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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auct
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
L IMPROVED REAL Estate IN THE COUN-
TY OF HENRlCO, NEAR THE WESTERN LINZ
IT'S OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. IN THE
PLAN OF SIDNEY, NEAR THE CORNER OF
ELMWOOD OK MANI STREET AND Null
BERRY STREET-Bv virtue of a deed Of trust
frOm Lucy \. Moran to the undersigned, recorded
In the clerks Oihc. of HenrcO County Court, In
Deed. Book 90. page 81, default having been made
I'm the payment Of cerlau neso table note, and
having been reque.t, so to DO Oy the beneficiary,
will sell at auction, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE Q, 1881,
at 6 O'Clock r. ~, the property described In said
deed, as follows: That certain LOT of LAND,
with The IMPROVEMENTS thereon, lying in the
county OF Henrco. in that part thereof a. own as
sidney. and bounded rs follows: BEGINNING at a
point l13 S-l2 feet from the east line Of Mulberry
street, aud running along aud fronting on ElmwOOd
Tor Mani street So 1912 feet: thence running
back between iralle lines 10 9-l2 feet 10 an alley
20 feet wide. The HOUSE contains about four
rooms. with tue usual outbuiliings.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay q note Of $3.50,
with accrued Interest, and the penses OF sale aud
the balance on such terms the said Moran may
direct. y. VI. LEE Tru tee.
After the above sale va wi sell another LOT I'm
mediately adjoining the above SO 10.l2xl79 9-l2
feet FRANK ID. HILL & Co,
my 20 Auctioneers.
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lust RECEIVED BEST ANTHRACITE
~ COAL for familes-EGG, STOVE. and CHEST
NUT SIZES.
ALSO,
LEHIGH LUMP coal for foun isi
For sale at market rate. :. LAIiROp.
my % seventeenth street. 20 drawhfidce.
CUMBERLAND COAL.-IHlS DAY
~ unloading. 800 tons re,h-miEQd GEORGES
CREEK CUMBERLAND COkL. Tobacconistg
furnished az northern price. Liberal deduction
made 10 dealers. NlRI ROBERTS,
Dealer IN an kinds Of Anthracite ana BiiuElluOus
Coal: Office and Yard, Seventeenth and cary
streets my >
Opposition TO EXTORTlON AND
" MONOPOl Y.-NOw discharciug and on hand,
full supply Of FlRSr-CLAss ANTHRN'lIE
>fcNE-C GAL. fresh from mnes, delivered al re-
duced prices: also. SPIINT, CUMBERLAND, and
all Kinds OF SOFT COAL, OAK AMI PINE WOOD
Offices, Broad street opposite Iitffre auh 1907
Cary street. lap21I q. H. fAbf.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
WHARVLs on JAMES RIVER BELOW ROCK
ETTS ADJOINING Tue WHARVkS OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COM
PANY. AND KNOWN As HE PROPERTY OF
THE NONPAREIL FlRE-BRICK AMP KAOLlN
COMPANY, AT AUCTlON.-ln execution Of de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of IleDrcO county, entered
on May II. 1881. I'm the case OF Campbell &C.,
rs. The NonpireI Fire Brick and Kaon Company
and dls.," the undersigned, commissioners thereby
appointed, will sell by auction, upon the premises,
on -
THURSDAY, JUNE I'd.
at SO O'Clock p. NJ. TIE PROPERTY above refer
red to- containing T6-l00 acres, lying on James
river "a plat OF which may lie seen at the office of
the aucloneers) together with the buildings there
on. This property + thought 10 have considerable
value as site for manufacturing purposes, aud IL
has good facilities As a shipping point, either by
railroad The river.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, aud title 10 be retained by the Court until
full payment IS made.
WILLIAM G.. NELSON.
WILLIAM WRIT HENRY,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POSTPONENENT
Postponed on account Of the weather 10
SATURDAY. JUNE llTH,
at ~ o'clock NJ. at the Office of Grubbs & Williams,
No. Eleventh street. THE COMMISSIONERS.
'GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auct0neers. g.
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by George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agen, aud AuctiOneer,
1905 Bank street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NEW AND
L WELL-BUILT FRAME HOUSE OF SIX
Rooms. SIIIATEp On CARR NGT0N
NINE FEET WEST OF fEDkRAL STREET.
FRONTING on SAID CARRiNGTON STREET
THIRTY FEET AND RUNNING BACK BE-
TWEEN PARALLEL IL rs ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY FELT. MORE OR LtSS, TO AN
ALLEY FIFTEEN FEEl WIDE.-In execution
of certain deed of trust. bearing dare April 20,
1880, aud duly recorded IN the CLERKS Office of Hen
rico County Court Deadlock i0i, page i2l, and
being requested by the holder of The nOfe' therein
secured. the undersigned trustee, win Offer for sale
at public auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH,
al 81 y. NJ. upon the premises, the above described
PROPERTY.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray the expenses
OF sale and pay Il note of $50 now due, aud $50
every three months until the whole OF the IL ase-
money is paid. {. A. CRAWFORD,
Trustee.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer. INV 81
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YURSIrURE,

SPRING sTYLEs IN FURNITURE. a
sS,l ~ PAkLgf. CHAMBER, and DiNIgG ~
VIII any frst cIass house In he eiIy as toI
ks'cs. sno quality of goods. You Will save money
~ *sminsHg our sock before buyisg. Easy lerR,s
~ ps%@tns r, GATHkfGHr Son,
%Hts'Sn 10 Governor strest
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E0R NEM YORK.-Tne Old - =.

DOR NEW YORK.-Tae Old - y%
l. Dominion Steamship Company a.Syitsssk
steamers will sail as follows: Il amer Old DO
MINION. Captain WALKTR. etcrv TUESDAY at
2 O'Clock r. VI steamer WlANuht. CAPTAIN
COZ CH. every FRIDAY al O'Clock j. VI; steamer
MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
II X O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received up to / o'oioCk +. ". for the
Tuesdays and r iday's steamer, aud 81 q O'Clock
Satur, as evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladlng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points NORTH, sOg cast
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Cabin fare 10 New York, 5000; storage, 80 and
81.
For freight or passage apply 20
G.. w. ALLEN & CO, Agents,
nv Cts Company's Wharf. ROcketts.
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MINERAL WATERS

y . :" '1' IN u !" !" L" DEL . l.
On draught from the new and elegant Mammoth
Arctic Soda Eoustain:
SODA WATER, BETHESDA,
hIssENorN WATER, BUFFALO LITHIA,
NicHY WATER, PONCE De LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT
ekLzER WATER, GINGER ALE,
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEpr.
GEYsER WATER, BIRCH BEER.
OoyGaEss WATER, APoLLINAHis.
EXCELSIOR WATEH.
Have also made arrangements with Meesss Pur-
cell Laid to sell their WOLF.TRAP LITIIIA
Ny BQTrLlNG ESTABLISHMENT hariug been
ENLARGED and fitted up with I'm proved aIprxtus.
am prepared 70 supply tie trade with my uDsSs allied
GINGER ALE, SODA, and other carbonated beye-
RACES IN bottles aud IN fountains.
GEORGE SCHRs
sp xs~Su, W,F3m
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP CFES
~ COMPANY. s.xsES=e-<.

This company will dispatch one 81 tAeir splendid
steamers-OLD DOGlNIDN. NTANOhF. MAN
HAITIAN, aud CHMOND-,vey TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at 2 T.. NJ aud SUNDAY att \. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS e, I rs
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at +. VI. from Pier 20
new DumbeTl foot Of Beach street. NOrih river.
They have splendid saloons, state-r0jms and BATH
rooms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are uu-
surpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, slO.5o. Storage, 20
and -.
Frel.hts for points beyond New York f1rwtrde .
with dispatch, and charge made kept actual ~
ptnses Incurred.
Freiehs received until & O'Clock =. " daily.
FOR further Information apply 90
GEORGE ". ALLIES < CO.. Agents.
my ofic, Compinys whsrs,., Rockets.
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Freedom from dust, a ylew OF The beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER. passing in full view Of MOUNT VERNON;
elegantly -scrved meals. grand main saloon, euper
stateroons, delightful bathrooms. hot and cold
water. aud al the complete appointments Of =
strictly first class boat.
Fare from QUaniicO 10 Washington OimiiCil, 81.
straight and rOuud.irn tickets between Richm mi
and Washington st lowest rafCs ~ offices Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
aud A. ". GARBt RS.
GEORGE MATTGNGLY. Superintendent.
NJ. VI. WEIGH, Agent, 1000 Main street.
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by Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioncer.
1912 Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF THAT NICE
N TWO.STORY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING AZ THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OCCUPIED AND OWNED ~ MIR JAMES
Jones. DECEASED. AND NOW OCCUPIED BY
MIR. WILLIAM Ellie fr.-M the request Of the
owner, | will offer for sale. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE {, 1881,
at o'clock =. NJ, The property above described.
The HOUSE cOntsins seven r)oms, with III chen
and stable. The LOT frOuls about 33 feet on Ihir-
leih street, and runs back on Leigh street about
$50 feet. The house + now occupied by good
tenant nj a moderate rent.
This il truly "A nice little atir,c I've home. The
front yard Is Ornamenied with line shru5bery, &C.
TO anV one OF moderate means wishing 10 purchase
a nice home this ohs r. "A rare Chance.
TERMS: ono fourth cash; residue at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable note, per
cent added, and secured 10y tru.,-dced.
les ROBt RI Il. LYME, AuctiOnf or.
BY George II. PondeXter,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonoer,
No. 1900 Main street, under Planters National Bank.
UCTION SALE OF TWO NEW
"A STORES AND DWELLINGS ABOVE, ON
THIRD STREET BETWEEN DUNAL a ID
JACKSON, Nos. 729 AND 731.-On
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE Urn,
at az o'clock will sell by auction, on the premises,
The apOye.descrbed PROPERTY, fronting 35 feet
on the cas-, side Of Third street. Good nuspess pro-
perry. enhancing In value, aud commanding now
good rens.
Terms: One 1rh cash; balance al one. two,
three and four years. negotiable notes for deferred
PAYMENTS interest ADDED and secured by trust deed.
GEORGE II POlNDtA Err.
je3 Anctloneer.
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IMPOSITION TO EXTORTION AND
prPAKTURE vf sTEAvFnS.
EOR WASHINGTON. cTrGrat

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
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MR.. o. +. BRESEE WILL SELL AT
vi PUBLIC AUCTION ON
JUNE SIN,
at his stock-farm. A." ROSE HILL.- Orange county,
Va some 76 HEAD OF PURE BRED (iierd-Book)
SHORT HORNS.
"R0se Hill" Is quarter OF a mile from Rapldan
station, Virginia Midland railroad
Colonel l.. j. MINOR, Of Paris Ky, will conduct
the sale.
For further Information and catalogue address
U. u BRkSEE * SONS,
my 27-td Baltimore, Md.
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THE NEW PALACE STEAMER rXCELsr

has resumed the old ana f.tyori'e route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
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WANTED, 200 COAL-MINERS READY
w TO start next Tuesday morning al O'Clock to
the Ohio Cepiral Coal Company Apply 10
j. L. JUSTIS, Employment Agent,
ie32t Fifteenth street.
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WOOD Ard CO.

LII. TERRELL, Crier. my 90
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The Car has made his election of pol
icy, and it is one which accords better
with the character of his government than
with the tendencies of the age in which ne
lives. He has Aung down the gauntlet to
the revolutionary element, dismissed his
Liberal advisers, and taken his stand upon
the maintenance OF the autocracy. Of
course the adoption of this policy widens
the gulf between his government and the
disaffected classes, and makes it necessary
that he should hereafter be prepared for
the most desperate resorts. It is very evil
dent that he has no Yankee blood in his
veins or Yankee notions in his august
head, for there are several thousands of
astute American politicians who could
have taught him much easier and safer
method of gaining the same end at which
he aims. Almost anyone of these adroit
persons would probably have. counseled
him to yield apparently to the demand for
a constitution, and then to give his people
such constitution as would afford them
plenty of discussion and argument, but
would not place any more power OF
independence in their hands. Constitu
tions OF this kind are easily enough framed,
and the Car could have we'll afforded to
offer one to Russia. By this means he
might have disarmed suspicion until he had
got the Nihilisss completely in his power.
and then he could have done what he liked
with them. AS it is he has committed
himself to struggle in which glass bombs
put the odds terribly against him. We ad-
NIT that the death of his father was well
calculated to induce him to decide upon
the course he has now taken, but only on
the supposition that he possessed no state
craft. A Metternich, Gortchakoff, a
Talleyrand, would have appeared to bow
to the will of the revolutionaries. but only
for the purpose of battling their schemes.
The Gear has now put the existence Of
autocracy at stake, and if he should lose
the game it will be his own fault.
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THE WASHINGTON IMBR3GLIo.

1t is now believed at Washington that
the struggle between the President and
Senator Conkling has eliminated, and that
the latter has at length realized the futility
of further resistance. 1t is said that at
the last caucus Of the Republicans he in
effect retired from the contest, and it is
confidently predicted that Robertson will
be confirmed either TOT day or tomorrow.
During the past week desperate efforts
were made, In the interest, if not through
the procurement, Of Mr. Copkling, to pro-
duce the impression that the President had
broken his promises to the New York Sen
ator. To this end a long letter was pub
iished in The New York Herald, detailing
what purported to be the substance of in
terviews between the President and the
Senator during the campaign. The force of
these statements. however, was completely
destroyed by the prompt commentary OF
Nichols, General Garfeld's private Secre-
tary, who instantly denounced the story
about promises as false, and who, speak
ing with undeniable authority, tore the
ingenious fabrication Of the Herald cor
respondent to pieces. We observe
that though this letter was very
naturally credited to George GOrham and
Senator Conkling. both of them have ex-
plicitly denied all knowledge OF or connec.
ito. with it. It does not of course matter
who wrote it, the purpose of it was the
same, and that was to discredit the Presi.
dent in the interest of Mr.. Conkling. But
this last volley has killed nobody, and the
smoke having cleared away, Senator Conk-
ling perceives that he has lost the battle.
1t was important that the struggle should
end in this way, for it would have other
wise been impossible for the President to
exercise any real authority for the rest of his
term, and the Senator from New York
would have been practically the chief
executive. The confirmation OF Robertson
Is in fact the only satisfactory conclusion
OF the episode, and it Is well that the Re
publican Senators generally should have
come to the conclusion that they could
not afford to antagonize the Admins
tration upon such an issue The
defeat Of Coakling in this case NJ cessar;ly
involves the collapse Of Gorham, and that
too is matter for sincere congratulation.
The star -ontc frauds, the Malone bargain,
the attempt to bulldoze the President, are
all represented in the moss odious light
by the present editor Of the Washington
Republican. As he is likely TO have his
hands full with the defense of his friend
and patron Brady, who be thinks would
make SO admirable President, Mr.. Cor.
ham will perhaps not find time to regret
the audacity which led him to precipitate
contest 10 which he was so terribly over.
matched. He has however compromised
himself beyond the possibility of success
ful apostacy, and therefore, notwith.
standing his dexterity in changing his
colors and principles, he will have to
remain whore he is, and take the leeiti.
mate consequences of his mastery strategy.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, Nay Hth.-Left here to-day. to
arrive in Sacrament May 18th: Miss
Harrison, Washington A. B. Cash and
wife. Detroit, Mich; Major A. S. Nicholson,
Washington Carrie Henderson, Pontiac,
Mich; Miss NJ. C. Daily, Elyria, o.; Miss
NJ. L. Mead, New York n. P. Cole, NJ. III.
De Young aud wife, w. G. Harrison, San
Francisco; Mrs. J. Il. Hubbard, Adele Hub
bard, Jersey City J. I, Foster, u. P. Fos-
ter, Tuxbury, Mass; j. ID. Brown, Hartford,
Conn; Miss Webster, Washing A. F.
Pearse and wife, New York; Miss Williams,
Troy, n. Y; 2. G. Mitchell, wife and child,
Scotland.
OMAHA, May 15sh.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento May 18Th: Ms. M.
G. Taylor and child. w. II Partridge, T. B..
Clark, San Francisco; E $. Denrison, Oak.
land e. w. Stewart and wife, East Oak.
land; H. 5. Wilbur, Brooklyn.
NEwHALL, May 15th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: Mrs.
Rs6feld ard family, Ohio; Mrs. Frank
Waller, Mrs. Frank Bennett, Arizona; ID. L..
Page, Boston Mr.. Nagle, Los Angeles /;
Mrs. L. n. Breed and Daughter, Mrs H. e
Ward, Reno Mrs. L. NJ Hunt, Baltimore /;
ID. z. Woifs, San Francisco Mrs. Frank
Sharp NJ. Dodsworth, Los Angeles /; Colonel
o. Livermore, San Francisco; j. NJ. c..
Tacen, Mrs. Russell, Mr.. MeCabe l.. y.
Lawrence, J. L. McCabe, W. T. Rail, I.
L. McCabe, J. Kelly. Arizona w. L..
Weller, Kernville d. Feite, Los Angeles.
CARLIN, May 15.h.-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow +: c. II.
Wright. England; w. Lepman, Mrs C..
Murreile, San Francisco; j. Mackay, Eng
land Mrs Geo. Winas and son, Wisconsin I;
NJ. Conrad, Chicago; n. Bailey and wife,
Stockton Mr.. Dement,. wife and two chill
dren, Chicago /; Mrs. Lsutze and two chill.
dren, New York Mrs. w. Davis and two
children, Boston; Mrs. c. b. Larimier and
one child, Dubuque; Mrs. S. NJ. Davis,
Berkeley; u. a. Arthur. E. III. Darvelle,
New York; Mrs. A. A. Harrison, j. Curry
and wife, San Francisco; w. Mccarthy,
Boston; o. c. Miller, Alameda; G. At
wood, Michigan g. Hartler, San Francisco !;
NJ. H. Newport and wife, Ohio; j. s. Inglia,
San Francisco VIM. Caskell, Oakla nd r.
Allison Penna, San Francisco; R. S.
Walker, New Rork.
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THE RUSSIAN JEW RIOTS.

After what happened last year in Ger
many, we suppose no one ought to be sur
prised at the spread of the anti-Jew cru
SADIE into Russia. The peasantry of the
latter country are ignorant and supers.i-
tious, and cannot be expected to know bet
ter than the highly educated German
professors, doctors, lawyers, scientists and
students who exposed their barbarous ten
denotes 30 disgracefnliy few months ago
in connection with the same subject. The
Russians are no doubt simply initiating
their betters IN an ape-like way, and per-
haps this spectacle may DO something TO
make the perverse Germans ashamed of
their OWE recent conduct. They certainly
have ample reason for feeling ashamed.
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STANLEY MAT fHEWS.

The confirmation of Stanley Matthews
has given him the first opportunity he has
had OF protesting against the kind of at
tack which has been made against him.
This has been confined almost entirely to
prediction. His opponents have under
taken to say what he would do in the fu-
ture. They have charged that he would
take the part of corporations against the
people. Mr.. Matthews points out that it
was necessarily impossible for him to an
swer charges of this nature, for he could
not do so without making some declaration
as to what he intended to do hereafter, and
for Judicial candidate to state in advance
how he would make his decisions would be
scandal never tolerated save when, as in
the Granger excitement, the people are
determined to elect nobody to the Bench
who will not pledge himself to be con-
scienceless partisan instead of an impartial
Judge Honorable and self.respect.
ing men, however, cannot be
porSuauSu W COHlHub themselves IN lniS
way. They would sooner abandon their
ambition than compromise their integrity,
as some of the Granger Judges did few
years ago. And because this is so i.
follows that the silence of Stanley Mat
thews under the accusations brought
against him has been very creditable to
him. In fact it proves that he possesses
a scrupulousness and delicacy which
ought to be sufficient guarantees to the
country for his faithful performance of the
high duties about to devolve upon him. a
demagogue would have found no difficulty
in giving whatever pledges might have
been asked OF him. This man refused to
diminish the opposition to himself by
saying anything which would have been
calculated to embarrass him on the Bench,
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In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at HI for As Of 1907 1885 for IS OF 1881
iI0l for s!s; sterling, q s6}@i sss silver bars,
1928.
silver lie london, 6lsd consols. 1902 116; 5 per
cent United states bonds, l04 As, 10 as, tis.
In San Francisco half dollass are quoted at ]
dis ,ount to par Mexican dollars, 9o@9okc.
st liverpool wheat 10 quoted at es Id s9s Id for
good to choice Californis
Mining stocks were generally firner in San Fran
cisco Saturday morning. There was considerable
appreciation in north end stocks.
The situation is still critical in the Chickasaw and
Choctaw Nations.
Lieutenant Cherry Of the Fifth Cavalry, was re-
Gently killed near Kieburu Neb, in fight with
read agents.
Charles Given shot lis wife at Atchison, Ks, Sat
urday evening. and then killed himself
The Navajos arc creating trouble in New Mexico.
Gorham denies kat he wrote the five-column at
tack on President Garfield in the New York Herald
There was received Saturday at the Treasury De-
partment in Washington s28 $40 400 in five per cent
bonds for continuance at three and one-haf per
cent.
Sunstrokes are now recurring daily at New York.
The total gold circulation in the United States,
including the bullion in the Treasury amounts to
s52O,OOO,OOO
The resignation of the Italian Ministry has been
accepted by the KIng and a now Cabinet vii! be
formed.
Since taking Office Postmaster General James has
effected saving in the cost of mail service Of s4l2,
034
Mrs Garned's condition last night little
improved.
serious riot occurred Friday at Yale, B. c..
among Chinese railway laborers.
Another rich vein of coal has been struck at
Nanaimo, B. C.
Henry Mcdonald. a murderer, has escaped from
Jail at Boise City, Idaho
D. Hanland shot snd killed j. Lacy at Duraug"
Col, Saturday
movement is on foot in Colorado for National
Mining and Industrial Exposition.
Rain fell at Los Angeles yesterday
Fire at Portland. Or.
LOUIS Behrens brakeman, was run over and
instantly killed yesterd at Salem, Or.
The Grand Lodge aud Grand Encampm,nt, l. O
o. F., of Oregon, meet g Portland to day.
On Friday fisherman named Andrew Hakke was
drowned On the lower Columbia river in Oregon, by
the capszing of boat.
Dr. Kaloch was very severe upon the Baptist
seceders in lecture last night at San Francisco.
The Committee on Public Works Of the Mexican
Congress has reported favorably upon General
Grants railway contract.
Patrick Qyi,iaii fatally shot his mother in New
York last night because she would not give him
money.
disastrous FIRE occurred last night at Napsuee,
Ont.
Interesting matter will be found this morning
upon the fourth page.