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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

SOPHIA. May 1l.-News has been received
here That the Christian population Of ko-
rizeka, Macedonia, has risen against the
Turks on account OF heavy taxation and
abuses by the authorities. Some fighting
has taken place and number OF persons
were killed. The Christians were victori-
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NOR NORFOLK, BALTl-Sf-irl.
II - 81,
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANp-
INGs on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
sMITHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
ARIEL.

ARIEL.
carrying United States mailJ
&c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
and FRIDAY at A. NJ. for abOve-named places I,
connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon, which arrives at Old Point az $50 T. We
and AT Baltimore next morning in full time Tor
A. NJ train for Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TlESDAf,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at q A. NJ, ar
irving here about L. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk only........ oU
Fare round trim Only............. '''''''''''' ~
Fare 10 BatlmOre........,.'. '''''''''' ~
Fare to Philadelphia ,,.......'''''''''''''''' ~
Fare 10 New Iork............'''''- ''''''''' ~
Fare TO Boston.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Clty Oh Ricit
none or Ariel and at Carriers Agency, $40 halI
street, Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth
smithdeld, and Hampton; Washington, u. c.
Newberne, Washington, ano TdrbOro', y. g.. an
all points in Eastern NORTH Carolina; also, Tor East
eru shore of Virginia, Old Point, aud all regula
landings on James river, al LOWEST RATES
snd through bills Issued. l.. b. TATUM,
ar Ia Superintendent.
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THE YORKTOWN MONUMENT.

WASHINGTON. May 11.-At conference
TO-DAY between Secretaries Blaine ard LIN
coin, General Sherman, and the Yorktown
Centennial Commissioners, it was decided
that the Yorktown monument shall be con-
structed OF Virginia granite.
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DEPARTURE VF STEAMERS.
t'oh "AShiNGIoN' SEhsl

TIE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the old and fayoriIe route
BETWEEN QCANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
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The Parliamentary Oaths B.i,-Drad
Iaugh PrOtcstLn%.

LONDON. Nav H. IL Is expected that the
Parliamentary oathS bill will not come on IN
the House of Commons til after the WHIT
suntide recess. SIR Stafford NorlhcOte'S
resolution, adopted yesterday, prevents Mr.
Bradlaugh from making any further efforts
within the House.
In the House OF Commons to-day the
Speaker read a letter from Mr.. Bradlaugh
protesting against his fOrciblc ejectment
from the House. The Speaker said the letter
would appear IN the notes tomorrow, and
that il would he competent for any member
to raise a debate upon It as question OF
privilege.
The Greek Question. gain. .%:.ss:s'
CONsTANTINOPLE, May lit is stated
that Germany has sounded the other Powers
upon the expedency Of a common engage
ment between them to secure the prompt
transfer OF the ceded territory to Greece IN
order to prevent the Greek revolutionary
party from gaining ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
Imperial Clemency i'm Austria.

VIENNA, May 1l.-Emperor Francs 10
seph has granted amnesty to all persons i'm
priSoned for offences arising from poverty
or which were rot premedtated.
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No CIergymen I'm Parliament.

LONDON, May 1.-THE second reading OF
the bill to permit ergymen to sir in the
House OF Commons was defeated to-day by
q vote Of 10 10 10l
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MELLtN's FOOD.

NIB l7-Tb&su3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
| FOreigu Failure.

LONDON, May 1.-THE international
Sugar. Refinery Company, OF Amsterdam,
has failed in connection with the failure OF
e. III. Schroeder IL Co.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RA-Iks:
Nv COAL COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES,
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1881,
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. MAY 1.-THE following
southern nominations were to-day confirm.
cd by the Senate IN executive session
John +. Sticknev. United States attorney
for the Northern district of Florida; Charles
VI. Wilder. postmaster OF Columbia, :. c.;
\. Newton Kimbal, receiver of public
moneys. Jackson, Miss. The Senate also
confirmed the nomination Of Michael j.
Cramer, of Kentucky, now Cnare6 DAT
flares to Denmark, to be Charge IL Airdiies
TO Switzerland rice Nicholas Fish. resigned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Rs,r,p,, Ranroad Rerplator.

New YoRx. January THE Chamber
Of Commerce yesterday adopted . report
and resolution. presented By It, Com
mitt.s on Railroad transportation. de.
elsripe that the public welfare urgently
demands that commerce BY railroad
should b controlled and regulated; that
sueh regulation should take the form Of:
Frat - Positive laws, defining public
rights. Second-Supsrvision BY an ex.
ecutivs power to see that these laws are
carried into effect; that, with interstate
oommsrcs, these laws and s%upsFuisions
should b, provided BY Congress, aud for
those railroads exclusively within the
Jurisdiction OF b State. similar sotisn
should be taken BY the Legislature OF
that Stats. Il was also resolved, that
of the measures now pending In Con.
Qress for the regulation OF interstate
commerce, the bill known - the Reagan
bill, In the opinion OF the chamber. II
the one best calculated to protect public
interest, and that Il should become . Law
without unnecessary delay. II further
resolved that an additional and separate
bill, not inconsistent with the provisions
OF the Rssgsn bill, sholld b passed,
providing Q National Board Of Railroad
Commissioners. to see that all laws OF
the United States relating 70 railroads
are duly executed. and generally to su-
perviss the operation Of interstate rail-
roads.
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l.. o. o. y. I..s.iississ.

The following officers OF Colfax he
btka Degree Lodge No. l, I. o. o. F.
Virginia. were last evening installed :
Sister P. Luke. N. g.; Sister n. Loeb
lin, v. G.; Sister I. Lamb. R. g.; Bis.
ter E. Gos. P. g.; Sister 7. Goodfhsnd,
Treasurer; Sister spiro, Warden; Sister
8. Tiddy. Conductor; Brother ". d.
Hill, R. i. Of N. g.; Sister Tisdsle. L.
j. Of N. g.; Sister n. Hast, B. 8. Of
Y. g.; Sister e. Ballard, L. 3. OF V. g.;
sister O. Meadows. Chaplain; Brother
w. Collinorr, Inside Guardian; Brother
W. n. Holland. Outside Guardian.
After the eer ceremonies Of installation
there was provided q very aus collation..
The following officers OF Virginia
Lodge, No. 10. I. o. o. F., Virgins.
we're installed Monday evening: Alfred
A. Wills. N. G; Charles Z. Mack. V. g.;
b. F. Wallace. Secretary; ]. @. Smith.
Treasurer; Steve slade. Warden; Charles
Warren, Conductor. Edward Wills. In
side Guard; Albert Hires, 3. 8. to n: g.;
Alex. McKiuzie. L. 8. TO N g.; Willisp
Ysnter, R. 8. to Y. g.; W. @. Carter.
L. 3. to v. g.; Richard johnson. b. b.
g.; @. A. Dean, L. 8. 8.
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Arixons Items.

Psrsoorr, January e.-Ths Assembly
10 permanently organized, with J. F.
Knapp Of Yuma (R.) ss Speaker, Rich.
ard Ruls Of Pima (D.) Chief Clerk,
Frank N. Murphy Of Yavspai (R.) A..
sistant Clerk. John d. Marion 3D. Ser.
esant.at-Arms and Misses Mitchell and
Burnett Enrolling and Ensrossina
Clerks. The Council permanently or
gapized with B. O. Perry Chisi Clerk,
N. Osborne Assistant, and B. Crowsll
Sergeant. alarms. all OF the officers
elected being Democratic. Governor
Fremont IL expected here tomorrow.
Tucson. January 6.-Albsrt STOW Wal
shot and killed yesterday BY Joe Elliott
at Arivscs. There was NO apparent
cause for the shooting.
The Southern Pacific Railroad laid
10, 100 feet OF track on the 4th and 9th,
The company In . few days will com
msncs the erection Of . large hotel q
this place.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Miscellaneous

BAN FRAscIsco. January Tt The
epidemic Of smallpox appears to be abst.
ing. Not . single new case has been re-
ported at the Health Office for the past
two days. One death occurred at tho
Pesthouss last night. that Of . child
named Mary Gibnsy, who was taken
from Q house on Montgomery place.
Red BLurY. CAL. January Tat $50
last evening . severe earthquake shock
vas felt at this place so severe that the
peopls rushed from their houses. The
vibration was northeast and southwest,
and the strongest felt for years. Last
Sunday evening about the same time We
had Q shock bat not severe. somo pso-
pie became greatly alarmed. and It II
now the only topic on the streets.
UpPra LAKE, January 7.-R. Oliver. .
farmer, living between Kslssyvills aud
Lower Lake. CAL, was thrown from his
horse near the latter place yesterday and
killed.
SALT LAKE. January 6.-Pslham, the
English swindlsr OF many aliases. who
was brought from New York. pleaded
mot guilty and acts % bis own attorney.
The name he used on the alleged forged
checks was Marcus Lepisr B~sresford.
and hs denss the prosecution to prove
that . false cognomen.
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s~urrenderlng Savages.

CHICAGO, January 6.-Gsnsral Terry
tslesrsphs from St. Paul January 5, to
military headquarters. the following
from Major Ilsss at Camp Poplar river.
January 8: I moved the hosiilss today
to my camp and have them under guard.
There are BY actual count 1876 Of them
and 100 more to come over from Ysnk-
ton Camp tomorrow. proceeded
against them this morning and was met
BY Yankton Chiefs, who requested that
I should not visit their camp aud prom
isea to turn all the hostiles over TO me
tomorrow. When this 10 accomplished
I will move ct once to Bufora. have
burned and destroyed forty.two Of their
guns, which were worthless. Will get
more tomorrow. There will be about
800 horses. Reliable news just received
10 that Sitting Boil. with over 100 lodges.
10 at the crossing OF Milk river, hfty.two
miles from here. Trains from Ksosh.
on Redwater. will probably reach us to-
morrow. The Grows surrendered their
ponies and guns this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-07
The Chinese treaties.

New YoRx. January IA Herald
Shanghai correspondent. speaking Of the
two treaties recently concluded. confirms
previous accounts. - follows They are
very short, but pertinent, ons dealing
especially with emigration from this
Empire, and the other with commercial
matters. The former may b accurately
=, sumsd In the words that Il authorizes
the American government ct ito sole dis
cr.,ion to regulate. limit or suspend the
immigration Of Chinese laborsrs when
the public welfare requires the enforce
ment OF sach . measure. The corres-
pond-nt regards the success OF the
Commissioners - . remarkable dipio.
matic triumph. The treaties were con-
oluded within forty-eight hours after the
irst business interviews. Akvy to their
success In obtaining the ooposssions 10
the frst treaty II to be found In the
agreement OF the United States. made
through the second treaty. 70 discourage
the opium trade. The miaor points
contemplate . general revision Of .hs
customs tariff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-07
THE STOCK MARKET.
what the nay Pspsss Nave - Say
Absus 10.

The stock market 10 . puzzle Just nov
to the best operations In these parts.
Dealers are lively In searching for points.
and active In sndsavers to forstsll what
. day may bring forth. Yet most Of
them Eight shy" for movements in th'
market are uncertain. and to be ''short"
or "lone" may not b the "short and
long" OF a investment.
To commenting on doinRs at the Bay
ths San Francisco Daily Report says:
"a dull market 10, VI course. newt
able under the circumstances. and there
are assessments psudiug. because pump
ing and sinking cannot be done Tor
nothing; but the gsntlsmsn Who tais
about p~lay-d.out Comstocks and stock
busins.s reckon without their host.
we would rather sss . period Of stsgns'
lion and . general reduction in price
when there 10 NO warrant for . big mar
ket than BEE things booming under such
circumstances. Let ~ have . natural
market and We shsil be all right In th.
long ruu. We do not think the period
OF dullnsss will b very long this time,
and that the wissst operators will keel
heir stocks In their pockets and their
souls In patience for the next few weeks
without troubling themselves about the
minor fluctuations which little eliquss
Of operators may oontrivs to bring about
iu the meantime. The mining outlook
never Vas better, and In due time de-
yslopmeuts will make the market whal
II ought to b. The most contentsd
people are these who know what h,
mines Z doing and what their pros
poets are: the blusst individuals are thu
esmblers Who vent In for Q rise and wht
don't know the difference bstween {
Wine s.d Q church entry" -.
The Pod toushes the situation - FOL
lows: The public has become susPiciou'
OF every move In the market. whether
Il 10 based upon merit or not. The ma
jority Of the 'ehippsrs.' both In The
center and the lobby. have become
b~srs, and. unless hearty inside backing
10 rendered, the advance In any stock II
sure to be smothsred with short sales
| Wofo tuo kOO0 iutiSsssess
the Sierra Nevada, Union and oihsl
leading minss to suddenly riPen into
genuine Developments. the acuvs ELF
meat in Pine street would b In . sorry
az and would have 10 pay dearly Tor thu
short salss."
In commenting on Sierra Nevada
which has been rather Q iavorite Of late
the Exchange says: "Ths stock 10 no
plentiful apparently On the street. . lao
which gives color to the ides prevailing
In some quarters that there has been FOL
weeks Q gradual absorption By inside
parties. Whether . deal 10 Matching u
not yet made manifest. but there are ear
marks In certain places"
II 10 . known fact here that those wht
are "insids" on Sierra Nevada hav,
been careful not 70 say anything which
should at present boil that stock. /,
that because Of 80 gradual absorption
BY inside partiss ."
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Further Particulars OF the Con.
canton TO CAPTAIN Eads.


NEW oaLzAxs, January flames B.
Eads has returned from vsrs Cruz. The
Mexican Government gives Esds' CON-
psny the right to build . ship railway
across the Isthmus Of Tehuantepeo:
grants II 1000. 900 acres Of land. and
also land on the shores Of the Pacific on
which to build . terminus for the rail.
way and establish . harbor. II em.
powers Il 10 charge and COLLECT . toll Of
$5 per ton on freight Of ship and cargo
p ssins ovsr the road. The right 70
also given the railway for . telegraph
line, ON which only the customary rates
can be charged. In return for this E.ds
agrees to carry on the railway al ship.
Of war, munitions. mails. etc., free Of
charge. The building OF the road must
be commenced within two years.
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SEEKING ctRrlHcATEs.
CAasses Il she oaessisss u uss-
asry-CtsstsE Exeseas~s-A"nais
Prsmsssr~ S@sslohsA.

After the NEvs representative ysstsr-
day left the Third Ward sohool.houss.
Virginia. where applicants for teachers
certificates we're undergoing examine
ton. the questions In history were
changed. and In place Of ,hoss from No.
10. - publishsd yesterday. The follow
ing we're Substituted:
HIsrolY.
II. When vas Nevada admitted into
the Union1 Altar whom va Storey
county nsmedf
IL. Who oomusndsd the Continental
army during the Revolutionary WARP
Is. Who was declared elected Presi.
deaf Of the United States BY the Flee.
torl Commission. and Who VA de-
fsatsdf
Il. Name the President and Vice Pres
ident Of the United States. Name the
States they are from. Name the only
living ex President Of the United States.
10. Tell three things about Andrew
Jackson.
l8. When and where wss the battle Of
G-ttysburs fought Who commanded
II. What surrender resulted In the
termination Of the Revolutionary Wsri
Is. When and where was the Declare
ton OF I~ndspsndsnos madsf Who was
it, suthorf
10. Write Ave lines about Abraham
Lincoln.
20. How did the United States acquire
louisiana
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
After histofy. applicants we're EXAM
ined In theory and practice. This has
bssn found to b really the best part Of
an examination. - Il gives the spPli-
cants an opportunity 10 illustrate their
wsys Of impsrting instruction. and
shows their teaching qualities better
than the written exercises.
The examination will close today With
reading and writing. II has certainly
been impartial. aud II any q fails to
attain the regulate psrosntsss 10 sniitle
him to . certificate. he can have bu,
himself to blame. The questions have
certainly been simpls enough.
Il would seem that there are some
In Storey county Who are determined
to get unqualified tsaohsrs foisted upon
the schools. The hrst requisite II. Of
course. to get these persons through the
examining mill. To gain this point no
v~arrautsbls sndeavors have been made
to assist applicants during the s1smina'
ton; but. 90 far. these sndsavors have
been discovered and checked, and yes
terdsy the Board OF Examiners were
compelled to interfere. and the necessity
Of inviting Q certain 'mals promoter"
TO leave III. room wa OF ons time i'm.
ainent. Superintendent Boohsr and
the other members OF the Board OF Ex.
aminsrs are anxious to do eqsal and
.xaot justice to oil; and to allow ''coseh.
ing and leading from outsiders would
be maniissily upjalt TO honest and
worthy applicants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-07
VARIOUS CAusns-

Advancing yssss. care, sickness. disappointed:
and hereditary prsdisposition-ali operate 10
turn The hair gray. and either Of them inelinss
Il 70 shed p~rsnatursly. ArEs's HAN vIooR
will restore fadsd OF gray, light or red hair 70 .
rich brown or dssp black. ~ may be desired.
Il softers and elssnses the scalp. diving Il .
healthy action. It removes and cures dandun
and hupors. By is use falling hair 10 shseksd.
and . new growth will b produced In oil cases
whore the ~folliclss are not Destroyed OF The
Glands decsysd. Its effects arc beautifully
shown on brsshy. weak. or sickiy hair, on
which q fss applications will produce the sioss
and freshpsss Of youth. Harmless and sure In
lie operation, Il 70 iscnmpanbls - . dressing,
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustre and
richness Of tone 70 imparts. IT, contains neithef
OH nor dys. and viii not soil or color vhits
cambria; JET it lasts long on the hair. and fs:ps
lt fresh and vigorous.
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Anssssss ssrsss nspsss.

sAs fAAxsisoo. January rs ?. H.
sisrra Nevada. Q. 81; Hale 4 N~ereross'
5 Us. . 40; Utah. ~, IN. ~; Savage,
I 20. I 10; bullion. I 20. I 50. ~. I 4ai
Mexican. 81; Northern Belle. ~, 81
s&; Esciequsr. ~; Alta, I IS; Con. vir'
ginis. I 9s; Potosi. N; California. l Isl
Yellow Jacket. 2 40; Bullion. ~; Chollar,
1 ss; Gould 4 Curry. 3 20; Best 4 Bslshsr,
8; Con. Virginia. I ss; Justice. soe
Bslsh.r. I 10. I 20; Julia. 2oc. $50; Andss
IN; aoodshav. CSC; ovsrman. soe; Yellow
Jsslst. Z 20; ophir. Q; Northern Belle
81: Bschtal, Gee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-07
New Pacinc Coat steamer.

Nrw YoRK. January 1.-THE Oregon
Improvement Company have just pur.
chased from Mallory & Co. . steamship
now building BY ]. Roach & Son. $40
feet long, 1913 beam. OF the carrying
capacity Of 500 tens dead weight. This
steamer, according TO contract, will b
ready for Sea on March 81. together
with the Two freight and coal steamers
aow building ct the same shipyard foi
the same company. This purchase viii
provide the Pacific ooastwiss trade with
nearly 5000 tons additional stean ton
mage within . few months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-07
Dsdis stage

Yesterday morning the Bodis stage,
On route for Virginia, was stopped at .
point about three miles this side Of Al
rora and Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S treasure
boz taken. The amount OF coin And
valuablss the boz contained IL net
known, a. the way bills were taken.
But one robber was seen. He had
stretched . rope across the road. and
when the lead horses reached this be
made his appearance with . levslsd
shotgun and demanded 'that box"
Dolly one passenger was In the coach,
and that was . lady. Neither she nor
the driver was disturbed. When the boz
was thrown ost the robber cut his rope
and told the driver to get out Of that!'
Re complied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-07
governor Premopt,s Message.

PnrsoorT. A. T., January 6.-Ths
Governors message Is . lengthy docu-
msnt and Is very similar 10 tone to that
Of 1879. His Ezcsllsncy speaks Of the
great prosperity enjoyed BY tho people
OF Arizona In the last two years, which
prophssisd by him In his last mes.
sage, but principally felt In the southern
portion. owing to the railroads in6u.
sncs. Great results are also to be looked
for from the Atlantic and Pacific Ball
road. o so rapidly advancing. Many
suggestions which were made In bis last
mssssgs, now hold good. Special atten-
ton 10 called to the subject Of divorce.
Mining legislation and the proper treat
msnt OF the water question are recon-
msnded. he also suggests that no tax,s
bs levied on mining products. and advo-
Gates the passage OF any measures tend.
ing 70 facilitate trade with Mexico and
tbs Northern States. and speaks Of the
great results to DO expected In trade
from those sections.
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Senator Nahoue's Position.

CHICAGO. January s.-Ths Journals
Washington special says: The Poa 70.
day gives currency TO . statement thai
Senator Malone 10 determined TO eas'
his lot with the Republicans and help
rrorRanixs the party In the souihsru
States, beginning In Virginia, and thai
in this movement he has the approval
Of GarA-ld. The story 10 net fully cred
tied, although Il 10 claimed that Ma.
homes closest friends are responsible FOL
its publication.
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Fexan EtiqueIts.

GALVESTON. January u A Nrss' sps'
eisl from Henrietta says: "A man named
Rics refused 70 drink with James Our
tis. An exchange Of shots followed and
Curtis fell. dying within ten minutes,
Rice, badly wounded. vss carried 70
dooses's once. ~ hs was PLACED In q
chair . ball was Arsd through . window.
killing Hies.
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Bee SIN Busy.

DrSvra. January e.-Col. Bee Of Ban
francisco writes to . prominent China.
man here that the entire Ale Of Chinese
claims for damages sustained In the risl
which recently occurred in this city has
been forwarded to the Chinese Embassy
at Washington, for presentation to The
American Government. he also say
the United States will be compelled &c
pay the claims, In accordance with the
provisions OF the international treaty
and be holds the opinion that danagsl
can be also collected for the death ol
Sing Lee, who was killed In the riot.
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The Atchison. Topeka and Santa II
Road.

Boston, January THE Atshison,
Topeka and Santa Fs has issued . CIR.
oular to stockholders, In which II says
In . few weeks ws shall probably have
reached Florida Pass and made connse-
ton with the Southern Pscihc. This
will give ~ part Of the through travel
and freight to and from California. We
anticipate . demand from the mining
regions Of Arizona for coal. mining ms
tsrisls, food and forage. In the matter
Of rolling stock alone We require engines
and cars. to cost $2.600. 200. Forty
miles Of aide tracks should be laid as
onca.