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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
The Bribery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
festiaes-Says He h q PROBES.
sionsl Lohbytst.

AIsAxY, June 15.-Y Yesterday after
noon Senator Session testified that hs
vas an expert In promoting the interest
Of candidates. Hs knew the evening
before Brsdlsy's disclosure that II VA
coming. II was . runor on the street;
did not attempt TO See Bradley about IL.
Was moe Q witness In . bribery case In
the Senate, In which he had acted 10
counsel for pay, OF Il might b called
lobbyist; paid NO money to anybody 70
vote for the measure. Was lobbyist six
or seven years, OF and on. advocating
such bills, BY argument, - he was paid
for advocating. he denied being init.
mate with witness whom he left the Be-
publican party and went over to the
Democrats and lost control OF the House
10 the Republicans. Knew Forsyth Of
Troy, and got $1,000 70 oppose the Al
bany bridge bill. and had assisted In
Warrington In q or two other little
matters. but divided the pay hs
got. Went up to the wardsn's room
after leaving Bradley In the Delsvan
House. Told the caucus. June 9Th. that
be had secured . vote. Witness thought.
he had secured Bradley to vote for De-
pew, % Bradley said witness would not
BE- disappointed In his vote. Witness
was surprised when Bradley voted fer
Conkling and Plat; never had any
reason to believe Bradley vas corrupt.
BILE. Adjourned.
Investigation rssumsd-Ssnator Ses-
sions testified that he knew Of NO lsgis-
lator receiving . vote In any Legislature;
had no theory ~ 70 whore legislators
could b % Influenced; had NO reaaon
to bslisvs Bradlsy's vote could be infu-
snced BY money or that hs Vas dishon-
est; believed him honest; when be first
talked with Bradley the latter said:
''Psrhaps you will mot be disappointed
in my hnai VOTE" which tho witness
construed 10 mean that Bradley was
now voting TO please some Grant man In
his district, and would finally vote for
Dspsw; he didn't know that Barber.
with whom hs had several talks in
Woodin's room, vas In the pay Of the
Central Railroad. and new heard
anything about the Central Railroad
In his room; had seen several games
Of cards played In his room for twenty.
Ave cents raise; couldn't swear to seeing
Depsw In Barber's room sinss May 29th;
had bought some stocks this year through
Spencer, Trssk 4 Company; did not
know Depsv kept any account there.
Bangs offered In evidence two articles
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Celestial Dhgrsee.

CzxYxMx. June 1.-THE famous
misosesnation case. vhsrsin . chinanan
and . white woman were indicted for
intsrmarliaes. the ceremony having
been performed In Colorado. was decided
yesterday BY Chisf Justice Sever. The
Court held that the marriage bsine legal
In Colorado. u vss legal here under the
statutss, and the dstsndants were finally
discharged. A curious outerowth Of the
eass q thai Chinausn hsrs hays ostra-
dad the bold groom. Lee Chin, and
claim that hs disorsssd thSf ne By
ma,syinea vhits vonAaSSc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
The New Hampshire senatonhIp.

CONCORD. N. H.. June l6.-Today the
House adopted the resolution Of the
Judiciary Committee postponing the
election Of United States Senator. The
Senate voted for United States Senator
% follow: z. q. Rollins z. Harvey
Bingham 8. Isaac N. Blodgstt 2. W
Patterson 2, ]. N. Brigss 2. Several
others one each. The anti-sleotionist.
claim . great victory. The friends Of
Chandler and Stevens claim for each
gentleman that he II made the most
prominent candidate for 1883. while the
friends Of Marshall and Harrsmsn claim
that each has gained formidable alfength.
Senator Rollins friends say that had
the nomination been made hs would
have been the successful candidate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Sensible Reflections on the Albany
DeadIock-ihe Duty Of the Re.
publican LegiSlatorS.

bousloio keh0ostous vu $50 Ai"esJ
Deadlock-fhe Duty Of the Re.
publican Legislators.
NEW Yonx. June 15.-Ths Times has
not referred to or sven printed The Grant
interview on the New York Senatorial
fusion. Today. however. II has an in.
portant editorial, whereof the following
are extracts: The prolonged deadlock
at Albany IL 20 injurious to the party
which has the majority In the Lssis-
laturs and 10 80 entirely opposed 10 the
known wish OF that party throughout the
State that Il Il calculated to throw dis
credit on the representative character Of
the Legislature. II the members Of the
Senate and Assembly had really reflected
what the opinion Of their constituents
would b. the ssnselsss struggle would
have been brought to . close long ego.
II they could b. brought now to pay
decent respect 10 public sentiment, We
should have two Republican Senators
elected before the close Of the weak.
A month sinos the Republican party
was In practical possession Of every
branch OF the United States govern
ment, and In u~ndisputed possession Of
the government OF this State. with every
prospect Of consolidating and strength
sning its power throughout the country.
Today II has lost the Senate and II
threatened with the loss OF this State.
and all through the seotistioal FOLLY Of
Gambling. It would seem. under such
circumstances. that the oours OF the
Republicans In the Legislature was SUI
Aciently plain. and Il would b 20. - We
have said, we're they faithful REPRESENTA-.
tives Of the party. Conklipg would DO
promptly punished Tor the inexcusabls
ofenss which he has committed against
the party. and 10 and his colleague
would be replaced BY men faithful to
the Republican cause. The party would
then enter the oanvsss next fall In this
| State with Q fair ohsnos Of success, and
with the certainly at least OF making an
honorable contest. This result sould Be
surely obtained u the opponents OF The
sx-Ssnators would. concentrate their en-
tire strength ON two available and trust.
worthy candidates; They must make
up their minds to do this. or have the
party defeated In New York. the United
States Senate In the hands Of the Dem.
ocrats, and Republican supremacy In
the Federal government broken up
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Morn DISCHARGES.

wNzuorox. June l5.-Ths report Of
The Trsassry Investigating oounittss.
submitted yesterday. recommends The
immediate discharge Of Pitnsy. Custo-
dian Of the Treasury. Norton. Assistant
Secretary, and Of the Chief Clerk, for
having violated the Lawn.
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Badly Used.

CLINTON. Ill.,. June l5.-Rssidsnts Of
this county beat and ssriously Kicked
George johnson, Of indianapolis. for
buying mp tax titles Of lands for Q friend
for rspudiation on railway bonds. Much
s1ciismsnt vas created, and Q further
collision Il anticipated between the sii.
xens and authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

The San Tfansises Daily Rsport Of the
18Th instant correctly rsmsrks: Clarence
Gray. the sovsrdiy murders. Of Clancy.
vas yesterday found guilty Of murder In
the second degree. The crime vas nar'
der In the frat degree. nis vas not
that Il vas no crime 81 al. Those jury.
men evidently did what h called 'eom-
promising with their conscience" NOT
that they posses any oonscisness worthy
81 The name. They possess . certain
sense Of oowardies and drsAd Of ~.
.spsnsihility which they considsrsd con-
science. bat which il really an evidence
d he lssk OF Coincidence. Until jurors
ssass eeupromisins With erins W esn-
aos szpsss srins y lower IL bloody
lasd.
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Overland Passengers Coming.

ToPKxA. Kansas. June 1.-THE fol.
lowing list Of overland passengers passed
Topeka. via the A. T. & 8. +. B. B..
June II. to arrive In Ban Francisco June
18th: L. v. Voiss. Grass Valley. Cali
fornis; q. II. Kinesbury. Boston, Mas.
sachusstts; ]. Fisher, New York; W.
E. Smith, New York; ]. ]. Bauer. Terra
Hauts; w. P. May. San Francisco; @.
o. Collins, Evansville.
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THAT aUnPowDEa PsocEss.
A correspondent writing from Tomb

A correspondent writing from Tomb
stone. Arizona. says:
In the Necs Of Q few weeks ago you
published q very simple method Of testing
ores. Il was copied from the Chicago
Maisg Rsvisr, and this was tho way Of IL:
Pulverixe the rock. and 70 u part Of that
put two parts Of ~gunpowdsr. Add . little
water and knesd 10 into . thick dough.
shaping II into the form Of . pyramid.
Dry Il, set 10 ON . fat stone and apply .
large lighted coal 10 the top Of II. When
the combustion ceased the mineral con.
tanned would be found In the ashes at the
bottom In the form Of . button. / have
tried II. and u won't do 10 bet on. Three
Of us we're out . week In the mountains,
prospecting. and used up all Of our powder
a. we'll ~ patience testing the silver and
galsna ores ws found. ending In nearly
blowing one mans head Oh, but We never
raised q BUTTON" or even the color. And
yet all the ores Of the same kind We
brought In assayed drst-rats. That gun
powder process may do well enough In
Chicago. but not here.
In sorroboration Of the foregoing. the
Phoebe Record says that . number Of
persons In that locality have tried that
same "gunpowdsr process" Pyra.
mids Of powder and rich chloride OF all
sizes were constructed, but although
they burned very prsttily and made .
hot Are. mary . button" did they give
down. The idea Of the process seemed
reasonable enough. and nc doubt tons
Of powder have been wasted in trying II.
bot a. far a. heard from II has never
been known to "pan out" The genius
Who invented Il was evidently . practical
Joker, or merely guessed at H..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Albany foday-fhe Vote.

ALBANY. June 49, For successor to
Conkiins - Jacobs 40. Conkling 81.
Wheeler IS. Rogers IS. Cornell 10. Lap.
ham 10, Bradley !, Foleer 2. Tfemaln
8, Crowley Q; no choice. For successor
to Pathology 81. Herman 80. Plat
"a. Folgsr s, Cornell 10, Crowley 4; no
choice. Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

CHICAGO. June l6.-Ysstsrday John
9riseom lost thrss-qusrtsrs Of apound,
and twenty-five pounds aimee beginning
his fast eighteen days ego. Weighing new
INK pounds. He u ehsssfuls but The
last begins 10 tell on him In various
ways.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

New York Tri6une: General Grant
makes an astonishing mistake whom he
says he suspects the nswspsper ridiculs
Of Conkling 10 'instisatsd BY the White
House influence. though not BY the
President himself" 1t 10 ''i~nstisatsd'
by Conkline himself. There 10 not the
sliehtsst need for anybody To lend .
hand. A man Who resigns his seat In
order TO give the Republicans Of the
Legislature an opportunity TO say what
thsy think Of him. and Who. when they
ssy they think he had better stay At
home, svines . club and shouts. "Sss
hare. II you don't send me back III
hrsak your heads" cannot expect 10 b
treated with solsmnity. II IL the sacred
Sisht Of every American sitssn 10 laugh
a . man Who makes . public exhibition
Of himself, and they require no ''instisa-
ton" fron anybody to indulge u.
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important Railroad Connection.

Important Railroad Connections.
81. LouIs. June 15.-A Republican
Dallas special says: II 10 asosrtainsd
that the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company will soon commence
the construction Of . road from Whit
nsy. Hill county. to Dallas. to connect
with and use the line agreed upon BY
the Chicago, Tsxss, and Mexican Gen.
trail, the St. Louis and Ban Francisco,
and the Gulf Of Colorado and Santa Fs
roads, to Paris. Texas. and perhaps to
Fort Smith. Arkansas, thus giving oil
these anh.Gould lines . good northeast.
srn outlet TO 81. Louis and Chicago In
dependent Of the Gould system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Ohild ABDUCTED ana Recoysrsd.

New Yosx. June 15.-Hsstis Hen
messy. assd I'VE years. WA abducted
yesterday afternoon from in front Of her
residence. 100 Cedar street. Late st
night the poles found the child In pos.
session OF the man who abducted her.
IN the upper part Of the city. Hs was
arrested and gave the name Of George
Walker. Walker 10 . chemist Aity.two
years old. he refused to give his resi-
dspce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

Conklins declared that hs would not
20 back to the Senate without Plat, and
hs probably will not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

Captain D. W. Avery. for the last two
or three ssssons the livsst steamboat
navigator Of Lake Tahoe. is, according
to the Carson Appeal. about to open the
Opera House Saloon st the State Cspl.
tai.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
eORM.

In Reno. June II. To the wife Of z. A.
Allen. . daughter.
In Carson. June 10. TO the wife Of o,
Bslxsr, Q son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
The French 4 merican Claims Com.
mission.

WASHINGTON. D. 9. Juoe 3).-rhe Freaoh
American Claims Commission having sustained
tho demurrer of o,unsel Of the Uoited States
in tho cas-, o! Joseph Napoleon Perche. (bishoo
OF Now Oleausl Va. the Uaitod States on the
qrouod that the c'aim.ns though q citiz 20 Of
Efsnco a: The iimo tho losses (al,Red) wero
sustained, had Subsequently became a natural
ik!d citz'n ct the Uoitcd States. aod Irior TO
the ii7g Of bis claim under the treaty consi.
tutos tho commission claimants rauss b. CHI
zana OF France to recover against the United
States aud vio> versa [io,. Geo. s. B,rt.
we'll, coudseI for thu Uoitsd States, a. tho 70
assembling Of tho Commission to day asked 10
have the dsmurrcrs sustained 10 oil cases Of a
similar ehsrco.or and that the mem otaists b.
seVcally barred from having or maiotsiriog
their resp:c i've memorials ns.iosa tho Uoited
States. Gouts!l tor Ftarc, laterposod 20 OBJ
lec.lon aod tho cases thus affected, will be
Sir c;en from tho docket without further argu,
meUt,
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.TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Destruction OF H, NJ. g. Ship DOterel.

PANAMA, June 2l.-Thc Pa!ria cf Valparaiso
publishes letter from Puass Arenas, of The
6tst Of May. giving al aco,uos ct ths d;sluo.
ZION of H. NJ 8. Snip Docrel. at that psc,, 90
April &c: o. Tuesdov. Ap il &c, at a. a.,
the Eogl;sh euabost Do'ercl, lsss from Mon
tevidoo. ntcaorcd il The roads:ead of Puntn
Arenas do Magallaocs. A few minutes after
wsrds the captain Of tho port eod tho health
ofhc,r mude ths rsu, visit to tho ship and we're
received by Commander Evans hims;f. At 10
O'Clock !hs oipain aad doctor roiu:ned on
shore. eud FIVE minutes Afterwards a terrible
explosion shock sll tho houses in the pace,
cruising q profound panic. The frs! moment Of
Consideration passed 40 iumeuso o,lumn of
smoke was seen 10 tho bay, which remained
immo7able on ac,5un. ct the pirfeoi oslm
which rcigbed at the momtns. Ia The sir far
above the c'oud of smoke. aud 10 the dense
SMOKE i!s=lf. could DO seen OH, Of different
forms aod s:z1s, ard 90 iafoi,e numbor CT
prcsctio'es vera ihrowa 10 all directions 10 the
bsy. Comp pretending the terrible event. every
body rushed to the bench, and 10 O moment
| twelve boats, we'll named. were bound Tor the
scene Ct the disaster. All tho boats were soon
on the s,eno ct the disaster. aud the clearing
away ct thu smoke eoabed them. amid tfag-
monts of wood. to seek ,hass whom it was
Dossiblo 10 save
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From Albany.

Albany. Juno e0.-The joint convention voted
as follows for The short term: Potter 81 COnk-
ling -. Wheeler a.. Cornell 2, Lspham II,
Folger l, Rogers 4, Hostins l-no choice.
the convention then proceeded to vote on thu
long term vscsucy with tho folloSing result
For Depew 81. Herman IS, Plat %, Cornell II,
WEoaler !, Crowley I, Tremsin l, Lapham 9
no choice
When Mr.. Crsper's name was called he rose
and sald he was informed this morning that
1ho9. y. Plstt was no longer standing csndi.
date Qaughtof) and no would therefore Vo.s for
Chauncey NJ. Depew.
Mr.. Crsper has always lately voted for Depew.
Senator Murths moved that the convention
stiourn-tarried, 81 10 70-ard the convention
adjourned.
The grand jury brought in an Indictment
against a. D. Barber this morning charging
him with paying E. i. Phelns Sl2. SEQ for the
purpose Of brioing State officers. He was nd.
mitsed TO bill in the cum of S3 600 after pleading
not guilty, as was also f. T. Phelps and Chss.
A. Edwards, arrsigned on similar chArgcc.
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Severe storm.

PI1T>EURG. June 30-A sever, storm ew,pt
oTc: this city shortly before moon yesterday.
The greatest damage s reported from Gazz,m's
NIL, on The sido ct which arc located some fifty
shantle". Hero tho family of John Parker,
coora5, hsd scarcely loft their house when il
came dowo With acrssh, destroying its contents.
Mrs. Parker had larg, piecs torn out of her
ara by fragment tf flying timber, and threc
OF her children w;re severely braiacd. a horse
aud wagon were raised from tho ground Oh
Soho street and dashed aeaics! stone wall,
the driver Matt Byerlg) being seriously 10.
jdrsd. A portion Of Husscy, Howe & Co. ;
mill was uurocfed.
A! Besvcr Falls. Pa, III, Penn Bridgs
Works were partly blown dGwo. and Bridy's
brass fJuodry ADD novelty works we're dam aged
to 'ha smount of $1,000. Tho root of Tho steel
works ia slightly damaged.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

4 press server vas shot dead 10 County
ktr:E, Ireland, on TuosdIy evening.
The emperor William hss sr,ivtd at Co.
biGn'2 The Empress il sigi!Ig tctl,r, Int
her "csk4cs5 continue.
Thirteen tuudred sheep with their sltph-
cid', have been Overwhelmed Uy nn avsIecuhc
near i5;sc!'. in tha o,otcn Of Gr;so;s, Swi'z,r.
LAID.
Tic 81. r>tcrsbur. Gclos uuuoua cos that a
Gcerac haq been issued ordering that all tXocG-
toes shall hereafter b, carried 90; privately,
end that tie coodtnotd kc c9nycytG to tic
pltco Of execution in covered wagons.
A great earlh-sip is in progress near Siir.s.
Wall. 10 the canton Of Bsrnr, SRi,z Rand,
above Tire Like Of Tbun. A stretch OF land,
On which are meadows Erd hGusls, is friGual!y
sIipplog down toward The Like.
S,v,rAl Of the parsous, iocudirg Midnns
Pash, recently t.ied for completely 10 tho as5as-
| srstion CT Abdul Az. late Sutso Of Turkey,
hsvo bccu sentenced to death. orc two others
haVc blco scatenced TO tea years pcna! 81 rSi-
tudc.
A: The Wiltshire. England. sessions ycs'er-
dsv The MaIq1s To.I Should was Gocd $500
! aud casts aud pound ever TO keep the pcaca for
| twelve moctbs for hotsesbipping L-rd Edward
| Thyme. Col. Nereau ard Mr.. Frarcis Ellie,
who abotttd The assault. wero Gncd Gl00 each
Lord Tbypre had abducted tho Marquis Tom
shcuG's wife.
Il the Certral Ctiminal Court. 10 Lordou
yesterday. Lord Cnief Just;c, Coler;dso sen.
fenced i,,r Jchaun Most, publisher of the
| Frsiheif. convicted ef itciting TO murder, 10
sixteen months' imprisonment with hsrI labor.
! Lori Co'etidge said the prisoners cffonsa was
detestable aDd coWartly. and Lus for the jury's
Ir:oommends,!on Of mercy be would have 10
fl c:ed soulancu Of psual strgitudr. Herr
Most on Having the prisoners dock exclaimed
"Wc might rs we'll DO 10 Russia"
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In the platform of tho conservative readjns
ter club of this city, prepared by Mr.. Alcx,u'
der Hunter. and recently published 10 the Ga
zette, typographical error was committed that
entirely ohsnged lhe meauiog of a whtl, para.
graph, for whereas as printed it read we will
right any grievances We may hsvo aviac. i!
should have read inside the democratic party,
MIR. Hunter always Was. il now, and frem on
intimate acq1sintarc, with bin. we feel cobf
deo. 10 saying, always will DO 6rm aud consis
tent democrat.
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From Perm.

PANAMA, June 2l.-The Star AID Herald's
LINN dtpltch of Juno S;h s,yE Tho u. s.
legation here, Wa gro authoritatively informed,
received dispatches week li,os from Wash.
legion lnsruotiug tho Minister 10 proceed Ia
reoogniz, tho government Of MIR. Calleron,
should such step 10 his judgment seem to b
Convenient. This action on tho part of the
United States would doubtless BIO iol,wed BY
the same aollon on the part of other naious,
aud the impulse thus given 10 Peru 10 her
endCavers towards peace add regeneration
would be very great. Henc, the question is
regarded hero as ono of the utmost importapcs.
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Prices of Coal,

PHILADELPHIA. juno 80 The jelly cjrtslo,
giving the prices OF coa! for eastern stip.
mont was issued this noroius BY tho Phi!sdcI.
phla and Reading. Coal ana lion Go. tn.
rates fer white esh ccal delivered on boeri
vess IL at Port Richmond fJr shipment b..
yond the capes OF Delaware eic 81 so r..
lump, ard Steamtoal; So 90. for broken ece
aud stove; 1856 Tor chesnut, and s. 50 f..
pea. The prices at Eiz ,bothpost N. j., ere q,
cents pigher Oh each grade.
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a.clEcr from Hamilton.

[Correspo ndence OF the Alexsndris Gazette
HAMILTON, Va Juoe 29.-Farmers ore very
busy harvastiog. and S. coosfquono, news il
very soalco. Miss Barbara Crockett, mos
esimsb'c lady, daughter Of Dir. Samuel Crock
cit, vas tuiied yesterday. Her funeral w.s
very largely attended as she was q genera
fsvo,ite 10 this Deighb.rhood.
MIR. Geo. *. Witmar is spending few Days
10 cur village. Col. Peyton secured rooms and
board for his Auat, Miss Bottio Winston, AID
his bog. at Locust Llwo, the residence OF Mrs.
Geo. w. Janney. lie is also located tempo
rsrily OF the sauna placs. We are esd to
welcome this adi;;i1n to Haniiton society
ard hope they LAY ttrmauCuil9 locate with US.
The cabnirg establishment Of Mestr5. Milton
& Shuey is nearly ready for operation, and 10
der the management Of is Two cncraetic pro.
prietors bids fair TO b, success. Although
they cid not cjrcul TO begin cp:Iati6cs this
sets1n until rather late. yet !he farmers have
mada excessive prepsratiocs for it, aid tho
prospec. is good for largo husiocsS as soon as
tho season cpeoa. Cora Rud vegetables will bs
the principal produos tits fall. as the fruit crop
is rather short. especially the peach crop.
The comet, which is DOW plainly visibis here
ct night, is the sui act of much comment, snd
macy s1perstitious predictions era iodu!gad 10
by those who look u 900 its appearatc, ss tho
harbirgsr of evil Had il made It's appearances
previous to the Il b va have 10 doubt many of
eur satls ciliz ns would have inside preparations
for III, III fIImen. Of Mother Shpton' pro
phesy. in Bee.
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Five Persons Drowned.

NEW York: Juno 3O.-A catching parry
which left the city on Monday morning, with iair
winds sod iu buoysnt spirits, eucountered gale
on tuesday which overturned their craft, beat
nc1uocer the waves and scattered the sfftighted
crew 10 tho scolhitg waters. Whom the yacht
rlphted she Was already filled md sho settled
aoa went doWa uodar tho feet OF those who
Snns 10 her for s,tety. The Two survivors
t1rougnt word last Dight to this city of the IN,
happY death OF their companions and the mar
rslVes OF thor OVID terrible fight for existoncs,
Five persons were drowned.