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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

General Ross, Assistant Postmaster Of
Baltimore, while in Washington Tues
day obtained permission to put the cleo
trio light in use in the Baltimore post
Office. The light will be put in use i'm
mediately. Applications have been re-
ceived to so illuminate other public
buildings throughout the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

Ben Butler scouts the idea of his hav-
ing accepted a retainer from Guiteau,
aud says he hasn't fallen low enough to
do that yet AS Guiteau's wealth is at
present confined to bruised nickel and
quarter with hole in it, General
Buffers head is evidently as level as
ever
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

The steamship Lord of the Isles, LOO
tons. and the steamship Glenartney,
l, 400 tons, both in the tea trade, have
just completed race from Yokohama,
Japan, to New York, a distance of Il, 600
miles. The Lord of the Isles won by a
few hours The actual sailing times was
81 days II hours and 40 minutes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

The report Of the French Academy OF
Sciences publishes the engineers state
ment of the preliminary investigations
into the geological structure of the 18th
mus Of PAnama. at the part to be
traversed by the canal The result is
satisfactory, and 81. de Lesseps ealcu-
lates that the work can be done consid-
erablY under the originally estimated ex-
penses.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

Unmarried Senators VIII not be likely
to follow Christiancy's example very
soon snd hunt wives among the Tress
ury girls He has paid out $4,000 TO
maintain his wife and her lawyers since
he began his suit against LEI for divorce,
and It IS not probable that the trial viii
be begun before next year. \ Senate
rial divorce Is evidently an expensive
luxury, even fit turns out in the end
that right Is all on the Senator's side.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

The success Of Professors Bell and
Taintor with their induction balance in
locating the lead mine in the Presidents
body ought to make substantial reputa
ton for them. In 8 mining country they
would make great records as expert pros
pectors.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

There seems 10 be no limit TO the
French desire for c0lonisl agg-andize-
ment The French Government is now
endeavoriDg TO extend its dOminiOns in
four different directiOns-in the Pacific,
in Northern and Western Africa ard II
Farther India. At the same time that
the French are overrunning Tunis the
Assembly has voted $500. GOO fo- an ex
petition to explore Tonguin, which, be
ing interpreted, means the annexation Of
al that country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
The Debt Statement for July.

The statement of the national debt at
the close of business July so, 1881, shows
a decrease during the month of &c.,
023 %, the debt now being 81, $50, SEQ
7SS rs. The cash in the Treasury
August 1st, 1881, is $3.50, SIS, 100 %.
The statement is as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

Bismarck is again troubled with warn
ing letters from men of the Guiteau
stamp. His organs chargeit to the infiu-
ence of the Ultra-Liberal party.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

Senator Dawes sudden zeal IS a civil
service reformer dates from his unsuc-
cessful effort to grab the Senate offices
last spring.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
far salt.
FOR SALE.

THE property Of D. r Wadley & Co al
Il Brentwood. Wayne county. Ga. Station
Sc Il & B. K R. Is offeres for sale ( rs
property consists Of large body Of TIMBER
LAND. well situated for the Timber Business.
The land surrounds and includes the railroad
station and controls s. large body Of land on
both sides Of il. AT the station there is store
doing a good business: a post Office. good large
dwelling and buildings for operatives
Also. one STEAM SAW MILL. now cutting
over 30 900 feet Of lumber rer day Thirteen
rs} miles Of railroad iron. but Little Used
mostly 30 pound Fish Bar Rails
Also. two new LOCOMOTIVES and thirteen
LOG CARS.
Also. fifty MULES and twelve TIMER
CARTS in good order. Everything comp ess
for carrying on 9 large and successful Ian be-
and Timber Business
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

WANTED, two chambermaids. Applv A.
HAREETT HOUSE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

WANTED. furnished room with ME-.
Iamliy By two young men; frst-els.-
references given F. c.. News Office as
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

WANTED TO RENT OF PURCHASE. 49,
w on the salts. anywhere between Ssva-
nah and brunswick. Address. stating far+-
PURCHASER, care Of this Office ---''
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

WANTED. at once, OF 10 room housa CO.
w italy located Would take furniture
etc Address CASH. News Office
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
Raufea.

WANTEO.-A man who Il r.erfeotIv- -
tent IN English and German EishasP =.
pace as clerk in any capacity; best referenosss
gwen address CLERK, Morning News cfHoa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

M ANIED, BY young man Of CharIss.ou
w d G, q situation as cotton cIssser So
per or reTeigher. Can give the best Of f'barjHg
ton references as 70 character and carsbiIi,s
Is willing 70 work for medium salsrT -
p years. Address T. g. FRASER, Chsrlesfc's.e
S. c., p o. Box lS5. '7S'Ou
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

WANTED. agents for Rubber Stamps. "a -
w SO day guaranteed Send five t6rsS'
cent stamps for catalogue JAS. L. SNTTH
Manufacturer, Savannah. Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

WANTED, Pianos and Organs TO time a.
w repair. Rates reasonable. Second-bs~
instruments. 7. B. TURNER IA STATE s-rsat
between Bull and whitaker Sta ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05
for SaIe.

LNOR SALE, Steamboat boiler and engine
i l05x inch bore and = inch stroke. Stained
al IN good order. Also, one engine l4x1s. All
complete. JOHN 2. ROBERTSON. Agent
Savannah. Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-05

Tor SALE, the following stereotype anna
4 ratus. Steam Drying Press Hoes No 81
Plsten lsL24; I Iron BesrinZ Table 33x39.
Iron Casting Mould Hoes No. 81. 70 cast 21x2s.
They are almost new and II good Condition
Address J. h Is I'LL, Savannah.
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PERSONAL,

DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 500 9Th
l. street northwest. Reliable information furnisl1ed
IN al cases; consultation free will ell residence,
when requested; all business strictly confidential CE
Finder. ol5-lm
MADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABIISHED RE-
" liable Cairveyant and Astrologist. eives better
srtisfaftOn IN all affairs of life than any one IN the pro-
fesion tells the past present and future destiny; gives
adTiee and assistance Ill matters appertainin1 Il.
b sfness, love and matrnmony. ALL N TROUBLE CALL
disfact16n given or pay. Consultation Rooms 402
"a street. above street northwest ap6
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TRICYCLES
i FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 4 TO 10 YEARS
those interested invited call and Inspect Rem
SCRIBNER'S BICYCLE SCHOOL,
TALLMADGE HALL,
o26-1m No. 92S street northwest
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ENUR RENT PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND,
suitable For store and dwelling, restaurant or hotel
MO 423 10th street. gas office. aii0Ne Penns,isia
avenue Store can De detached from dwelling which
contsans ~ rooms inclinH two large paE4ors LARGE
cellar gas water bath. &C. Inquire at 926 Louisiana
esonue' O14-1m
EWR. kENT-THE STONE MANSION ON ClLUN-
ola Helghta south 'front.' lately renlode.ed aud in
HIsI-ea*s ofder FITCH, FOX Il BROWN,
ot-4~ 1887 Pen1syfvRuia aHeuuA.
E0IR RENF-FURNISHED H0UsE-YHAT ELF
xanf Residence, 513 9th street northwest in the
near OF TAG city and near all the strcet ines * wen
FURNISHED throughout including and table linen
ghss and china ware, also piano. Contains ali The
nnder1i InITovenents, and has billiard room with
tapfes &C, complete. essesSion imnIeftiateh For
terms. inquire OF FRANCIS B. MtHITEN, BeokseIler
and snatMnar 1el5 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 18th
eIeet e4-1M
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SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITIES furnished n
Corporate and Private Investors.
CAPITAL FURNISHED ca PROCURED for Rail.
road Companies having Hnes under constrlletio and
| sihir Bonds purchased or negotiated.
FINANCIAL NEGOTIATIONS conducted for States;
Counties, ToaFuS and Cities, and for Railroad (ysmr.
nes and other Corporations.
Will. CONDUCT The FINANCIAL REDRGANk
ZAEION Of Railroad Companies and other Cor,oratons
whose property is in the hands Of RaceyeFs Trustees
TIES ON Commission.
WILL BUY OR SELL DHFAUITEp BONDS or
eonSert tnem Misunderstanding Investments.
tIGircuiaxs and other information furnished m 3D.
JOHN C. SHORT, President
WHIP. WATSON. Sec'y- and Trexs. os-aawim
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds, Sccss and Investment Securities BOUGHT and
Sold on Commission
30. $50 ISrH STREET, (cuRCoHAN BFIIDINa y
Agency for Prince and whiudy. Stock Brokers'
Ga BRoADwAX. NEW YoR1.
zion in San RrancisCo, RsIEIors, Philsdelphia Nv
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON the
New York Stock Exchange at Of one peg cent
Bsltlnore fhdadepfria NewYerk aud Boston, tfrSush
WHICH ORDERS are exeGuted 81 the Stock EXCHANGES
m those cite. and reported back PROMPTLY QHotauns
Markets Eeeeiyel through wires INSTANTLY d.
rect from Che New York Stock Exchange. Orders ia
Cotton. Grain aud Provisions executed with dspstch.
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SPECIALTIES

MADAM DUBOUIS, FRENCH MEBIJM W1lJKs
VA Aaxnefc Electricity: tells true hfes card resIier
te9s past present and future ana gives advice
lady and gentleman. No. 82l 9th sfreef norfnvpzk
Hours from to II am. and to pm MS i4W
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE KyENTs or
W. LIFE. Al business confidential Ladies and Cen
t@nen ~ cent? each. No. 10 street, between 4th and
9Th streets northwest febl0-S0vs
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ENRY L. RAYMOND & CO.,
AND PINE STREET, NEW YORK

Execute orders for Railroad and Mining Stocks and
larry same on moderate margin when Desired. Refer
BY permission TO Mutual Trust Conapmy NY State
senator's, bankers. &c. References and fall partcllar
'elatng TO stock speculation mailed ON application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26
UNIVERSITY OF GEoRsFrowN
~ Law COLLEGE.

A 1T GALLERY,
NO. 81 tn ST. NV. BETWEEN AND p
j. F. SPELSH0USE,
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR
n NO. 81 Ith street northwest. Federal Building.
0f4nd dlsIlay a Elegant Oil Paiufingz, Water ColA
FIXTURE Frames. Looking Glasses, Gems a Art be-
The Attest designs in Wall Paper. RctnP En..aq
Aey1ues in Velvet and 0ik Frames nov IN oock -
fresh supplies Constantly arriving Prices ~
J. p. SPELSH0USEs
No. 81 n otr1et uor8nuo1
Branch Store No. 708 7tll st. n. bet q and II
OUR HPEC1ALHE6s-
S GU sise ff.nes Velvet &c n np
$40 Walnut Frames from sc. up.
window Shades aud Fixtures. sd. onD-n
nR. ISAAC NICHOLS @ 3 ANKRICKN RKN-
~ edy far sale. $S9 - g ~; - No 81 ~.
ersde. ! G. RIN0WAA1. IN. - - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
~ JOHN. A. DODGE CO.,
Bankers and Brekers No. Ia Wall street n Y buy md
carry stocks on three to five cent Margin and when
dssfred VIII atvlse when and what to bay, also
SIOCh PHISILBGES at reasonable rates m which SIS
to 300 can be vested.
sent FREE. ianlo-m "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-26

1PERAs ULASSkS.
Have opened to-day, 3 large assortment Of OPERA
GLASSES, at unusually low prices
SAHL LEWIS SONS.
JEWELLERS AND sILvERSMrTHs.
OBS 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
PABEk TEA,
~ POSITIVE CURE
MALARIA. CHfI.LS AND FEVER
a. CENTS PACKAGE.
FOR
A. NJ KLOCZEWSKrS PHARMACY
o2o 423 9th street northwest.
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED HOUSE OF ABOUT SEVEN ROOMS
EeatEd where there plenty Of water and having
an modern improvements Address giving description
ana price. 70 L. b., Star Office IT.
WANTED-A HOUSE WITH TO IL ROOMS,
w side lot attached between 9th and Doth streets
and Boundary. State price and terms No eoInmnui-
cation wanted that viii price terms and loca
ten- Address }. r. H., Star office. o26-IW.
WANTED-FOR CASH-A CORNER HOUSE AMI
" hot: noTthxest quarter preferred; modern i'm
pryenents perfect title, Alst be q BARGAIN Address
with HerE lowest cash price, II. STERLING care Box
oAI> ba1GnlOfe, Md. o24-6ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-SOME CANCELLED CERTIFICATES OF
IL Stock Of :. The PEOPLES Telephone Co" As they
can be OF no value to the tfndes it viii be considered
fayorto retarn them to L. 6. SOlOMONS I205 street
northwest tt
+ OSfLEFY IN A NINTH STREET CAR, CO.
Hng south, Tuesday, octDber4 Record Book con-
tanning the minutes Of Lincoln Post No 5. 6. A. r.
liberal reward Will be paid leaving the same with
12l4 r street northwest. o25-6t
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WANTED-BY FRENCH LADY A SITUATION
" Nurse for OF two children good references
given. Address $40 18th street northwest. o26-2t-
'WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, POSITION AS
Fo.elady IN store; give the very best Of ref
ernees rs to competency &c. Call at 903 ~ street. be-
tween and southwest tt
NJ ANTED-BY A COMPETENT RNGTNEER AND
w Fireman a place such, OF would maize himself
ua5uI In any capxcity fair panman and sccountant
AHofess u W., 52V llth street southwest o2S-2t.
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Two INVENTORS.
MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and Val
IABlE INVENTIONS. either befnrs after Paten
Hlx SIS. Star Office dec:,o
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EHoR SALE-A HANDSOME HOUSE ON n
street besseen I7A and 18Th Streets; with ala mod
on the Premises, 1885 street. between 10 T. M and
pm. o26-3ts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Tor RENT-STORE No. 21a TENTH STREET
northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue and near
Whose- market; good stand fer grocery feed or
commission business. Inquire 926 Louisiana ave
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w nished Room in private family. Permanent
and Streets Address, stating terms W. K Y, Sta.
onlce. o252t'
WANFED.TWQ OR THREE COMMUNICATING,
w UNI urnlshed Rooms. second floor, two I'M
furnished and furnished between and and 7t
and 18th streets Address E. j. S. 922 New York ave-
hue northwest o4 at
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-30
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARL1N, Jnly 29th.-Passed here today, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Miss
Woodward, Mrs Wm Martin, Frank Mar
tin, c. Y. Furgesou, New York Mrs Peter
Garity j Miller, j. d. Redding, Geo. II.
Parker, Mrs 3. w Brown Master Harry
Brown, Master Willie Brown, Mrs. Nc
Clellan. San Francisco Airs r.. X. Morrass
and child, Eureka, New; Miss Alexander,
Miss Geneva Williams. Chicago; Miss c. l..
Walker, Otunwa, O; NJ. C. Miilett, Salem,
Mass; d, E. Goodman. Fairbault, Minu.
A. r. +. Young, Edinburgh, Scotland j..
d. French, Birmingham, Conn; +. Hall.
Boston, Mass: W. III. Ferry. Chicago j. NJ.
Dawley, East Oakland, Cal; Ell. It. Proctor,
Cincinnati; Mrs. r. Il. Tyner. George P
Tyner, Davenport, Ia; W. H. James, Lead
vile, Cel.: John Harris and vile, Ogden,
Utah Miss Minnie Marines. Gslsna. H.:
A. G.. Wing, Fort keogh, Mont; j. 81,
Pratt, Omaha Yellowstone Kilt. Helena,
Mont; Fl. E. Garfield, Kansas City ; Mrs.
D. Wathrous, St. Paul, MINI; John Allen
and wife, Scotland Mrs. Gilchrist, Chey-
enne ;J. Scott, Halleck /; II emigraDt pas
sengers, to arrive in Sacramento July Slst.
NEwHALL. July 29th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow Mrs.
a. III. Stevens, Oakland; G.. W. Jordon, A
J. Nixon, Los Angeles; C. j. Hopkins,
u. A. Bootn, w. B. HOPKINS, OSSlaDa ii.
E. Hill and wife, SanJose r. f. Del Vale,
Los Angeles j. II. Fearey, New York
G. II. Lord, Ohio.
OMAHA, July 29th.-Passed here to-day. to
arrive in Sacramento August ID Rev. j. w.
Hesly, Milwaukee Miss i. NJ. Beadle.
Mills Seminary, CAL. Miss Kunler, Cinciu-
natl; John H. Seliveiner, wife and son,
Samuel S. Campbell, Philadelphia F. w.
Soule. New York; III. T. Payne. Buffalo
Miss Maud Cummings. Madison, Wis Thee.
Van Pelt, Cleveland Moses Dorman, st.
Leuis; Henry s. Slaven, Pittsburg
Sixty through emigrants left on last night 4
emigrant train. to arrive in Sacramento Au.
gust 18th.
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HALE BROS. & co.
TT Is INCOMING! T.

GRAND OLD SACRAMENTO IS HEALTHY TODAY It has had
Its Floods Fires would Nature Accident
ncendiy have done their worst for the but SACRAMENTO is To-
DAY GREATER THAN SHE EVER WAS With her Live Merchants
and the backing millions produce hold her
not that account alone because the Capital of the State but
chat there associated with the old Amgm the State California
Pioneer wh when asked the question S0N OF NAN CAN THESE
DRY BONES VE touched responsive chord although the
"AIMOND TREE MAY FLOURISH, AND THE WHEEL NEARLY
BROKEN THE CISTERN, AND THE GRASSHOPPER ALMOST
AFRAID" yet wall of his dear
city, inquiry citizen the depth of
darkness WATCHMAN, WHAT OF THE NIGHT? the response
CALLS WELL" by by when old SOL has his
rounds and sheds his first the East the good old staunch WATCH
MAN OUT IT IS MORNING." and all the something unnamahe
that have urked in the darkness, retire their ahsom dens
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cit IS MORNING |"

HALE BBOS feel and try their very utmost in The COM
nGreal world to giVe MORNING When all fabiI8 efforts Of
the borrowers 8m Oh8rs wealth TO steady them in business
when The Hh08 Of those mG0d b8S8d parasites aua scarcely
80 GGI to the dOa shall have rGtr8atGd by their own Shiny
trail into the burrows Of their SGfmada corruption nests and
when whole people, dOWnGu8h8d and rampl8d under the COR
TV8 CREDIT SYS and the abused confidence they have rpOSG
in the 8fGa8d GaVuw shall arise in their strength and man
hood thsn the grand old Capitol with its Gtsrng strength and
The reflected rays Of its Golden Dmo SHALL notwithstanding It's
drawbacks shine as should shine rpGndGny its bran0Y
and dazzling in It's Brightness and with
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-30

Sunday evening. says the Chico Enter.
prise of the 26th, we were shown lamper
eel, nearly two feet long, captured by
Master William Montgomery in Chico
creek, about half mile below the railroad
bridge. 1t is said to be the first ever
caught in the waters Of Chico creek, and
was great curiosity to many, being the
first they had ever seen.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-30

On the mountain ranch of Jas. Samuels,
twenty. eight miles northwest of Healds-
burg, one day last week, 400-pound
bruin of the black bear species
was caught. When discovered by Mr.
Sampels, the animal was quite ferocious,
but Wilson Brown plugged him in the
temple with navy ball, and ended his
sheep killing and steel trap experiences
forever.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Further I.ailroad Enterprises.

LEWISTON (Idaho) July 29th.-Articles Of
incorporation of the idaho, Clear Water and
Montana Transportation Company were fled
yesterday, under tie laws OF Idaho, and
certified copy forwarded to the Secretary of
Idaho. This new company embraces seven
teen prominent citizens Of North Idaho, and
it IS claimed that they have been induced to
form this company at the Instance Of several
Eastern capitalists with the view Of securing
the routes named and that preliminary sur
vays of these routes viii soon be made under
the direction of the managing trustees; that
tire purpose OF the incorporation is 20 build q
railroad and telegraph hue eastward from
Lewiston via Clear Water pass of the Bitter
Root monntaius and the Big Hern pass OF the
Rocky mountains, to iutersect with tire U tah
Northern, distance of less than three hun
dr5d miles, and through a much better coun-
/ try than that of the Northern Pacific or the
Snake river route via Boise and Baker City,
and about one hundred and fifty miles shorter.
| They also propose to build from Lewiston via
| Snake and Grand Ronde rivers to La Grange,
Oregon, q distance of enc hundred miles.
They further propose to build a rail-
road and telegraph from Lewiston
north via the Potlach. South Palouse,
| four miles north Of Pslouse, Cedar creek,
Pine creek and Fork creek valleys, the out
| let of Coeur de Alene lake. to intersect the
4 N
also propose to construct. equip and operate
! steamboats, on the Snake, Clear Water and
| Columbia rivers in connection with their rail-
roads. They claim for these routes great ad-
vantages over any other lines for character
Of country through which they pass, for easy
| grades and cheapness of construction. There
| IS but little doubt that, with those roads
| built, this entire section of country, which is
| acknowledged 10 be the best of the great
| Columbia basin, will be better served
with transportation facilities than it will be
| by any other routes that have been pro.
| jscted.
| Deadly Array In Saloon Between an
Old Man and His Son.
| MERGED, July 29sh.--A bloody and prob
| ably fatal affray took place in the town of
| Mariposa on Wednesday afternoon last, be-
tween David Hart, an old man, and the
| father of family of fifteen children, and
| his Oldest son, Win. Hart, aged about 40
years. The weapons used were beer bottles
and glasses by the father, and a revolving
pistol by the son. In the encounter the
father received three severe bullet wounds,
one in the forehead, one in the side of the
| neck near the collar-bone, and one passing
| through and breaking one arm between the
elbow and wrist The affair occurred in a
drinking saloon. The wounds of the old
man are expected to be sufficient to cause
death.
North Pacific Coast Railroad.
SAN RAFAEL, July 29tb.-AlI kinds of ru-
| mors have been in circulation here for the
past week concerning the sale of the North
Pacific Coast Railroad, but the only thing
authentic is that syndicate of capitalists
have taken bond on the road for sixty days.
A party consisting Of j. W. Doherty and
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Captain Waddell,l of the railroad, J. I'D.
Walker. David Nye and /. B. Morris, in the
interest OF the sydicate, started this morning
on special train TO so over the road on .
tour Of inspection.
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The Ell.soarI Traln Robbers.

Sr LOUIS, July 29;h-The Sheriff of La,
clede county arrived here yesterday, having
in his possession lester from a gentleman
whose reliability he vouches for, stating that
party of seven well armed and mounted
men were seen six miles from Plato, Texas
county, Mo, Thursday night. who fully
answer tie description OF the Winston train
robbers. They were travelling toward Iron
Mountain. and the writer of the letter evi-
IDENTIFY thinks that they viii be heard from at
some point On that road.
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KilIes by n Rolling f.oq.

YREKA, July 29th.-A msn named Thomas
Scsuggs, employed st the Black Bear quartz
mine, while rolling legs, Inadvertently got on
the lower side Of one, which rolled over him,
breaking his thigh bone and causing his
death iu fourteen hours after the accident.
RavaSes OF the Hessian Fly.
NAPA, July 29th.-The Hessian fly has
made great rayages in the lower part of this
county this year. From I25 acres of wheat
sown, Il. Brownlee got only thirteen bags,
which is the product of l40 bags which was
sown on the tract