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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
IreIand's Troubles.

LONDON. November 2f.-Tbe Lord Mayor
OF Dublin announces that in consideration
OF the fact that only Two thousand pounds
have been raised OF ten thousand pounds,
which will be necessary to defend the Land
leaguers, he has transferred to The fund Tor
that purpose the sum OF El0S.000, the BAL
ance of the political defence fund, OF which
be ia the sole surviving trustee.
Mr.. Kennedy, landlord near Loughrea,
who recently refused TO accept Sir Richard
Grifith's valuation, was fired al last night
whilst walking IN his garden. Three shots
were fred. all Of which missed the intended
victim.
Fourteen Fentans Arrested.
Cork. November "A Fourteen men were
arrested here this morning Tor particip ating
In q Fenian procession, from which shots
were fred. The police state that the shots
were directed towards them.
ParueIrs secretary Elected 10 Parlia'
mant.
LONDON. November 24.-Mr. Healy, Sc
cretary OF Mr.. Parnell, who was recentlJ
committed for trial on The charge OF intiml'
dating Mr.. Manning, q tenant farmer. has
been elected member OF Parliament iol
Wexfordborough without opposition TO hi
the vacancy caused by the death oil WiiIian
A. Redmond.
Boycstrs Crop Guarded 10 Market DS
Troops.
Loxpoy. November 24.-A Times dis
palch i.om Dublin soys, "Fifsy'seven
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The Bride of Death.


AN EXTRAORDINARY. ccURRENCE-MARITAGg
To.MoRROw-THE PRISONER BAPTIZED AFTER
MISUNDERSTANDING OF MAN AND WIFE FOR.
EVER.
Especial teleI ram To the DisDotch.I
SALEM, Va, November PA most ex.
traordinary occurreoce-the marriage OF O
condemned felon on the eve Of his execu.
tion-took place 10 the county Jill tins eve-
ming. Marcus ID. l.. Hawlcv. under sentence
OF death for The murder Of ZicharIah Hayes,
in June, 1879, was formally united in mar.
riagefo Mamie Hawkin., in his prison cell,
at p. NJ.
There were present Sheriff w. W. Brand,
Jailer II. a. Webber, Colonies G.. w. Hans
brough and Il. II. Logan, and j. Allen
Watts, Esq. late counsel for the prisoner,
and few other spectators, including a sis
ter OF the bride.
The bride wore plain walking.dress,
cloak, and bat; while Hawley was neatly
shaver and atiired in plain new suit which
had just been procured for him to be exc
cuted IN. Thus the hablimenls Of death
were converted into the attire of BRIDE
groom.
The couple claim to have been betrotbed
for ten or twelve years, and have two chill.
dren. They were both calm and self-pOs
sessed, neither betraying any excitement oil
emotion during the performances Of the cere
mony.
The minister having pronounced then
man and wife, Hawley, who had made {
profession OF faith, was blptized and re
ceiyed into the Church, The ministers pre-
sent being Rev. l.. G. Miller, Of the LII
the,an church, and Rev. X. A. Goodwin
of the Protestant Episcopal church; ih'
latter officiating at both the marriage aD(
baptism. The parting was an affecting
scene, the bride separating foreverfrom hel
doomed husband to return to her desoIatt
mountain home, while he was again mana
cled and led 10 his dismal cell to brood ovel
the horrible END which awaits him.
Hawley's crime. for which he Will IL
hanged Friday, az the Governor has re
! fused to interfere. was nothing more moi
less than deliberate assassination Of Hayes
the result OF feud OF long standing, having
| its origin in suit for the possession OF abou
fifty acres Of land. HlwIey shot Hayes
from ambush, and was convicted upon cir
cumstanlal evidence, aloag with the state
ment OF an accessory after the fact, and b,
has since trial made a pretty full comics
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Death of m Eminent surgeon.

DE-. Tbomss Wood, Of Cincinnati, one OF
Tie nost eminent surgeons In the United
states. died sunday afternoon from poison
ing OF fbe blood. Do the 10th OF last month
Ur. W0od responded 10 summons 10 at
lend the wounded Ia o railway collision
near ClOeinnst. His hands were badly
ebspped. and, while dressing the injuries
OF one OF the wounded, his blood became
poisoned. From the hands the poison
gradually spread throughout his body. until
saturday evening. when II struck the brain,
producing paralysis. from The immediate
fSects OF which he dsed Sunday.
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Tho New york. stock Boom.

New YORK, November 2i.-The stock
speculation to-day Is characterized by park-
ed activity, and the entire market Is strong
and buoyant with the exception OF west
ern Union, which Is weak. Northwest i
the most conspicuous IN the upward move
meut, and has advanced per cent. Tor COM
mon stock and per cent. for preferred.
Lake Shore Is also notably strong. Oth.r
trunk.ine shares are also participating 10
the Improvement. The transactions 10 Erie
are on a very large scale. Nashville and
Chattanooga rose per cent, but reacted !
per cent. Coal shares are very firmly held.
Western Union is feverisb, but without any
violent fluctuations; stock fell of II per
cent. In early dealings; subsequently, re-
covered II per cent, and later reacted per
cent.
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old KENTUCKY " HISKEY,
FOUR YEARS OLD,
$3.50 PER GALLON.

MOUNTAIN WHISKEYS OF ALL AGES.
DUFF GORDON sHEREIES-our own importa-
tatlOn;
FINEST VIRGINIA, CALIFORNIA, and MIS-
souri, CLARETs;
FRENCH BRANDIEs-hnest imported;
FOREIG Y and AMERICAN CBAMPAGNEs;
KIMMEL, CHARTKEUsE, ANNIsETTE COR
DIALS;
LD.FAsHIONED CHERRY BOUNCE;
CELEBRATED BELMONT LITHlA and CHIC
RINE STRONTIA WATERS;
APOLLINARIS, nATHORN. and other MINE
RAJ WATERS. For sale how by
no 2O-2w CHRISTIAN K WHITE
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, NOyen Der "A, 1880.
SALES.
Market firm at advanced pricts. sales as fol-
lows 800
WHEAT White, l26 bushels at il.20 and
81 20 for cODmon ard very good. Lancaster, 97e
bu heis al SIPS and slSO for very good enb primo.
Fuitz / i SO bushels Glib, *LlS,tl %, il.2F
aud .25 for common, far. good, aud very good
CORN White $50 bushels 81 80 AMI 53c. Tor
good and very good new. utIed ISO busbe AZ
81 aud 52c. for good and very good.
BLACK-tYE PEAs.-S6 bushels al soc.
BEANs.-10 bushels at Sl.2O.
MEAL.-50 bushels common al 0)c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-NovEMBER IS. 1880
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER "a, $50.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER "a, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Cakes Ames, Edmunds. New York, pig
iron, Old Dominion Iron anu Nall WORKS.
Schooner Henry =. Ravens, Pierce New York.
rairOad-iroB, Chesapeake and ohio Railway.
schooner Oliver Ames, Rabbit. New York, light,
TO load coal, Che peahe and ohio Railway.
Schooner Gavin L. Harris. Benson, Providence,
ligh'. to load coal. Cur Is X Parker.
Schooner j. ;. Bryan, Lee, Fall River, light, 10
load coal, Curtis & Parker.
Barkenhne Nancy Holt, HamborO New York,
light, to load -four for Rio, Curtis & Parker.
British brig kfte. Flynn. Washington, TO load
hoops for Cuba. Curtis X Parker.
Schooner Wi'iiam Is. Steelman, Chamberiayne,
Charleston, phOs phate-rOck, Allison K Addison.
Schooner John II. bapp. Gale, New York, SALT
Davenport K Morris.
schooner William f. Green, Tracy, Philadelphia,
coal.
schooner II. s. Williams, -, Perth Amboy-
rallroad-irOn, Richmond and Aleghany Raili Oid.
SAILED,
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatsm
agent.
schooner Maud seward. Appl, garth, Port Deposit
rallroad-tes. Curtis Parker.
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POLITICAL.
A Democratic EIec,or I'm Indiana.

CHICAGO, November PA dispatch from
Indianapolis says that b. 5. Parker, Repub.
lcan elecior, nominated in place OF General
Thomas W. Bennett, who was withdrawn
because of bis alleged connection with a
Federal Office, has been defeated through
the blunder OF emitting bis name from the
Republican tickets in Perry, Floyd, Bar
,holomew, Putnam, and Wells counties, in
which Parker did not get single vote.
This will elect ID. w. Chambers, Demo-
cratic elector, by about 5000 msiority.
Nomination for Mayor.
BosTON, November 24.-MayOr Pulsifer,
OF Newton, was unanimously renOminated
by the Republicans last night.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, November "a, 1880
Ceunry Produce.

WEDNESDAY, November "a, 1880
Csunry produce.
AppIes Green-From al TO 81 so pe: barrel.
Bsestoa >; Z0G20ko. y 70.
Gutter: Prime TO choice yellow, 2o''; "" u
sV Corr Meal: eo@e5c. y busfeI for ccanu, Toe
w p re Prun: Apples, 2G4c.; hlackbcrues, &C..
cherries. l29lhe.; raspberries, 2J@22e.
Egqs: 19G20c.
Fathers: Prime hve-gooee 40 es6e.; 81 moon
25c.
s Bev: Virginia timothy, sl.o5@s1.l0; clover
s5G 95c.
Roots: Ginseng, 81 .l0@sl.2o Pm. sesecs ife'
OF tops, 40e. a n.
Lard. CounTy. -
Rye: s0@s5c. b bushel
S,lmac: Prime. f5c.
Shucks: 50d Coo.
BaLsd StraU. 40G5Cc.
Taiiow: 5tq5Sc. z -. ao 90
above rates
Cement. Lirpe. Plas,sr. 20.
Cems~t: gosexds,e. tl.4o@sl.6o y bar'oi
James River, sl.30G Sl.40.
Lims: Agricultural, co DC. . onsnsl; iif.k sns
anis SSsi1syi .ls 'eS Gisse,s Fslls. sS@soe
Plaster: lump, "a 7oi g,c-'l, go s*tn'e'
plaster. VI 6O@tl.7a
Tar: Large size, fi.t0.
Dry Gesds,
pytn.s: Merrinsck. 6Ks.; Msrimsek snistics
s ss.snd s S' s spra ssss ssisss sss
waships;oD D s,r: Wssrv fSnb, &C.; Ssliory Fur
pie. 7es; simpson Mognine,, &C.; Simpson ctsS
5c.; simpson Black, &C.; HARMONY ohe'' hs"'
'AI 1re s - c,stcns Mauehester X A., &c.; Mar
cnsslkr "A A. A., &C., keeAbfieGs ~ y
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THE HGRDic TRANSFORMATION COMPANY Ex-
TENDING ITS PLANS AND ALREADY MAKING
ORANGES AND INCREASING rrs FACILITIES
IN AcCoRDANcE WITH LESSONS OF ExfE.
gfENCE AND THE PUBLIC DEMAND.
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Nomination for Mayor.
Eliminates OF Appropriations for Pub
lie services.

WASHINGTON, November 24.-The book OF
estimates containing the amounts ef the APP
propriatons which will be required for the
public service during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1882. has just been completed. The
grand total of estimates for all the depart
ments OF the Government is S29S, 202, 1872.
The estimates for 1881 were S27S,097, 1874,
but appropriations Of that year, including
those made for deficiencies, amounted TO
sogS, 0l5. 097.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 24.-Ihe folIoWiLg are she duo'"''V"a
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luos.-Common 10 good, f4.50Gs6.
L.GE-C Common, s6.5UMf7; medium, t5gte
good, $40 81; fine, tl2@sl4; extra Zoe, sio@
''Sytemmfng.-Common s3@s4; medium, f6q
$3.50: good, ssQs9; fine, Sl0@tlO.75.
DARK ToDACCO-MAEUPACiUR
L,.g FiiLers.--Common, S3.5O@S4; medium
s450@s5 good, s5.50mt6. u,..
lear FiLiers.--CommOn s50f5 90; medum
s6MS6.5O; good, $40 50; fne, eSHtl0.
WrG0pers.-t,ommou, A760Gss.0O: nrduin
.s.5Oms9: good. $9.5c@tl0; tue, tlO@sIi
extra suD-cured, sl2@l5.
BRIGHT CO-MASUfAcrURlsG
Saokers.-Common, ss@Sl0; medium, sIC@
go: good. sl2MS16; hDe, sl6@SZO.
FliIeyg-i OmmOD, f6nlsS: medium, s11s5
good, NJ 0G*l2; fine, nominal
IVr1D0.rs.--COlntDOn, I0@kl5 medtuD., u 90
800. good s2O@S30; hne, f4Ca45O' ianejr ,6t
v'raopsrs, MsAOgGng.-CommoS fi2@tI
medium I 56s20; good, i22@ 80; me, g3VN
$40; extra. Sf5GS3O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is ronhnsf
pr1ncinslly TO good old beayY-ooa.ed !ugs ana Zen
incsy River leaf We quote: 49,
Old Tugs. s4@t5: Kentucky river lugs, flVe
Sl2; Kentucky River leai- fl3Gsle'
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Two lsdick, Mr.. Frederick Chateau and
Mrs. Amanda Gregoite. while crossing the
river on the zee from Dubpqse. Iowa. Tnes.
Gay evening, mis.ed ibe track, fell into an
pli'hoIe, ang were drowned.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 24.-As.
sistant.SWgeon GIazier, at Key West, Fla,
felegrapbet the Surgeon-Gsnsral to-day that
|,befe had been one more case 81 yellow.
fever, and one additional death up ~ yes
,erday.
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The Cold weather.

FROZEN TO DEATH IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Tex, November 24.-In Dial.
las an old negro named Charles was found
yesterday frozen to death--it i supposed
during The storm last week. There was
sieet here yesterday.
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DOBERT TANNAlliLL & CO.
III COTTON COMMISSION mERLHANI~s
No. s. CoTfoz EXCHANGE. NEW lohk.
Personal aren't 90 riyta 20 9 n.'grmsn,: o. COX
Ton sud The p,rehs,e or sale soy failure Delivery.
Reference: Charles ~ Fry. fsg ttss.ssn, 20 ~
kchmonds
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E'I0ur.

Market dull and prices unCh hanged. FINE, $50
$3.50 extra. 1925 erfDe, - 8 GA 44.75 com
mon family, *5.73@S6; choice or patent family
47@i750.
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have been dispai ched from Tough Mask TO
Cong for shipment TO Galway, thence by
train to Dublin. They were sent 10 Cong
under an escort OF cavalry, infantry, po-
lice, and ulstermen."
kissing steamer.
NEWS FROM TIE AssYRIAS MONARCH.
LONDON, November 24.--The steamer
Donan, from New York, which arrived ut
Southampton yesterday, reports that she
spoke 10 the steamer Assyrian Monarch,
from Hull for New York, on the 22d instant,
In longitude l3o. and that she tried 10 tow
her, but owing to the tremendous swell was
unable to get her hawser aboard OF her. As
immediate danger, The DOMAIN left her at
noon on The same day.
laycoek- Hanlan Race.
LONDON, November 24-Laycock has
written to the Sportsman saying that he Is
perfectly willing To remain in London an
other six weeks 10 row Hanlan for E200
side and the championship. Ross, Trickett,
and Laycock practiced yesterday, the TWO
former for their match. Ross is rather un-
well, and complains OF loss OF power - his
limbs. Hosmer has challenged Nicholson
or Elliott TO match on the Thames course
LOT 4lUU n sue, 10 De IOWtu WlluIu Il iDOutu
from the time OF signing the articles;
Elliott to concede Hosmer five seconds
start.
Deryish Pasha Enters DuIcignO.
CoNsTAATINoPLE, November 24.-Deryisb
Pasha has entered Dulcigno after sligbl
engagement with the AlDanians. A con-
vention will be signed between the Monte
negriu and Turkish authorities. The form.
er, on the departure of Deryish Pdsha, will
occupy the town underline protection OF the
international fleet.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, November PA dispatch from
Cape Town dated the 22d Instant says: The
British resldency at Leribe, which had been
twice attacked By Bassutos, has been re.
lleyed by rtiofOrcemens.
A dispatch from Paris to the st. James
Gazette says: a grave difficulty has arisen
between the French Government and the
Pope, neither approving of the candidates
whom the other desires to appoint to six
vacant bishoprics.
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ITO TAX.PAYERSO OF CHESTERFIELD

The tax. bills from all The maglsterial districts of
Chesterfield county are now at the Treasurer
office I'm Manchestef for collection. ParIie, paying
their taxes for 1880 before DECEMBER 1Sr
NEXT will save per centum on amount OF said
taxes W. Il. WOODBRIDGE,
no 25-5t Treasurer OF Chesterfield county.
NOTICE, MANCHESTER TAX-PAI-
~ ERS-1o all state taxes unpaid on or before
November 80. 1850, theie will be aided five per
cent. OF their amount. .
j. W. BRONAUGH, JR.,
no 23.tNO30 Treasurer city Of Manchester.
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sacks OF Mr.. Roycott's nc wIy.thresbed corn
have been dispatched from Tough Mask to
Cong for shipment TO Galway, thence by
train to Dublin. They were sent 10 Cong
under an escort OF cavalry, infantry, po-.
lice and uIstermen.v
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs.-I,0oO vngieia 1910 coupons az 97%;
O shares of Il. aud ID. X. stock at 90; 10 shares
Of c. G.. and A. X. n. stock al a., 10 do. At 4C]s.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY, 0ccURREyCE-NARITAGE
oP a MAN WHO is SENTENCED TO DE HANGED
T0.NoRR0w-THE PRISONER BAPTIZED AFTER
MARRfAGE-PARTfNG OF MAN AND WIFE FOR
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mug yoRK November "a -Hoofs,-Stocks
strong and higher. Money On call, 3G4 per eent
txrn4n2e-Iong. 4eO; short. 4S2. state bonus
dull Governments nominal
Wall cTpEET yesterday.
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FINANCIAL.

CHARLES MuLHIsER, JOHNJ WRIGHT,
L esidtnt: Nice-Presidenti
WILLIAM LoyESsTEIS, Cashier.
OFFICE OF RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING
LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY,
No 9 ELEVENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, November Is, 1850.
MONEY TO LOAN AT REDUCED
WI RATES ON REAL ESTATE, 10 sums OF
1900 and upwards, payable ~ from one 10 ten
wears I'm emi-mon.hly inslalments. Information
cneerfuy gwen on application 10 the undersigned.
WILLIAM LOVENSTElN,
po1o1w Cashier.
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NEw YORK, November 34.--s o'i'.o~~ Ngi feceipn ,
I Os0 bales; gross receipts. ii.'42 bales futures
c osso Gem BIZ irreenlar; sales, 3izeY esis,; NO.
x.mhsr Al 4 4taf1l.S6; ~ rrmtnr, "a go: 5sD-
.ary. ti2; February, .i2ls; March, 4i2.2zee
Si9sf: April. ti2.4Satt245 MAJ, el2oJ@
{i25s: jane, el2.6eeatl2.70.
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rVHE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANI
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST RTGAGE rs,
DUE 1890,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.
We offer for sale limited plumber OF the above-de.
scribed BONDS ats97. 80 and interest, the company
reserying the right 10 advance the price from time
70 time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe Sc
curlty.
The bonds may also be had from any OF the othe
stock-brokers In the city of Richmond
DAVENPORT & CO.,
mv17 Stock Brokers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-13
KEARNEY AND HIS RIVALS.

The contest in the San Francisco Work.
ingmen's organization has resolved itself
into scarcely disguised contest between
Kearnev and Kalloch. The former, as we
long since pointed out, was undermined as
som as he went East, and while he was
visiting his time at the Greenback Conven-
ton his willy adversary was cutting the
g-ound from under him. When he re-
turned he found that half his party had
been juggled into the Democratic camp,
and that the other half was by no means
disposed to accept Weaver as a candidate.
Kalloch has continued to keep himself well
in the background lately, and for some
reason he has been let alone by his former
assailants. He is pulling the wires so skill
fully as to make it apparent that he must
have had pretty thorough political train
ing in Kansas or elsewhere, and it looks as
though he was going to be too many for
Kearney, who seems to have lost his
"grip," and to be considerably bewildered.
The truth is that the Greenback programme
has hardly substance enough in it to make
a serious fight upon, and this circumstance
hampers Kearney greatly. Ii he had as
strong national organization behind him
as Kalloch has now got, he would no doubt
make much better showing. As it is,
there is reason 70 doubt whether the Kear-
ney faction can be kept from following its
late friends into the Hancock camp, which
is of course Kalloch's object
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OgEssOS,
Items from, Portland.

PORTLAND. July 125h.-Thomas Carson,
who formerly resided in Walla Walla, was
accidentally drowned in Big Lake, Whitman
county, Washington Territory, on the 10th
instant. He was in bathing, and getting be-
yond his depth vas drowned. His body was
soon after recovered.
H. w. Prettyman, who lives near East
Portland, was badly poisoned yesterday, and
narrowly escaped dying. He ate quantity
of boiled rice which had been dried on copper
plates. Soon after partaking of the food he
was seized with violent commissions, and was
saved only through the most vigorous reme-
dies.
A report has reached here that Professor
Huson, the well-known musician, had been
killed by Indians in Umatilla county. 1t is
said that Huson had been gambling with the
Indians and won all their money. They con-
sidered that he had won unfairly, and follow
ing him up, killed him.
George Gilbert was drowned on the 9th in
Lost river, near Iinkville, Lake county. He
attempted to swim across the stream, and was
seized with cramps and persisted before help
could reach him.
The body of white man was found on the
beach near Gray's hafbor, w. T., few
days ago. The man had evidently been
murdered, as his skull had been broken into
pieces and only fragments of the base of it
being attached to the body. The upper jaw
was broken in two, each piece containing
three back teeth, which were white and sound,
indicating that he was a young man. His
clothing was all gone. There is ne clue to
the mysterious murder.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

An urgent appeal for money is made by
the Washington Gazette bourbon organ),
which solicits contributions averaging 50 each
from 800, 900 ex-Confederate soldiers, and an
equal amount from Democratic soldiers who
fought on the other side. In this way it is
expected that about So, 100000 can be raised
for campaign purposes.
The President has signed the commission OF
John B. Neil, Of Salt Lake City, as Gov
ernor of the Territory of Idaho, vice Mason
Brayman, whose commission expires July
23i.
At Baltimore the American District Tele-
graph Company are trying to consolidate
with the Telephone Company.
The carpenters of Denver, Col, have
struck for So 30 per day, the old rate being
81 80 to 81 70.
Sam 2. Bowles, ex-County Engineer OF
Cincinnati, convicted of forging county
bonds, was yesterday sentenced to ten years
in the Penitentiary.
William H. English visited General Han
cock at New York yesterday.
At New York yesterday Howell's fire.
works establishment, Front street, was
burned insured. Howell, his clerk and two
others were somewhat burned.
A Chicago dispatch says Rev. I. Witt
Talma.e viii pass his vacation in Colorado.
At Michigan, Ind, yesterday, fire in the
Haskell & Barker Car Company's lumber
yard. caused by small boys letting off fire.
crackers among the shavings, destroyed lum
her to the amount of $4,000 to $50, GOO.
james Mitchell. who was fighting. the fire,
was overcome with the heat and fatigue and
viii probably not recover.
The sleties OF Gen. Hartranft justified
yesterday, and the General took The oath of
office as Collector of the Port at Philadel-
phia.
The President has recognized o. j. B.
Brice as Consul of Belgium at Green Bay,
Wis.
The Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased u s. bonds to the amount of 1927, 600
for the Sinking Fund of the Union and Cen
trail Pacific Railroads.
The President has appointed Orange Judd
of the New York american Agricutturist to
be a member of the Board OF Indian Com
'nissioners, vice Barstow, resigned.