JUS
tice OF the peace, acting as coroner, and the
said jury have hereunto set their hands. this
18th day of August, 1879.
Josiah Foster, Charles Riblng,
II. A. Meyer, J.W hitfield,
W. T. Merrill, Charles Bearden,
A. c. Heard. Geo. G. Thayer,
d. 5. Williams, Josiah Richardson's,
Rich. ). Roberts, VIM. Williams,
j. W. Nicodemus, A. Matthews,
J. Nj. Wood, Calvin Phelps.
j. c. ClIAPIN, j. p. Acting Coroner.
The preliminary examining of the Sage
leys, before Justice Pevehouse, is in prog
ress as we go to press, and will continuefor
several days. Berkely Neal, Esq, appears
for the state, and Gen. Thomason, Judge
llucklcberry, and Hon. Gran. Wilcox for the
defence
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
Van Buren, Grange, 2. ii.

WAN BUREN GRANGE, No. IS, p. ii. Regu'
Y lar meetir. IS. first Saturday of eaci
month at O'Clock, A. NJ, at Lea.ley's Hall.
miles east of Van Buren,, Ark. Patrons ID
good standing are fraternally invited:
NJ. I. WEST. N.
J. $. BoATRIGHT, Sec.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23

The preliminary examining of the Sage
leys, before Justice Pevohouse, is in prog
ress, as we go to press, and will continue.for
several days. Berkely Neal, Esq, appears
for the state, and Gen. Thomson, Judge
llucklcberry, and Hon. Gran. Wilcox for the
lpfnnpp
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-23
APRICOTS AND ALMONDS,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
GOOSBERRIES AND RASPBERRIES.
BLACKBERRIES, CURRANTS,
Conc dozen either SOFT for $l.0o.)
GRAPES:

CONCORD AND ROGERS, No. l,
2doz. for $lG0 100 for S50a
Other varieties, doe. each l,o0 for $50
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-19
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO nECAmANI<s AND sKIna.

v ED EABOREHS OF b8MEBl Cot My:
The Mechanics Union Of Orrlsi,y County 10
thoroughly organized, and most respectfully extend
invitation to all mechanics and skilled GtOrurs, who
drawing wages amounting to not las than roe dol
lars per day, to Join
The Mechanics Union of Ornshy County, DESTROYS Of
seeing skilled laborers working Of this county, ~
all branches united in bonds Of friendship and for mutual
and benefit earnestly upon them 70 Join
our organization believing that TO be the best mode to
establish and maintain fair rate of for fair days
work and bring the members Ct the and different
trades into close communion with others to the sdvHn
tage of all
The mechanic who spent years studying and aeans
ing the skill of Ills craft is deserving Of bis labor and SHOULD
take all proper to obtain it and we think noods
no argument convince the mechanics and skilled labor
in this county that only be established And
Maintained by united action their part DISTANCES
wanting where employers have taken the first Oppor
tunity which offered to reduce the pay Of workmen evea
when reduction unwaIrantcG, when working men
united and therefore in condition to offer
cessful resistance.
We will be glad to receive applications for membership
from all mechanics and skilled sborcrs wOrng in OrInsby
County. We meet at Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday
evening al o'clock. BY order Of
MECHANICS' UNION
je23 Ormsby County.
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A GOOD PLAN

The profitable plan for operating in stocks s tIs<
of uniting capital of various by combining pooling
the orders Of thousands Of customers and using hem
mighty whole which has been done successuly by
MeSsrs Lawrence Co. Bankers 81 Exchange Place. Nov
York City. BY this cooperative system each investor 10
placed equal footing with the largest operator and
profits divided pro among Stockholders every 30
days An investment of $40 would pay $50 making per
cent the stock during the month SIS would return
$3.50 per cent 500 would make 81 900, 10 per
cent and on according to the market. Frank Leses
Illustrated Newspaper June 2Sth says The Combine
ton method of operating in stocks is toe successful
adopted" New York Independent September 18th.
says: 1.-The combination system is founded upon cOrrec
business principles and person need be without an in
while kept working by hessrs lawrence Co
Brooklyn Journal, April 29th says Our editor made
net profit of S0l % investment of 500 in q
Messrs Lawrence & Co.'S combinations" The firms
circular copyrighted and sent ree contains Two
ing rules fol in stock operations and explains ev
erything All kinds Of Stocks and Bonds wanted New
Government Loan supplied Beat references. Address
LAWRENCE 4 co, Bankers and Brokers, 81 Exchange
Place New York CITY. nOv9S
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The BEST Spring Medicine and
BeautiGer Of the Complexion in use
Cures Pimples, Bulls, Biotchos, Neu-
ralgia, Scrofula. Cont, Rheumatic
and Mercuti2l Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from g Dis0rdered state
Of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Send FOR Illustrated Ght"logue and Prtos
Lit g'ViDE Full Inf"U IN alton and
NOTICE.
HAVING CLAIMS AGATSssv

KpERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAIHsEv
the Beard u Directors Of the state Orphans HOns
against the Board VI State Capitol Commissioners
notified hand in thor bills bcarr the SATURDAY
preceding the first Monday in each month by order
q. X. SESSIONS.
Secretary Of Board OF Orphaus Home Directors and u
Board Of CaIiiOl Co.nui ,sioutrs ioi
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ID R. . FL NJ NJ Fl Y.
No. IL Ksarnsy street. San Fran cisco
THREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
4 diseases.
YOuNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
Who be suffering from the effects Of youthful tOnes
ndiscretons will do well to avail Themselves Of this the
greatest boon laid the feet of suffering humanity
DR. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dol
lars for of weakness private disease Of
kind character which he undertakes and fails to
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There many the of thirty to sixty who are
troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the bladder
often accom- panied bv a slight smarting or burning sense
ton and weakening 81 the system IN manner the pa
Cauno. account On examining the urinary de
posts ropy sediment will often he found, aud sometimes
small particles abumtn will appc the color will be
If thin miiksh hue. again Charging To- dark and tor
pd appcartnoe There many men who die OF this
dficulty r OF the wic is the second stage
Of seminL weakness. DR.. = w gukrln perfect
all such and healthy restoration Of the gonito
urinary
Office Hours 10 ( and so : Sundays from 10 TO II
A. NJ Consultation frcC. Thorough examination aud oil
vice s.
Call or address DIR. SPIENEY & CO.,
aJ20m Arurt1n House, Carson, Nov.
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paOSspE GTu3.

The subs.rfhsr herewith announcee bic fCvtncolnu
voume Of literary adGs AND eus lettes Cte t" s3Ine
be entitled.
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9
Statement showing the outstanding ndebte Jness # the
colIn Y July l. 1879:
County Bonds from No IS to 200 inclusive.
given to the virginia & Truckee Railroad
Company December 49, 1850 ......... $4,000 90
Accrued interest the to July l, l8-9.. 439 ~
Fund, District No. i......,.....,..... -. 5000 90
Accrued interest to july l, 1S79.... ~ 90
trict No. ......'................... $50 90
Warrants on tn" General Fund .............. rs 10
Total gross Indebtedness Of the county July l,
1919 ... sll6,6G7 81
Respectfully submitted
NJ. l. YAGER
County Treasurer Ormsby County New
(EEnoRsEp.l Filed July 7, A. ID. 1879
j. Ii. MARAulLL, Clerk.
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FOR RNT,

TIME AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND hr-
y jacent dwelling" house will be rented on reasonable
property situate in the southwest portion
of Carson and is wesupplied with water springs
the premises Apply at the premises for further norma
too je27-t
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BT
CALIFORNIA EL&&TlC TRUSS!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS fs55Fg,,7ae>
COMPANY.--W. }. HORNE, Pro se5s->A LIN
rrietor.--near Sir: / feel thai o'..< "a
it 70 You and t. humanity {" "riJ' w.. q ~
the fact tIar have been 5UBSfAN- I ~ Aa4s5asA-~
TALLY CURED Of bad case u Y
Rupture Of thirty ears standing by Y q
orc n your incoaparahle lrussuS, ~
which ! purchased FROM yOu three
months ag: cannot i-criy the suffering, both phytd
cs'y and mentally ths, have undergone during th.s
fc,ri, and no" ice like new hting. | nave won Al.
kDlt ii tra>cs b"tD steel and Elastic ma never recVeu
ANY rmapcnt relief until tried yours. Its slhlpncIy
CONSTRUCTING and facility with which can he al usteos
aud the and perfect freedom the motions Of the
body with which it he without causing any i'm
tatIOn, its chief merits, and perfect supporter
have had any siu return Of tie rupture since the
L is nYalu bic and the fact should known tbc world
You refer any one 70 the subject Of their mcrs
am, truly yours ALFRED j. BURKE Chief Mail Gletk
f. Daily Evening Post, san Francisco Judy 90 1873.
/ PhysicIan's ~ Years Experience.
CoLUHmA. TuolUmne Co, July 49, 1878.
". J. Horne, Esq.-Daar Sir: For some TINE pasa
have used in my practice the California Fl site Truso
with satisfaction in most OF CoTpced hernia
Of both sexes During practice 0 forty five years have
found that would, with the and certain
ty the required adjustment the pressure being al
way under the immediate control ~ the patient The
simplicity and ease of application is Of itself g7Iarntes
to every experienced physician have the hOudr to ten
by mail the amount due knowing ttnt contribute to ths
alienation Of afflicted humanity Yours, truly,
}. r TIBBlTS Al. d.
Send FOR Illustrated Catalogue and Prtos
Lit g'vinE Full Inform iItOn and
Rules fer Fs4e~u ing
n. B-The California Elastic Truss not Tor sste ty
any Druggist Carson City They prefer to sell Eastern
trash on which they make large profit. send d.
rect to the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS C0MPAE
myths 72o Market street Francisco
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ssWs-aaau4 REPORT Or THE G0IRJy
AV3IY98.
OFFIGE OF CoUrTY AUnfToR,
Oans1IT C0UNr5 NEVADA, .'ujV l, 1872.

To tle Hon the Board OF County commissioners (Fnsby
Coliutr. State % Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits tie following
report vi the fiscal asra of the said county for the six
cu0uths ending June 3Oth, 1879.
"a. s1icp or hand AZ close OF business December
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-17
NEVADA NEWS.
Items Of Interest Chilled from State
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Chilled from State
Exchanges.
Measles in Elko.
Three-card mont men infest Elko.
The Emmett Guards, of San Francisco,
will visit Virgins City July 4th.
to celebrate the 4th.
Reno now boasts of three faro games and
one high ball poker.
Governor Kinkead's military staff are
getting new uniforms for the 4th.
There his been no review of the Nevada
State Militia for over nine years.
Very heavy rains fell in the northern part
Of the State during the recent storms.
Bernard McKinty, formerly OF Virginia,
shot himself in Portland, Oregon, on the
9Th inst.
j. D. Fry will trot against Illusion at
Carson next August. Stakes 81 900 q side,
forfeit now up.
A large mount Of machinery for Bodie
and Mammoth City, awaits transportation
at Carson.
Mrs j. c. Williamson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John S. Ridge. at Virginia
City.
A. l.. Hurd was stabbed by NJ. E. Bar
nett, at Reno. last week. His injuries are
of a dangerous character.
A Fourth Of July address will be deliver
ed at Winnemucca BY Judge Leonard, of
Carson, and Hon. c. s. varian will crate
at Reno.
The "Chronicle" states that the mines
located between the Ophir on the north
and the Bullion on the south. are making
all necessary preparations to begin sending
their water through the Sutro Tunnel on
the 29th instant-the date upon which the
Tunnel Company will be obliged to take it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-17
PACIFIC COAST
say FR.xcrsco. June ls.

SAY Francisco, June L.
This morning Fred & Rush WAS found
dead in his bed xs the Railroad House, on
Fourth street, With . fractured skull He
had been stopping At the house several
DAYS under the assumed name OF L. H.
waldron. He came in shortly after mid
night this morning with some companion.
unknown, and went direct to his room
The night Waterman noticed Rush was
bruised and bloody when ne came in. but
raid no attention TO the circumstance
Nothing Is known ss to hoz his injuries
we're received. Rash Is well known to the
police, who have been looking for him
lately for .xvinc passed 3 number of forged
checks for small amounts. He was native
Of New York. aged p ears
W. W. Cornell Was arrested to-day,
charged with m~suslxughter. He was the
companion Of Fred & Rush who died 81
the Railroad House from q fractured skull
yesterday morning. Connell admits that
in squarrel with Rush he pushed him
down, when decsased's head came in con-
tact with the pavement, fraciurins his
skull.
A few days ago e. S. Supervisor Of Elec-
tons, Nathaniel Holland. raised the ques-
ton Of the poser Of Registrar kspiAns
DrF1le 70 AQMiul-ier Tue lc1ulIeu oAth
OF registration. and Mr.. kaplan addressed
. note to A:torney-General Joe Hamilton
on the subject. The reply Of that officer
has been received. 1t holds that Registrars
deputies are authorized TO administer ne
cessarr oafhs. and cites numerous authori-
ties in support Of his opinion
The Eureka Con. Mining Company de-
clares . dividend of one dollar per share
The steamers Herald and Sonoma,
running between this city and Sonoms
Creek, collided on the bar this morning.
near the mouth Of the creek The bow Of
the Sonoma was stove in. and she sank in
8 few minutes. The passengers we're saved
and md transferred to the Herald
The Pacific Mail steamer CITY Of Toxic
arrived this morning from China and
japan. having on board 1,020 Chinese, the
largest shipment for two years past.