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Flour, Grain and Hay.

Flour - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows; XXX, = -, xxx, so,
XNAX, = 1Oi Choice 81 9O;tsmily, noVe.
Imported; Xxx, per cwt -; NIX, -.
XXXX, 9 90i, Fancy, O0to 10; Patent %.
RyK-In sack, II %.
RARLEy zoe per bushel sacked, loose GOc.
BRAN-Wequote at soc.
GuNSY BA0s--Second-h In good order, .
tuen.s piece.
.oRN MEAI,--0n track large lots l5c. In the
OF IRE jobbing lots soc
oAT s. New Texas 10 Fed rust proof
49,.
WHEAr--No Sold, 05c; No new, SJGSdc; No
2, none; No new, i5@S0' Rejected, 6aIIl; No
grade. 5O@65c; Mediterranean, No2. 81: No 8,
70@75ci Nicaragua, nominal, iuc, put not want
ed by Texas nillCrs.
CoRN-We quote new Texas from wagon In
shuck and ear A. cents per bushel.
HAY-Piairia, loose from wagon, 81 per ton
Millett. do, 30. From store. prairie, baledSl3
per ton; Millett, sl5, Prairie baled, In car
lots, Sl2 per ton free on bOald.
We quot: Chopped corn, per loo pounds
|; chopped corn end oats, per 100 pounds,
81 80; chopped barley, per 100 pounds. 81 rs:
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds soc;
corn brau, per 100 pounds, soc, Graham flour,
IS y; cream meal, 81 80; tine bolted meal, per
bushel 00c. hou my, per 100 pounds, ~ rs
y gifts, per OOpounds, ~ 35; corn -four, per 100
pounds, y.
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To New orleans, by Red River, 80 IS per

To New Orleans, by Red River, SO rs per
bale.
To Galveston, ~ n per bale
To st. Louis, ~ 20 per bale.
On produce FROM st. Louis to Dallas, $50 per
car; Kansas City, $50 per car.
Following are the rates from all points In Kan
sAs south of Kansas City
To Dallas--Corn and oats per ewt, 81 10; po-
tatoes per cwt, SOC.
To Hutchins-Corn and oats, 4Sc; -four, 55c.
To Ferris-Corn and oats ,45c; -four, SIC.
To Palmer-Flour, $50; corn and oats, ACC.
To Ennls-Flour, Gle; corn and oats, 47c.
To Rice-Flour, &c; corn and oats, 46c.
Marlin, Bremond, HeArne and Bryan-Flour,6 5c
corn and oats, Soc.
To Calyert-Flour, &C; corn and oats, SOC.
On GRAIN-To New Orleans, iQcts per cwt. To
st Louis, 40cts per hun lred.
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Some moths ago he laughter If one Of
our prominent citjzNs was prorouuccd a
hopeless consumptive. she WAS Y ry much
reduced in ilesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually UAs.lg away recommended
Der to use "Dr SwNyne's Compound SYrlp
of Wild Cherry" which she did. Ina short
time she was FREQ from all cough and other
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy.
Prico % cents md ST bottle, or six bottles
S., The large s,zo is tho most economical.
Prepared only b. DR. Swayno Il Son, Phila-
lelphia. Sold by druggists.
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TuBs-Threc nest, 81 .ioJNs. eight nes
$3.50, No. /, per dozen, soy NO. ?, ;b.5Oi NO
81 as.
WAsHBoAnDs--woo 81 So; zinc, s2.a5i New
Era, ~ .T9sl.70.
WILL BucKKTs--s .25asb 80 per dozen.
PCwpER-- S. 40 per keg Of 25 pounds l2H do,
SHol-Drop, bag, s2.25@S2 8Oi BUCK, 9'tt
@s2 .65.
MAoKEREL-No. barrels, sl2j fhAlf-barrelB'
1850, Kits " pounds, 7l,l0; No, 2 barrels, sl0.
CASDy--Stck, lSal5c. a pound Fancy, 10
TO 25c. Prize candy IS.
E-Concentrated, So .65aSi. 95.
RoPK--SiBal, "a In. basil, l0c; cotton, &c
VIsEGAR-Per gallon, 2OQpauc.
WRAPPINC IAPER- Rag anCFslraw, 4Oc. Uc
Toe. aud $50, per bunch.
STAEoH-iAc,
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wines and H.iqnOrs.

ALoouoL--S2 80 to so 40 per gallon.
WmsKY-Swect mash, 81 .259si 80; sour
mash, 81 .6OG185, accordng@age
WINES G lArpt, In case, SS.l6@&; CatnWha,
per gallon, 81 .l0@$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
hS; sherry per gallon, u ,2O@S3i Madeira per
gallon, ~ .6DGB5j White wine, In cases, &i 20
GSl0,
nAMpAGNR--Cooks, In baskets, SlsMs9O
Heldsecb, In basket, SIS; KruR, in basket, 81
Domestic champagne, s0@lG,
ALE Stock ale, per dozen, g .l5@S2 so; POr-
tar, per dozen, S2@&,50.
BorrLr BEEp-St Louis quarts 81, pin's
$l3 50. BadWiscr, NJ, ptnts Slj 20.
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Building Bacterial.

BmoK--At the kllns 81 20 to SO
SToNE-At the Dallas quarrles DC per cubic
foot. Laid in wall lie,
IuNRER-Natlvo rough pine $50 per thousand
Dressed on one side, ~ so; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, Se5; Dressed Notwithstanding
sl5; Three-eigh,h tongued and grooyed ceiling,
$l7 30,
SmNaLEs-Cypress "a per thousand; N alive
pine, sap, So; do heart, s3 70. N
LATHs-SS 50per thousand n
CEMENT-Fort Scott. per barrel, 50 rs; Res
eudAle, 50 80; Louisville, sS IS; Portland
81 50,
PLASTER OF pARIs-Fer barrel, 81.
hAlR--Per pound, 71ac,
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Iron. Mails. Mlre, Etc.

IRos- We quote merchant bar, 4c rates
Norway aud Swedes, loo.
PLow sTEEL-Sc.
WinN-Smoolh wire, No. D, 7ko. Nos. 10 and
IL, ne; No. Il, Sc. per p0und berbcd wire
10 to He; lapanned, loot extra cut barb,
galvanized extra cut barb, llAc.
lloRsR sloEs--Per keg,t6 51imulc 9hoes,T 80.
IloEsK SHOE SAlLs-Per BOX, 20 pounds, No.
7, $500; No. s, 50 76 No. q, $3.50,
EAiLs-Frum l0d 81 COL, 81 % rates,
TIMER STocK Block tin SOC per pound;
tin plate liX20 ell per box; l., c. liSs0 sll Dor
do l0Nli 81 80; zinc, l2oper 10; s0lder lie pc;
ID. sheet Iron, 81 b 70 per ID,
ANEs-per box, one dozen, $40,
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Live stock.

CATrLE--Cornfed, none; grnss do yearlinrs,
Saa$si steers, from 8 to years old, elhGS2Oi
Darn cows, 8l5d&lS.
HoRsEs-N Mustang ponies, S25 "a $40; farm
atock, Sl0@$75; buggy horses, s6O@SlOOi sad
lie, $40 to Sl2j,
MuLEs-From Gfteen to sixteen hands high,
T6 to GAO.
HoGs-On foot, 8, 3GalC. for Inferior toprime
pUrkers.
MUTTON suESp--They are quotable at 81. 5O@sS
per heap.
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Fruit and Nuts.

LEMoNs-Per box, 50 %.
Pop CoRs--Prlze packages, per gross, $40.
RAIsIEs IOndsn layers, Sj9AS, jos iAyers
81. 10 to ~ 80 per box
PECARs-None.
NuTs--Almonds 2S@26c. per apoundi Brazil
ll@l2; hlberts, l4@l5; English Walnnts'
none; chestnuts, American, n0nei Italian,
none; peanuts, to y; cocoannts, W.
DATEs-l06l2Hc. per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, Florida ana Louis
lana, So
CURH, STs-g@l0C.
PRUNEs-9@I0C.
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DaIiasLcR,her Market.

OAK SoLA-LEAlnER--over 20 lbs, l0c; do
under 20 lbs, 30c
HEMLoCg SoLg-LEATHER Best Buffalo
aughter. 500 sorN DO, sDc; best MstRmJras,
;good do, 9Icj good dam sed, zoe; poor do,
O.
OAK HARNESS LEATHEB-No. L. i1c; do, No,
IS.
HEMLoCK HAuNFss LEATHER No. l, IS; do,
No, 3, ST.
UrpEH-French calf, 20 TO ~; do. klp,Sl ,l0
@sl.Sb per pound, American calf, 90c. dl$l .35
do. kip, 6ac@Sl,
CoLLARs-- Duck, No. liner dozen, $3.50.
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a.. American manufactured glass has
Done up in price from % to so pcr cent, but
D. Goslu made his purchases and gave his
orders last fall for six months in advance
and consequently is able to sell sll glassware
st his popular China HALL, one OF two lines
excepted, al the old low rates.
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NIents and Lard.

BACON Long clear sides 1879 short clear
ii; breakfa bacon l2c.
Dry SA.T-Long clear sides, lOi short clear
10c.
HAMs-Plalu sugar cured, 1895 canvass
ed do, 1874,
LAnp-Tierce, lOA; half barrel, lO& pails
8 TO 10 pounds, llls; 3pounds, l2R.
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RuEara and SyruI,s.

suaAR-Crshcd. l9c1{, powdered, re; gran
ulatsd, i2i A, lis; llli clarIhed, ll9s to IL
T@l0k; lair to prime 6S@9H@lOh
Tho prices !. less In hogsheads.
MoLkssRs AND SYIUPs-L0uisiana molasses,
.Sto soc. Table SYRUP 55@6G.
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wagon woodwork.

spoKEs-Erom . to 2H inch, per set, XXX
BelectS S3; Xxx, s2.15.
SAWED FELLoxs--1H to az, 81 per set.
BuGaY wHKELs-Saryen's patent, A, b, c, ID
and 4 grades, IS to sl4 per set.
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CHECKS AND pLAlnS,
DUCKS

Friends may toraake and fortune fail, but
Blsckwel's Fragrant Durham Bull smoking
tobacco, always remains the same, the very
best None genuine without the bull on
each package.
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PSAouEs.-9 pounds, sl.S5@S2.OC; pounds
% 25gS3 10
ToMArofs-2 pounds, Sl.i5@sl .GOi . pounds,
81 .96c0s2 90,
BLAcKBERRIEs--s .6G0sl. rs.
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Goal aud weed.

CoAL--We quote Indian Nation Mt 81 so per
son denyered, or free on board; coke, 35c. per
barrel OF one hundred pounds.
WooD-- Oak, per cord, $2.75a$5; pine, $2.25
delivered
CuARcoAL-Sixty cents per barrel.
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COoperagc.

Flour barrels csc; sugar barrels SOC half
barr eta, do. 4oc; cypress molasses do. sl.5o
barrels. 81 10; molasses kegs zoe.
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At Their old Stand.

Meredith Bros, aro at their new building
and will be glad to have all of their old pat
rons and the public generally to call on
them. Best liquors and cold lager beer.
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New York, all rail, VI So per 100 pounds
Boston, all rail-, 81 Al per 100 pounds.
Baltimore, oil rail, 81 80 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, all rail, 81 % per bale.
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CoFFEE-Rio, common, 800 5Hc, ordi-
airy, IL; fair, lGis; good, IL;
prime, l!s4@lSAi choice, lS,als3,; yaguayra,
l5S@l9 Java, gs9suc
rKAs-lmperlel from tits'Nr pnr pounds
Young Hyson, l0dCJ; nolpng, ii5.Isici Japan,
0a65c.
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Radically expelled. For particulars, address
p. o. box 10, Southern & Western Medicine
Co, Dallas, Texas.
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pnnltry au6 Game.

PRAIRIE CmcKeNs-We quote at 20c apiece
SQulWRELs--ter dozen, t>C.
CmCKENs--We QUcso $500 for spring. FOL
grown, "a 90.
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[NeTE.--1as 9ao,m,oas toiio'Ol'sg, waeess
oi6u,uiss stated, gro for 'DhoteSGte spot cash
os. IYAe2s ttae IS cSstd or small aHOstltS
purchased, higher yctcs arc dsmaadCd.
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"EpiLensis" Cured

BY tho use of the great German remedy.
For particulars, address P. o box 70, South
era " Western Medicine Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Butter and Eggs.

Eees-wholesale, 25c. per dozen.
BuTrER-t'nuntry, choice 80, inferior So
Western and Kansas, choice %; inferior zoe.
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Tagging and Ties.

BAaaING-Standard. ll7s.
ARROW TIKs--s2 40 per bundle.
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Seeds.

GERMAN MiLLRT-We quote atsl copper busheli
vhite DO 0oc
Cotton~At the Oh Mill, lOc. per bushel.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FREE

For the speedy cure of spermatorrhWa, sexual
the medicines We wish to stop this curse OF
our civilization. Address St. Louis Curative
Institute, st. Charles St., between 18th and 18th,
st. Louis. Mo
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Cotton.

"She's o0,n was tue word oil a;ound, in-
Guiding that wel-detned qnan ity, the
s'buckat shops" The news being uniavora"
BILE tho Ia las market drlled oil after noon,
scoring dec inc of nn ~ and closed droopy
and ir egular. NO lowing are the quotations
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You will find an excellent stock of fall
suiLings for gents wear, Mt Douglas Bros.
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Dallas Wool Market. "


Free of burrs, hne 20; medium, 2i@a7; bury
to 20 per pound.
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Fish and Oysters.

OYsTERs-2 dozen for 25c.
Fish, To TO-. per 10.
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Good beer is something TO be appreciated.
G. Conrad & Co g Celebrated Budweiser
never fails or give entire satisfaction,
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MONEY fND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.

Cation senson-Meats FiEmer-Gener'
nj Groceries In Improved De-
mand-Ties Excited ana heia
:Higher-GrainQ uiet-couniry
Produce in GOOD de-
mand and Light
Receipts,
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Price, sl5O SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or
micd on receipt OF price. a.
For further particulars send for circular.
p. o. box 1883 j. o. ALLAN * co. IS John st..
New York.
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Ne offer $50 reward for any case they will not cure
Quick, safe, and sure cure.
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No nauseous doses of cllbebs, copaiba, or oil OF
sandalwood. that are certain TO produce dyspepsia
by destroying the coatinss Of the stomach
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A POSITIVE CURE

without medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE NEE
ICATED BOUGIES. Patented oct. III, 1876 one box
No will cure amy case in four days, or less
No. will cure the most obstinate case, no matter
of how long standing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-21
WIN Power and Fasting.
N.v York 7rituu., Au0u., II.

NsV York Tribune. August II.
Ayoung mechanic. condemned to four
years imprisonment. In Italy, has man
aged 10 stsrvs himself 10 death In thirty
days. DR.. Tanner tasted forty and IL
nons the worse for It. But the italian
willsd 10 die, while Tanner willed to
livs-a very important difference In the
two cases. There used to be . theory
that people need not die at all II their
wills were strong enough. Absurd a. IL
was, II contained . grain OF truth.
Wssk-willsd men succumb to accidents
or attacks OF disease, while men Of
strong will live through. The eIps.
risnoe OF army surgeons abounds In In
stances Of remarkable recoveries OF
plucky fellows who seemed to have NO
chance Of fighting Of death, and Of
equally remarkable deaths OF soldiers
with aabby resolution who succumbed
to slight wounds. On the whole, the
mechanics case IL rather more interest.
ing than Dr.. Tanners. Both COMPUTE o
host OF medical writers, who say that
nine days abstinence from food will
kill . healthy man; but the young
italian has demonstrated that o mar
who tries to kill himself by the starva.
ton process may be o whole month I'm.
ishing the job.
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Captured.
Car,on Tribune, Augss, 20.

Cdrs0h LFt0tHs, htypss so'
E. o. Tomkins, Sheriff Of Nevada
county, California, this morning arrived
with q requisition from the Governor OF
California for Frank Morrow. arrested
on suspicion Of being Q fugitive from
justice from Nevada county. Although
the prisoner since his arrest has denied
his identity, be ooolly recognized Sheriff
Tomkius this morning. saying : " Good
morning. Mr.. Sheriff" The man Nor
row was indicted in Nevada county for
burglary, and while awaiting trial be in.
formed the authorities that he knew all
about the murder OF banker Cummings,
who was lately killed In that county
while h~eroieslly resisting stage robbers.
Morrow was guaranteed immunity from
the charge OF burglary providing he
would spprshend the murderers Of Cum
mings. He promised to do so. and in
company with the Sheriff started for
Napa City. At the latter place Morrow
sludsd the a~rgus.eyed Sheriff and
escaped, since which time until Tuesday
last no trace Of tho fugitive could be
found. On that day Morrow passed
through town on his way to Genoa,
under the name OF Reed. and was recog-
nized by W. 5. Byrne, formerly q resi-
dent Of Nevada. who put Sheriff Hill on
the scent. After communicating with
the officers Of Nevada county by tsle-
graph. Sheriff Hill. accompanied by his
deputy, Powers. on Tuesday evening 70.
paired to Genoa. captured their man
and brought him to the Carson jail.
where he has been confined for the past
three days. Sheriff Tomkins will leave
with his prisoner by this evenings train.
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Homicide at Pine Nut.
Carson Timss. August 10.


On Tuesday Q oolorsd man named
Henry Evans, . o%oal.burner at Pine Nut,
came into town to purchase supplies.
and was requested BY q white man
named Webb to all an order for him.
On Evans return 1t was discovered that
he bad forgotten to procure some liquor
wanted by Webb. and the latter became
very much excited. remarking, eve got
o gun for you." and Immediately going
into the cabin, from which be emerged
with q six. shooter and opened fire. dis
charging three shots at Evans, who ran
behind a wagon, where he found heavy
billet OF wood which he threw at West,
striking him In the head. West fell to
the ground partially stunned, when
Evans seized the pistol and beat him
over the head until he was thoroughly
unconscious. Webb was removed TO his
cabin where hs fingered In total uncon.
seriousness until 8 o'clock that evening.
when he died. Information OF the
tragedy was taken to Genoa. and Sheriff
Williams started out yesterday morning
to arrest Evans, who was met on the
road on his way to deliver himself up.
The statement Of Evans, from which
this item IL taken. 10 oorroboratsd by an
eve witness.
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Carson Items.
Timss, Ausust 20.

~
The colored man, Henry Evans. who
killed Webb at Pine Nut on Tuesday.
was acquitted on q preliminary examina-
ton at Genoa yesterday.
Sheriff Tompkins Of Nevada county
arrived this morning and identified the
man held by Sheriff Hill as the man
Morrow, wanted In Nevada and Napa
counties. The prisoner. who takes mat
tiers very coolly, will be taken below
tonight.
The heaviest castings ever received at
the freight depot in this city are now
being loaded by d. W. Earl & Co. for
shipment to Bodis. They are consigned
to the Bed Cloud Mining Company and
consist OF two cylinders weighing eleven
tons, and bed plato. weight eight tons
all pumping machinery.
Five tous OF powder have been shipped
TO the Fivs-Miie House for use In blast.
ing out the new wagon road between
Bodis and tho point at the southern ex.
trsmity OF Walker Lake wkere the Car
son and Colorado Railroad can be inter.
sected to best advantage. Other sup.
plies have also been forwarded, and
blasting and grading will begin at once.
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II is a well.known and established
fact in the history Of the Pacific Coast
that the Democratic party. which was in
power from the first. invited, aided and
sbe,tsd Chinese immigration to these
shores. Under the administration Of
John Biglsr. the Democratic Governor.
the Chinese were fostsred and made
much Of. The "China boys cot quite
q figure in public professions, and Big
Ter himself presided at . Chinese ban
quet, seated at the head Of the table,
Indeed. 80 we'll did be favor and anil
ate with the Chinese that he gained io'
himself the soubriquet OF Mandarin
John" Since the Democracy have
gone on. Of power on the P'ciho Coast
and the Republicans have had the rule
the Chinese have gradually gone out Of
favor,
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APsAID OF THE SACK.

It IL rather amusing to notice the
mount Of alarm displayed BY some half
q dozsn.nswspspsrs in this State lest
they should fall victims to the mythical
..sack" Of money which they pslPi-
tatingly declare that Sharon always car
ries with him and IL about to turn loose
among the voters Of this State. Strange
a. 1t may appear. they demonstrate in
this only danger and disaster to the
Democratic party and themselves.
Sharon's friends. and they are svidsatly
very numerous throughout the State.
Of course, need no buying. but the sack
the coin is for use and influence "whsre
Il will do the most good" Nsrvously
they clap their hands over their pockets
with fingers spread wide apart and de-
clare that they are perfectly inoorrupt'
BILE. not to be bought for money ct all;
in short. that they are proof against the
sack and Shsron's winning ways. And
yet they are the only ones Who sppar-
emily sec, know or care anything about
that sack. Some OF them have doubt
less experienced Its soothing consola'
tons in times past. Eight years ago nsas-
ly all the papers in Nevada were against
Sharon ; 81, years ago when he va,
making his asht for Senator he had
them all. where there's will.
there's . way" and those who howl the
loud.st about the sack, and pretend to
know the most about 1t, are the most
ready to fall down and worship 1t.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
MiscellaueOus

Miscellaneous.
San FaAScrsco. August l.-Jamss B.
Flswslling. John Patterson and j. J.
Doyle, three Of the Musssl Slough set
tiers recently indicted by tho United
States Grand Jury for participating in
the Musssl Slough difficulty oms two
months ago, have given bonds in the
sum Of $4,000 each and have been re.
leased from custody. Three Of the
eleven indicted remain In Jail for want
Of bail bonds. One has since died and
four have not been arrested.
CHICO. Cal, August 2l.-Three tramps
being ordered BY the Marshal 10 leave the
town, went to q public park about 8
o'clock yesterday morning and broke
down and ruined between thirty and
forty choice trees. The night police dis
covered thsm In the act. and by the per.
susston OF . six-shootsr took them safely
to the lookup. Our citizens are very
indignant, and there 10 o good deal Of
talk Of taking the men 10 that public
park and then and there wearing out Q
blscksnaks on each. It would be we'll.
deserved and give other tramps . lesson.
On the ranch Of Joseph Billion, near
st. John. yesterday morning. o man by
the name OF D. p. Fleming got caught
In the betting OF the threshing machine
and his right arm was terribly lacsratsd
and broken. There are also fears OF
internal injuries.
GaAss VALLEY. CAL. August 2l.-Ths
strike Of rich. gold-bsaring quartz In
the ground west Of the Rocky Bar mine
still continues rich, showing free gold
In profusion. Several candle boxes Of
specimens ware taken out yesterday
which average some $500 to the box.
The extent Of this rock 10 unknown, but
the ledge 10 the same % that found In
the adjoining mine. which turns out
very rich rock.
Gr~osorrowN. CAL, August 20.-Ths
body Of A. LOBBY. . well-known msr.
chant OF Uniontown, who committed
suicide by drowning on the 18th Of
April, was found yesterday afternoon
neal Jayhawk. eight miles north and
west Of Shingls Springs, on the Amsri.
can river.
EusrxA. New. August 2l.-An inn
portant development has been made In
the Albion mine. The drift has pens-
trated the ore about twenty-five feet.
It is currently reported to DO the highest
grade ore ever found in Ruby Hill. A
survey made yesterday by T. ]. Read,
shows the ore to DO on Albion ground,
about which there IL no dispute with ths
Richmond Company. An upraiss in
the bonanza has been driven fifteen feet
and the body continues strong.