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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-27
WEST AND SOUTH.

A mob of $50 armed men entered Spartan
burg, S. c., on the 18th, and took John Moore
from the Jail and hung him. Moore was con-
fined for outraging and numbering a Miss
Woodward near Wexford on the 5th.
The California Republican State Conven-
ton, held at San Francisco, on the 18th, nom
mated Geo. g. Perkins for Governor
The Umatilla Indians have acceded to the
terms of the Government.
The Republicans of Wisconsin will hold a
convention for the nomination of State Off
GERS July %.
Smokalla, who has given much trouble in
the Northwestern country, has consented to
go with Chief Moses on reservation. Every
thing in that section is now satisfactorily ar
ranged and no more trouble is anticipated.
At Pocomoke City, Md, on the 10Th, the
jury in the case of Ella Duer, charged with
the homicide of Ella Hearn, returned verdict
of guilty of manslaughter, with a recommen-
dation to the mercy OF the court.
A dividend of two ana one-half per cent,
PAYABLE August 1, has been declared by the
Lake Shore Railroad Company. The Michi-
gan Central declared dividend of one and
one-halt per cent.
In the United States Court at Cincinnati, on
the Goth, DIR. Edward Bonaparte, alias f. B.
Reynolds, a speciality physician, was sentenced
to the peniteutiary for one year for sending
printed documents through the mails giving
information where certain articles, the sale
of which is forbidden by law, could be pur.
chased.
A fire at Milan, Tenn, on the Goth, de.
stroyed six business houses. Loss about
$4,000.
freight-train on the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad were killed on the 2lst, near Lon
/ don, Iowa, by the ditching of the train. The
conductor OF the train was badly injured
Hon, A. E. Borle, who has been travelling
with General Grant, arrived at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, on the Goth. He informed a reporter
that General Grant would probably reach San
Francisco about the 10th OF September.
Patrick Burk shot and probably fatally
wounded James Brogan, his brother-in-law
at Cleveland, Ohio, ON the 2lst Burk's wife
had left him on account of bad treatment
and Brogan visited Burk's house TO inquire
after the children, one Of whom was sick
when Burk ordered him off the premises, but
before Brogan could comply with the order
Burk drew revolver and shot him.
At Chicago, on the 22d, while a Bohemian
Sharpshooters' Association was holding
picnic, one of the sharpshooters engaged IL
quarrel with a visitor, and after using hlu
up pretty badly had him elected from thu
ground. He stated his grievance TO the crowt
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-27

outside the gate, and gaining some sympathy
there inaugursted an indiscriminate throwing
Of sticks and stones into the enclosure where
the picnic was being held. The Lieutenant
OF the company ordered his men 20 fix bayo-
nets and acharge was made towards the gate
and the crowd were bayoneted and sabred un-
I'll they fell back. The company reformed
outside the gate in single line, facing the
street and fired several volleys into the crowd.
Six persons were wounded, one of whom
has since died AS soon as the affair became
known two squads Of police repaired to the
ground and arrested the whole company.
The dwelling house of j. F. Reynolds, near
Jonesboro, Tenn, was destroyed 10y fire on
the 3d. and in It burned his daughter and
sister-in-law, Young girls of thirteen and six
teen years. The fire originated in their room
which was locked on the inside. They were
so blinded and bewidered that they could not
open the door, although Reynolds, who had
been awakened by the roaring of the flames,
called to them and tried to break the door
in He then went to save his wife and barely
succeeded in getting her out. He was badly,
and it is feared fatally burned.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned sine die on
the 23d,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-27

The annual Eneampment of the Grand
Army assembled at Albany, N. Y, on the
nth. The veterans made an imposing dis
play and we're reviewed by Governor Robin
son. banquet was given in the evening.
The toast "The President Of the United
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-28

SINCE Peru and Chill pitched into the
present war. each country has been getting
arms and munitions q va, from England
and the United States via the is.hmus Of
Panama; but Peru making the most pro-
gress in this business, the other Republic
has t~ndeavored to stop the trsnsit across
the isthmus aud the embz-kation from
Panama q lighting material. Bot the Co
lolnbian authorities are making too much
profit on these transactions to absnion
them. and so il contents itself by protest
ing that at some future time the obiiga-
tions OF neutrality viii be observed. The
~cnmbering Of the Panama wharves with
parcels Of cartridges marked breakfas,
bacon, and the employment of various
of warfare.
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rnE AxrI-ConxELL SCHEME

Some Republican opposition TO the slec-
ton a Cornell is being manifested in New
York. aud some effort is being made to-
wards an organized effort to defeat him. ~
. rebuke to Senator Conkling. The New
York Nation helps along the movement By
arguing that the success Of Cornell will be
taken - . personal victory of cunkling-
1T viii send him to the Presidential Con-
vention next year with the air OF having
the State OF New York in his pocket. and
being. therefore. entitled to . weightier
voice shout the nomination than any one
else there. That his voice viii he thrown
in favor Of whatever nomination seems
most likely to restore the regime in which
be vas the leading figure from isoS tolsse
there can. Of course. be no douo'' md
should he have his ~ay. the Rspublcan
party would be committed to the very men
and principles and methods which fri'fersd
away the majority Of 1874 so rspidly that
b. 1874 the Democrats had possession Of
tie House Of Representatives. and probably
elected their President tNo years A4s1-
1t is argued that TO scratch Cornell 50 As
70 run hin behind the ticket. or defeat him.
while the rest Of the ficks IS elected. would
give all the moral results Of siefory to the
Republican party. while it would wrench
the machine 50 badly that it could not be
started up again for the Presidential year
The scheme has the sanction IL George
William Curtis and the man Eailiiaers
generally Of New York At . sanae snen
the Democrats are 30 badly denorAlized IT
is at lrass an encouraging Circumstances to
end disafsetion in tie Republican ranks
also. The voses that will shus be withheld
from CornelI ma result in the election OF
Robinson. Notwithstanding the revolt OF
Tammsny and Boss Kelly.
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Wednesday. the 18th Day of oete
49, ~
APPLICATION roaApArExr

no TIE PgE&I Y MISE-No. &-J1sssG
States Land Dzoe. EaTez&. Nevada. ssPt111-
teE =. ~l-ss--Noue= - hereby Gxs7. f4aI sla.p1
Weaosn- wAose Pcsta4ce s44reSs1 - CoEse1. Al
rpkA ccau1y. Ney2zA has f44z day 15ed lis kp-
yliczEo1 for s pzl-zffuE t4eSe1 E112-e1 2.teNa
linear 1ezt q EEc Prez2luE aaGe Ct xe1l D<Ar-
ing silver. WITH surface grand t41- hundred
fso13 feet II Width. situate. lTi3g Ard e<s-s n
Eureka Mining D-str3lt- cm1LgF q E9reGz AID
state " Nevada. AID kzoSz za3 designated by
TIE field holes 412 o1siEl plat n lie n Ills
osEce ss Lot No FoE5y 10 in T0wlsas Tween
ts-ssx 10 L0EtA. kGa-= f~Drfy@49As 49, East
q Iuuar Di1blo Meridian TAs exterior hszD4-
aries G. said Lot Nc - being AZ follows. - @lEi
Variation. i8h degrees east Co1Ezsze1lg ~ &
post marked No. i. T.. s Survey No 80. tie
sza4e being poss Nc 8 OF e. ) SarTey SO 81
Garrison l01s. %hezce tie sscrzQo corzer ce1@-
zaon tc SeNtzoHs 5. s, AID ;. Township Is
bears S 81 GeE S min ". S.Il0 feet. and iAe
Garrison SHAFT bears \ 81 deg. - 4a9- ~ 7-s
feet Thence. rua1ing Isl Coarse \ ~ DEG. "
Eo fees. to pesf marked No !, T. 5 SGrvsy No
10: thence. ID course y s9A Ges L loo feet
10 past n-zTses Nc ). e :. s1ryey Ne %.
thenee- ID course. ; i dg Z 800 feet - Posf
marked No 4. L. :. survey No. 80 tie Sane bt-
ing post No Of L. S surrey No %, 9unct0a
lode. and skelce. sta course : S-z deg " i.l0s
feet. along said survey Ne -. Junction lode.
t. post No. I. tie place ef beginning. Contain
ing 10 s-l1 acres. Tkis elzaN il bounded ssuSA
by the Junction. west oy the 0x-rzs01. The
location Of THIS E1ne "a duly rscerded II tie
Recorders Os1re u Ca-tex Mining District, II
Book =. Any and all Perso1s e42iliEE al
versely arr portion o; SAID premium mine. q
said mining ground as E~e-etnbefOrr described,
are REQUIRED 10 ale their xaverss clz1I4 wzia
the Register ef TIE United States Land eAxs,
at Eureka, II the State o. SevAds, during the
sixty days peEsoG q publication hereof. 81 t1ey
viii he barred ty virtue IF TIE provisauzs ef lie
statute
se9s-ad JAS MoNARTIS. Register
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO THE JUNCTION MLSE-Sa XII
i United States Land OF e. kurekz. NsTA4A-
September -. Ir7s-Aouee Is hereby g1gs1-
;azs simon MeabzE, whose Pusr1t@ce address -
CUrfrx. Eureka county. NeyA1s. has tbs Gay
filed his Sgpllcss3ou for . patent for E8seea
hundred / .a01s linear fleets o TIE JuartioA Eztcs.
or vein bearing silver, E3tE surface grunnd tozr
hundred 400 feet IL x1ath, situate. lying and
being IL Cosfsx Mining rissr1cf. County q
Eureka AID state cf Nevada and EECE4 ara
designated BY TIE field uofes AID c--c14l plat
on ME IL tins 0.1ce as Lot No TAirfy nine f&g.
IN Township Teelty SIX A01tA. Range Evzfy-
eight east OF Mount D12baQ Meridian The ex-
ter4cr boundaries of said Lit No. ~ besns zs
follows. T. vii. Variation los degrees east.
CsM.ael1sEg Il ; pest married No !. L. ; Szr-
Vey M - the zzils A~lzg rost Se.sut T. >
Survey No. Sz%sxrT8san la~.e. whe1oe the Sec
toa corner eonan4on - Sections 5. 8. : And ;.
Township y birth. AAnge - 81 Mount b8zeo
MerlaiNA. eeaEs ) g. deg i na4n y xf2s feet.
.Ei the Garrison shah bears y IL deg. v ~
feet fn4ace. running lsi coarse sx4 deg
L 90 fr~t, T. past No 3 = SAID Garrison sar-
vry, i.Soe Feet 81 pest marked No-1 c. survey
Ne. y. tAe-rr. ID c0Gxse 5 ~ deg L co. feet
- pst llsEksd No 5. Z. ; Survey No -;
thence. ID cogrse. ; SIS de- y 2ss9 feet q
past married ~ 4. L.. ; Survey No -. Reese
4ta course, \ II seq. " 100 fset - pet 30 !.
TIE place u b~ginntuss containing i 9s-3p1
scrsS- This riasA u bounded On tAe Dcrt1 By
the GzrTlsaa- The location u this E1i1e % dEls
recorded IN the Recorders O1ee 81 cortez In
ans Distract IN Book - sas and al P~rsS2s
claiming slvs = ly any portion q said 5aDef-o1
mine. " sss1 A4sning ground as here1nerto--
d~scr. ar1 sre r~e4nif@l 10 tie their adverse
claim Ni.. the E~Sfsfer Of tie Tn ted States
LAad one. az Aareka. II the State Of Nevada.
during iA~ sixty DAYS period q Pat24c-isan
hereof. " they will be barred ~ vErs2e II tie
prosisalas q tie statute
SEES aa HAS, cASETIS. Register.
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PACIFIC COAS I,
ESPECIAL 10 TIE kURExA DAILY SENTINEL J

s,x FEavcIsoo. September y.


SAx FKAxcIsco. September n.
After lezvia- tie stocN Bari today
General Grant Iunehel n the pzrlar 81 the
Anglo California Bank. fr0A tasrs y
prxp def l. tie Mint. tie o3eeus II which
showed the parry shraEgh is various de
parerenos Tzf~ essnits he Ni1- foa the
i-sr time s@ Pinzsar- Al the CaEozriA
Theatre. astzr which he wIlI Sfsend ; grad
camp ire II veterans TS-1o-rUg Re vii
dine with J. c. flood and % Eo0dAS wasA
D. o. Mills 81 Milltr1e- Daring tie asv.
On Nondsv. he vii attend = nrrsrslca hy
the paafc school ehil1rra Al WocdwAr3s
Gardens. Prepsr4fS as are oSln- e2-rfGNr
made ~ iu~rrs sAe Saves a tue 25z,-.
and the School Bard s~lm2.S fAxt sAers
sill b. from 5000 10 SAgoo eA1l2<c1 prs
sent
Dsnis Ke1rnev again snS zr his card y
General Grant TO-DAY xAo a. hsf0rp- d.
eIinsd 70 see hiu. Sa.w ezrsesSv j. ~
pressed a. 10 wAat Ea2---v vi have -
say NJ she sand los to-Earrox.
Pine street between SAnsems zaS Nszs-
gouse-y. w4s his m1rnSzS 1A-uEcs& vita
r4apls il x~nscsp2-ls7 e xxSs e Gszs-s3
Grant 10 the san FrAnc@-s Sss5 Ex-
ch21-e- The hall xni &AAv e sAs hzl&
ing WIS 5sESszy eroE1e5 a z4z s< ~ sz
rrxae7 being kePs open ~ ps he
Ra&-1-rua-a- which ! = wa-k q ~. TD@E
<ss tss1efaIly 6srerA.ss vsfA Sws~ Srzs
xnd szilxx- Bzsz@aSs o~SaN& 81 &a 7S1Aa
Ao1r. and Sassn zfss- TIE Gsz<z&1 and rarsx
arrived. As be Ez1@ hs ~avPszrszos S7
the scsr. accompanied sy Z P Reek&.Z-
President q 7A= ExeAEaEs * GaTsT2ax
Low vu15S CiEsses AID q seE cES<rS~ 1A<
hrokSz- and Sr<rzi2i<-s ETs@-s3 Am VIII
x---~-m-a 49, 80 = - -E--~~z-1a-
fh- galleries joining n he ~4rp4suss- Mr..
Psekh4z introduced the EEsss hraR3v. and
1ttsr another rozni Of cheers tie GSze-Al
and party were csz57czel to 1 Sszs IN shz
firhs OF rAe caller desk under 4 Srzrs-y
az silken E4-s- Tbs cal 1hea eunFs1ne,a-
hat The market SIS rather Gzl and xsAk-
md the brokers ~ere zaxhls - srssf s1slr
visitor 70 : lively sr4r1nea 4 their STRIFE
Of business 81 h2lt-pSss ii the guests
wIth5rew. the crowd which fingered ols-
side ehsering = the party drove Of
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THE PUBLIC PULSE

sPEAKTSG KRaM EXPERIENCE.
z 81. --

sPE4ETSS FROM EXPERIENCE.
Froa d4 Salt Lake Trlezas
Ls1r4 Fair. uh0 lessnTei in New York
"a Tue~isv hight On Csifrns7 Is ehsxr4e-
fersze5 by tie DISPATCHES a. j COMMON
scold- Laura nav be Fair, hat she IS not
that var toward tie Szte FROM which she
halls. She found m Words q conmends-
ton for TIE State. AMI eonel1sSs by szyiug
that women in California who hare not
some -csndsl attached n Ihsir skirts, are
- hard 10 ind * white bl2ckblrds- She
speaks from experience.
No goEE COMMITTEE DELEGATIONS.
T-11 the Carson TrbuHs.
At least s~aree-fourshs II The Republicans
a Nevadz favor Blaiaa for President. and
hzd ouF delegation 30 Cincinnati voted in
accordance With the wishes az the Repaid
leans II this State. Blaine EoCid he Pres
ideat to-day. We want nc more Central
Committee Obligations. Let the rank and
Gle express their choice
The MOST IMPORTANT ExoDCs-
Fron The Philsdelphis Press.
The most important exodus movement
Just nov i the emigration OF English farm
er- and G rhAnics to the Unifei Sfafes-
There i plenty OF room for skilled labor in
this eaunrry. j. = the unzkilled labor
which in times os depression becomes =
drug in the market
BLAINE HAS THE L
Prom TIE Reno Senrnsl
Nevada Republicans are abnut equally
divided between Grant and Blaine. But
we think that Blaine has the call. Sher-
mans name Is hardly ever mentioned.
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Il NOS ~EzPOEIaST ExoDCs-
Fron the Phil&dslphix Press.
COAST CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned from Various
Sources.

Oregon has 500 postoffces.
The Bodie papers predict an unusal sever
Winter.
There Is one drinking place in Bodie to
every forty men, women and children
With only three mills running. Silver
Reef manages to pan out about $50, 600 8
week
The falling Of in Ctah's lead production
from the first eigh. months o. this veal
amounts to s 7s45i0 pounds, as compared
with the period Of last year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-28

Sacramento. september 2S-vife OF NJ. Gtlruy.
II Ruby HILL q dsnghter.
Virginia. September 95-wife Of Thos. Waters.
\ son.
Virginia, September z3-wife Of ThoS. NoonAn,
n son.
Virgins. September a4-wife If ]. W. Farrell,
\ son
Virgins. September a5-wife Of Harry Bieck.
\ son.
San Francisco. September 2s-wifs Of Louis
Liebes. q daughter.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

I HsvEALAR6 NUMBER OIL ACCOUNTS
i sui due 70 ne in Eureka. and 80 have ne
farther bn%sness here. have placed said 60
counts II the bands O 1adRe Atwood. sf ths
Q nrt. who will commence suit fer
thu eollef1rn q said halls, unless pA2d Ere
vtous to oetb<r j. Is-s.
lats q lie Ehits h~ass.
k2zs<A. tsst. =. isss. ss1l-av
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500 o.

L Will. PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOB
Il the xrrest AID eeEyiers0n o. the person ur
PERSONS who. On last Friaey. stole from zas
cAhin il RobSlEs Canyon. . SIX aid 1v~-sAu~trr
pistol. zni a &.nke / ean he fund ;: Be-
netfa & Mergaastell's ssuns SALOON. 60 Main
street. CUE
Eureka, sept. u. is7g. s3s-lxs
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nzEx INNING CoAFANr-LocATIoN
z zr1zavxz vlsc< q business San FrzR-
s1ssN Cafeteria &s11a1 q ~erks. AGrsk.
EsS-sxs E4-~n GzzSx- NsTs2x-
N-xAerp x-e 1~eE7rzEs1- Erc2 TIE fol-
z Gs<s-aa1 sEeS. ga 1Sca11s Il xsSe~s-
zrwz " asxzs1 Sz III lztE Gxy q August
sS1S 4e ssSe-al sz2c@Ess set opposite the
s.szsS q sAs respective shareholders. As fell
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The adultsrasion 81 food. and in partie-
ular its poisonous aialser.sion, i great
and groring evil and q that calls for the
greatest care and ~v4:chf1lress- Pickles.
spices. liqaors. confectionery. teas. soaps
yeast powders. coffee. sugars. ard = hun
dred other 2rficaes Of daily use. are shown
by chemical analysis 10 contain poisonous
substances So large = proportion ct fhe<
that have been chemically tested are shown
to be impure a. 70 raise q P<esz1priSn
against the inpurisy a all In resent
address before the Socsx Scisnes 4sSocla-
ton. . number Of most impressive facts
we're assersed- The quantity a arsenic
imported n tins co1nsy i ssss1ndlag-
The importanons during sAz ysr ending
june 80, 1877. sers 2Ss7, Tl7 ro1ris- E2cA
pouad contained 2tas4l dose for ahsaztasN
adult human beings II = sold u I
marksrs almost - freely IS wocd xn1 cr1l.
at . wholesale price 4 trun II - 2esnss
per pound
What becomes Of it, Il Is used SAYS
Mr.. Angel. in val papers. paper eurr2I1s.
a.
--- -. - -
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-I---s $500
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Der. 1873. Persons calling fer any of these
letters. will please say. Advertised Sept-m-
Der ., .s7s."
Arnison Z Lsnni<ter Miss Victoria
Bnck John Miners Inion
b ,ssnko S Morrison James
Retts John Mclser Mary
Brown Samuel MeIgrr JNmes
Crandie $ Newmau Gus
Cnrnow Chss ushorne john G
Cysige Alfred Osborne james
Candy Auther Pearson rom-2
Dsrrsh Pvt Peterson Gus
Edeyesn is Penr-se Thomas
ft;ler Henry Rickard II l.
Fox Fred Rich Mrs
1rigz samuel R3ckzrd Harry
Or rhths W ID Reed John
6erraus John sherman Richard
Hsmilton Hugh sample VIVA
Hsrper John Stetherage Jasper
Hamilton Herbert Temhy Hiehsrd
utchins m Andrew Trelosr John
Handy John r elun Edmund
II rringt,n Mt Wills Iehn
lveS Iohu Williams
lgxnstfAs James WSilsre Wan
Jeses Joea White II
keefe Ma own Williams Fir.
sSs-lt J. ". LA4bLAT. =. u.
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they are thoroughly convinced of their
value.
The su,-s oninfon of Grant.

NEw YoRK, September "a.
The Sun says: Instead Of tasing a short
road TO the ptivacy and rrst for whci, has
soul yearns. Grant pr0po-es e. sableet him
self 10 the torinre- Of Publicity for several
months longer. He accepts ihe programme
which thu fankiss and lntrlgaers whc sur
round h:=s haze arranged He Is not the
man 10 sacrifice his NJ comfort TO the
gratiscat;on Of any number cf gaping
fools. II he really desired 10 e. into re-
tiremeni be would ses it.
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DR.. z. B. DE La MATYR.

III NEoParnI~r.-oFfEsE ANN
III r~aAsA. r rvtr F1~ksis Restaurant, AAlu
strv.t v-ee lSar.. ~ eAAs ~ s-4
: Ay9.&
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A-lal aNcH-la-ae VII - II = osltE =
the as1rG q D.-ecturs. Ez4c Oh tEe 1I71r.t1
zzy u August ls7S. - z4x.y shares u Each
Uzresl q sz-A szaek Is EzF b~ 1eesSs=ry.
w1lI be sid Il pEalse zzc1oz. At TIE e&oc q
TAQs }. Feulser-rs Room "A, Merchants III
chang Eallz1g- NJ. 41 California street. san
Fr1ne5ssa. California, u
Wednesday. h 18th Day of ocfo-
bier. 1879,
At the hoar q zOcLoek P X, q sad day, TO
pay said G~el1zGaeaf ssssss-e-E theresa To-
gesaer with eosss q advertising and eape1ses
q tie sale.
D.F TE2DENAL. Seeressry-
OMce-Eoazas 6 and :, 81 Pine street. SAN
Francisco. California s---t1
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DEzs KxAxxxY il . fool We can prove
IT, b. EAST talks Of burning Grant in
sfkU on the sand lot. Finding that be
bad stirred The people 20 indignation. he
tskss il al back in = Dangling apology.
Th~n b seeks an interview with Grant and
i spura4d- Net satisaed With bring sp.t
. oncs be invites another doe. - will
Be se<n by cur coast asr.sass- II this
kind 81 shuf1ing and sosdying does not
stamp Denis KeArnsy ss . nan Of no spirit
then ue give IL up BE deserves to be
souadly bsossd By every decent working
mas is Saa Frsaessco.
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NEW TO-DAY.
List of Unclaimed Letters

ID EMAINING IN THE POsToFFICE AT
III Ruby Hill. New. ON the 2sth dsy OF septem-
Der. 1873, Persons calling for shy of these
letters. will please say. Advertised sep,rm-
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AA&<1&c. 1CticAlDr< -.
Yesterday SIX new cases were reported,
and i've deaths occurred. The donations
amounted 10 $500. The Towards sent
out only ten nurses to-day, and only four
physicians are on duty, owing to the de-
crease uf yellow fever throughout the city.
Business is already packing up and many
people, from the city are seen daily in the
streets Under tie recent injunction ON
tie State b. r IL Health officials seei
and iias cotton are coming in freely. and
tins puts money in circulation We are
~ aching the beginning u the end of the
epidemic Al l. asst physicians aud Others
50 ferl, and this causes oar pent-np people
70 fsel encouraged and speak hopefully.
Three new eases have been reported 10 the
Board Of Health to-day. Six deaths have
occurred
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AcccHpxxo 70 the sAcrAmsnto Bee. Grant
lcoks cid and weary. onrs - straight ~
n asros. strong and sturdy. be is o
stop ~shouidsred and seemingly afaiessd
vita lassitade. T~o ysau sad . half "
sssusaAl ~sss.pssss s2Psars u have worn
ttn Ava
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The Salmon River Country.
NEW YoRx. September 97

The Tribunes Mon ana correspondent,
writing OF The new discoveries ~ quartz
leads in the Salmon River mountains, SAYS:
These mines are report d TO be very rich.
0n- circumstance which leads me to believe
they viii turn out well is the fact that Cal
forum capitalists. whose money and enter
prise have dew loped the Black Hills ho-
nsnxa@ have bought ss.me mines in the
SALMON his r country. tt ey do not bav
miass snywhere until tina nrsst complete
examination u thsW las been made. aud
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HAsHINuIUN, otpFtiI Der II.
r.. G.. Bl-inr. Senator Biaine's brother.
~ho has been assistant keeper 4 the senate
document room for sew. raj years was re-
moved by Sergrant-at-Arnls Bright to. dav.
Blaine has been giyen leave If absence un-
I'll October 10th. and he was dismissed
without any previous notification Of any
kiad. No complaint was made against the
way in which hr performed his duties. aud
the remasa was undoubtedly made to
make . place for some Democratic Office
seeker.
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Loxp BxAcoxsEzxID's early aptitude for
Imaginative composition has not deserted
kim- - bis speech 1t The Aylesb1ry Agri-
sultarAi banquet shoss- His notion that
sths greAfsst apprehension j. felt in the
Unirsd States skas they eouid not compete
With CasalA euiag 10 their high sAxation
and high uagss."h . bit u romane~ that
may have bsea paeasAns 70 his auditors.
bat hAs no facts 70 back it. The English
fAsmsrs VII Ind thsmsesves 70 hAve been
Tie victims II . bits<r ds,1sien IL the, take
up ~ tdsa thar the supply Of grain from
this country y likely 70 fall on.
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