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ton Of Lord Harrington, said the e1peaioney
OF tho joint occupation Of Roumelia, IN The
event Of Disturbances after tho RuHsta'1
evacuation, had bcon mooted, but tho dis
cussion had not ndvnncet1, In consequence OF
tho indifference Of tlir Powers excepting
Austria an'l England.
In regard to
THE COST OF THE AFGHAN WAR
he said tho Government Of 1ndfa had pro-
posed that England should lend 1ndia
$4,000, 900 for term Of yeara without in
forest.
Mr.. Lowthcr, Chief Secretary for ireland,
snitl the Government could not undertake to
deal with the Irish University question with.
out reasonable assurance Of support.
A motion Of Capt. Nolan, TINT tho Govern
ment, In emitting tho Irish University Edu-
cation and the reform Of the Land laws
from iss programme, had ill.rcquited the
peoplo for tho Increased burdens 1nade neo-
essary by warlike policy, was reicoted BY
vote Of a 10 o5.
IRELAND.
Lospos, Feb. 13.-Tho Ministerial Jour-
mis- intimate that the Government will not
attempt 10 pass tho Irish University bill.
Tho programme will bc confined 10 matters
of internal interest, and tho principal points
will bo tho criminal codo and reforms In tho
local government
TIE PLAGUE.
The Presidont of the College of Physicians
has called mecinR to discuss the precau-
tions necessary against tho plaguc.
EASTERN Affairs.
Tho Times enys It may bo hoped The Gov
ornment will DO ahfe to make statements refn-
tive to affairs in Afghanistan md tho East
which will rondor It possible to dismiss thosa
subjects from discussion for the prcsont.
THE DocK.LAnonEns' STRIKE.
LONDON, Feb. 18.-Tho dock-laborcrs,
numbering over 10000, held a meeting to.
dny, md decided TINT unless Tho masters
ngreed to tho cid rates by o'clock this
afternoon, they would demand IN advance Of
the day rate, aud Of ponny per hour fos
overtime.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Afternoon
Rhip-owners remain firm. At tho closed
docks, whcre tlle men arc fed and housed
there woro more applications 10. employment
than coud d be accommodated.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 1U.-The strike causes nc
delay in tho equipment Of the transports.
DAvY.
Ponseance, tho birthplace OF Sir Humphro,
Davy, to-elay celebrated his centenary by a1
exhibition of sciontilo apparatus and q,
electric light. -..
FAILURE.
F. D. Chattorton, lessee Of Drury Lam
Theatre, has filed q petition in bankruptcy
Liabilities, 100000.
DEATH OF NOTED THURMAN.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-Gcn. Peel, famou
turfman, is dead.
OPERATIVES STRIKE,
LONDON, Feb. 13.-The weavcrF at Ashton
undcr-Tyne wont on strike to-day. TIL
mesters will rrobnbly lock out the spinncrs
although they desire to continue work
There havo baon further stoppages Of mill
aud notices Of reduction of wages. Forl
firms at bolton gave notice Of 10 per ccr
reduction iu wagos. The spinners offer t
accept reduction Of i per cent. If tn
masters refuse tho offer, 10000 splnners ri
strike.
| Tho cotton-spinnets at Rsmiromont al
striking.
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THE PLAGUE.

NUMBER OF CASES or THE INCREASE.
ST. rETEnsnuau, Feb. 13.-Sinco the thaw
set in tho number OF the p'aguc-s.ricken ut
Zaritzn has increased. Prof. Jacob, head
Of the Medical Commission sent into tho H.
fectcd district, Inns bcon attacked with tho
disease and was worse ut last accounts.
MALTA.
MALTA, Feb. 13.-Quarantino will DO inl-
posed Oh all vesSols nrriving from Tunis aud
Egypt, except steamers passing through The
Suoz Canal without communicating with tho
Hhoro. .... .......
MILITARY GORDON.
ST. PETEnsnuno, Feb. 1a.--A military cor
don is ordered along tho entire course OF tho
Vo!ga to prevent the spread of the plague.
MORE DOCTORS.
Sr. pErEnsnuHa, Feb. 13.-Seycntccn moro
doctors hayo been sont to Tho infected dis
tricts. Gen. 3teliloG, finding the local pris-
ons in shockingly filthy condition and
ovorcrowdcd, threatened tho officials witt,
death if tho condition Of thinga continued.
QUARANTINE EXTENDED.
MARsE1LIEs, Feb. 10.-Tl.o quarantine III
prolonged on vossols arriving from Spain mud
Italy with suspected goods. The ,mporta.
tion Of rigs is absolutely prohibited. Wool
on, silk, horse.hair, md common goods nre
qlarantInod for m indoilnito period.
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SOUTH AFRICA.
TROOPS OFFERED.


TROOPS OFFERED.
CALCUTTA, Feb. 13.-Tho Government has
offered to supply contingent for tho Cape
Of Good Hope.
STARTLING REPORT.
LospoN, Feb. ia correspondent OF tho
Manchester Guardian tolegrapls that paper
that Intelligence Is received from South
Africn TINT tho nati7e ioyiea serving with
tho British hayo risen Oh ,nasse md mns-
sacrcd thoir officers Those nativas engaged
iu tho fight Of the 2lst ultimo have mas.
sacrea their officers, mud the bulk of the
nativo force nlong the frontier Is descrting."
The Colonial Secretary, referring to tlie
above report, says: " Wo hnvo no informa-
lion In nny way confirming tho rumor that
The natives havo risen ngaiust their officers. +"
TURKEY.
LEAVING BULGARIA..
LONDON, Feb. 1's.-Tho RussianB in Bill
paria have boon ordered 10 hold themselves
IN readiness 10 leaya at tho tiino appointed
by tho Berlin Congress.
TYrnus.
SALoNtQA, Fob. 11,--Ihoro ia no sickness
hero or at Knnala. The number Of deaths
from typhus ut Xnntlo Inns rcached 250. The
mortality thoro Is decreasing.
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"HfE'Hs FH'y"41G" ~ 9"h 1F1H0"Fs
CINCINNATI, o. Fub. 13.-'fhc suit ol tha
late w'ic of Judge sency against ths present
Mrs. Srney. III which she askc.t $l0,0to Gor ate-
as!on of her lllsbIml's affections, wos brought 10
MI abrupt Termination Ut 1'lIlEn t,,-.iay. ttIn
Court arrt1tn4 thai. under tlc existing law, ulIu
Nuinsu catislDt s4le aslullicr tuE seduction.
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IlOUNIANIA.

RUSSIA Will HAVE HER wAY.
V1ESsa, Feb. 13.-1snssia persists In re-
eardiug the Rounlanian occupation Of Arab
Tabia as an aiIrout TO her military honor
which must be settled botwccn herself nn.1
Noumania. Rusains attitude, it is Baid, is
almost suro to find support at Berlin. A
Russian brigade has been ordered up from
Babadagah. It is hoped tho Powers will
find some way 10 allay tho aaporitics Of tho
case.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.


Ixn1ANAroLls, Feb. 13.-Charics Holmes,
aged IS ycars, whlo attempting to board IN out
going passenger-trair at 4:45 th|s morning, at
curve Immediately ras. Of tho Union Depot,
missed bis footing, fell under the wheels Of the
train, md was dragged ncasly s1uare, crush
Ing both bis legs and Its right arm. He died at
the Surgical Institute nj o'clock. Holmes has
been, Until recently, employed at the wholesale
drug store Of A. kinfcr, hut, bc[ng out Of work
and without money, was trying to get to Frank
lin, whero he had friends ntld relatives.
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HIS ARRIVAL At BOMBAY.
DoMnAY, Feb. 18.-Gon. Grant and party
arrived hero to.dny,
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THE MEXICAN ExcuRsl0N,sTs.

GALVESTON, Feb. l;)--The American mer-
chants' dcpnla,lon to Mexico hayo arrived hero
oil thrir way homo. They say the Mexican peo-
ple ar8 Unanimous f0r closer commercial re!a-
t!ous With tIu Uultcu States.
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New YonK, Feb. 13.-An arrival to-day from
AIn1acaibo snya the revolntioniats hare sent
five schooners with harbor tug-boat to us.
sault Lagaayra. The vessels Mt Aiaraoaibo
must await tho return Of tho tug to got over
tho bar.
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BUFFALO, N. T., Fob. IA collision oc-
cured On the New York Central Railroad at
Werdo Station, sixteen miles east Of here. ycs-
testiay afternoon, dcmolIs!ing two engines and
tic caboosc, hrcakinx the bumpers Of every car,
and killing d number OF sheep and hogs IN
Transit to The East.
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LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

eomc tlmo during Wednesday als's ,sr.t ~" II
of U. llubiusof,, At pasatl''et "as ..,r dos.
burglars, who cut pauel oat 'f ''ls ~" ".tl!tJ
Tho safe was blown opvu III the saas ,s.rx .
manner In which tho foseut "n IN ,ls
Ilmt kind has been done ono Id .s.t
city, and oyidontiy The samo saat =" tatoul &iu
work. They helpsI themselves III ~ satrntt;
In postage. stamps aud cash, two s''o ooattoa .!
and i,l,llluur Of valuable papsss, ,.,,trrcI a.pl
which we're altcrwarIs fuunl + s;aii.eJ T;a:,i.n4J,
liz trarks OF lne Northwestern hamt h".,atIc Cli1
Iho proprlctrcss Ut an aristos'IGe .fist ;Ge polt't
i.''Us n to S taKe Charge u ,,., hiS: ifosn T
SUM Young fellow halalg ul loa.
ronto, aud giving ihe ~, Mahc INV 10 nj :
sn,th, During hls stay III ta.s ~ ~ us out u.
pi,sst at i!lu Hlassasoit House. vi Il. hal t[htf
On spruo nearly alt tho t.lns. ~ tirkrt " ~
iost or lad stolen from HIN = ''SA'
francisco and $50 iu cash.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP nss%sS; sS;.aea,rl,
.pu.tApaLrnra, Feb iA-AFrl'''' +'' .,,4.
from Antwerp. ,r,. ,,,.,ontla and Luz
piap, from Nuw Yos's. hare af''''3
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WEST INDIES.


K1NasTos, Jamaica, Feb. IA ro7olu-
ton hns broken out in uayti.
Negro disturbances Of m alarming char-
acter havo occurred in tho Island Of st, VIM
cent.
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Amnesty bill. Eight members favor the
Government measure, md three DESIRE full
and complete amnesty. Tho Donapartists
voted with tho Radicals.
RADICAL SCHEME.
Pants, Fob. 1D.-Tho 1satlIcals aro resolved
to dcmnnd tho impeachment OF tho Ministry
OF tho 10Th Of A1ay. An overwhelming ma
jority is predicted for tho Government.
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THE BRUNSWICK SUCCESSION.
BRUNSWICK, Fob. 18.-The Committee Of
tho Brunswick Diet on tho Regency law say
to tho Diet that they consider the Duko Of
Cumberlnnl's refusal to recognize the Cor
man Todoral Constitution renders hia atlcccs-
sion impossible.
THE HALLWAY SYSTEM.
DEnGts. Feb. 18.-In the Lower House Of
tho pr,,ssinn Diet to-tlay the Minister Of
Commerce said negotiations aro rouling for
tho purchase Of all private railways in prus-
HIa. Tho purchase Of all priyata railways In
tho Empire was contemplated, but unfurts,-
nately tho Fetlernl Government did uot con-
cur In tho project. n9.ssia would, however.
eudonvor 10 carry out the sys.en, Of State
railways within her territory on tho ba'i4 Of
tho Inv Of 1870. lie hopod tho Diet would
support tho Government In this objoct,
PARLIAMENT.
DEallH, Feb. l5.--rho Rslchstag has re-
elected Herr Forkonbeck President by l5l
yotus out of'a total of :ls. Won S.aufTen.
berg, National Libaral, was eleotod FirIt
Vtce.presidont after Two close ballots.
RETURNED.
BERLIN, Feb. 13.-'rhe Buoinlist member
Of tho lto!ohssag recently expelled from
13erlu havo returned, prea,lming thai ttle
Empcrors decree sunmoning thu noIcls.as
annula tAo sicrso Of bauislment.
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PorTsvlLLr. Fct,. 1a--1'hc houses over tn
Euli,loor mines arc sinking. The Inmates hay
fcd ior eafety.
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THE IMPEACHMENT SCHEME.
TAn1s, Fob. lA.-ll,c Cabinet Ia still To-
solved to oppose tho Impeachment Of ths
Do ntoglia Ministry, but has removed tho
CLAUSE against It from thu Amnesty bill, for
reasous connected with pnsty tactics.
DEFEATED.
PAnrs, Feb. 18.-Tho hoira OF Napoleon
III. have been defeated In M action against
tue State for the recovery ot tue Chinese
81usuem aud arue at Chateau pierefonds,
or their val,le out of the civil list.
TIE AMNESTY ECHEME.
VERsA1LLEs, Feb. 13.--The Bureau Of the
Deputies layo elected committee on the
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In politics hc manifested always :"
AN ABsoAnIH0 1NTEnksT,
tho students generally being Interested In the
issues ot the day.. III tho exciting canvass for
uuy. Kent the Collego boys took sltles veIenI-
unity. Butler was opposed. Kent elucted, tho
citizens OF Watervl!!o determined to. ceicdrate
tbs event, aud, 10 turthersnee 81 ttts. tl!s5 r.
tlleir property. 4 students' caucus WAS held
md yotcd to lend the tlng, Hutler voting in tilu
minority. a committee was appointed to ac-
company tho lag, but, when, ready, tho AaH
passed. tic evening In tic woods a milo distant,
whittier Butler removed the llue whIEo the com.
mlttee was IT. supper. But 0:e mora story OF
tlscse lively bos!sh days ncin1 boy ol a,nb[.
longcd lle could not, however, command su{-
tietent support. AZ tlIe last election to that Of
llco luEluE. hts c0llcge courso drew near, ro-
ylyat of relfglun animated Waturyi!ia life. but
part !n the 'ncetlnga, in prayess uni az
tuai t'sa '' Ia attenaancs., At ihe same SANE
suggest to Ills new nude friends That II wag til,
| ardent dcsirc Ut Ills heart tu become President
| OF he Literary sUefcty before hu left collvgo
that + would bo soothing sattsfartion Of hla
after lltc tu remember that ho lad once hsld
lint proud olflru. The l'uw converts were won
to Ills rauae, A,ltl at tho election he carried tia
triumph by sin9le yuse. lils religious xeal,
sld to say, Wns then lud aside, ha latsel Into
his furlner skaptieisth, u,Al frequently reminded
hta OLD oprunents tint he liad succeeded BY
shrcwA management Ae hatl captured the PEcsi
asncy, aud llln1, wtleu hu Nntiuttouk anything,
he rarely failrd Ia tts accotu pllshMrat. III,
| paymales were made 10 lcal TINT tllcrn was In
| leoI u leader among thsm
You have d.uea slowir and we'll. Our hosl
has ullra Ills ineerscetlng minutes with I
BRIGHT mosaic OF wit drawn irDn q boandlcss
experience, retained by splendid memory
Hfsinr wa At rult tutn tj4 kttttl, }lenannt rnnIr
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Tn. wa,kiss Match.

Now that the hour for starting In the
great walking match for $500 . side, at
Piper's Opera House between the female
champions. draws nigh. people are ex-
pressing considerable interest in the CON-
test. It will DO commenced tomorrow
friday evening by the male match Of
20 miles, "go as you please" between
tho six contestants. This match will
commence in the evening and end In
time for the ladies' to take the track at
/ o'clock Saturday morning. Dirt was
yesterday being carted into the Opera
House to construct q track for the use OF
the pedestrians. The following are the
names OF the gentlemen who have been
selected to act as scorers during the
female match In this city: james o.
Sullivan aud p. D. Kearns, Of the
Miners Union; Lee MoGown and E. g.
Baker, OF the Pioneers, and r. Calliber
aud D. Jones. Of the Turn vsrein. This
10 OF itself . sufacient guarantee OF the
fairness and accuracy with which the
tally list will be kept during the contest.
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Prof: s..w.r. Robbed.

The room Of Prof. Stewart, at Charley
Lesats's house. B street. Virginia, was
entered Sunday night and his watch and
chain and some other valuables taken.
The watch has no great intrinsic value.
bat was highly regarded by the Profess
sor, II having been presented to him
some years since by Will. Thomas. On
the chain was the Professors Mexican
veteran medal bearing his name. q Trim.
ket valuslsss TO the thief but held IN
great esteem by the Professor. II will
probably 30 destroyed to prevent identi.
hcation Of the robber; but II that ind.
vidual has one spark Of that honor said
to prevail among thieves he will forward
il 10 the Professor.
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Ilnssaliatioa.

The officers OF Mystic Lodge No. 5.
Z. OF p. Gold Hill. were duly installed
last evening by p. 8. II. and p. @. O..
and present @. X. Of R. aud g.. and
Acting D. D. (by request OF d. d. d.
wagensr) p. II. Mulcahy. assisted by
P. G. G. II. at A. L. Morris Thos.
Psneelle. P. O.; W. Blackwell. G. O.;
T. Richards. v. c.; John Gilbert. p;
L. Block. X. OF r. and s.; A. Lawson.
n. of f.; K. A. Andrews, ii. OF E.;
T. H. Trsnbath. II. at A.; A.. Nc.
Sweein, ]. G.; D. Van Rankep. o. q.
l.. Block. Dewitt Wagner, William
Blackwell and George H. Morrison
were elected representatives to the
Grand Lodge. All present on the ocoa.
sion ENJOYED themselves very much, and
they, as we'll as those not In attendance,
arc expected to be on hand n week
from tomorrow evening, when . still
better tune 10 anticipated.
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CoLToS. Los Angeles county. CAL.
July sO.-By the Justice Of the Peace OF
San Jacinto. who has just arrived, the
full particulars OF the fatal shooting
which occurred near San Gorsonio last
Monday night have been received.
Gen. Bouton arrived at San Gorgonio
on the cars at $50 Pm. He was with
his partner, ]. G. Collins. when the two
started In q light wagon for their ranch
In San Jacinto valley, about three miles
from the station. They were halted by
three masked men and their hands
chained behind them. Collins was then
chained to his ~wagon.wheel with the
chain about his neck. With Q chain
around Bouton..s neck they started to
lead him OF to the brush. They had
gone but o short distance when Bouion
got bis hand loose. The man In the
rear. noticing his movements, at once
cried "Halt," when Bouton wheeled
and shot him, and then turning shot
the one In front. Bouton then ran to
the wagon to release Collins, when the
third man came walking leisurely up
the road. thinking, It 10 supposed, that
Il was his party doing the shooting,
when Boutoa fred and fellsd him.
Bouton and Collins at once put whip to
their horses and drove to Justice Ken.
nsdy's ofice. about nine miles from the
scene, when Q posse was started out.
They found that Wakefield bad mounted
his horse and ridden about half q mile.
then dismounted and died. An inquest
held on his body. the jury returning
Q verdict that he came to his death from
Q gun shot inflicted by General E. Bou.
ton In self defense. The two men are
still at large, and arc said TO be Bill
Covipgton. well known In this valley.
and one Trip OF San Diego county:
W~aksHsld's body was brought here and
taken charge Of by his relations, who
live at San Bsrnardino. An old bust.
ness fsud IL said to DO at the bottom OF
the trouble. aud II 10 believed that the
murdsr Of Bouton was intended,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r.r.o,.n TO ru, GOLD HILL D4ur u...,
Tho YelloW Feyor,


Mr,pHIs, July 81. Tho Towards
have Ave nurses on duty. distributed
among afty.six sick people. s. A.
Hatcher and Brooks Wilson, q telegraph
operator, died last night. The daughter
of Chief Of Police 0they is sick with the
fever at Raleigh. Tenn. and is in q crit.
icsl condition. There are about 200
people at Camp Marks. The weather is
clear and pleasant. James Hester. the
last member Of . family Of seven. two Of
whom have died, was prostratsd With
the fever yesterday afternoon. Four
nav cases were reported to the Board OF
Health. W. G. Corcoran. banker ct
Washington, d. O.. has sent . check for
81, 900, to be used for removal Of dsstl.
tute poor from the city.
New ORLrASs. July 3l.-Two sus.
picious cases were reported 10 the Board
Of Health today. making . total OF Ave
now under observation. No deaths. The
principal cause Of the reluctance Of the
physicians to report II . resolution
adopted by the Board Of Health to iso-
late each case. and the physicians will
not allow their patients and families to
be 90 incommoded, and therefore will
not report. All the GASES known are
isolated, and the surrounding streets are
drenchsd With zinc and iron. The exo-
dus has early begun and alarm 10 visible
on every side. being perhaps more 40
lively manifested than last year. 1t 10
not considered a certain that there will
be an epidemic. although, since the dis
ease has manifested itself 20 early In
the season, the prospect 10 very grave
and the probability strong that among
those yet remaining unaeclimstsd
the disease will run its course pretty
thoroughly before the frost sets In.
There Is q considerable tendency to com.
plication with malaria, q last year, but
the disease 10 apparently Of . much
milder type than usual With the early
cases. The fact that Mobile will not lay
an embargo upon through trains has
given hope to the business men. and
helped materially TO check . tendency
to depression. In fact. outside Of those
on the eve OF departure there 10 little ex.
element visible. and the old creole
stolidity In the face OF the impending
epidemic IL much more apparent than
for years.
HAVANA, July 3l.-0ne hundred and
seventeen deaths from yellow fever 90.
Cured dnring the week ending July 20.
NEW York, July 90.-During . CON-
ference Of the Board Of Health with
Postmaster James yesterday relative to
the likelihood OF the yellow fever
spreading by means Of letters. II was
concluded that there was no danger OF
such o result.
DUBUQUE, July S0.-A Herald corrs-
spondent at Center Point telegraphs that
the cholera epidemic. as the local physi.
clans call It. Il still on the increase. Not
less than 100 cases are now reported In
the immediate neighborhood. with fatal.
ties occurring every hour. Biz deaths
are reported ct tho town OF Walker. dis
tant only o few miles, from the Same
disease, which Ia an idioation OF it, cpl.
dsmio or contagious character. which 10
truly alarming,
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Probable Fight with Indians.

wALLA wALLA (w. T.), July 3d.
A dispatch from Lieutenant Barrow. In
the vicinity Of Seven Devils Mountain.
ct the head Of Crooked River. q tribu.
tary Of Snake River, near Brownlss's
Ferry. states that he came across q hos.
tile camp OF one hundred Indians, and
that he would attack them next morn
ing. From your reporters knowledge
Of the country, It Is very evident that
unless he makes o clean sweep Of the
band hs will have o rough time getting
out Of the country. Troops have al.
ready been cent out from Walla Walla
to Camp Howard, to guard the passes
and prevent the hostiles from escaping.
Farrow's command consists OF twenty.
one Umatilla Indian scouts and about
six soldiers. It IL not possible that
either Colonel Bernard or Galley with
troops In the field are within q weeks
march OF each other.
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Miscellaneous.

BAN FaANorsoo, July 3l.-william 8.
Dibble. cashier for Holbrook, Merrill &
ststson, has boon arrested on q charge
Of having smbesalsd $4,000 from his
employers to make good his losses In
stocks. In the Police Court he waived
an examination and was held to answer
In $1,000 ball.
Bogus Tom Lawton, at Lewiston.
Idaho, has made another statement dc.
nying that he Ia Lawtou. The comics.
slon IL autographed. but Is SO widely at
variance with the confessions Of Dye
and Anderson ~ to stamp him as an
impostsr. He says that besides himself.
Dye and Anderson, there were engaged
In the murder Whippls, OF San Fran.
cisco, Chamberlain. o merchant OF Ssc-
ramento, and j. X. Woods; that they
committed the murder In Tullis' house;
that Q woman servant Witnessed Il; that
the party oil wore masks, and that they
obtained some 800, 900 a. the proceeds
Of the undertaking. The fellow ID evil
IDENTIFY playing to get . free pass down
the coast.
In the Fifteenth District Court Mary
Casey obtained . verdict Of $500 dam.
ages against Michael Lynch, for seduc.
ton and breach Of promise. Michael
seduoed Mary In Virginia City. where he
made Q stake In stocks, and Mary sued
him for $l0,0 600. getting judgment Tor
the amount above stated.
In the Police Court yesterday Charles
8. Davis the assailant Of Denis Kearnsy,
pleaded guilty Of battery. There was
curious lndisposition svinced BY both
sidss to throw any light on the causes
leading to the difficulty. -
Major Jack Stratman 10 prostratsd
with An attack Of paralysis which may
terminate fatally.
srocrTox, July s0.-a. A. Drummer.
Q Swiss, proprietor Of the William Tell
Garden, tried TO commit suicide tonight
By shooHns himself In The mouth With .
pistol. The cause VA financial trouble.
BIS recovery u doubtful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31
Political Propositions.

CHICAGO. July 3i.-Ths Indianapolis
Journal says "senator Booth declared
himself lin an interview with the Sacra'
msnto Bes) for Blaine In 1880. II the
head OF the ticket IL to come from
Maine. California might very properly
claim the other part. Blaine and Booth
would sound we'll"
The Herald asks to-day: Why not
make Grant Minister to England : he
knows everybody there, and e greatly
liked. His daughter married In England.
and he would doubtless like 70 DO near
her. He must DO nearly tired OF travel.
ing over the world, and this appoint.
ment to London would 30 In every way
al, popular and excellent"