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, 1880-11-26

10 flbnfdry or cnarso tr*t Is ever tolerated. 4
!htnFii plisttfno fer tho General with the n,nrc
ntltnhlu friends Of tn, fnmiay whn nrr ktt,w,l
~ l'a well caiucatci, In nt iieal.tlttu to br!nx
out 's
4 H11tIItT OIiTinlEpIcAL
exGrclao fnIntt In TIM Chltsffah UNttta Of Nov =.
And NIX thal II lie rt.ut -
We hnvnnlI trtM1 H. tho f,cnrrnt sy III rc.
h,nrk, "stfi'l inr: n! rhtlc.l. yuI hrt.l mi frtl
1T yo,' tn E,t.al''oR well lM1orn yol begin, i, in
ntn ali jiko 1}ru Jintler sait he wns'm W.
@ r'ntiaas 7ho e fnnr. hn fn"or,t nst ,a, 9',r e'
ihss Iittin p1ecg " ctucntlnn il "tiin si"rn,,u
Th'Inl'-scfbw." Much htt,Inr t,as hem III.
lail!cf bt OF tho little exercise by MI tff funlty.
Ihtrc ID Etf,ry tl,Ht TIM utilrrn ruIntrs with
n largo legreo hf Anllsfnatt0ii, III rcgnr.l to
ITS KSowf,Ebr'E Dr rHEsClt.
u WIS while travelling In EIr,pu. tfo INIT n
Rhnliefnhf! Hhnn no ttlnk tu fRl n FrGttct,,nlttl
all nHkcsl. with tho an4nnHe nj his rO,1ltItun,j,
Htt,wbnE very r fl t'Ie Fncp, hit II, terJl,s lLo
t}6nGrnt cnli.l nut qqlnnrrllnni Tim {jcnnrni
n4nn asked his 1,tcstini.. T'lW innu rt,t rc,iltr
III tllG fncc. and KtnInfncrc wurSn tt1nn tlcTr,,
It. WIN evident neither ,,1ulgfs,upj n wGrti ti,n
Dh0E AAfd. FiNn1y lilo atr,,i,ucr rjurutntctl IN
Entn! Anlcrttnn AnK1o-Haxull:
s,lM,lluti'l!l This lnlIHIHlRe my wny1"
He Wns n.Niltt ~ NUKE nnt,tl,ur etTnrt to tn1k
Win tei1; Thrilled III French, When thu inter
ihiY Arp ynllt n1d fcllpw, nt,yto,F7 WhDt
fMaft M of tho country nr0 fn.l frnfuy''
!. Mith htnnzEtnent tho gentleman rnnlfGh.
- scO'ls!n, hf t:oirau; nn1 wl,nt n fonl | have
Hungct" fIauW
, 1880-11-26
4 llunterss Isxsltlu. struggle with
wounded Isuek Saved by lIis
DuurhtBr.

Stroadsbara tItnn) Letter.
An irtsh!nan nuHlEN "allko" Enlllghun owns
asnil'i! n1ia utmost falYrless furM In tho it0ut
rlke c.a,nly, luMu. Tho l,lial boinx ,,N stony
~ I'ttksur0 prlng crops. Cnllghnn II obliged il
llr hls ha.ltl to nt,ythng ut which lr eutl cnrl
rIiie, and tlur!ng tho foW yours sl,at 10 hl.s
!Ya,s H., ~ ,s,r sh9 ws - Of lko Coanty ia bus slut
fow wIt.lcAts.. lIo has hecn 10 rcc,lstOt,Ipi Il,
.eeit,g hrars In tho wools that lo saya ho h,s
no niur1 ie9r of meeting thuin thnn hu Ans Df
y SOW. l!o mas bad ulllly hairbrcAtith escapes
with hcnrs and cataInounts Within thu past lvu
yeass. 1ut a!ways ea'nc nut Victorious. lIu had
.Is; ~ G;,,cnatus-whtcs, bull It nut hoen for tho
his last-a few 1noruinxa uxo.
CA!!!Blnn Arose eAsllee than usual, as he do-
alsi9nt. While 4ltch!nx bis tlorsa to tic waHon
nG discovered lasEe, four -pronged buck Icor
KlazInx e.a On snAl! CLEARING u fuw rods fran,
, 1880-11-26
BY TELEGlk.ArU.

IOSp0S, Nov. ess-Tho amount of bullion
w'th'lrnwn from the Hank OF England to-ttay
WINS GWiWO.
The weekly statement Of tho bank shows m
Increase Of specie OF 4ax1..,oO0. Tho proportion
tf reserve TO liabilities lit hank, which Inst week
WINS TN rcr GGnt. Ia now I'll III per cent,
l0tt. -'A"' >'"t'' "''
cru tirst-!nortEnRe trlatres' crrttNcates, E0Ii.
dI, secnnd tt1rtTaRc. HJif; Erie, 485f: d.. sec.
mus, NH!.i: New fhck Central, l50tf; Illinois
lug, 1G:s. wv N'e"'
Gonsol.. 100 T-1s for money, 1od11 for account.
iAnts. Nov. 25*-5 per cont rent:s. 85t 721tc
The metallic reserve of tho Ilnnk of Frnnco
ane tnst week ticcrcuHel D,1U0, ,000f In gold aud
3,vl9,WDf III silver,
, 1880-11-26
BUSIN .ESS.


In Chicago and Throughout tho rcat Of tho
United States business wns suspended In oh.
sorvanco Of ThankaRivtng-D restcrdny'e
ihHncaI nnws Is limited to That found in our
foreign dispatches.
, 1880-11-26
GAl2FIELD.
The Generals Numerous Intimate
Circles Of Friendship.
Drudgery Ho Has to Undergo in the
Disposal Of His Correspondence.
Ills Enthusiasm our igassIz-An orihosplsal TX.
tteisc-A Linguistic Incident,

.....
| aMe'a' torFfsf9n"tnes ot 7hs chfea0o 7rthunt,
''ESl',h, o.s NOV. I.-i mot Cnpt. y. +. Henry
nru"y Ut l'n~hlsctti. ~ hive been thinking
Nv s"l. or ING shriniss intimate circles of frlct,-
n.ap "hlch tte1'. unrncltl hns don't hctcvo
,"ut. ~" esce VIA lfes'loht VINO lNl anything
"ks anen1: I'll 1eH1t It doesn't AeeEn go tu 1Nc.'
| =, III. .'!,!, 10 yt',i ecier Tor nsked.
| s W" rSplatF aili III 40 totng syauI'I like L,
u.s',. anc'n unnef !onr hciitls' First, tho
's ,,I". nIe.'"', '"o taureh' th'rtl. tho Can,p-
t"e' M,.s' ioH,th' congress AMI Political fiso.
t,.' naIAy n"o"t oeH. "hft'cl''s which every.
", W." ne cvor ncsh thrhwh INTO CLOSE hss'-
49,. "''h "'"' 4''s HUI lhlteA 10 oEsoryc, is,
..''t u" 10 .......
m"Su.nfui'.r W.; .is AAndE-liEa'sTEi AND GENIAL,
Aa" ce''ohaa inc nheet1ofis Of nlI who como in
,h' 49,. w.. 49,. kaa illustration ot this Is
to- ."Ss .nAl ''o t"a'aI'o ~ Mn EO1nx to Will
,..'s ,nu'a ."HcHo VIVA ioiio~ch by MI tho bright
,"s "'r!t wao cou 'n any way nforsl It, who
~" aos stFera! yehfa after ho went.
~ ..s seuo".eltelo, 1lka thnt OF every 'nnn who
'o "' ooi'uotnn'e tlnlo IN ths school
,u'. -. - w e'os.. o't u ms tfchc chafHcter:
a. ,ne.o "eTo tio on ll'rahi CLASSMATES, who
.lnfo "t""ys stnoh " nm. anu HOW, separated
u." oeet5 "'!to III INC LINEN, tel1 OF their hsso-
,.,. mit.' .'Il ns 'no l'forst Thing of their
,,,,;, 1"c'. thoso ato rue collcgo'nssocatcs ut
Iii '.'ns. ~ VI" VIM ans over hecn to colloKa
. 49, .,ee' 49,, :" "'s'o efen tno su9geatton thrown
ual '.."' c"Atc4e'irlehasliiEs es1Hplmliy With II
.".He'neusto. man Itkc Gnrilclf, will
~. ,s..nI l"1o from INC nHect'ons OF memory.
'N'.' o"nH s c'oso upon tlso collegc- friendships
1''o s"'se VI n1s teacncr hhd pfs'fesaor ifo Mt
..Itn't'. NeFer petoFn or since hive 80 niany
,"'s .n't AZ" women cln"acd 10 TINT hull us
sro,I u.4 ""uuf iis ha1h.h1ssratsot. Tl1ousands
". ~ tnoeo untane" tho inspiration tAnt mn,le
t tnoM uselu, ct'Hcns anaoF hls tsltclnse Follow
III ,,ts ',,o ao.' 'ao e"l'o that OF tho nrfny
, 1880-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR,
No Longer Mi1fors. But Crackers
and Mashers.
11il1stOncs Superseded by If1nga-
rfnn Steel leO1lcrs-The
Now Process,
Some Facts and Figures Connected with
the Minneapolis FIGURING In
dustsy.

ous&sy'
--
w,"sa ~t .o,"'ponathee ,s' O., 7hs Chfeaao Tribune.
MiS*EAfnL's, Mimi, INV. S,.-"IiA,w innny
grind fl n y,sr," n.p,, Wr iii,i,,.. ,.,,,, IT.,
Ialu,rv mr., wo.h,u,r !. mo ~ ~ ~' @ .xc
crs here.
we dnn't grind wheat any tnnrc, my frIontfy'
replied Ar. lilnklI; "wu crack 1t anil tnasb It..
VIC nrcut ,nlllcrs my moro here, sIr; we're
r",,s. 'as a,an .,ashcfs' sr' foi Eastern fellows
a'"1l w., pos,t'I. s's
,.". 49, y,n mean 70 eay you don't i'sc MILL.
'.a "c.r,ainjy I,xaa. s Tim ,n,,tstoro ho, ,,ono m
,mrhnrIs,,; ~ H.. "s, ,s''t, ,ss so'e' Ns
out, md put tho Hungarian stco rollers Il, ,llcir
place. I!cnccfos,h ynu Will r'casc nut say the
".rha ~" s,aa. n.s', r,... n"u ~, "ss' wa sas-
~, ste.; seeei rocrs or ttn H"is roll slowly,
nat they crll. +" ''"w'l'r.'"
sfEEt' fsothEts ". Mitt.SrOsEs.
TO bo eerfoiis. | founl MT tho Mnncapo!is
1ittlers tn9lng out tholr tsi!l.tonct u,t substI-
ti.ttng Bturl ru1Icrs III tI,r1r n,rnu ,y,,ou, ~,
tlju uuy ttt,npuro ,,rt,rcs, I. ,o, ....',.; =,
cfacKe'. THESE rollers nrc alnt thirty Inches
.ohR a1a eight Inches IN diameter. IL taRcs
set of rnjlcys runs r1Dscr thu,, Tim rrn,.,,,,,,
After tho wheat I',ss':s tach set ot rollers It is
nollGn or stItct through ct'arsn clO,h. This
| Cloth lets tue llstntcHrutcs 1urttclcy uc >yleut
| lhrtu,Kh, mud uassgs or tho 1,t,Ikr mil ,urvo
pcces, which arn ruin through anvtl,cr r nn'i 1 n
clnser sc. Of RULERS nnd ,.r".,,.,, n a.. ,,,t
| Inst rollers huyr ln,l. ,Ix. 1,,t ,rhnu. t,,, .,
tue wnxy germs M thn ,yuut ,v,,l,., ~ a.. 49,.
crn,lr w., ,a,+ 1884,. ,.' "'"'' M WHICH 10 nbt
t.,.s W. 'ul sh'''sn on"t IKE Il piece III wns.
| ahe ReFh o1 Kernel OF wheat Ia tlDt good fuo,l
II H,akes foir black fIy tic Old mIlIAtour nr,t-
eess thi. waxy germ wus ground m, wtl, 'Im ,,,,
| stnrt.hv ,.,rtnn onI ,,t,,' .,'.' ~ VIZ, w." .ne
an',r ~. NV so a''" uul!ea 'srnnRh "!,h tho
''", m"''. ns ,no now system of cracking tho ker-
grot,n hit iIattu:,cs mt. nn, .irt,.1 or hn,,,,f
n,,t wt,ttn ,ho u,,,.t ,,'..,,... ~ "o'.e"
crushed Iptn M now"r;. Mh, W. pt , ,o ~hcat asr
N"'e' '.t' lo""''ie I" ""c"a or l'i'r.
| HOW WHEAT 1IEc0MEs rtDEn.
The history Of It single krrIlrl IF wheat, M IL
| ~ i9t"wt: TEn t,r,o, T.. ,,s.,, ,.,.
on whfnt, ,r 80 nutNsen ntGcl f6slcrs
tt,o t"rnai t,+ n' t III nHntluus' rms bfctk4
1rsas .i"1 ~ s,, ro, e.A " e'gni lfeces ni,u II
ncc"s @ nv, -, n,s'i' .'tsr lA!l. MI. IhGse
rI,n a,n.,, ,E ,sssH o'er Gloth strrc dHttcdt
e,nv, et".en; M l",@rtEes FLY Mn!cs lu$s thrh1gl tho
ti,is ,i .' ,tf nsst ptFtnn u file Ehcnt 1t IL
wmr,t = n - 1 a. sHs m = !ne H'pf!ccu Hour,
W. !" W n,,,!. x..." u, u ,"aiei u hs1ilelpolfs.
, 1880-11-26
MINING NEWS.
MIKE NAuIe

Special Dtspa'eh ia The Chttdao Tribune.
Tho lnlning.eto innrkct was dull yesterday,
With tho exception of Lcadvllto stocks, which
wcro active md higher. Cloatug quotations
Hfsro.
, 1880-11-26
LIVE STOCK.

cATerLE-tt was rntl.er quiet day In this branch
Ut tho MArkot. There wna very SaIr Attendance OF
buynrs and during Tho forenoon eolladesnla trlding
whs tDnD, but By moot bntness practically orcr
for tho t]ny. Tn1ncs wero without material change.
Goui 10 uxtsu grndeA for dnyE pruvlous wore
firm. while inferior nrd nctllp Ernhes Hoee
b2tcly steady. Tho quality nveERReA about The saino
as On tho preccln. dass Of tl,s weOk. Cllolce md
Hrtrn rrades comprised nnIy s,ual percentage &C
tle Aut}'y, r0!inun to fair qualities .nkt.R up tho
hulk 4 Ennd 1tlHuy cnttlp Neru left oyes, but tho
Mafkct finished stoady.
QUOTATIONS:
ltxtEa tlocvcH-Grndcd atu1rs. weighing llD
nx nne npwards .&5J0aG*s
rta,es, wHlahing !tn 10 i,ai ns..,........ A7ita5
Tug ll % ian s.....,,.....:.:.,...,:.. t:sots1
Mctl!iM tirn,1r*-t1tnCrx III 1nfr ticstl NutgIi-
!nn inn i:h 55O1tU
lsuGh0t.' stDck-t'oUr IN csttnn!0n a!eerH and
Chn1nHn u chn!cn ebwa for city slaughter
ws!s9na Nj tN lttl ns s.;...:.;..;...:::: 2aoa1ls
g lU aaos22s
bnH. hhd scl]aHnx AtGp[S. .4........+,..,... L141W
ltN'A-Trnts vI,snst Hctiya nnd c,.ltnnuh NJ, up
e. nh3ns neI.Sk !'y whn!, ttno nost Il Thy 9ooit
worthy change. Although Tho rcceItt. nearly
!hs;D u fur tlu rro.lunx Ay tnIul HkN hrsre. tho
saGsine wRx ilrt nnd rrict Df maErllHniahlC ugfpx
Wetu tIlly nh sirt'nH NJ Wednesday. Common ItRht
und p'nr hthvy wesu m u ax III Tho preceding days
o. tt,o ~rnk ~, prizes 91a1 favored he hnyat Tho
ferinr grades *,ht at ELitWi.:; =
tl!EEF-WGEg quiGl unI nhDlt htDniiy nt t1S52tD
per NV lbs for v1ry E'uur 10 rrHiIy chutre gl1Lus,
, 1880-11-26

Preserve good digestion l,y the uso nf thu
Great German Remedy. uamburg DROPS,
, 1880-11-26

n y oat oats u s.!.ox sroxe tho paralysis and ncuro,-
'~ptp Sur. system With Hop ulttcra.H-
, 1880-11-26
Official y0te Of NAVY YOrlk.

ALBANY. N. T., Nov. .i.-The Official returns
give Garfield nnd Arthur Il majority OF al,0Jl
Urcr Hancock Qut EUElIsh:
, 1880-11-26

TotAss,. ..bk5,5ii EA,5ti ll,xsl
NIsonlu, u.
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OPINION OF CHIEF JUSTICE HARRIS.

| think a new trial should not be granted. 1t
being determined that the instructions to the
Jury to the effect that the burden of proof was
on the defendant company were correct,-and
further that the ruling of the Court was correct,
in admitting testimony with regard to conversa-
tions between the insured, now deceased, and the
Defendant Company's Agent, the whole case
was for the Jury.
1t was in evidence and admitted that the De-
PENDANTS Agent wrote the answers himself. The
testimony of Magnin and Tesla tended to show
that the deceased made answers, with regard to
his health which do not appear in the written
answers as fer instance that he had been sick a
short time ago, that he had employed Doctor
Cummings, a medical practitioner in this town ;
but it does net appear that the Defendant
Agent saw fit to examine or thought it necessa1y
to obtain this Physicians certificate, and the
Jury have determined by their verdict .hGl
though the Defendants Agent wrote down that
the deceased had no medical attendant, 10 gu
swer to the twenty-seyenth question and il an
swer to the twenty-eighth question, thas he bad
consulted no other medical mar. Jet the ansWs-
in point of fact was that he had bai e meIiczi
M. "r-miors TT thirteenth question
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fUrtign advertisements.
IMPORTANT FOR
WafChmakepS
IMPORTANT for EVERYBODY

Th- RoIzu1E Manufacturing Company, U"mited-Capital
81 OCOOOOl, Boston. CmercaD will forward. hereafter, even
one single watch O. any part % the world al wholesale
price T. e, - per cent cheaper than any matchmaker as
none Of Them are manufacturing watches themselves, but only
buying them from here. We call the particular attention OF
ever one Intending o. purchase a hrst-class reliable watch
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WITCHES,
(Stem-W inders.O

The Keyiess mechanism % a watch i one Of The great mod
ern improvements in watch work, il does away with the old
fashioned key. with which 30 many persons have ruined their
watches. The watch j. wound By turning a hurled knob
placed on the handle or how. instead Of by the ordinary
means; the hands are set in the same way. The advantages
Of these improvements are obvious. the case, which never need
be opened in winding. is made airtight and dust-ught, thus
preserving much longer the fuidity OF the oil, and greatly pro-
longing the intervals between the necessary cleaning Of the
watch.
Silver Keyless Watch, Lever Movement, Flat. Jeweled,
Crystal 80
Silver Keyless Watch. Double Cover, Enamel or Orna-
mented Silver Dial -.-..-....-. ..-..--..--..-.. 6 %
Silver Keyless Watch. Superior Skeleton Movement.
Extra JeweIed, stout Double Coyer.--.----.-.. SIS
Ten Jewels ....-.~~..... II 25
latest Improvement. Is eweis-....-....... 1900
Gold Keyless Watch, Two Stout Gold Covers. Chronom-
eter Movement with Center Second Hand, a
splendid watch for presentation. .-.--...--.---- 1875
God Reyless Chronometer. 3 Gold Covers, Movement Of
ing hours and quarters.... .-.-.---"-.t.-. a. so
Gold Keyless ChrOnometeT, Imperial C~hrOHOmefsT),
showing days, date, weeks and month on dial,
repeating hours, quarters and eighths, 3 heavy
Gold Covers. warranted for 5 years. aud without
doubt the best and handsOmest watch in eX-
isteuce rs. 90
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Kev-windine Watches.

silver Watch. Cryssl glass seconds hani-----.------S
silver Watch. HuIHng case. engraved, highly hnished.-
silver Watch. Skeleton movement Extra JeWeled. stout
double
God Watch, Jeweled. Maintaining Power, Crystal
Gold watch. Half Hunter. Enamel or Gold Dial, Lever
escapement-------- -----------.---- 1900
Gold Watch, Hunting Case. Superior Nickel Movement
best quality with an the latest impro 5ements, 2
Cold Enwera j
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All the above watches can be had in smaller size to suit
for ladies' wear at the same price. Monograms. Initials,
arms. etc, engraved on the back Of the watch free Of charge.
- All our Watches ar, thoroughly finished and ready for
immediate use, AMI will be sent securely packed in Mo-
rocco case. post free. 10 any part Of the world, together with
spare mainsprngs, glasses and keys, these being a great con-
venience, az in many out-of-the-way places, il Is almost a mat
ter Of imPossibHity to replace one Of these articles.
. Every watch il accompanied by a written warranty,
- guaranteeing the regularity and superiority oft work
manship for > years. during which time no charge will be
made fr repairing if the watch is returned post free.
All our Gold Cases are Is carat Gold the Silver Cases
n are Of the best sterling Silver.
siz-Per cent discount will be allowed on orders for six
- and more watches.
% ders them equally accurate in either hot or cold climate.
All watches may be ordered with or without seconds
q hands. with engraved, plain polished or engine turned
cases, without difference ofprice.
- No orders from abroad filed unless accompanied by a
ton house.
Persons residing in any part Of the world need not hesitate
TO forward their orders 70 this establishment as they may rely
upon receiving the exact watch ordered by them. which II not
approved, will b. exchanged free and safe by post, or money
refunded The best means Of sending money i by draft on
New York. Paris or London. which can be procured at any
banker and every where,-or enclose the amount in bank-nOtes,
gold coins or postage stamps OF any country Of the world. All
orders, the smallest as well a. the mostimportant. viii receive
the same particular attention and will be forwarded without
delay. We respectfully ask for a trial order.
The RodanOW Manf'g Co.,
5 and 2 Portland ST.,
BOSTON, U. S. of AMERICA.
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The Great Popular Monthly,
n CALIFORNIAN.

THE CALIFORNIAN Is the best and most popular
monthly ever published on the Pacific Coast II is the
only magazine west Of the Mississippi Valley, and Is full
Of the vigorous life q the Great West, Its large and
handsomely printed pages are flied with interesting and
valuable contributions from the pens Of many OF the abIest
and most eminent writers in the United States. Ii : uni
versaIIy and highly recommended bythe local and Eastern
Press Il S the rising magazine Of the day, and its excel
snee increases with each issue. TenrIy Su b-crib-
tiOu i'm Advance, 400. Single Number.
Thirty-fVe Cents. OcSO Inn
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- ETAL.LiNE BLOCRs, PATENT BLOCKS
HV4 Common Blocks. Galvanized Iron Blocks, Heavy
Purchase Blocks. For Sale By
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THE FRENCH
Trade Journal & Exporter,
Produce Markets Review and General
Prices Current.

Published McnthIy. and in English Indispensable for pur-
chasers Of Continental Goods; gives Wholesale Prices, and
Discounts allowed, Of
Wines. Brandies, Preserved Provisions, Fancy Goods,
Millinery. Dress Materials, Glass, Porcelain,
Plated Ware, Watches, Clocks,
Real and Imitation Jewelry, Boots and Shoes,
Pefumery, Photographic and Printing Materials,
Toys OlrOgraphs, Scientific and Musical Instruments,
Drugs. Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Stationery, Sweets, SILKS, Narnishes, Paints,
Paper Hangiugs, Etc. Etc
AlsO-PTices Current OF Produce. Market Reports, Notices
on Industrial Novelties, Trade Intelligence, Etc
Annual Subscrption-5s for Postal Union, and 6s for other
Countries
Money orders payable to GEORGE WATERS on Paris or
London, or the equivalent in any local currency or postage
stamps.
UNPAID LETTERS
Address THE FRENCH TRADE JOURNAL X EXPORTER
oc9l u. Rue de Chabr0L Paris, France. ny
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l.. p.

- \. B.-ldyertising Solicited for all News
papers Published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich
Islands, Polynesia. Mexican Ports. Panama. Ialpa-
raise. Japan, China, New ZeaIand. the Australian
Colonies, the Eastern States and Europe. Files Of
nearly every Newspaper Published on the Pacific
Coast are kept Constantly on Hand, and all AdVer-
tisers are Allowed Free Access TO them during Bust
ness Hours. The PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVER-
User is Kept on file at the Office of l.. p. FISHER.
n Il Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
The Murdered Do Young.
s. p. Chronicle, April as.

cs S"fV"feset hP'" @Ss
DR.. Stivers, assisted by Coroner Dorr
and Drs. Balch. Hewitt. Buckley, Den.
mis- and II. F. Dennis. the dentist, made
an autopsy on the body Of Charles do
Young yesterday morning. 1t revealed
the fact that the fatal bullet entered the
mouth. carrying away two Of the upper
teeth. passed down the left side Of the
mouth and imbedded itself in the inner
jugular vein, puncturing IL without
passing through. causing q wound from
which death from hemorrhaae In newt.
able in q very short time. The external
bleeding from the wound was profuse
and over q half gallon Of blood was
found in the stomach. The oriHce made
by the fatal bullet 10 . very small one,
making scarcely any Disagreement Of
the features. The face 10 grsaly spotted
with powder grains. showing that the
murderous weapon wa held right in his
face when the death wound was given.
The Jury for the inquest was selected
yesterday and viewed the body before its
removal. The inquest will be held on
next Tuesday. when the testimony OF
those who made the post-mortem exam.
nation will be taken. together with that
OF the witnesses OF the assassination and
circumstances correlative thereto.
When the cas- Of I. II. Kalloch,
charged with murder. was reached on
the calendar OF the days business In the
Police Court yesterday morning. the ac-
cused wa brought up from the City
Prison beneath and placed in the dock.
He was cool. ssli.posssssed and careless
In demeanor. His father accompanied
him and sat beside him In the dock.
While his counsel, Henry E. Hishton,
requested that the hearing might be
postponed until 2 o'clock on Thursday
afternoon, no reason was assigned for
the request. but as the Prosecuting At.
torney assented. the motion was granted
and the defendant returned to prison.
Yesterday afternoon the remains were
given over to the keeping Of the intimate
personal friends OF the deceased. who
conveyed them from the Morgue TO the
residence at No. 3l7 Eddy street. The
funeral services will be held this after
moor at I o'clock at this place. under the
auspices OF Ysrba Busna Lodge, No. 10,
/. o. o. F.. OF which deceased was u
member. The interments will be in the
cemetery Of the Odd Fellows at Lone
Mountain. with the rites Of the Order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Garfield on tho situation.

CuIcAoo, April 2l.-A correspondent
has interviewed General Garfield on pol
itics. he thought Il likely that Shsr-
man would get Ohio solid. with Blaine
o. second choice. He thought appear.
ancss indicated tho final nomination Of
Grant. The Democrats seemed all at
SEQ, and were afraid Of Tldsn. BE said:
ct had thought they would nominate
Judge Field. He has some strong points
not possessed by the generality Of their
candidates. In the first place. he was
an out and out war Democrat. Although
Of = Democratic family, they are all
Union men, and no o more 90 than
he. The cry Of Coppsrhsad cannot be
raised against him. Al soon a. the var
was over, he took Q Democratic position
and has almost uniformly written . dis.
senting opinion against the majority Of
the Supreme Court In favor OF State
right and limited Federal powers. Then
be has been sound on the currency. he
took 0 position for resumption and
maintained Il throughout. The fact
that Mr.. Lincoln placed him on the
Supreme Bench IL Q testimonial TO his
purity Of character and knowledge OF
the law, He belongs to . powerful fam
lily. which would give him every means
to conduct his campaign, II hs should 30
nominated. think, also, that he
stands In good relations with oil other
Democratic candidates, Tilden included.
He had found the Germans against
Grant because they feared he would
usurp power. . fear that he considered
entirely R~roundless.