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PERsONAL--Chief Engineer Shock, NJ. de
GOdefrOy and NJ. Berard. of the French legation,
were registered in New York last night. t.-Mr.
lawyers. who has gone to Colorado with the
view of permanently locating in that state, is
now at Colorado Springs. Charles NJ Field is
at Saratoga.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Davis and
Mrs. F. II. Howe are at Block Island-Sen-
atOrs Blair and Camden are in New York.
Miss N. c. Douglas, of the Washington Collegiate
Institute. has gone by sea to New York. whence
she will 60 to Pennsylvania for an extended
vacatiOn.-I. Saks and family are at CapOn
Springs-Mrs. JOS. Mcfarland has gone to
Ralston. Pa.-Mr. and Mrs Alison Nailor will
spend month at SaratOga-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Rohrer will spend August and part of september
at Ocean Grove.-Miss Minnie Rohrer is
spending the month of August at Barbee's.
in the Blue Ridge mountains, Virginia.
j. A. WhtcOmb is at Orkney Springs.-Mrs.
II: l. wilkins has gone to Plymouth. n. H., for
at the Bright House, Rehoboth Beach.-Rev.
S. H. Green has gone to South Troy. Vt. for a
six weeks vacatiOn.--Dr. II. H. Evans is at
Gunton Hall, Vas. Thomas Brown has gone
to Rawley Springs.-Jos. F. Page will spend
j. Whit Heron has gone to Kerrsyille. Pa. to
stay during hot weather.-Mrs. NJ. A Poole is
at Back Creek Valley. .va.-Toni Reinhardt has
gone to Cape May for the month of August
,. L.. NJ. ballOW, OF new YORK, and Henry WIN.
Hurlburt editor Of the World, are registered at
WOrmley Comptroller Knox will address
the Bankers Convention, at Niagara Falls next
week.-Mrs.. Geo. Geo. III. Fayman will spend
the month of August at Brentsville. Va
Gen. Sherman, Senator Harrison. ex-Justice
Strong and Bierstadt, the artist, were at Salt
Lake City together last Saturday, on their way
to Yellowstone Park.-(en. Robert Patterson
the veteran Philadelphian, is lying seriously i'll
Miss Florence Ball, Miss Della Hine and Miss
Grace Rundell. left this morning for RehObotl
Beach.-M. Des Isles, for many years attached
to the office Of the Consul General for France In
Quebec has been promoted to position on the
staff OF the French Legation at Washington, and
will shortly arrive here to enter on his duties
-District Attorney Bliss, Of st. Louis, and
District Attorney Leake. Of Chicago, are in the
city.
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Groom 59' AND OTHER ROOMs.-Some of the
rooms in the p. o. department are being re-
paired. repainted and newly frescoed. Room SO
is no longer an object of curiosity. 1t is per-
mitted to retain its secrets without any efforts
being made to get at Them Its doors only open
to the initiated
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Rock AND RYE.-Mr. Dow, prominent law
yer of Chicago is in the city in the interest Of
certain brand of ''rOck and rye' which was put
on the market with the proprietary medicine
stamp. 1t was found after the internal revenue
bureau had passed favorably upon the article
that it was being prepared on an entirely differ
ent formula than the one submitted to the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue. and that it
should pay the regular tax levied upon whisky,
DC Orders to this effect were sent to the in
ternal revenue collectors throughout the eoun-
try. The manufacturers of the article are now
trying to secure again its manufacture as pro-
pretary medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-03

CONTROLLER KNOX has accepted the invitation
of the American Bankers Association to deliver
an address during its convention, to be held at
Niagara Falls on the 10th, 18th and 18th of the
present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-03

THE RIVER CHANNEL.-The National Dredg-
ing Machine Company, to whom was recently
awarded the contract for dredging the Potomac
channel below the Long bridge, are making
preparations to 60 on with the work. which was
commenced last year by Forbes & Co. They
are building a tramway and getting their
dredges ready. No work has been done yet in
the channel
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ARMY ORDERs.-MajOr D. w. Flagler, ord
nance department, will proceed from Rock
Island, ILL.,, to Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
and make an inspection of the ordnance depot
at that place; Second Lieut. Albert Todd, list
artillery, is detailed as professor of military sci
ence and tactics at the Kansas State Agricul-
tural College, Manhattan. Kan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-03

DECISION AGAINST EDIsON-The Commissioner
OF Patents, to whom Mr.. Edison appealed, has
finally affirmed the decision given By the Exami-
ner of 1nterferences and EXaminers-in- Chief in
favor of Mr.. Maxim, one of the electricians of the
United States Lighting company in the case
against Mr.. Edison involving the Platinum
IamD.
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SECRETARY kIRKwOOD is better to-day. and
expects to resume his duties in a day or two
Assistant Secretary Bell returned to the city
yesterday. and was at his Office to-day
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UNIIhU oTATES MAIL DAGS IN CANADA.-An
investigation by agents of the Post Office de-
partment has developed the fact that most of
the mail bags used in Canada are the property
of the United States. They have gone across
the border with the through mails, and have
then been devoted to the local mail service
plan for the asserting and interchange of stray
mail bags has been proposed by Postmaster Cen
eral James and assented to by the Canadian au-
thOritieS.
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A Member OF the Royal Family 1mprI.
aohed for Iife-GorisebahOGr CompII.
IIehied By the Gar.

A Member OF the Royal Family 1mprI.
Aohed for Life -GorisebahOf CompIl.
inented By the Car.
Sr. PETERSBURG, April 27.-A letter from
the Emperor consfatulatlpg GortsChakOG
on his jubilee, fecapitulates the services Of
the Prince particularly in restoring the
influence Of Russia among the powers. It
reCites that the twenty years peace main.
tanned by GoftscbakoG were devoted In
the internal reforms aud development Of
Rnssia's AsiatiC relations. The Emperor
presented Gottschakof with the portraits
Of The late Emperor and himself set in
diamonds, as token OF gratitude and re
spect Tor bis glorious services.
The completely Of Grand Duke Nicholas
in the plots OF the Nlhilists having been
made clear, he has been sentenced by the
decree Of the Emperor TO imprisonment
for life.
PARIS, April 27.-1t is said that some
governments, especially England, raise
objections to the Russian proposal Of a
conference on the refugee question. All
are said 10 be willing 10 satisiy the legiti.
mate deeirea Of Russia BY the adoption ot
remedial laws and including the eGtradi.
ton treaties.
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RELLAIRH.
frank CaTnahan's Luek-VAFIous Per.
sonaI and Gene raj Items.

frank CaTnAhan's Luek-VaFIous Per.
sonai and General Items.
Frank Caruahan, OF CadiE, received the
award Of the West Point cadetship. II be
fails TO go or 10 stand the examination on
presenting himself, T. P. Foreman, Of
Caldwell, will be sent.
The funeral OF Miss Emma Myers took
place from the Methodist Church We'd.
nesday afternoon at two o'clock. A very
large audience assembled to attend the ex.
ercises. The corpse was carried To the
cemetery and the friends walked, this DO.
Ing made necessary by state Of the
road. .........
Mr.. George Brown, Of 81. olairsville,
was In town Tuesday, and purchased the
Leonhart property at public rale.
Messrs. Lindley and Enfield Hoge were
In town Wednesday.
0ne Of our Ice wagons has begun lie
trips.
Charley Sheets left for Cleveland on
Wednesday, where be has secured situ
alton 10 the wholesale hard ware store OF
Mcintosh, Good K 90. ; e'|f
A gentleman In town has Ia bis posses.
sion large silver medal presented by the
British Government as q reward Of BRAY.
cry at sebas!opol.
Mr.. Benson has built q tailor shop In
the rear Of bis house adj Joining the post.
office. GGI.'' #4f.
Alex. Wiley has gone to Cleveland to
accept situation 10 dry goods store.
Mrs. LsDue, who has been visiting il
the First ward, left on Wednesday for her
homsin Michiah. "
Many Of the dog owners oil the First
ward are lamentlng the numerous deaths
among their iayotites Tuesday night.
A considerable number Of ladies are A..
tending the Missionary Convention In
Wheeling.
James MCGfegor is about setting an
ossge orange hedge about bis grounds at
Rivsfvlew.
Soda water Is preparing 10 make lie
sparkling appearance at the Loan Exhibl.
tlon.
There is q board of Of The walk OIL one
side Of The bridge over the 3. 4 o. tracks
that may cause q broken leg II not re.
placed.
The school board, fjr some time, has
been talking Of building another eight.
room school house, Al pEsseat the build.
inE in the Fourth ward is Incapable oi
meeting the demands made on II for room.
With another building the Third and Sec.
ond ward children can be accommodates
nearer home.
The Shakespeare club will sill have sew.
efAl more meetings before. dj9urnihg fol
the summer. : II R.O.F.
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4OVEMExTN OF HONEY

A. indicators OF the NOInme OF RusInsss
Some IRSIEuetIVe RiEuFeS from "Ihs
Public"
NEw YoRx, April 97.-From The Public:
The exchanges for the third full week OI
April were decidedly encouraging. No
one can fall to see that they go far to dis.
prove the theory so much favored by
some Of the financial writer's that the
business Of the country Is in q state oil
collapse. Putting tine New York returns
out Of sight, for there may be wide differ.
snces Of opinion as 10 their meaning,
while II 10 undeniRbls that in legitimate
business this city keeps pace closely
with the aggregate traffic outside OF New
York, we have at all other cilies an az
gregate OF $3.50 OILS, l79, and an increase Of
u per cent over the returns oil the CORE.
spoHdinR week OF last year. New York
exchanges exclusive Of those ariGiuR from
sales Of 1883 067 shares OF stock were
about $40 296, $50, and exceed by So 4
per cent net the exchanges for the CORE.
spending week OF last year. Following,
shows the amount OF the exchanges for
the week ending April 10Th At San Fran.
CISCO, and April 23d at other cities;
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ne 10 AGain Requested 10 withdraw from
the H0Hse, and DeeiiniBE, Ia Removed
by the AerEsant.atAFms.
LoSDoSr Aptil 27.-Btadlaugh appeared
in tue House today and sgain demanded
the recognition Of bis fights as member
from northampton, and 10 be permitted 10
TAX The oath and assume bis seat. AS he
advanced TO the speaket's table the Speak.
OF Immediately ordered him to withdraw.
This Mr.. Btadlaugh refused 10 do. The
sefgeant.atAfms then laid bis hand upon
Mr.. Btadlaugh's shoulder and removed
him below the bar Of the House. Amid
considerable confusion, Mr.. Labouchere
asked Gladstone 10 Afford facilities for In.
PRODUCTION Of q bill 10 enable such mem.
bsrs TO affirm as might end II difficult 10
take the oath. Gladstone replied that he
could not consent 10 such q bill at this
late period In the session.
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Specialize ClrClhhAii Enquir'r.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-'rhe probabtli.
ties are that q. W. Atkinson, whose nom.
ination ia pending before the Judiciary
Committee for United States Marshal for
West Virginia, will be confirmed. Senators
Davis and Camden have laid before that
Committee all the papers received by them
that favor and oppose his confirmation.
A member oil The Judiciary Committee
states that there are more Democrats tirg.
ing his confirmation than oppose Il. Az
kinson, II is said, would have been con.
htmed al the last session when be was
nominated by fx.ptesideht Hayes, II II
had not been for the bitter opposition ol
Ex Senator Hereford,
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sUirs rOR LIBEL
Journalistic Mass at CieVsiand-A Cana.
dian Ofiietai'a OIOO, 900 tiFIeVanee.

Journalistic Mass At CieVeIand-A CRia.
dIAB OHieiai'a oIOO, 1000 Grievance.
CLEVELAND, April 27.-To.day NJ. ]. Ha.
ley, the reporter Of the Penny Prs who
was charged with being blackmallsr by
the Cleveland Lad began suit for Is 600
damages against the Lldder Printing Com.
pAny. The ECtipps Publlahing Company
have employed for Haley three Of the
leading attorneys In Ohio.
QURBEC, April 27.-Mf, Gayhor, N, p,
managing editor Of the E'sclItr, gave bail
on q criminal libsl, laid BY l.. A. SENEGAL,
Manager Of the Quebec, Montreal Ottawa
4 Occidental railroad. The EIeiS,V
ChAfgea that the administration Of The
railroad is q den Of forty thieves, sana.
cal being bose. A civil suit for 500 COO
damages was also begun BY SENEGAL.
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CoNs+ANriNoPLE, April T.-Nine per.
sons have bssu arrested for completely in
the murder Of the Sultan Abdul Aliz, In.
cludins q Hungarian renegade, who was
his physician. Mahomed RuChdl Pasha,
Grand Vizlef At the time Of the assassin.
alton, has been summoned 10 give evl.
dence. The Turkish ambassador at Bef.
lin will also be summoned,
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TEXAS ASD MIxIOAN RAILROADS.
Prospects OF the COnSIEuttion OF several
Protected Linea,


GALVESTON, April 27.-Ths steamer
Aranas arrived this morning from Corpus
Christi bringing General Palmer and other
members Of the Mexican National Com.
pany from Northern Mexico. The Cap
tain OF the Aransa reports twelve vessels
between Corpus wharf and Galveston
loaded with railrtad material for this
company, General Palmer says he nov
sees no reason why the company should
not hays its tracks completed TO Laredo in
June, 10 Monterey, 1886 miles from Corpus
Christi, in December, and to San Luis
PotaRi by the close OF next year, the
meeting line being built by the same COM
pany from the City OF Mexico noFthwArd.
There Is very heavy force on the latter
section, and the heaviest work, including
two difficult tunnels, will be completed
and the road opened to ToluCa early IN
July. He says the exlbting business
awaiting the Touca division Is heavy, and
be believes that from the time the
line Is opened the traffic per mile will ex.
coed that Of the Denver K Rio GrandeI ot
which road he 10 also President
A Dallas special says: Chief Engineer
Marvin, OF the Missouri Pacific road, said
in an interview that 1t was an established
fact that the Missouri Pacific will be built
to Galveston. A line Ia now being located
from Virginia Point to Random, on the
Harrisburg and San Antonio
road. The survey from Waco 70 the Inter.
national 4 Great Northern road is com.
pletsd. From the International lines will
he run to the mouth Of the Bpzos and
Arana Pasa-the latter survey to be made
in six weeks. II the road goes to ArSnsSs
Pass it will connect with the Palmer and
Sullivan system at: Corpus Christi, via the
Main land, around Aransas, Neucas and
Corpus Christi bays. Track laying on the
Missouri Pacific from Fort North, begins
Monday,
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ns,mos lIIssIonsSI.s a. work.

NEW YORk, April 27.-Fitty missionaries
Of the Mormon Church leave next week
iot Europe. Some 60 10 Scotland, some to
The interior Of England and otherS 10 Nor.
way, Sweden, Germany and Switzerland.
These missionaries are experienced 10
making converts, and ate said 10 be san.
guine Of bringing back with them 10 a
lew months q small army 10 recruit the
forces In Utah.
The steamer Wyoming ftomLiverpool
arrived last evening with q considerable
number Of women converts under charge
OF three elders.
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NoHwALt, o. April 27,-The survey OF
The line for the wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad from here 10 Toledo is iuSt com.
pleted. The work on the road 10 rapidly
progressing. Track laying will begin at
Pixies Station, May lst, where twenty-five
car loads Of iron for the bed has just been
delivered. The Company paid last month
and this for labor on The rood over 81, 900
bAf fnnhth
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NEW YoRR, April H.-Cotton easier at
l0Nallc; futures steady. Flour quiet; re.
ceipts 10 900 bbls; exports 1000 bbls Wheat
opened lc better and ClUIed with the advance
partially lost; receipts 90 600 bushels: ship.
ments $4,000 bushels; re Jectcd spring OF Kca
81 20: ungraded red 81 l2ai 991; No. 8 do
81 24Xal 25h; steamer 81 lGai l8K: No 2
red 81 2Skal 20; No. l red 81 81; mixed winter
Il 25al 25h ungraded white 81 ~; No. | do,
.ales 79,OOU bushels at 81 G4kAl 26; No. 3
red April, sales 1000 bushels, at 81 9sa
/ 2SN; May, sales $4,000 bushels at 81 22X
al 2SKi June, sales 100000 bushels at 81 20t
al az; July, sales $4,000 bushels at 81 lSN
al l9h Corn fairly active and a shade
higher; receipts 70, 600 bushels; exports $1,000
bushels; ungraded 61aBlc: M. 6SA5S 10:
steamer 69ka69Ac; No, 2, GOKa8ic; No. 2
white 8jaB0x 10; No. 2 April 6OHaOI No; May
66Na58hc: June 65a65ko. Oats inactive;
receipts 10000 bushels: ", stern mixed Asa
40HC; white western 40lblc Hay In In good
demapd and strong Hops firm; yeArllngs
2alSc; eastern and western l4A2IG New
York State l2a23. Coffee, dull; Rio carg0es
quoted at l0AlzNc; job lots ioa
alShc.. sugar qAiet and steady; falt
TO good refining 7N7Hc. MolasseS, quiet,
but 10 good demand; New Or cans a. oted at
3Oa56c; Porto Rico 38a5Oc; Engl.h Islands
VJhooO' HlNVt 5tIpuh huu w lhlI uNulhlu, re-
trOleuln, dull end weak; UAited S1Nci crude
0ha7 10: refined 90 asked. TalloS teady at
6Hc. ROsn firm at 67Ka72Kc Turpentne
flrin at 4lKat2c. Eggs weak at i7c. Pork
quiet: old mess SO UOal0 Is; new tiS %.
Beef, firm city extra and India mess t22 0Oa
% %. Bulk meats quiet aud firm long clear
kS " HaO w; short clear 10 S7k. LArr firm;
prime steam tll 85aii TAX. Butter weak and
unettled at lla27c. Cheese quiet and steady
at l0al2Xc.
CHICAGO April T.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat unsettled and generally higher and
closed weak No. red winter 81 U6kal VI;
No. 2 Chicago spnng 81 0 Eal O2M cash
81 OAK May; 81 0IKal OAK June 81 U4%
July 81 Of bid Au,nst Corn fairly active
and shade higher at 421ic caSh; 42GS4Txo
April and May; 42xn June: 43iS t43Ac
July. AHA4iXc August Owe, demand fair
and hrmef a. 8Ifa78c cash: 8OHc Nay: E0Kc
June 3Ga36IIU july, 3OISa3Ohc August. bye
In fair dGnlAiId al lower rates ut 81 10. Barley
steady end unchanged. Pork unlettled but
lower At III 4Cal7 As cash aud May. 81 A2ka
II 45 June; 81 62hAi7 o. July. Lard fairly
active, and shade higher At Iii % Cssh ;kil Us
bid May; sii S2hali 35 June 81 421aii IS
July. Bulk meats fairly active and a shade
hlshe' shoulders Is 80 Short rib " So: short
clear finer. Whisky steady,And unchangedat at
81 %.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produces market yesterday,
A reported by John N. HOon 4 Co., brokers,
M iiH1 Main htRnNi
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CoLUNBUs, April 27.-The State Com.
mittee otthe Grssnback party met at the
81. Charles Hotel this morning to decide
onthe time and place for holding the State
Sixteen out Of the twenty
districts were represented.
The convention will be held aL Columbus,
June Is.
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ONLald0 Oi Now S4Sg OlAl

What has been the actual outcome Of
this long and dreary winter, during which
1t has been said again and sgain by
chronic pessimists that the traffic Of the
country was stopped by storms, its indus.
try ruined aud It's business reduced to q
shadow, this Is good time to see. Re.
member the comparisons are made with
the winter ot TO- 80, when business was
larger and more prosperous than ever be.
lore, and when the winter was followed
by gigantic speculation and most danger.
Gus expansion Of business In March and
April, the actual payments through all The
clearing houses, outside Of New York,
COmpRHA a inllnRa,
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LONDON, April 27.-A dispatch from
MslhelmShevef, a German naval station
on the North SeS, says: During the ar.
lillefy practice to-day on board the train.
ing ship MArst, q shell burnt while the
gun was being loaded; two cadets and
four sailors were killed and nine men
seriously, and two officers and seven men
slightly injured,
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p,,o, l,,e Second Assistant POstmas'
G.,s,,l. DS. bids fair to stand out In bis
/" y. tbe monumental sCoundrel Of the
W., ' ,.,,tjes Department. President Garfield
~ nj root him out OF the service . mo-
,nn soOt,
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NEW York, April 97,-A cablestAm from
Zurich says that Consul Mason, Of Basls,
detected and sent 10 his Commune au as.
sisted emisrAbl, an lnebflate end half
criGy convict named !Camaattal, who had
been shipped Tor Chicago by bic native
Commute,
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ru C,1ysyiIIe correspondent OF the
p,,bip,,on, Pa, Exporter says that the
g,I,im,rs ( Ohio Company propose to
'.~o,s D' their principal office there alter
~. ,.,., ,,mpls,iou Of the Hsmpfeld extern
,,a, 'r' Ifthis statement had appeared on
~. ",- M Of April We would have known
- "a Characterize II.
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LORD BEAccSsTIELD'S WILL.
DlFeciIOhs In Regard 10 His PapsES-Dii
DOaltI0n Of His EntAta.

position Of His EstAts.
LONDON, April 2z-Lord BeaConfsld'S o
will leaves Hushendsn Manor and all bis
other property to bis nephew, Coningsby
Ralph Disraeli. The estate 10 strictly en-.
tailed In the male line with reversion to
the female heirs, provided all the survivors
Of the latter take the name Disraeli, not
in conjunction with, but instead Of their
own surname. All his letters, papers
manuscripts, etc, are LETT In the custody
Of Lord RowlOn, with fall discretion re.
Harding their publication, except bis pri.
Vate correspondence, the use Of which IL to
be governed by the wishes Of the parties
interested. There is special direction that
no part Of bis correspondence with the
Queen should DO published without her
consent or that Of her successor.
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WAY OF TIE tRANsanEsso
stage RobbeFShOt By a aBhefIR-hurisrsF
10 HING.

sHAsrA, CAL, April a. = Yesterday
Sheriff Lihlsy y,OtTrinity county, came upon
a man who had robbed . stage in Shasta
on the 1s!hinsL The robbef refused 10
surrender and drew 4 pistol, when the
Sheriff fred, Woundihg him MORALLY.
Some Of the gold dust taken from the stage
was found on the robbers person.
NEW HAVRS, April 2T.-jAmeg Smith
has been sentenced to be hanged May s,
1881, for the murder Of Policeman Daniel
], Hayes, ol Ansonis, December %, 1880,
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,rplroR MILLER, who has been down
4, ms Third district, says the country
Jo,u a there I. looking up quite decidedly
Inmis,ants are coming in-mostly from
0bi6-,pd buying land and laying 1t out
,,,o ,ood farms. This. is especially the
,,.s a., in Cabsll county, in the region
,,oppd B.rboursyils, but obtains also in
.,b., countles. The going price for land
tu b,en i've dollars per acre, but there
I, an upward tendency aud lands are on
,bs advance. The railroad fever Is abroad
,nops the people, and they want to get
,r, nj the wilderness.