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MARshAl's NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Town ordinsncs prohibiting the running
~ large Of beg within The lim,ts Of the town
enforced. A pso has been constructed for the
detention OF hogs that may BE- found run.
Ming q iArge, and the legal penalty for such
dstsnuon WI Be- collected In svsry eassI
M n KENNEDY. Town xanhai.
Gold Hi, August %, 40. o
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NyERmAN sILyER mINIAo CON.

" PANY.-Loca,ion OF principal place oi
business, Ban Francisco, California.
Location OF works, uold Hill, b,orey county,
N,vsoa.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the seventh
day OF september, 1850. an assessment mo. 81
Of Fifty Gents per share was levied upo the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'm.
uediately In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary, at the ONCE Of the Company, No. 4i4
Csliiornis street. ran Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this ss<essmsht shall 70
main unpaid on the thirteenth day OF october.
1880, will DO delinquent, and advertised for
sale st public auction. and unless payment 10
made bsfore. will DO sold on WEDNESDAY, the
third day OF November. lso0, 70 pay the
delinquent assessment, together With costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary.
ofioe-No. 4it California street. Ban Iran
cisco, California. 8
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KksrUox nIslse coarAsY.-

HENrUCK INNING COMPANY
N Location Of principal place Of business.
eau francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
Notice u hereby gwen .thst Of . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the twenty nth
t23th) day oil August. 1851, IN assessmen. tho.
l) Of Thirty ts0j Cents per rhsrs was levied
upon the capltai stock Of tue corporation, pay.
aDls Immediately. In United Ststes gold COLI,
70 the secretary, at the ONCE OF the COMPANY,
room 10. No. $40 Pine street. Ban Francisco.
Cali ornia.
An stock upon which this assessment shall
unpaid on the twenty.uiLth ooh
day Of september, 1880, will DO delin
Quent. and advertised Tor sale at public
auction, and unless payment II made beiUre,
will be sold on TUBS Jay, ths ninet.ent.
llsth) dsy OF october. 1880. 10 pay the deiin'
quent assessment, together with costs oi sdver'
using and expenres OF sale. By order OF the
boaru or Directors.
j. ". PEW, Secretary.
onace-Room Is, No. $40 Pine street., ban
FrapciscJ, California. ~
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DELIseUESf SALES.
rv,.ru.N nININo lOnrANY.

iLocssion Vi pr.ncipal plsos Of business. go
Pine etreet, san franc 600, california.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining Dtsttos,
Not,os-TScrs are delinquent upon the fol.
loVipQdescrbed stuck, on account OF s-eess
ment (No. III levied on the tvsnty.nr,t g2lstl
day Of July, 1880, the several amounts -
opposite the names VI tbs respective shsashoid'
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REPORT OF cuIry r%SoIsrrR OF o. u. y. D.
GOLD HILL. August Q, 1880.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemen I
have the honor TO submit my frst quar-
terly report. The Department. has been in
service eleven times. Sixteen dwelling
houses have been destroyed. Three Of the
fires were caused by ~cosl-oil lamp explo-
sions; two. undoubted incendiArism; o
Ly defective pipe; the balance were not as
certainable. The estimated value Of the
property thus destroyed 10 10000. carry.
ing $500 insurance.
The Department has done faithful duty,
being prompt and efficient, thus prevent.
ing much greater loss Of property.
The apparatus and hydrants are all in
good, ssrviceable order.
Respectfully submitted.
NICK SEXTON.
Chief Engineer Gold Hill Fire Depart
meut.
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ANNUAL REPORTS.

Ansusl Report OF the President OF
Bssri OF Trustees and other
Tvwa On1cials.
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GR0 4 WEEK. 81 Q dsy ct home costly
Dlk made oostly ostnt frss. Aadrsss Taps
= CO.. Argusta, 1ams. lad
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Location q principal place Of basinsss. ssa
Franeisco. California.
Lo..uOn OF works. Gold Hil, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
loving described tto.k On IccouLs oil asNss.
meht tNo. III levied On he eiss day Of JulS ,itoO,
tbs SEW raj anounts Get opp.stis The Names Of
the respective shxr, hUldsis. ~ follovss
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REPORT or TOWN cLEnx.

GOLD HILL, August 2. 1880.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemen The
following 10 my report for the quarter
ending July 81. 1880:
Amount Of warrants issued. ...S3.72i 10
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

DROsPECr 0OLD AND silver
: MINING o0MPAhY.-Locauon Of prIn.
forniA.
Location Of works. Silver Star District. Storey
county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the twenty fst
day oil Augist. 1850, an assessment mo. y
OF Ten Cenn llUc) per share was levied upon
tue capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary. ct the ONCE Of the Company, Room
n. Nsichsnts Exchange. ISL California street.
Ban Francisco, CaIiorkia.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall
eemsin unpaid on the twenty-eightn day Of
september. 1oS0, will be delinquent. and sdver'
tised Tor sale a. pubic auction. and nniees
payment 10 made before, will DO told on
SATURDAY. the sixteenth 18th day oil
Uctobsr. 1850. 10 pay the delinquent assees.
ment, togvthsr win cost Of Advertising and
expenses Of sals.
BY order Of The Board Of Directors.
r7TtNf II. p. BUSH, secretary.
ofice-No. ~ Nerchants' Exchange. tsl Gal.
fornia street. ban francisco. California. -
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A LEA sILvER INNING CON;

A LTA Silver MlNlN0 CON:
"A PANT. -Location Of principal place o.
business, Ban Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining District.
Gold Hill. Storey county. Nevada
Noucs 10 hereby gwen. tnat ~ Q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the twenty
NTH C2Sth) day Of August, 1SSO. an asssss.
msnt INC. 1sl II Finy (U) Gents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor:
poration. payable Immediately. In United
states gold coin, TO the secretary, % the ofncs
Of the Company, No. S0i Montgomery street,
Rooms 8 and o. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which tnis assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty ninth day OF
september, lSS0. will be delinquent. and sdvef.
tissd Tor sale at public auctou, and unisss yay
ment 10 made before. viii be- sold on Mon.
DAY, the eighteenth day Of Uotvper. 1861, 70
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising aud expenses oil sale. BY
order OF the Board Of D.rsciors.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofice-No. aol Non 'gomery street, Rooms 8
and 9. oan franci.co. California. 10 q
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State Central

State Central Committee
CHURCHILL.
J. W. Ferguson.
pouo.As.
James A. Rigby.
xu1xxA.
Thomas 8. Douglas, J. =. Work.
II. D. Foley. Moses Lyon.
B. n. Bigslow. n. W. Brown.
xsxuRALpA.
]. n. Dormsr. A. T. Brann.
HUMBOLDT.
Ajax. Wise. Frank Nsrmors.
LAxpxa.
Allen A. Curtis. Charles Rsprsuls.
LION.
W. R. King. George ". Xsith.
LuooLs.
Rs. ol.pp. Vim. p. Goodman,
NE.
Benz. cIrlsr.
olxssY.
g. L. Lee. Alfred Helm.
r. J. Mccullough.
sroarY.
]. L. Requa. Q. Q. Stevenson
All. poten, Richard Rising.
Z. B. Harris. Z. etrother,
Geo. !. Lammon.
wASHoE.
O. 8. vsrisn. J.s. Shoemaker.
]. R. Kendall. z. A. xsDsrmid.
I. Z. RRouA. OAairnss.
ALI. Doru. s.es.s.y. saiTsa I.
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Reports OF Tsws Omeiais fo~ the
Quarter Ending July 81. 1850.
REPORT OF rowS raxAsuaxa.

REPORT OF TOWN r~RxAsuRxR.
GoLp HILL. August 2. 1880.
To the Hon. Board Of Trustees Of the
Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemsn ] here
with submit for your consideration the
Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
July 81. 1850:
Dr..
To balance on hand April 80.
loo0. .Sl,zls %
Hon. l.. 7. Fox .............. 1000 w
+. w. Folsom. 20 w
N. Kennedy 2,VII o.
Total. ..........$S.266 VI
Or.
By Coupons. 400 90
By Warrants. ....... 6.tsl VI 6,2sl w
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REPORT OF TOWN xARsHAL.
GOLD HILL. August Q, 1880.
To the Honorable Board Of Town Trus.
observation-disclosures: ! herewith submit my
report Of the business Of my Office for the
quarter ending July 81. 1880:
DR..
Licenses collected ..............Sl.7 37 90
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lxYoxr or TIE YRrsrDrSr OF TIE BOARD
OF TOWN TRrsrKKs OF \ Town OF
GOLD HILL.
To the Taxpayers and Citizens OF the
Town VI Gold Hill: 10 accordance with
the requirements Of the Charter OF the
Town VI Gold Hill, I herewith submit .
report OF the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April Is. 1850:
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SE.nsaArED sELcnxE MIMIC

once-No. SO III. ssIsss. EsoM 8. s.a
Francisco, California.
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Balance on hand July 81. 1880. ..si.9si IS
o. H. Gallup. Treasurer.
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LuNENBuRG.

POLITICAL MEETING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BETWEEN MAJOR X. BUroRD Axr Mr.. GLEN.
GsEEN-TuE READJCsTER REPRESENTATIVE
coRyERED.
Correspondence o: The Richmond Dispaicb.l
AUGUST 10, 1880.
Yesterday was our County Court, and
there was one of the largest crowds out
l have seen for many months. The Re-
adiusters were represented by Major T..
Buford, Of Brunswick, who spoke from the
east end OF the porch IN front Of the court
house for an hour and quarter. lie was
replied to by Mr.. Glenn. Green, Of Charlotte
county, on behalf OF the national Demo.
cratic ticket, who made splendid speech.
He drove Mr. BufOrd 10 the walt more than
once. Mr.: Green asked Major Buford II
the Roadjuster Convention nominated q
Radical would he Major Buford) vote for
him. The Major said 1t was an unfair ques.
ton.
Mr.. Green ~ told you my friend did
not know where he stood. pause for a
reply"
MIR. Buford: 81 do net expect to vote"
[Crics from the crowd, "That was worse
than yoting."l
| have never seen such change In old
Lunenburg In my life. She will cast large
vote for the Democratic electors In Novem-
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lYNCHBURli.

GENERAL EATON, UNITED STATES C0MMISSI0S-
Err or EDUCATION ADDRESS TO THE NOR
NAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM
RICHMOND BURGLARY AND ARSON.
ICorrespondence OF The Richmond Dispaich.J
AUGUST Ii, 1880.
General John Eaton, United States Com
missioner OF Education. delivered an inter
esting address before the Colored Normal
Institute here YESTERDAY. IL was listened 10
by a large audience in addition to those con-
nected with the Institute. The General
treated mainly Of the system known as the
New Education" and was profuse 10 Its
praise. He also laid much stress on the
moral training as the basis OF all true edu-
cation. lie made very favorable impress
sion, and was himself most fayorably i'm
pressed with the kindly manner In which
the colored people seemed TO be treated.
A "circus boom" seems TO have broken
out in Virginia. Two are to visit this city
within the next two weeks (Robinson's and
Coups), and two others are travelling in the
State. The hunger for circus here is as
keen as that Of DR.. Tanner for beefsteak
and wslermelOns, and there VIII be great
rush 10 the tented field.
Large quantities OF granite blocks are ar
irving here from Richmond for the paving
OF Main street on tue Belgium plan.
An iucendsary IRE in Danelsville last night
destroyed the store OF Mr.. Kirby, 1t having
been previously robbed, as is supposed.
TELEPHONE.
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After VfctOria's Band.

DENVER, COL, August ia special
from Santa Fe says: Conformation from I'll
Paso is TO the effect that scyenty-fye or one
hundred Indians, either from Victorla's
own band, or those from Mexico, who had
aided Victoria, and who have been lowering
for the past few days between old Fort
Ouitman and Eagle Springs, crossed The
Rio Grande near Quitmsn early this morn
ing and headed south into the State OF
Chihuahua. Colonel Buell., commanding
the Mexican troops in The field against
these Indians, has been notified by courier,
and will endeayor TO cut them of. a
column Of Indians, numbering about one
hundred. constituting The main portion OF
Victoria's force, passed the Rio Grande
later in the day. They evidently found
that Colonel Grierson's command. after the
fight In Raitle-Snake csnon. was in posses
sion OF The waiering-places, and passed
north and had 10 retreat. General Hatch
thinks the Indians will try 10 get through
bis lines into the Members or Magalon
mountains. To prevent this be has dis
posed the troops under Colonel BueiPs
command along the road from Fort Cum
Minis to the river. Colonel BCelps head
quarters are now at Slocumb's ranch,
about the centre of the lines"
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FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. August 13.-Eosu.--stocks strong.
Money on call. gas per cent. Exchange-Lone.
4elA; short. 4e3x. state bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Ersnfsg.--Money. 2@s per cent. Exsbasse.
4sl4N4Stk Governments quiet ana eenefalIy
frm; new 5s. 1929: AZ per eents, III; per
cents, 1924. stues dali.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY
NEW YORK, August l3.-Tbe Posts financial ar
ficle says: At the Stock Exchange To-day there 10
firm market for bouds. which shows an arvaDce
OF per cent. for 6's Of 1880 and 1851. 5's, and
AS. Choice railroad investments we're lower
In the early dealings. but have since PARTIAL,
recovered. The general stock markes opened
weak. and prices yielded yak per cent. but
st the hrst board the tone OF speculation
became 6rmtr, aud an advance or 10 TX per cent.
followed. The stocks which led The advance were
Iron Mountain. ~. Paul and Omaha, Hannibal and
II. 10, Northwest, 81. Paul, and the coal stocks.
The market At time OF writing Is firm. Money con-
finues easy AT 2@3 per cent. on call. Time loans
range from TO AZ per cent. and prime mercantile
paper Is discounted q. 4d5 per cent.
The Following quotations were current to-day:
Sisies AZ per cents, 109.@1l0; New Jersey Gem
trsl. 75h: Ohio and Mississippi, 32a: Erie. 4za I;
Michigan Central. "a Hannibal and ~. Joseph,
SO; Lake Shore, 10Sx: Northwest, 100: North
west preferred, ll9: Iron Mountain, 55k; Rock
Island. -; 81. Paul, S9h; ~. Paul prefer red,
-: Wabash, 81 Louis md Pacific 404: Wabash.
-. Louis and Pacific preferred, 7UA; kansas and
Texas. SO; Western Union Telegraph, LOG; c.
G.. and !. c., l6A: Pacific Mail, 4Ob
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 13-Vireina 6'., deferred,
81 consols 574: second series 24k; past due cou-
pons, Ssls new l0-40's, 4lA. Bid to-day.
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I0udOun Lands.
ILeesburg MirrOr.l

A ride through a portion Of LOudoun {
few days ago presented to the gaze perfect
wilderness OF growing corn, the most Of
which IS sufficiently advanced to insure q
good yield, even without any more rain.
Should the season continue favorable, how.
ever, as il promises at this writing. the
growth OF corn and fodder will be almost
Unprecedented.
We were also struck with the evidences
OF thrift everywhere visible, not only in the
number OF new houses that have sprung W
within the last few months, hut also in the
general improvement OF the farms, roads,
&c. We passed one farm near Round Hill
every field OF which is enclosed with sub.
stantia stone fence five feet high and aggie.
gatiug over five miles in length.
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CR,Mgs AND CASUALTIES.
a..amniiees Arrestetl.

CuaEr,srox, q. c., August 13.-Richard
and Lewis James. both co,ored, were ar
rested to-day nj Marion, In this State, as ac
COMPLIES I'm the murder OF ID. M. Harrel
respectable white citizen, at that place
some DAYS ago. There seems 10 be M
doubt OF the guilt OF Ben. James, a coloret
| teacher, and brother OF Richard aud Lewis
| who was arrested early In The week. The
motive for the murder Is still shrondcd In
mystery.
A Murderer Sentenced 10 be Hanged
WILMINGTON, n. c., August 13.-Sfe
phen Richardson tcolored). who killed hi'
mother-In-Iaw and attempted TO kill bi,
wife and fAiher-in-law in this city on the
night Of July 10Th last, was to-day convict.
ed OF murder In the Criminal Court and
sentenced 10 be hanged on the Sd OF Sep
TENDER next.
Supposed Suicide.
New York, August 13.-Henry L. Ed,
wards, young man about twenty-eighl
years OF age, who took passage on the
steamship City OF Dallas at FernaDdina on
her last trip to this port, mysteriously dis.
appeared during the night OF the 9th, and
Is supposed to have jumped overheard. lie
came aboard apparently in III health and
destitute circumstances. Nothing was
found among his effects to indicate ,he n-
tenti0n OF suicide.
The Philadelphia Excursion Disaster.
MORE VICTIMS DEAD-EIGHTEEN DEATHS
so PAR REPORTED.
MAYS LANDING. n. j August 13.-Ju-
dith, a two-year.old daughter OF MIS-. Me-
Crystal. died here last night from the inju-
ries received in the collision on the Allan
tic City railroad. This is the elder of the
two children OF The McCrystal family who
were all scalded and burned. Their mother
di, d in Philadelphia last night. The death
OF the McCrysta child makes the list Of
killed eighteen. There are still several per.
sons unaccounied for. and 1t is proposed 10
drag the Great-Egg Harbor river near the
scene OF the accident in the hope OF recov-
eripg the bodies OF the missing.
40 ONg CORRECTLY RESPONSIBLE"
MAYS LANDING, August 13.-The coro.
ner's inquest was held to-day upon the
body OF one of the victims. The trainmen
and number OF other witnesses were eX-
amined, aud a verdict rendered that the de.
ceased came to his death bv an accident, for
which neither the railroad company nor its
employees are directly responsible.
The engineer and cot ductor OF the
second section OF the train are still held,
however, for the action OF the grand jury
Crushed by Falling Earth.
LONDON, August ia Paris dispatch
says mass OF earth fell yesterday and
crushed two houses at NreuXport, near Poi
tiers. Ten bodies have been recovered, and
ten more said to be under the ruins. TIE
fall Of earth WAS occasioned by an immense
landslide, which destroyed some large lime
kiIns.
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Four Acres Of Fire.
THE LOSSES AND INSURANCE BY THE LUMBER
YARD FIRE AT LONG ISLAND CITY.
New York Tribune, Yesterday

THE LOSSES AND INSURANCE BY THE LUMBER.
YARD FIRE AT LONG ISLAND CITY.
New York Tribune yesterday.l
The fire at the lumber yards OF tue Elk.
port Lumber Company at Long Island City
continued TO burn on Wednesday, although
the fremen got il under control the night
before. Two tugs were busy all day. each
throwing several streams Of water on the
still smoking embeis. The area which was
burned comprised about four acres, and was
closely piled With lumber. At the lower part
OF the dock everything was burned 10 ashes,
but at che upper end there remained large
heaps OF the charred lumber, which is
utterly worthless. Further on are the piles
which were saved. though they are thought
| to be- damaged. The books OF the company
have not been examined. but an approXt-
mate estimate Of the loss has been formed.
The amount OF lumber totally destroyed
was about l2,000,000 feet, and consisted en-
tirely OF white. pine boards and large stock
of shingles from Canada and Michigan.
From 10000 to 1000, 900 feet were saved,
although badly damaged. The loss Is esti'
mated at from S22J,000 to S250,000, which
is not quite covered by insurance.
The lumber-yard OF Charles Watrous Is
included in the foregoing estimate. the
two yards having been under the manage.
mcnt OF the Export Lumber Company.
The stock Of Mr.. Wairous was about s.
GOO, 900 feet, the insurance policies on which
were taken out bv the Export Lumber
Company. The Export Company was
doing an unusually large business at the
time OF the fire, and it is expected that they
will not be in working order again for
some months. over $50 men who were en-
gagged at the yards have thus been thrown
out OF employment.
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Canyasstug The States.
NOTES FROM The NATIONAL COMMITTEE HEA
QUARTERS -CONKLING TO SPEAK.

NOTES FROM The NATIONAL COMMITTEE HEAD
QUARTERs-CONKLING TO SPEAK.
New YORK, August II The leaders at
Democratic headquarters were in high
feather to-day over news from Maine,
which represents that their party Is gather
ing unexpected strength, and that the Re-
pubicans are thoroughly alarmed. From
Ohio came to them the information
that GarieId's tour and his utter
ances at Chautauqua had provoked
criticism from the Germans Of Gin.
cinnati and Cleveland. Senator Eaton said
that since the Connecticut Republican Con-
yention's choice had been made known he
had no doubt that the Democrats woald
carry the State, which was a good deal To
come from man who Is so hesitant tn eX-
press opinions as Eaton usually is. In New
York State the Democrats are making first
canvass OF every voter, With encouraging
results. The one crumb OF comfort the day
b ought 10 the Republican headquarters
was the visit OF Senator Conking to
the rooms for the first time. He bad an
hours interview With Jewell, and Jewell
emerged from the private talk in the best OF
spirits. II is conceded that COnkling will
now help the Garfield cause. He begins
with a speech in Brooklyn next week. Then
he will 60 West, speaking in Ohio, Indiana,
and Colorado before returning. Jewel
said that the Connecticut Cons entiou had
set led the question OF the States vote, and
il would be for Garfield beyond a doubt.
The Republicans are arranging for aweekly
series OF big mass.meetines in this city.
The Coukling episode has put them in ex.
ceIlent humOr.
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THE LATEST NEWS.



rnE MAY LANDING. Nd, DISASTER; E;GH-
TEEN vicTIMsDEA AND OTHERS DYING
vrcTORIA's INDIANS STILL TROUBLE
soME-RAcEs At BRIGHTON BEACH Anu
sARAToGA--A RICH GOLD STRIKE IN NEW
MsxIco-C AND SENTENCE OF
NEGRO MURDERER IN WILMINGTON. NJ
CDR. TANNER ALL RIGHT-coNGREs-
SIGNAL NoMINATIoNs-THE BANKERS IN
COUNCIL; A NATIONAL BANKRUPT LAW
RECoMMENDED-THR DENTAL AssocIA-
TIoN-TyPHoID.FEvE AN ING FRENCH
soLDIERs-THE CORK HARBoR PIRACY ;
ARREST OF SUSPECTED PARTICIPANTS
FRESH POLITICAL CRISIS IN BUENos
AYREs-YELLow.F FEVER RAvAGEs IN HA-
vANA-THE ArGHANIsTAN TROUBLES, &C.