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GENTLEMEN:
"FoR THE PAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE
SOLD VARIOUS BRANDS OF POROUS PLAs-
TIERS. PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC PRE-
FER BENsoN's oAPoINE PLAsTERs TO ALL
OTHERS WE CONSIDER THEM ONE OF
THE FEW VERY RELIABLE HOUSEHOLD
REMEDIES. THEY ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHER POROUS PLASTERS."
To. sEABURY JOHNSON.
PHARMAcEUTIoAL CHEMHrs.
FATHER DE sNET
CONSOLIDATED
GOLD MINING COMPANY,
Lawrence County, Dakota Territory,
"BIack Hills"
CAPITAL. $40. DOC. 600.
IN 100000 SHARES.
500 EACH.
This famous and valuable property has heretofore
been owned and controlled by few capitalists,
through whose energy and means it has been
brought to its present admirable condition.
Monthly dividends of 80 cents per share were
commenced in December last.
With the view Of creating market for it these
owners have contributed about As 900 shares of its
capital stock, which been placed in the hands of the
undersigned for sale.
For the present the Stock is offered at
TWENTY DOLLARS
per SHARE but the tight is reserved to advance the
price without notice.
Pamphlets and Descriptive Maps will be sent to
applicants.
LAIDLAW l. CO., IL Pine St., New York.
]. 4 8. WORMSER CO., Drexel Building. New
York.
PRINCE WHITLEY. "a Broadway. New York.
mari wSfl3t
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON FIFTH
STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS

CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
S S6KT HkT RSETWEES NJ AND n srhEET5
Of * yTe Of dsIee Of the M
cause use No. gS9 GWin Rahsss Il snu vs.
q ct iW offer for SALE
at public auction, in front Of the premises, all Of
lot and the southern part Of lot said southern
ling back with the same width to the rear line Of
said lot, in Phillip and Lindsly's recorded subdiyi-
TT aRa a h s2ans S9
sisting Of g two-story DWELLING; house:
ment 800 shall be paid as deposit at the time Of
sale) and the balance IN two equal instruments at
she sK neT esa
Cost On failure to comply With the terms of sas
within seven days, the Fight is reserved to resell at
ffk anu cost Oh 5oHN F. Trustee
mars eo&ds Columbia Law Building.
T T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRgsTEE's SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
ST9RY BRIGK r RWEL dING !, N Nor GIG NINE
BY deed of rst datsd Secem
Der 27th. 4. b. 1870 duly recorded in Liber fs
f S Ss D t e Gssmb The sn sps & re-
the PARTY secured thereby. shall sell ct public
Maa q os on ths oan
of in the VIII a Of o o
being the south one half 90 Of said lot twenty two
tei ether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: 81, 500 in cash, and the balance at twelve
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annum from the day Of sale, and secured
taken. A deposit of $500 will be required at time
of sale, and all conveyancing at purchasers cost.
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser,
after five days. advertisement.
marl6-eots HALLET KILBOURN, Trustee.
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NLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINZ
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with ClYde'1
Line for BOstOn, Providence, and the
New ENGLAND States.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philadelphia Saturday, ut 10 an.
From Washington Monday, at II am.
From Georgetown.Monday, at Nm.
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Fan River. Georgetown goods received and landed
For full Information apply to J. b. JOHNSON 4
CO., 1902 street northwest and 18th street wharf.
General Managers, II South Wharves. Philadel-
phia. MARIO
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NEW YORK-R0TTERDAM.

NEW EORH-ROTTERDAM
MAS .:sHSIE6AG:s
alternate Wednesday and saturday. First Cabin
s66- $40; Second Cabin $3.50; Steerage S96.
L. W. MORRIS, 80 B'way, General Passenger
As't. FUNOH EDYE CO., ~ 30. VIM. st., New
York, Freight Ag'ts 81. CAZAUX, General Ag't.,
a. South William St, New York. jan29
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MONDAY, THE I'D OF MARCH, 1880, same hour
aed place.
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NRESH VACCINE POINTS. Rn1LA11s Eol
IL Dc Meyers Oatarrh Cure; Atner1 ppEae
waters, in dphonA bottles, and On dr9us1Ss -
%. For ale by ,.vva : uxuzza
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

IhOS1EE'S HALG VALUABLE PhUPEhTY,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated April an
25th, 1858. and recorded among the land rec M
ords In Liber No. $50. folio 70, and at the re- -
quest Of party secured, will sell, in front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH,
1880. AT o'cLocK M, the north half part Of Lot
dred and thirty.two (ss2S, as the same are known
on the plan Of the city Of Washington. The part
offered for sale fronts 49, 1O IL feet on st., and
feet.
Terms of sale one-third cash; residue 4! two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with in
teres to be secured by notes and trust the prop
erty. $lo4 deposit when property ID struck on.
Conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
mari dts FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
uTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. on
account Of the weather, until FRIDAY, MARCH
18TH. same hour and place. By order of the Trus-
tee. marc
PONED, on account of the weather, until TUES
DAY, MARCH 10TH, same hour and place.
mar12-4t F. w. JONES, Trustee.
tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH. 1880,
same hour and place.
mar16-3t F. W, JONES' Trustee.
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II OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win Fortune.

FOURTH GRAND Distribution, GLASS D.
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL 18th.
1SS0-119TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
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THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTCH
That the Order Of the Postmaster GEN.
State Lottery Company Is RESCINDED.
Registered Letters and Money Orders
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AUCTION SALES.
A LFERD sPATEs, Auotioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF STALLION, YOUNG
vOLTAIRE.
II Will sell on SATURDAY MORNING, n
Ear, 946 Louisiana avenue; Ia
Bay stallion, Young yoltaire. full 10 hands high.
very stylish, and sure foa getter; has taken first
premum three dinerent times at Rockville, Nd /;
Hoyle. " -
Full guaranteed pedigree at sale.
marl7-3t ALFERD SPATES Auct
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 800 900.
lG0 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR,

or same person at
No. 80 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under E
-.upery leIon anu management Va vL,l..1,a4s
It. 7. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
A; B:.This Company has NO AGENTS in the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all persons pre-
tending to be 50 and seLiciti0 orders bg circulars or
0theytrise are SWINDLERS. mario wds, 4W
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A14ENOY ut OPPENHEIMER,6, 608 9th q.
nv. an Tho Standard Machines Sold and 1enteds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
The Canada Pacific.

New York, 10.-The Tri6upe's: The
foolish and expensive political scheme of
the Canadian Pacific Railroad has been
taken up IN earnest by the New Dominion
ministry and the cid of English capital
lists is likely 20 be secured. There is not
the least prospect that the road will pay
working expenses during the present
century. Most of the country it is to
traverse is barren and desolate of inhabi-
tsnts, save q few savages, still the Can
adisn government is pledged to build the
line. The Canadian government is
pledged to build and Canadian statesmen
see no way honorable to avoid carrying
out the bad bargain they made when the
petty colony on the Pacific joined the
confederation.
The Bulletin says: II the route pro-
posed by the new surveying party, just
started from Winrepeg to explore the
Nelson River Valley: The general
route of the new line will be from Sci
kirk, with the headquarters of the south
ern terminus at Winnipeg; taking q
nerthwesterly course for distance,
thence north to Saskatchewan River
above Grand Rapids, thence north along
Nelson River to point where ocean
steamers connect. II Is difficult to IN
derstsnd how it can be expected to make
the proposed route pay. HUDSON Bay /;
open for navigation only two months o.
the wear
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
SAT- LAKE CITY WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST H. 1850
Big BIazes.

New York, l0.-This morning the hul
of the burning vessel Nlc.aari stu
| sbiaze hoated against pier occupied Dy
the American Expert Lum Der Com any.
at Hunters Point. The premises oeeu-
pied by the company occupies both sides
of Newtoxn Creek. AT the time the
NIctaiIr came in contact with the pier
they were unloading a large number OF
vessels. The fire Immediately eommunl
csted to the lumber yard and spread In
every direction with lightning Iapidlty.
From the lumber yard he Gre spread 70
vessels, and Notwithstanding the Efforts
msde by seve al tugs which fastened 10
heir as istaLce, six bsrgs, one schooner
and one ship wete soon in flames. Over
ten acres of fire is now raging wildly,
aud it sppesrs beyond eOetFOl OF the fire.
men. Several burning vesse S were
towed into the river and have driftsd with
the tide toward BlaekweiPs leland,
enyeloped in sheet of flame. The FIRE
is spreading in every direction, and no
estimate can be formed as to Its probable
extent. The scene from the river is one
of INDISPENSABLE grandeur, the flames
rising in every direction, devourIng
everything in their path.
The EveniRg Post says the stock Of the
Expert Lumber Company, mostly
Canada pine, was valued lst $500, 900.
Half is already destroyed, fully insured.
The insurance is chiefly in foreign COM
psnies. Charles Watrons' stock Of
lumber, Canada pine, valued at 500, goo,
burned; insured, Total loss, expected to
be half million.
at first many people in shops about
the fire began to make preparations TO
abandon their abodes, but after the fire.
men were we'll at work, all lumber yard
boatmen and many outsiders
took hold and pile after pile of lumber
was moved away with remarkable swift
ness. At IL o'clock wide open space
half around the fire wss cleared and
drenched with water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
Foreign Flashes.

Constantinsple, 10.-The collective
note on the Montenegro question In
yited the Porte, in case Of nen-satisfac-
ton OF Montenegro claims, to partici
pate in the coercive measures which the
pes intend to employ against the AL.
5anians If they persist In their armed
opp sition.
Goschen, British ambassador to
Turkey, has informed Abeddin Pashs
that the powers will not consent to any
change ofthe Greek frontier, as fixed by
the Berlin conference, consequently the
new line proposed by the Turks cannot
be accepted.
London, 9.-Foster, United State:
minister to st. Petersburg, has been pre-
sented to NJ. DeFreycinet by Minister
Noyes, with whom he will shortly return
to America.
London, 10.-A telegram from Zanzi-
bar says Captain Carter and Coelenheed,
of the royal Belgian exploring party,
have been murdered by Chief Wrambo,
in Central Africa. Chief Wrambo is be-
lieved in London TO be the celebrated
robber chief, Mercantile.
In the House of Commons, Sir Chss
Dixie said the statement that the powers
invited the Porte TO participate in coer-
Give measures against the Albanians is
substantially correct.
Lorillsrd's "Parole," "Falsett, "
"Slydance," "Pspoose' and "Wyan-
dotte" left Newmarket on Saturday for
the United States.
William Henry Giles Kingston, writer
Of books for boys, is dead.
Vienna, 10.-A dispatch from Sofia
says Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, has
refused to sanction the law upon the
national Bulgarian army, because it
provides that the COMMUNICATIVE chief
chall be elective.
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Railroad Earnings.

New York, 10.-The Post, this even
ing, says the gross earnings of thirty
eight railroads reporting their receipts for
the month of July, shows gain of about
80 per cent, the increase in mileage
being about AZ per cent. During the
month there was no special influence at
work to stimulate traffic, although the
grain movement continued large vol
ume. The earnings for the seven months
from January LIST, show an increase of %
per cent, and the mileage about II per
cent. The increase is uniform through
out the list, with solitary unimportant
exception. No more conclusive proof
can be furnished OF the present msgni-
tude and activity of the general trade
than the road receipts now published
The continued growth Of railroad earn
ings in the new counties opened uD by
the Atchison, Topeka and SAINTS Fe and
the Denver and Rio Grande, is sho yn
by the receipts of the latter for the fret
week in August, these being about six
times Whist they were last ear, when the
mileage was 337. It is now $40.
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AIghnnfsfan.

London, 1O.-A dispatch from CAbul
says General Roberts exact force for the
relief of Candahar is 1885 Europeans,
7,l50 natives, and 5000 camp followers.
General Robe'ts is confident of the sue
cessful accomplishment of his plans.
A dispatch from Quetts says letter
has been received from Candahsr, dated
the 5th, saying camel driver, deserter
from Ayeob Khan's army, states that
Herecatees and CAbul troops fought over
the spoils after he battle of Kuehki
Nakud, and that Ayoob Khan was
wounded in trying to separate them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
Texas Pacific Meeting.

Philadelphia, 9.-Gould, Dodge,
Ames, Thomas A. Scott and others are
already here to attend the Texas Pacific
meeting tomorrow. They will arrange
a consolidation of interests with Gould's
Pacific roads-6,000 miles of railway
which grid sill the southwest and Colo
RADIO and Kansas. The plan is fully de-
velopsd.
Philadelphia, l0.-The annual meet
ing of the Texas Pacific Railroad Com
pany is held to-day. Prominent among
those participating in the procsedings are
Jay Gould, G. N. Dodge, president Of
the California and Texas Railroad Com
psny, now engaged in building the Texas
Pacific; Russell Sage, Frederick l..
Ames, of Boston, and Colonel Thomas
Scott.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
TELEGRAPHIC
Hauceck's visitors.

| New York, 10.-Ever since the nomi-
nation of Hancock at Cincinnati steady
stream of visitors has poured IN upon the
democratic candidate at bis oticiSl
residence on Governors Island. While
Hancock has treated all who cal ed upon
him with uniform and undertaking
courtesy, and while he was no doubt de-
lighted to meet with SO many fsieads and
admirers, il has finally become apparent
that the strain of his Oftic al duties with
that of his necessarily great private cor
| -espondence has compelled him to place
some Init on the time devoted tn re-
ceiYing the congratulations of his friends
His offic al command is very large enc,
and embraces the whole Of the southern
states, as well as the old department of
the Atlantic In consequence of the
onerousness of these duties the following
notice, copies OF which were received at
the national headquarters last evening,
has been issued:
In order that General Hancock, with
out interruptipg his official duties, may
be able to see the friends who desire to
call on him, he will be at homo from
IL M. to pm. on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
General Hancock remained yesterday,
being occupied most Of the day IL at
tending TO his official duties A number
Of visitors called, the most important
being Randall. who had quite long in
terVieW with the general, mainly in re-
view Of the political situation. Two
editors put in an appearance, James P.
Barr of the Pittsburg Post, and Meek.
editor ofa Belfont (Pennsy paper,
DR.. Reese II. VOORHEES, and @. 5. Veor-
hees, sons Of Senator Voorhees,, Of In
diana, were among the visitors and were
most cordially welcomed. Like courtesy
was extended to Gen. James Chalmers,
formerly Of the confederate army, and to
Dill, chairman of the Pennsylvania
Democratic State Convention. Fsrns-
worth Of Illinois, Chss. Margam, Of At
lanta, Ca, W. 81. Henry, ef Chstterau-
gus, N. Y, General Mulhelland, of
Philadelphis, Leon Abbot, of New
Jersey, j. q. NJ. Buffalo, Of Mississippi,
and Ii. Deering and j. w. Norton, of
Maine, also called.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
Bully Blaine.

New York, 10.-The Tribune COM
ments: Blaine opened the republican
canvas in Maine, yesterday. by q vigor-
Gus aggressive speech at Bath. The
fight against the forces of democrats and
cheap money men combined, in defense
of the baffled fraud of last year, will be 8
sharp one, but it will ED in sn over
whe, ming republican victory. There
seems to be large number of fools and
rascals in Maine, but they by no means
compose majority of the voting poDula-
bury & Co. to steal the state government
by juggling cleo ion returns will never
be endorsed at the polls. The people
have waited nearly year for a chance
to condemn it, and they will not miss
this opportunity.
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PoiifIeaIPotnfs.

Nashville, Tenn, 1O.-In the demo-
cratic gubernational state convention
to-day, George Washington, represents
ing the state credit democracy, wal
elected temporary chairman, by vote o.
$40 against 2eS, for d. L. Snsddlegrass.
Washington made strong state credi
speech, denonuncing Reputation. Thii
sentiment was read with prolonged ap-
plause.
Detroit, 10.-William G. Msyhury
this city. was nominated for Congress By
democrats of the First District to-dsy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
Soldiers, Reunion.

Columbus, o., 10.-The reunion opened
to-day, and for three dfys the city will
be devoted to the reception Of veterans,
guests and visiting strangers. An open
ing salute OF thirty-eight guns announced
the grand event this morning. Many
strangers arrived in tie city yesterday,
but the rush commenced in earnest to-
day, excursion trains arriving from all
directions containing thousands of peo-
pie. The streets are literally covered
with mass Of people Decorating con-
tinues to-day, and High Street never
before presented such an elaborate dis
play of bunting, fsgs and evergreens.
Rain began to fall at o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
RailMaY Accident,

Berwick-upon-Tueed, 10.-A fast rail-
way tram between Edinburgh and Lon
don, known as Flying Scotsman"
has gone over the banks at Marshall
Meadows, near this town. No particu-
lars received. Physicians have gone to
the scene.
A later di-patch from the scene Of the
railway accident says the axle of the en-
CINE broke and threw the train off the
track, but the train did not go over the
embankment. The engineer and brake
man were killed, and the fireman severely
injured. Some other employees were
slightly hurt. Passengers were slightly
hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
n. Y. Miniug Exchange,

New York, I0.-The World says: The
New York Mining Stock Exchange
opened to-day at the usual Monday
morning hour. But little interest has
been shown in dea lings. The sales
amounted to 81, $50 shares, against ST.
$50 on Saturday. Prices opened at q
small sdvsnce from Saturdays closing,
and were well sustained through the day,
except for the LesdVille stocks, which
are still weak.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
Carlist check.

London, 9.-The Daily Ne1rs' Madrid
correspondent says: Liberals are much
annoyed at the immunity granted by the
government in Carlists and u tramon-
tsnes. Their press in Madrid and in
provincial towns openly proclaim its
Carlist views and publishes the pretend
ers letter. In provincial elections for
members of councils general for the first
time IN thirty years Carlist candidates
are canYassiny.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
The Grand Tour.

New York, TO- World Washington:
There will be no cabinet meeting to-mor-
row, as the President, accompanied by
Sherman, Colenel Corbin and several
others, will leave at noon FOR Columbus
to attend the Soldiers reunion, where he
will remain until Friday. In about three
weeks he will start for a two months
trip to the Pacific Coast for the longest
journey ever made by president while
in Office. California is to be thoroughly
explored, after which the party goes to
Arizona, where they will start on 8 jour
nsy northeastward by stage. Mrs.
Hayes, General Sherman and his dsugh-
ter, and Generals Mcdowell and McCook
will accompany the President
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
CatastrOphes.

New York, 1O.-Julia Hsche was
fatally injured, yesterday, by falling
from a ;hird story window on Fifth
Street.
James Coffee was drowned. yesterday,
while fishing at the foot of East Forty
fourth Street.
David Donshue, painter, was killed,
yesterday. BIZ falling from a third floor
window.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
The Boyd Outrage

London, 10. : Eleven persons have
been arrested in connection with the
outrsge upon Thos. Boyd and his sons,
near New Ross, on Sunday night, includ-
ing three evicted tenants. Two strangers
and woman were seer giving a sign 10
the assassins.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
Late, but Correct.

New York, 1o.-The application from
Col. Bodine, of the American rifle
team, for the release, on payment Of the
duties, of the gun case and contents
seized from him on his arrival, in the
steamer City of Chester, a week ago,
was yesterday forwarded to the treasury
department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
The Indian A,hIetes.

New York, 1O-Eight Pimo and
Maricopa Indians from Arizona are here
to give exhibitions in running, archery,
foot bail and other athletic sports.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
Beat Tanner.

Paris, 10.-A mechanic. aged 26 years.
condemned to fsur years. imprisonment
81 Casus, Italy, starved himself to death
in thirty day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-07

expected to carry Maine, California,
Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Mississippi,
and perhaps Indiana Senator Jones,
Iof Nevada, was present at the meeting.
Weaver expects to speak in every State
in the Union.
Commissioners Raum has telegraphic
advice of the arrest of several deputies
engaged in the Red Oak, Georgia, at
fair, in which a revenue officer killed
one man. and allege that they fired in
self defense. The Assistant District
Attorney has been instructed to appear
before the State courts in behalf OF the
officers and to take writs of habeas cor
pus to transfer the cases to the United
States courts. 1t is also asserted that
the killing of the citizen by the Rev.
enue officer was wholly without provo
cation.
Speaking of Kearneyism, the Sun
says: "This movement seems to mean
business. After having wasted their
strength in divisions solely for the profit
of the Republicans, they have at last
repented of their folly and put them
selves IN position to redeem the State.
California was thrown away at the cleo
ton last year. The Republicans appear
to have become very anxious in regard to
the Pacific States, and with good reas-
on. They are all likely to vote for
Hancock
Specials from the East say that Til
den will manage General Hancock s
campaign. The report causes great un-
easiness among Republicans, for they
know by experience that Mr.. Tilden is
a magnificent organizer.
In an affray in Campbeli's store, Al
ascoa county, Texas, between two OF
che Dee brothers and two of the Myers
brothers, one of each was killed and
the others badly wounded.
Colonel +. B. C. Cash of Chester
field, S. c., killed Colonel VIM. Nj.
Shannon, of Camden, in duel yester-
.day