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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO March ll-FlOur in fair demand ct YESTERDAY
decline. Wheat du buyers holding OH h0Diug 10 obtain
CONCESSIONS corn dan and unchanged, quote New No
WestGi track, at 4l04i gc Old do J2c sales, 300
bush. Old IN store at &c oats quiet but steady farley
aeayi sales 100 bush Canada In store soc rye In
active Railroad FfoiEhts-0 NcwYork-Wheat, l2c Corn
10 Osts. Receipts Railroads Flour 500 bbis.;
Wheat 1000 bush. Com, $50 bush 1900 bush.
Rye 600 bush: Barley 800 bush. Shipments Railroads
Flour. 1900 bbls. Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn $4,000
busn.i oats. 1000 bush Rye 1000 bushi Barley 500
CHICAGO. March 1l.-Flour normally unchanged. Wheat
strong and higher No. Red Winter 81 90 No Chicago
sprn 81 x3dSl ~ cash 81 a March 81 % May 40
do 81 07 0sl O5 Rejected, SOC Corn active, nrm and
higher; Fresh, 81 sc. Regular, 80 &c cash 80 re.
April 4OAdi0sc May Oats nrmer at 81 &c casa 81 va
81 ~. April 3jtc May Rye and Barley steady ana I'M
changed PORK fairly active shade higher AZ ell 80
cash Sll 56dsll 81 y Ap 81 1891 72a May gil ~ =
a+II - June Lard active finn ana higher mt 7ljc. cash
7I7hd7. zoe April 7.2i3d7.3Oc. May Bulk Meats
seaiy with demands Shoulde &C. short RID. G4bc
Shoit ear 6Goc. Eggs weak 1oIOc. WnEey stronger
st o. Dressed Hogs steady and firm 81 - sOatJ. Tim
othy seed dull weak and lower - 5df2 60 At the
close Wheat rmer, but not quotahy higher Corn easier
Oats rm ana unchanged. IOrA unsettled
AMI lyc. lower. Lard dun ana Sc lover.
CIsCINNAT. March ll.FOur easier; Family, 50 eOds6
Fancy IS. Wheat IN fair demand at ~ % receipts
yS BUSH shipments 90 bush Corn quiet but nrm Of l
G42c Oats far demand and urn at 81 ac rive dull AZ
SIC BARLEY quiet Extra No Eau Is95lc- Pork hIm ~
6g2aSll 10 LarI stronger AZ III c12Oc. Bulk Meats
o. but IRA ShOuder c. Clear HD, ec Clear Sides
1s bacon steady shoulders, Zee Clear RID, Tics Clear
sizes gc Whskey active ami fTn AZ ~ o. Butter nrm
and unchanged sugar arda. lO0lOI9o; NewOrlean-
higher at 7d Hogs aotive and nrm Common, IS %
Up4 20: Light, 81 253Ss t5i Packing - 25aS4 70
Butchers "a 55aS4 60i receipts 2lOO head; shipments e2l
h0ad -. % 60, go ,,-,---, ...., H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

1900 bbis 40 r. 81 sail 80 bbs Ncatsoo o. IL oG
terms AntFerp sail 900 Bacon Hayre all .oo Va
IAri Hamburg sail 5000 Gases Oh left'9 sai 500
Lard all private terms Qnoe1 = -''; a. I" roboi
s sna Sou Provisions. as ID f.o NoTwe
gs Ro 9a g oo MAR ar oaP fe o. eicvor char
British steamorof 691 tons 200 qs G5h i 10 Nnnbba Is
I'D: Austrian hip g0T tons 10 rfiete general ctsn,
vao terms schooner 10 and l'5 10 TO c S r
back irut priya, terms 81 p Iepo leo 2 ~. W.
Jap.n c,.e 81 hu ro con1naea rom s6 500, ers
Grain De Continent private terms gn' I ars 10 cork
for oricrs etc s. do. a.; British bark 20 SoPt a.
hq g,2-D Ss9 oo, ao5sl . ReSEn:i PETROLEUM g.
Norweran bark Cork tor oriers etc ~" ''' ~ o
d. s From British srcam" go IONS 70 o
go Ta an cffe afcr a. 81 fsa larE 70 namou G.
5000 qrs cram Is Sd From lali.S-Bf5i.h U@,1 Aus
aa bark nov Baltimore to Cork for oi'eF' "''' 4''
PETR0LEUM-stea though que ceracaies si'aa.
Crude io sip'ne odor - &c re, @ zoe 'r
baltimore; cases II aialo clint oudeoush r-pcr's '1 e
Sged fy s ooS 6bis bradford Iooooo bp oened
20 bid highest sales. - 2c lowest 80 ''c' co''' "
RovIsIoNs-roRk-Mes. advanced 1oa2oc per g9
PM n '',eq T %Se g 261 6bs co CO on s2 N.G
q1oted It al. 80 set'ne rlee on .aF' rbrd CAL
March 81 Gasi2 lo Aprl si2 ,1sl2 20 verv ,,.ni
Pan Ncss 80 56asil Extr 40 - Gsle; PaGkei
ISL city Extra India Mess $780, ~ nof 81 30
81 err MEATS witnout deci ID change no GRAZ GRAZ
dcut.ud. III Jed -heu ders Disd5l &c; Pirs mans
Smoked Hams g5o34c; Sfno cd >houlAeff' o. ga
MIDDLE- request at fu ate prices es " gborf
& ear &C.. long short Clear hai ana hall t-'e
DRESSED uOG- &C. aghcr ana "a riy nerve. INV t,tb
L. lici, Gtd6 .c Pig. &c. western h"nh'l 49,
Market op-aed share higher. closed dnic' iin
about me prices lat evening; "a .. ,a,',
lots. very Hight trade on zri ~ : 20.
r1ot 1900 grtve sciung ii,r ~ c55s ~ e.
100 les Aufil. 7.t30 16l iec. closing t;e'ci 60, -
tcs Nav. 5.7Ga7 72hc. Go sim IlO-i i'.o lC' H.
775a77 5lc. closing 7.7j"; Tliri lri- halch 49,,
77Gc. Aprl 7Gjg 17Gc; May. 7tnH -2c Junr; Ia
7714c: wear 762i9d 16-C CITY steam 81 tnheei Si'T ''
tcs 76-c Re1ucl sales q les Coni'cn' 80
BUTTER, CHI EsE AMI EGGS qaiet n'r- "l'ho"' p'"
RICf"5ioleratey active and unchanged 1t Ga07 &C. Tor
rEI.6s-Quie buf s,eady si1'e clovor 'l@lofc Ior
Cool 10 Fancy: western ~ a9c. for Non 10 hoi'
mesuc Flax. > Sj0$2. Timothy. $780, 100 C"'"'" i-
SSTr, ;,r,forc active: western r. '7'c- CITY. I'll;
SAILS 100 Cho &c. 7's, 1909 " " .h''' ''F I' -'
GAR-Raw firmly bel hut -l quiet tair &" Good k'H
inc @S0- &C., and 90. test t'rtlt.fl. N.- ~ "''
Did Cio3 Elgl auas sri u ai -r ], N- lt',
Cr1she< ard Grlru'0'c. t'ca Powdered an' N"' n'''
TAIinW-~.r DIV. sales. 80 eco p. Ca-oGAc ~.
rTA- I.y auc; on day @pS p."-. NoJdhe &c n -l q,
ljc fort t.1riayt -li2 2.cJc' Tyson -'f, ,'
llrsou. 1Syo1c for lmpcra and .."loc i"' "Uu.' ,
ls- rkc pu,o.ucg Gr a 3 i,s N"Iue ll'so e, -'"
26r Tor Gunrovlcr 4. - Jernu ~ PFC Soc - f.'
Oooug l548 &c.: $40 Annoy DO, lCe-uc 100 t"n;' 49,
WIHsKEY- quiet ~ 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
IIvr -rocK MAnKnrs-ny TELEGRAPH.

p
RrfFAL0 March l-CATrfE-Tecepts today 1926 heaG
total of hr thus fsr "9,O lea0. Tor Tire time
T300 mead: consigned through 900 ears: m1h
selv and ncnanged light salrF ~ GD0t 10 Choice
Steers at J5asJ 10 no very Choice here M u Medium
sgP AND IAMBs-Rccelpt9 IN day. 1910 head total for
the week thus llOI mead for the Same time la- week
Ia 300 head consigned through Is cars: m1rkcGOOd de
mand riices shade nigher quality Fair 90 toof only
Of Ch0cc Stock Gales 81 ran 10 GOOD Est
en- sheep - 76af6 70 Choice 20 3OasO % no sne'
"iteceipis TODAY 800 head: the thus
connrned through 20 cars MAJ ke moderately active aud
Ii,rhcr. % Choice YotkerA GUds4 20
Far 81 450Si % Medium and Heavy Grades - 6OG - 40
mostly GOGsi 70 Coarse Rough TO Fair Ends. - 20
81 40. Pigs - 1884 %.
cue AGO March ll-nOGs-Recents 81 600 ship
head market more active ana prices 81 100.
hi,irr Nlve. - 2OdS4 40 Choice Heavy - 411Si To
Light 81 250sl 40 manly Al 81 &uGsi 4V' market closed
GAr,tE-itec,ipis. 300 head shipments 200 head
MI strong feeling Exports and choice ~ good
supply aud demand AL were sold shipping. t4d*J 70.
chiefly - SO0 - 90; Butchers &20fi StOckefs and
Feadcrs ~ 800 40 50
surFpr Fec.ips 900 head shipments 1000 head full
former rlfes were maintained sales at - Glda6 i5
EAST LIBERTY. Penn. Iarcb ll.-CArnk-Hec1pts. 90
head Of through ISl heM OF yard stock everything
al Yesterdays figures maract closing firm.
-Reoeiut- 1850 head Workers - 0OQs' 10 fhia
dephias. - DOdSo ...--
~ LOUIE March 1l.--nOGs- Active shade higher
Workers atmOrcs - lO0si 80 Packing - lOds4 50
Butchers Fancy - 80 81 90 receipts 400 head ship
mcuts. $500 head.
steers 90 800 az 50 l6at4 5Oi Iai steers 3tu
10 900 h. lower - suaf3 20 Native COWS and
IIcers a. 75dS3 Is Clrnfcd Texans 81 asa receipts
l.4Ol head; shipments, l,tUn head.
SHEEP uOyaut and ghc": all sold ai prices ranging from
s5 80 IS 90 the latter Tor Fancy receipts 800 head ship
merits coo head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

Ir,rlr0c; March Prime Mess Easicfn steady
s' 40. Western. -trody 90 o. Bacon un9ri ana cut
fru ~ $3.50: Short RID. duH &C. 81; Long 'l,hL'
dul NJ 35Gf short clear uu nf 3 "d ham'-i ohR 'li
s.tfy steady -t , fert-l nh A' a-hl
at ~ it.ira Mes ann 81 900. Prime Mcss dul AZ
TO- Prime estcrn. dul "a 80 d lalow-Pume City
.te5dv al s5I Iurneuuuc Sprt., hrlner at AL
iso-li-Commou steady at 90 Fnc du al lo Che'ss ,
hncc,u Choice duu C 90. Lard OH. steady al ~ bd
Tour-Exra state. steady 40 D. 3D. Wheat. 7pnHG no .
steafy r ST.. ~punP so steady lu ~ We" " W..
Ter Weern steady az sd. Sew southern WINTER STEADY
nt Hi. toui-Mxrd Old. nrmrr at lu 2d Ne" MAeu,
,tesdv at 5JLd tnitouscrd Ol-NelOw American, none
I'm uarlef Ho.u-t om.non. London 81 'ady AZ 4Jd.
Splriisof Iurpeuilue 90 London, rIner ~ -. -
LIVERPOOL. MafcI II 80 ,. Beer O Per u'tVo lor
Primo Mes. Bacon 80 sd. for short Clear Middes.
LIVERPOOL. March l--pirits % lurptnne 40 per WI
I1,uUS March - Rtnucd Petroleum. 5's0od per
gal Ca Liuserd % dJi ga. per ar spirits OF Iur
prHfine, A4Gd. cwt.
LONDON March ll.-530 p. m.-spLtS OF Iurpen"ne
a. per cwt Sperm OH. 4 30 40 per ton - ,o a..
BREMEN March Lizard closed al 4l maIAa pci l" '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

The domestic exchanges on Ncw-lork are quoted
az follows: savannah, lioalf premium; Charles
ton. lsaL premium; New-Orieans CONNER
ciai. 5O025 cents discount,, bank - pre-
mimi; It. LOuis. Dar; Chicago, - cents
discount; Boston, 1872, cents discount. The
United States Treasurer Mt Washington to-day
received $4,000 in National bank notes Tor re,
deInptjon The customs receipts were Slf9,OOO ana
fhe Internal revenue receipts were S4O0OO0. Inc
Cieor,ng Uouse statement Is as follows: Exchanges,
1920. 075 l76; balances, $4,Goo,534. ne transac-
t;nnS ~af fine Sub- Treasury covered Receipts,
So $50. 9iG: payments. 1912 sol currency BAT
ancc 81. $50, 0O1; coin balance, Sl03913' soZ.
tie and foreign coins and bulliOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

The Governors of the Bank, of England. at their
reoniar meeting to-day. made no change IN the
tpanh;s rate of discount, and it remains at per
cent During the week the Bang gained fd3 81:
S,iities which last week was Asa IS now 467s per
cent At the London Stock Exchange "a british rs
consols were higher 1t 01lSis for money ana Us 10
Tor acoount United States bonds were all lower;
i t IS aud is each Il at 1861 and 1904 respoc-
lively. and the 4i2s Is at 1898. Ere mmon &c
LINED from 47lo to 45s3046. and second coDsols
f from 81 to o3a9Ss. Atlantic and Great Western
drsts tell from .644 TO- 62g62l ana c the
rel was quoted at jO40I05 against l06
yesterday. Pennsylvania being g lower at 33l2
md Reading 81 lower at 35l2 Central and Hudson
vas onoted at 1876 bid aud 1877 asked. Bar silyer
wss lad lower at 617sd. per ounce In PaTis'
French 3 per cents shade lower az s%oO
icht exchange on London declining to 1926 francs
The Bank of France reports gam for the week OF
/ 100 900 francs specie. ,... n,
II he statement of the ADglo-California Bank
shows that its net earnings last year were t3ez4o
on a capItal OF 100000, being over rs per cent
From the earnings 8 per cent was paid TO the com,
man stockholdors and 2 per cent TO the deferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Pea. Norh Ritey. Vessels AMI Rqii~onfs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHTs- Quiet. unchanged
COFFEE- Rio lower more active a. l5c Tor For ar-
al NJ 4. CnZt ana J.DuO ba-a TX
Magnet o private ard lCld bags OK " l. 4 pii
14sc. ga Baltimore 2i9, bags ex Gauae or private
vessels were rcsOd today
Mild Grade, quet aud unchanged ana ahouf nominal no nf
sales except 81 bal aracalDO - ioAca al loci 'iaa
c.ibn quoted 1871 l6i-c. -.
cotton quiet and unchanCcf enca ESQ bales
9t0 iast evening" including consumption SD for
soecnstlou delivered contract 30 bales. receipts at The
s totv 10 q44 bales 1906 bales this dav 1T
week and 1884 since sep emher !, 4Siou'j
males against 3y7O1 US curing the period last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
financial.

4 IL STOCKHOLDERS of GERhANlA anu
~ HIGuGArE PETROLEUM CO. can OF write t''-'"'
PONDlR 10 Broad ST. NOc khOide1s bring f'N'"'
4 LII who are Interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics should get I'M ihih NJ AZ
MA-SAC for 1850 now ready, pice 2, CENTS DA .hsil
bankers and CAPT 1ALlSTS Will want 10
- get The Tribune Almanac for 1880 gives me
United states Revonue and expenditure sl"co 1000 I'''o
80 cents hy mai.
EIRST MORTGAGE TEN PER CENT
L BONDS Of the MOOSE Missing CoMPAN f- I i ~,
TectOrs OF the Moose Mining ohcr 10 ther STOCK
subscription $4,000 OF tao Bonds o. sala C9p IN Nv s
able NJ the pleasure 81 :ne COMPANY and payable IN h'r
win interest az The rate Of ~ per cent per annu p'J"O'
semi annually In TIE City o. New YORK III ,,o u,t,,,,,
These BOids Will by mortgage "l AZ 'po
estate and other property Of The Moose Mining - .,.
By resolution Of the Boz nd ~ Trustees tIoao
offered the stool holders 81 the Company on y III VIZ
ton of so OF the Bonds for every luO sh"i'S VI '
held. ,,... ,,t.
Stockholders are entitled subscribe for he Bonds IN t
proportion Tor q % fifteen days from ms dhte Al c
taken by tho sOckhO ders Will De offered 10 me grhe f
Dated ~ tn once ming Company % bIo'u
New York. March g. 1850 r...td,,,
HABEf ALLEN, SecrsfsrY d. u ll.r,,r'
Application Bonds accompanied WIN
Oi The 10 which the ftock0deiH are ~ 3
lie conn,ny - '~ ~N-"f"''' ALLEN & STEAD,
WV O'"f'"'' 90 BrOadway, NcwYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

Investors are reminded that the subscription
hooks Tor the $40 100000 loan OF the southern Ia,
cifc Railroad VIII close Tomorrow. both Eere ana
in Europe Cable dispatches report large suOScIlp-
tons today in Germany and Holland. , 90
The Snb-Ifeasury today gained Il,I3s.uo3 on
balance made up by coin Gain OF Sl,ol4 l93 less
gain since last Friday $3,74l.54l, AT the stock
Exchange money was active al per cent win an
exceptional addition OF lGi or 1872 AT the close me
same tactics were employed whlch were noted last
night Waen business was pretty well over money
Yves offered down to and per cent Discounts are
dnn L. inc dealers scaling Lates as iOIlOWa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

These bonds arc by first mortgage on the railroad
AMI telegraph ne ronns,o fixtures land and franchises
ofthc southern Pacific Railroad OF California under which
siGOpU 600 bonds bo issuei OF which s2952lOOO ot
which the above ptrD have thus lar been
Issued The Length o. projected road - llo1 miles,
made no follows From Francesca 10 Soioiad li5 miles,
Clnadero 90 Tres P.n0s miles soedad 10 ros) JUNCTION
eriol 100 miles, Huron T. Ydml 5-J miles, Los Angeles
90 WI mugtol. 20 miles, Mohaye Junction to Colorado
River e,iiuated 21S mos, Of wcl III miles are com.
rlced and la operation From Sln fralc @ Soed1d
lis miles. CarnaierJ Tres Pnos Is miles, Huron to
Yuma 52gmiles. Los Angeles d Wilmington, - miles,
Tf .i2 mile, ot railroad arc divided into the Northern
ana Southern Divisions
Tie Northern Division runs from san Francisco &c 7oledad
mud from Caruaaero o. Tres PinOs. IA an lCl mites
The southern Division extends from Huron 20 Yuma. VITA
br,nhroll o Los Angelo. 20 Wilmington an 5Jl miles
aud nter-ecel W Gossn by the Joaquin ranch OF the
Central Pachc r. q.
Tnsnei earnings over operating expenses FOR these d.
visions are stated by the Comps ny TO have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

The foreign exchanges are hardening, and actual
hnsiness Is done nearly up 10 the asking rates To-
dav there. were transactions in short sterling at
81 ssh to be taken within days. The following
are the quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
SHELDON g. WADSWORTH

BANkERS 10 VIZ LI+SIs
In addition TO general Banking business buy anu SET
on ronnisOn all securities current &C the NewfOrS STOCK
he First Mortgage Railway Bonds for sale.
iWT a. 81 Fi,DON WM. b. WADSWoRTH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Election Returns.


San Francisco, April Following IL
the number OF votes which each candi.
date received The average vote for the
Citizens Protective Union ticket IL 49,.
022. and for the workingmen's. 11,676,
giving an average majority for the for
mer Of 1856. Citizens Charter candi.
dates-S. N. Wilson 10, 166. Colonel ].
P. Hoge 5000, NJ. NJ. Estse 1866.
Charles Kohler is. 1858, r. G. Harrison
l9.06l, A. 8. Hallidis Is. 1858, T. B. Bish.
op 10, l2e, T. j. Bergin 19,262. A.
Comte. Jr., 1907. W. Bartlett 1874.
]. II. Mcdonald 10. 100. j. II. McNulty
1886. I. Wormser Is. 799. II. P. Jones
1907. Ut. Boyd19. 181. Workingmen-
S. @. Hastings 1883. Thomas Ash.
worth 1l.640. Joseph O'Connor 11,770.
August Tillmsn l1,7s0. William Broder-
lex ~, 49,, ]. F. Gibbon 1l.483, ]. o.
b. Kennedy 11.462, j. K. Phillips H.
$50. II. ]. Kelly 10, 97l, A. O. Taylor
ll,4ll, ]. ]. McMahon 11,420, Hugh
Currsn IL .Gl9. p. Swift 1l,463. D. Skier.
rstt II. sec. aud ]. G. Psnnie 1901.
With regard to the reported contest OF
the election BY the Workingmsn, Audi.
tor Dunn. Attorney Murphy and Tax
Collector Tillison, three members Of the
Board Of Election Commissioners, say
that q general conference and discussion
was held on the evening Of election day.
but nothing definite was accomplished.
Mr.. Murphy has given his opinion that
there Was not sufficient ground for q
contest,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-02
Kearney's Painting Fit.

San FRAScIsco. April lit Is now
reported by Kearnsy's friends that the
fainting fits which he had last Tuesday
arose from = severe case OF gravel. Upon
his arrival at his house on that day hs
Immediately went 10 bed and q physician
was summoned. During the night his
pain was 30 excessive that n fainting
1T was followed by another. and the
agony was Of such . painful character
that his screams could be heard in the
nsighboring houses. Aplaster was placed
upon his back. but he passed q very
siseplsss night. Yesterday afternoon he
attempted to sit up in bed for a while,
but n fresh attack OF the pain caused
him to faint again. Later in the even.
ing be had recovered sufficiently to fall
asleep. From the present appearances
it seems very improbable that he will
appear when his case il called 10 Judge
Freedoms Court, Al the least exertion
brings on fresh attacks Of pain. He Is
represented AZ being completely nm.
nervsd and unnamed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-02
A LIVELY GUEST.
All the RIBS OF . Reno widow
Brskes in Return for ktnd Hos.
pttaltty.
Reno Gazette March 81.

v
A woman went to the house OF the
widow Murray on Monday evening. and
asked permission to sleep there. The
widow remembered her as q to whom
she had given some assistance after the
fire OF last March, but she does not know
her name. The woman was allowed to
remain over night. On the following
morning she came to the bedside Of the
widow and wished to get into bed with
her. The widow refused this request,
whereupon the guest was fain to lie upon
the floor by the bed. In that situation
she produced q bottle Of whisky and
asked Mrs. Murray to take . drink. The
invitation not being accepted, the
widows visitor felt compelled to
drink for both. The effect Of several
long pulls at the bottle was so eIhila-
rating that the guest arose and in
her eIuberancs OF vegetable spirits
dragged Mrs. Murray out Of bed by
the hair. Then the woman kicked the
widow with so much energy that several
Of her ribs were broken. William Mo.
Lsish. who had been sent for vt the first
symptoms Of trouble, now OPPORTUNITY
arrived on the scene and Immediately
proceeded to put in practice that sffec.
tive means OF restoring peace and bar.
mony known a. "nring out" Since the
airing" took place, the widows guest
has been seen no more. She should
have been arrested, for it ia not desira-
BILE that q woman should be allowed to
60 about the country taking advantage
OF the good nature OF widows aud .taving
in their ribs in return for their hospital.
ity. ILs widow Murray's irjuri 5 are
more painful than severe iu u surgical
sense. The exact number Of her broken
ribs the reporter failed 10 ASCERTAIN. The
widow thinks all her ribs srs broken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-02
San Francisco Items.

San Francisco, April lat the sand.
lot meeting yesterday steinman was very
vigorous in dsnouncing any hope OF
relief through peaceabls measures.
THAT ballot business Is all humbug,
and the sooner you men tako the other
method the better. I made up my mind
long ago to let voting and politics 60.
and I say to you again, Organize II
you want to know how to organize and
act. come to me privately and I will
tell you. Those .tsr chamber fellows
beat you yesterday, and they will do
il every time unless you 60 to work
the other way. / will keep up this agi.
%tation. and nobody car buy or intimidaie
me; - their money, to - with IL;
by - I can live without money. and
don't you forget It," Steinmsn wa In.
terruptsd by several women, who stated
that he and Mrs. Smith were making
money out Of the free hotel. Stsinman
undertook to deny this charge, when one
Of the audience said, "Oh yes. Bill.
you'll have Is much money a Ksarnsy
pretty soon." One Troy advised con.
tinued agitation. and the crowd dis.
perssd.
Frank G. Edwards, the winner Of the
California diamond belt offered by the
late Z. G.. Cotton In the pedestrian
match at the Pavilion in September last,
arrived in this city last evening from
New Yoik. Edwards has beon ehal-
lsnged for the belt by Hart. the oolorsd
pedestrian, also Of New York, who 70.
tired from q late six.day's match with .
score Of $40 miles to his credit. Ed.
wards has accepted the challenge. and
the match will take place In this city in
juno next.
Yesterday the Calling Battery Com
pany. with its iull armament, and the
various companies Who have been doing
continuous guard duty at the old City
Hall. received orders to remove with
their equipments to and report OF at
their respective armoriss. The work Of
removal was speedily accomplished.
Mary Dougerty was fined $40 by Judge
RiI yesterday for going into a house on
Mission street. whore . dead body was
lying. and cursine the deceased.
In Department No. 10 Of the Superior
Court the Sacramento River Packing
Company was yesterday granted . decree
dissolving 1t a. q corporation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-02
That Ballot Paper.

San Francisco, April There does
not seem to be anything in the charge
made by the workingmsn that . job was
put up on them in regard to the color OF
the ballot paper. There was q difference
in both color and texture. the paper
used by the WOrkipgmsn being 90 thin
and transparent that when folded the
vignetts could easily DO recognized. II
was also Of q decided pink color. The
Citizens ticket was much lighter
in color. but heavier and irmer
in texture. and complied fully with
the spirit OF the law. It was
easy enough to distinguish the difference
In the tickets, but I cannot learn that
there is 4 particle OF evidence to show
that there was any design on the part Of
the Citizens Committee, or that any
unlawful use was made or attempted to
be made OF it. ! visited o number OF
polls while voting was In progress, ss-
pecially in the strong Workingmen's
quarter OF the city. and saw no attempt
at any place to keep = record OF the
vote or to exercise surveillance
over voters. It is possible that at .
few polls q tally OF votes was kept, but
IL so, the most reasonable supposition Is
that it was for the purpose OF forecast.
ing the result. Tho report that an
employe Of the Office OF the Secretary Of
State was utilized to secure O difference
Of the paper used by the two parties Is
disposed OF by the statement Of the
Secretary that he furnished the Work.
ingmen's paper from the stock In the
office when he came in possession, while
the Citizens Committee got theirs OF
dealers here.