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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-10
ERIE HALLWAY,
Now known 81
The New YFk, Lake Erie { Western R. R,

A6strdef o. TINE Table adopted June q 1880
DULLMAN'S best DraWing-room
\ and sleeping Coaches, combining all
modern improvements are running through
without change from Buhalo Suepenei0n
Bridge, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati Chicago
toNeW York making direct connection with
all lines Of foreign and cOastwise steamers
and also with Sound steamers and railway
lines for Boston and New England citIes
Hotel Dining Cars from Chicago to New
York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-10
d. w. MCKENZIE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
ms MAIN STREET,
Has just received a beautiful line of
Spring and Summer
CUTTINGS,

Of the very latest styles, which can make up TO
order for very little advance on last years prlees
Gentleman wanting spring suits would do well
to call and examine my goods before buying
elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed In cutting
and making. lB8O-tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-10

Z. y. a N. .s.--FHANKLIN DIVISION
FROM and after Dec. 18th, 1919, Passenger
Irnlna Will run "a LnllnuLaa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-10
1881.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical, by Its able and scholarly dis
eussiOns Of the questions OF tho day as well as
best artists-has always eEerted most pOWerfcl
and beneficial influence on the public mind.
The weight Of its Influence will always be
found on the side Of morality, enlightment, and
refinement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-10
No mors Nau.sen. nrur..

lisa m.s.--YOUNGsTOwN mRANUH
From and after Dec 18th, 1919. Paasen-
ger Irnlna viii run na iolloWa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-10
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In
digestion, Constipation or COstiYeness we cannot
cure with West Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
dir ectiUns are strictly complied with They iare
purely vegetable, and never fail to give satishe-
ton. Sugar coated. Large boxes, containing 30
pills, Is cents. For sale all druggists. Be
ware OF all connterfeits and limitations. The
gen uine manufactured only by John q. West &
Co., THE Pill Makers" 16i 4 1sa W. Madison
St., Chicago. Free trial sent by mali prepaid on
receipt ofa cent stamp. 99-5l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-10

= N-~'sso ache, that's the ques-
-n0ndTum, ye Theu-
Neans as difiieult
Nrvy DIR. Tho
Y find 1t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

Csolsy's little boy u . little to fond
Of plsyisg practical jokes. The other
evening b went up into The third
stosy back room in which the hired
man slsps, and 1xing . piscs Of stout
Irvine 70 the bed-clothsG, b nan Il
down stairs into his own room, With
the intent 70 reoovs the covsrs from
the hired man - soon - that individ.
usl Got into bed.
The Ceoleys had jsss taken down
their winter stpvss. end they hal The
parlse stove steoding temporarily at
the hosd Of the Third seuy stairs.
The man diecovesed the string just
- be was rseisia9s Ind. coopssAe1oinG
tho ootive q To jntspded tstck, -
quietly untisd 4 and fastened It 10 the
steve. <f
The boy, nsantine, had goos 70
bed and iorgoetes shout The string.
But sbeut Ten o'clock. 4r. Cooley,
who vas up stairs, geteing apples In
the garrett, ceuGht his foet n the.
string - - WsS .so0isG dswO~-the
steps.
BE fell. and pulled the store sffer
him. and the nsxt moment Cooopys .
pan ofapplss. and sbout Soety t6ses
Of stovse stovs-pips. erstss and bEisk
lining, xsfs rstiling dswn stairs With
. noiss like Q volls1s oto9shsAsy.
A. Cooley lay upos ths huo3.G
with pile % sppl6s ao1 eass eSn
hssped upon him. 1ss. Cooley. and
The boy, and the servants cane rush
ieR ouS - oeosetain What - eorth
vse the oattes. ~
AZ they approached. Coe,sy ssid !:
Terrible. wasn't IT. Awsalest earth
quake We ever had IN this coantsy."
"Was there . real earthquake r
asked Mrs. Cooley. Il didn't feel .
shake"
"Didn't feel II r. exolaimsd Cooley,
taking . stove LEI cut u - sAist cellar
and brushing the soos froo HE clothes;
didn't feel itf Why, ~ grsc;oas
The house rocked like . cradle. I
tnougbt she'd 90 clear over every
minute. It's the worst shock I ever
felt. Sent me chipping Aawa .stsire.
with tAhnS1 .. mtfIisg 0tst till I
thought NE roof kad t9r6te6 in.
There's somsthing queer about these
natural commissions. Thsee saisnti6e
men say that the shake slwsys moves
kinder In wsves from east 70 west. 10
that II 4 coDse froo ths-Hslls
what's thisf" exclaimed Cooley. dir
covering the Irvine twisted Ground HE
lsg. M It'd thss sefiug toTthst
NisYs .stosef.. '' &
AZ be looked around inquiringly. be
observed his oldest boy suddenly
mount upon tho bsnnistsr and glide
swiftly down 70 the 6rst door, where
he stood wsitiog for On oAsnsivs
uossassnJ On Tho part Of bis father.
yAen Oeel1S lsshed over the sailing.
and shaking his fist ct him. said
"You walked little sounded II
you amt : candidate for the eailews,
I'm no Judge. You come up here and
60 70 bed, and tomorrow motning I'll
tan your hide for you With ., lath.
You mind mel III givs2joa 0p0oh
earthquake = make you dance fro@
here n the equator. you tow-hssded
outcast."
The family went to bed, add the boy
crspt softly up the kitchen stairs.
thiSking there vas not much fun in
such joke anyhow.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25
1ts Ingredients.

n r GhoV eur faith In ths safety and excolsass q
= Z. B.. upoe psepss pesooaal apDlisetieo. vAsg
eeisasa tAas . toIe:atioa = tatsa3sd. =: ~
IL abovs s0aS Wsss never nade bsfoss b IL pro.
Dsetos d any ether Hamily Medicine Il IL veeid.
Many ts0tln0nlals, fuYths1 Information, aaA
phlss Treatise on Diseases Of the DioodE r
feh soeA bottle iseneiosed Pres ol pr bottle
e.toanl - ounces or - TO 50 doses. eo1A b. arua
|e1ses. d. RAzsoA. Soy & Co. Prsp's, Du1hlo. NE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25
scRoFULA.
Wadsefsl csrS y 1lislasss.

=. HApDoH. Sos & Co.: yos ~ benset o. IN
1BUo1iDt viii 1@ofaIs Or IDpuD Bioed II thsiR
6yreome, hsesby rocomnea1 King Of the Blood.
1kavs 6ssn tsoubasd VitA 60sfuls 1ss he past -
-, .Ase = eosstpd ~ eye that YES con.
S6y Xiag q d Blood. vhie& kss proved grsas
haeoang 70 n, - 10 has completsly cared me, and
1shsss1ully ress00snd Il 70 al trosb1sd - havo
80 sws.ss 2 .s.s:. gsi1s : =. =
q 1000
~ - ia - eay 1ublie Hospital - b nutu,
3 49, . . Ssisk L net 9saui.s.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

6shsI. That ian aagell An ~.
Wen. N npl : child ~
sss. Y Dat AstAsE ~ = does -
nw1y: call ny goves1sss IN apeely.,
well. explained The roehcr. aiter :
nonsoss peuss. SAe y esins "a n
inmediatsly.'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
King Of the Blood

cusus III SsrufuIsus aAxio0s and disorders rssal1l
tng fraa Iopuslty Of tie ha00d. II 10 nesdlass q
pseify All - ~ su8aeT ezn ususliy pssesve ~
eause; but 6ae KheoD, Itapies, Ulcers. Tsoesa
0st1rs. SnanSsGs, re-, are TIE rnes: eemnoa, q
vun es0esy s0setioss Of The Hear. Asal, L6UO
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

AZ ev01c61ed sAa9 0ovuat ua1s tAe
osss besf. bat mag ass 1ok ~ 1eeaanAle
e stock .raiseS - sitAoe Aa61aa
ohoethorns. bscause tAo lase two -,
tiooed Gseds viii produce : tissA
quantity of eoec- goea saooeSs a.
snybo6y--in Aalf The uas required s
0Aturs Oevons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-27
TU.N..G TIRE TABLES.

An Illinois Sheriff was noted for his
activity in looking mp unlicensed ped
dlers. Taking a walk abroad one day,
ne came across an old fellow whom he
at once concluded was an Illegal trader,
and inquired OF aim if he had anything
to sell.
"Hev got anything to sell, Squire?'
was the response. Guess have black
in that'li make them old cowhide boots
o yours so't yoa can shave in 'em.
Got razors, too an article yon want, |
should say, by the looks o yonr beard.
Got Balm OF Klumby, too. only a dol
lar bottle, good for the ha'r and for
assistin' hGman uatur.
The Sheriff bought bottle of Balm
OF Columbia, and then desired to see
the Yankees license for pcddling. The
document vas produced, examined, and
pronounced genuine, and handed back
to the owner.
Then the disappointed official said:
Il don't know that | care about this
stuff; what will you give me for it,
'Waal," answered the pedller, 81
don't want it, Sqnire; but seeing it's
you, I'll give yoa thirty-Gve cents for
it."
F-s ~ 4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-27

A wealthy man who lived in Cheo-
te.feld Virginia, had two sons, Tom
and Jack, bo,h fond OF playing poker,
but Jack was very sharp at the game
aud Tom very 9st When the old man
died he lefC Tom $50 000 and Jack Only
$1,000; bnt he explained at the foot OF
his will that 81 1000 was just stake
enough for Jack to win everything that
Tom has, a'd il was wise provision,
Tor so ii turned out.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-27
Wlsh E,.rg Body 70 Know.

Rev, George Ii, Thayer, an old citi-
zen Of this vicinity, known to every one
as most influential citizen and a Chris
tisn minister Of the Nj. f. Church, just
this moment stopped at our store to
say: II wish everybody to know that |
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Saito4'S Consumption C,ire. :"
1t is having tremendous sale over our
counters, and is giving perfect satisfac-
tion in all cases Of Lung Diseases, such
as nothing else has done.
DIS MATcHETr h FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1873.
Sold by {. A. DESACssugE, Druggist.
n2-eOD
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-27
No Reception sisc,,.

1t is strange so many people viii con-
tinue to suffer day after day with Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, and General Debility,
when they can procure at our store
Shitob's Vaat;zer, free Of cost if it does
not cure or relieve them. Price, Is cts.
Sold by c. A, DrSAUssURE, Druggist.
nS-eop
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-27
sAEr. sALT.

The Desert salC Company
Is now prepared to furnish a choice article 0
MILLING SALT III quantities to suit, at
reasonable rates.
Extra quality of salt for all kinds Of meats.
constantly On hand
z. ReiHkari a. 90. are orr sole Agents for
Minnemucea aud Northern Country
Address, orders 10
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager.
a1tf5-nT White Plains, Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-27
ID r. s PI n N E 7
Nd. IL KEARNY STREET,
Treats All Chronie and special BIZ
Se:sseS.
20 NC MI f. N


DUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
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500 for every case of Seminal Weakness or prl-
vate disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails 70 cure.
Aisn5BiE.AGED MEN.
There are many st the age CT thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent eyacuations
of the bladder often aeccnp panied With slight
snarting Or burning sensation and u v weakening
of the sy stem in maDncr The patient can not
account for. On examining the urinary depas
its fopy sediment viii citcG be found, and
sometimes small particles oI alhuIhen viii ap-
pear, er the color Will be Of Il thin milkish hue.
a;san ehaHg ng 10 q dar.. and torpid appear
ance. There are many men WHO die Ct this dif
fleulty, ignorant OF the cause, winch is the sec
end stage Of seminal Weakness DR.. 5. WA
guarantee perfect cure ~ all sus h cases, and u
healthy restoration oi the geLito-u urinary or
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Office Hours 10 to and s to s. Sundays.
from 10 to II A. NJ Consultation free. Thor
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Gail or address
pr. SEENNzsV 6 CO..
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P s.-For Private diseases CT short stand
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cure, with All instructions, VIII be sent to any
address On receipt OF SO. - ~ ly5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-27
NOTICE.

EThe Van De Water Mining Company will not
be responsible for any debts contracted or sup
plies furnished, except on written order,
signed eonjointly by DOUGLAS CRAY, Super
intendent, ahd L G. B. IStlAM, Sporekeeper, or
by some officer of ihe Company, in writing.
All proper debts Of the Company incurred
under the late sanertntendency d u, p Fierce.
viii be paid en presentation on spproved bills
r. McNURDY, Inspector.
Fan De Eots~ T'iiae, Spring TdllsY, Hunt
bo.dr County, Nevada, December u sulx7S.
C30-4w
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FER. sFENNHT G. CO..
TIiE
CHEAT ENGhEgK REMEDY

Ie q yer- failing
Care Tor Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Fitalrty, Seminal
Neahutss, Sperma-
orsh6ea. A. % = 4
xAnassDB.t I'm
htepcy, Paraly sis,
md al fl4e teriibie
Z fleets of self-abt.se.
Goutaal Fol!.e
AMI, isxcesses in
Aistllrer years
a.tit- IL, n,fI1,yai
, 1880-07-01
A Girl with the Jim. Jams.

A remarkable case of Jim jams came
under the observation of officer Hefer-
man a short time ago, in a small room
in the rear of No. 2l5 Almond street.
The victim was Clara Walker. She
said that three days ago she had cele.
brated her eighteenth birthday by unin-
tentionally getting very drunk. The.
effect produced by the overdose Of spir-
its was so charming that she continued
the drunk up to last night. When dis
covered by the officer she was in the act
of adjusting the end of piece of clothes
line around her neck, preparatory to
choking out her life. Heferman pre-
vented her from carrying out her self
destructive design, for which kind act
she was at first greatly enraged, but
after becoming calm she thanked her
deliverer. While the officer was volun-
teering some good advice, the woman
became series of shrieks. She imag-
ined that the room was filled with in
fants, and that huge rats were devour-
ing them. She leaped upon a chair,
and from the chair to the bed, and from
the bed to the washstand, utterly disre-
garding the consequent damage to
pitcher and bowl, all the time wrlnging
her hands and uttering shrIll cries of
far, like amaniac.
She was taken to the Chestnut street
station, where, in earnest and pitiful
words, she described the horrible fate of
two or three of tbe imaginary babies.
She said there were several more in the
room, and before going to her cell plead
ed with tears to the sergeant to send
some one to prevent further destruction
of the innocents by the rapacious ro-
dents. The sergeant prom sed to see
that all the rats were killed. which
seemed to pacity the woman, and smile
changed her whole countenance as the
turnkey-did his duty.-St. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
, 1880-07-01
Capital Punishment in China,

Apropos of the sentence just pro-
nounced upon Chun Hou, formerly the
Ambassador of China ut thia court,
Prof. Vassilief furnishes the following
explanations According to the latest
Pekin newspaper, Chun Hou, though
condemned to be beheaded, is not to be
Immediately put to death, but kept in
prison for the present. Capital SEN
tences are promptly carried out in the
case of insurgents and certain other
classes of criminals, where delay might
endanger the peace Of the country. In
such Cases even the local magistrate Is
empowered TO summarily take life II ne
deems it necessary. But ordinarily the
executions throughout the empire take
place simultaneously at the autumual
equinox, at which time the Emperor
visits The Temple of Heaven TO clear
himself of the sin of shedding blood.
Hence if an order criminal is sentenced
the day after the autumnal equinox, he
has a whole year Of his life still before
him. Moreover, for certain time be-
for the equinox the Minister of Tortures
receives and examines the lists of the
condemned from all parts of the empire,
and reports to the Emperor the names
of those least deserving OF clemency.
The Emperor then orders some to be
executed forthwith, and Iespite' others
for another year. Tbs sealed lists OF
the doomed are carried to all parts OF
the empire by couriers On 6xed day
all the sentenced criminals are brought
to a public place, where the sealed lists
are opened and the Emperor orders
carried out on the spot Some are be-
headed with sword or common kiitci
some are strangled by being dra eyed
over the ground, Tor the jibLcs is not
used in China Beheading is regarded
more shameful than strangling, tor the
latter leaves the body whole, while the
former dismembers it-SL Petersburg
Go.os.
, 1880-07-01
A Vampire from Asia.

In store on Summit street may be
seen an animal, the like of which few
people In Toledo have ever seen. 1t is
a monster South Asia vampire, the much
dreaded blood sucker of that country.
This rare creature, perhaps the only liv-
ing specimen of the kind in the country,
IS about one and half feet long, has o
pair OF piercing black eyes which shine
like diamonds, double row of sharp
teeth, similar to those Of the weasel, and
its powerful wings, when stretched full
length, measure two and one-half feet
from point to point, The vampire hangs
suspended from bar in the center of
it's cage by pair Of formidable claws,
and when in repose resembles a closed
umbrella; its body is covered with II
comfortable ceat Of fur, while its beau
tifully proportional head, which has a
rcmal kable similarity to that Of a dimin-
utive black.and tan terrier dog, il sur.
mounted by pair Of large, shell-shapcd
ears. This strange creature is almost
totally blind during the day, but at night
it's little eyes twinkle with astonishing
bri,liancy The vampire is kept in a
temperature of about seventy degrees,
in order to conform as nearly as possible
with the climate of its native home.--
Toledo Commercial.
, 1880-07-01
attempted to mount the platform. This at.

attempted to mount the platform. This at.
tempt was resisted, and after some psrley,
one of the female Greenbsckers led out with
her left. giving William Zone for his COB, :"
which stretched him ON his adopted soil.
He retired in disorder amid howls of con-
tending factions, which had meanwhile be-
gun to reassemble in groups, and improvised
a stand in distant corner of the sand lot,
where he assembled bis Democratic follow
ers. Speaking was then carried on from
both rostrums. The crowd was about equal
ly divided during the speaking.
Departures for China.
SAN FRAScIsco, June 20.-The steamer
Oceanic sailed to day for Hongkong via. Yo.
kohama. Among the passengers were Mr..
Angel and Messrs. Swift ard Trescott, min.
lister and commissioners to China.
Mining Enterprise iM Mexico.
SAN Francisco, June 2l.--California and
Eastern capitalists have recently invested in
mines in Sonora and chihuahua to the value
of over million dollars. Title deeds and
descriptions OF property are now Jsing trans.
lated Ly an expert in this city. .. ,
The Mcclure Charter Fails.
The Supreme Court to-day rendered de-
cision declaring the Mcclure charter uncon.
stitutional ON the ground that it does not
fall within the definition OF general law. ..
kalIOch Held tO Answer,
I. M Kallock. as the result of an exami
nation de novo on charge Of killing Chss
De Young, was held to answer this evssing
without bail. III
California Events.
San Francisco, June 22.-Wm. Panharst
and Rudolph FoskuLl. sailors on the schoo-
ner Gaslight, were drowned in Whisky
slough. about 80 miles above Antioch, oh
the 18th inst, by the swamping Of a skiff.
The Supreme Court to-day issued writ
Of mandate to compel the city treasurer to
satisfy Judgment of $62,000 against the
city on account OF the destruction Of pri-
vate property by mob during the riots Of
July, 1877.
In the suit OF the city to recover taxes
from the Spring Valley Water Company tor
the fiscal year of 1875 II, the Supreme
Court overruled the demurrer Of defendant
reversing the decision of the lower court,
with leave for dsfendant TO answer. The
effect of the decision Is to make all corpora
tions pay taxes on their capital stock.
, 1880-07-01
An Arkansas Romance.

A very singular termination to a love
affair, says the Little Rock Gazette, has
just occurred near this city. Some time
ago young man, whom it would do no
doubt be well to call James, fell in love.
or thought he did, with a young lady
whom it would be well to call Susan.
Practical names, both of them. The
fondness of James was returned James
told Susan that he loved her, and Susan
told James that she loved him. James
asked Susan to marry him, and Susan
said that she would. The young man
had spent sleepless nights in contem-
plating the prize he was attempting to
win, but when he found that the pole of
attractions had knocked he''persimmon"
of Susan's affections, he ceased tossing
the cover at night and slept soundly,
Finally he mused: 81 don't love that
girl. | wish that l had not acted so
rashly in engaging If to her. 1t
would almost break her heart if were
to tell her of my mistake. She is so
atfectionate. What fool man is p
Susan did not pass all this time without
musing: "Women are so impulsive,"
she thought. 81 am engaged to that
man, and l declare that | do not love
him. | would break the engagement,
but he might kill himself. l don't
know what to do.'" The parties contins
ucd to be atfectionate toward each other,
and the same grave troubles affected
alike the mind Of each. Several nights
ago the affectionate parties sat beside
each other.
'tSusan," remarked James. "do YOU
think that man should marry woman
when he doesn't love her, merely to pre-
serve his honor {" 81. ,... go.
'No, do your .
81 don't think that he should. By
the way, Sue, I think that it would be
better for us not to get married. ! have
been mistaken; don't love you. l
hope that you will forgive me. Have
wronged YOU 3
"Glorious man, said the girl. "You
have lifted heavy weight from my
heart. do not love you, AMI the fear
of fatal results has ever kept me from
breaking the engagement"
''Is that soF asked James, aston.
ished :"
81 speak truthfully."
"Well, will be dog goned. thought
you cared for me"
"And thought you cared for me-
am be bistcred ii this affair hasn't
got away with me- Say, Sue"
eyes"
"Now let's look at this business a
little closer. We are both very frank.
l think that frank people make tho best
husbands and wives We understand
each other first rate. Tell me, don't
you--that is, don't you entertain some
thing of an affection for meY'
"Y-yes, don't you for me ?"
eyes Suppose as We understand
each other so well, that we set mar
ried."
"All right and the ceremony was
performed in country church last
Sunday. H1i
, 1880-07-01
sOREi6N NEWs.
EnsIiAls Affairs

livEEPooL, Juna 1.-THE Courier states
that lhri- are grave dissensions in the cab
met Right Hun. Jos. Chamberlain, presi-
rrnt ( the board q trade, wishes 10 retire,
bis principal grievances being failure Of the
g5v,Inment TO recall SIR Bartle Frere from
the poVernorship "f the Cape OF Good Hope.
A husr contest il anticipated on Brud-
laug Ia = administration.
Egyptian aToOkedness
C1Ro, June H.-There is much excite
, 1880-07-01
TACIFIC COAST
FenrfaI Slaughter.

GOLD HILL, June ia terrible accident
at the Yellow Jacket NINE occarred Mt 1880
o'clock, occasioned by q carload Of tools
falling from near the surface to the bettom,
where eight men we're on the skip. FoVr
were instantly killed, namely: Neil Gala
CHER. AL TeDby. Timothy Wilkins and E.
Whitehead. John Trezona has thigh
broken, II. Williams has an arm of, Barney
Coyle and Frank Hammond are slightly in-
jured.
DeTauIter Convicted.
SANTA CRuz, June l9.-The trial Of Otto,
e4. County Treasurer, charged with emhez.
element Of public funds, was concluded to-
Gay. and this evening the jury returned q
verdict of guilty.
Row at the sand Lot
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 2O.-At the sand lot
to-day there we're two meetings held, one by
the Gresnbaek ard the other by the Demo
cratic wing OF the W. p. @. The Green
hackers came first on the scene and pre-
empted the rostrum, raising the American
flag. Soon after. William Welloek, OF the
Democratic wing, made his appearance and