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$40 so. Belk-nesss frnef but not an ,,ably
higher. Bacon Ermer but not quota bly, higher.

80 so. Bslk-snests funef but not an ,tably
higher. Bacon krmer but not qao,sbiy higher.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. jane 11.-FIour I'm good demand and
Tending upward. Wheat active. firm, and highrr;
No. = Chicago spriug. ef.09t cash. clio June
.osg strong and higher: 44i,c. cssh, June. and
July oats active aud shade higher 37xM3se.
cash, 37.e J.ly.. Pors moderately sctIve snd
higher az 1929. Lard fairIJ active and a shade
higher at $40 70atl0.72k. Buik-fDeais mode-
rately active and higher; shoulders, 1856; short
rib. - 40; clear, 1870. whiskey steady and ua-
changed.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June i1-Fiour scarce and firm
Wheat strong and advancing; No. 2 Milwausee
hard SLIP: No. 2 Milwaukee. soft. sl.09k cash
and June. Corn higher; No. z. 42kc. Oats scarce
and firm: No. 2, SIC. Provisions frner. Mess
pork. $l6.2j cash aud June; sl6.374 July. Lard
Prime steam. sl0.75 cash and June; 5000 july
Hogs quiet at 80 50GfJ 30.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. June 11.-Cotton-Net recei p,f. / 90
bales gross, GA bales: futures closed dull sales
$4,000 bales: June. t1i july. sl1.U7G s1l .Os:
August. <1ll46t1I.l5: September. 5000
9t10.7l; October. s1o.27dfI0.2s; Noyembe r,
tlO.14 slO.lj: december. sl0.14@s1O.l5: jan
nary. $40. 26Gsl0.27: February, s10.3s6 5000;
March, slO.5zASl0.54.
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The Chicago Faster.

CHICAGO, June Ii.-At noon to-day John
Irseom. al the end OF bis second weeks
iid. weighed I75 pounds-a loss OF IL
bounds in the last twenty-four hours. du-
nbg which bis only nourishment was thirty
Two ounces of water. In two weeks be has
o't ~ pounds. To-day be appears bright
snd cheerful, and does not complain OF any
VI effects from his selfimposed last. his
pulse was regular at ~; temperature
~ll00; and respiration IS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH To THE DISrArCE,

usshiustoa Nauers-wess Virginia Postmas-
,ers Appoinscd-The Situation ut Albany;
Progress OF the Alleged Bribery Iavestiga-
lion; Another Aucmpt at Corruption Ex-
-,csed- n sbbery and Bloedshed In Texas-Sur-
render OF Alleged nurderers-An Early Day
Proposed for the French etiens- Troubled
ireland; Cause OF the Recent Rioting In
Cork-Earthsuakes I'm the Island of Chios
and In switzerland.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The "Thunderer suggests an Expc
riment.

LoNDoN, JUICE 1.-THE Times, remarking
on the growth OF lawIessneSs in Ireland,
SAYS Zone experiment, which is most OBJ
v,ouS. and most certain 10 succeed, remains
unired. Ii one mob OF Fenians OF Land
Lpaguers, or OF whatever other title, were
in,t for once not suffered 10 have its own
way. and its appeal 10 force met and over,
come, aud if the mob were dispersed and
forbidden to rtSssemble. the consequences
might be happy in the extreme. One victory
~ fine law would be the signal for others.
The objections to such an experiment are
obvious, but not conclusive. The forcioie
dispersion Of a mob in Ireland would be
certainly followed by q howl Of execratlon
from their parliamentary friends and cham
MONS. The Irish press, which Is silent
over the Injuries 10 the police. woUid be
eloonent in the case. We are now suppos-
ing, hat the Land League would receive
soT,,a,bino very like It's death-blow, and
might Itself fall into contempt, with when
law il nov treated In Ireland"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALfs.-20 shares Petersburg Railroad stock at
3f4; l shares Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio Rail-
road stock nj 20: 1000 Piedmont Railroad nrst SIS
at liz; 10 shares Richmond and AIlfghsny Rail-
road stock. d. G.. al 65 2l5 DO. at 62k, 500 do at
63. 10 do. al 81; shares Richmond aud DinvIlIe
Railroad stock at 101.
EVENING sALEs $3.50 shares Richmond and Al
leghany Railroad sock at go.
Richmond and Aleehsny Railroad stock has been
very dull and heavy for the past two days, teIng
from 40 down 10 so. At the 12 O'Clock Board to-
day about 500 shares sold at 2H and So, and at The
o'clock Board 22o shares SOLO at 60. shortly
thereafter telegrsms from New York correspond
ents OF our bro, ers reported that the cause the
decline had been removed, and the stock rapidly
advanced from go, the lowest point uched to 67Y
aud 80, at which prices sales we're made, and al
those prices the market wa. firm.
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Fly Telegraph.
NEW FORK.

NEW YORK. June .-NoOn.-Stocks strong
Money, 3d3K per cent Fxchsuge-Lons, Asa;
short. 1863. state bonds inactive. Governments
strong.
EUsnfnc.-Aoney. 3MsH par cent Exchange.
4s34. Governments strong and higher; new o's,
l04; new AXIS, ll5a: new As. lis. stats dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE weekly statement Of
the associated banks shows the following changes:
Loans Increase, s6.4O0,00O: specie increase,
ss5O.700: legal tenders decrease. Sl2O,00O; de-
posts increase. SO 094.600; circulation decrease.
i272O0: reserve decrease. 1854 900.
The banks now hold IS sO5,3OO IN excess OF legal
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIIORE June ll.-Nirdnls 6's, cOnsOls, 81 4;
second series. Az; new l0-fO's. J54. Bid to-day.
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By Telegrapn.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June IL Cotton firm; sales. .00l
baes; hollands, IL Lice; Orleans, IL 5.I6c. 4:
consolidated net receipts. 1898 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, $500 bales; 10 Continent 2,526
bales. Southern four firm and quiet: common to
fair extra. fj.20Qs5.75; good 10 choice extra
$500 $3.50: Wheat x@l4c; higher. closing
bu sinsss; unZrsded red, sl15@sL2s. Corn ga
&c. better moderate export aud more active spec
lower anu dull; Ne. 3. 4hFc. Hops frm and quiet !;
yearliugs. l2@lsc. Coffee quiet and firm; Rio, in
clrgoes, 9sG Fac: IN 100 ots, 9a9 l5tc: sugar
ard 4, Toe. Molasses UNCLAIMED and quiet. Rice
fIn. kosiD firm at s2Gi2 05. Turpeniine higher
and hrn at 43c Wool firm and fairy active: do
mest!c fl, zee. 3ld43c.; pulled. 20h37c.: un-
washed, 12@32c.; Texas, l4a2sc. PORK higher
ana moderately active at tl6 so Niddles UNI
changed aud quiet. Lard a shade higher and IN. re
active at sll.l0. FreiPhis steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June ll.-F0ur mole active and
nrIner. Wheag-SOutheTn scarce and firm; western
higher anc rODg. closing gniet; southern red,
fl.2O@sl.26; amber ti.29asl no. wesI-
,rn winter RED. spot and Juue, $1,000 .26ak
July. 81 24EGsl pan: August, Sl.22fGsl 22A
september, sl.z2t@fl 20. Corn-senlhssIn nIm :
low. 5sc Oats nrmer; while. AGA mixed.
4ja47c. Provisions hrm and unehangsd. C9ne once
sugar steady; Az soft, l01c. Wniskey dull at
sl.O9. Freishts unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June ll.-Flour qnlet aud nrm
family, s5@s5.sO: fancy, t5;5oate25;. Wheat
armer; No. red winter. &l.l3Rtl.l5. Corn
strong and higher al 46Td47sc. oats quiet and
dim at 40c. Porn quiet AT fl6.2ogs sit 600. Lard
Tominaliy unehangei. Buk meats nrm sh0uiders
s6: rio, 1886. Bacon quiet aud 1rm shoulders
y6.5O: rio, Is %; sides, 1895; whiskey act'e
and Arm at 81 90. sugar easier hirds, 9 Iac.
New orleans, 7tGSac. Hogs sisany commo. aud
iisht t4.25ato.s5 packing aud bn'eher'''so'aoG
s6.l6. ,,,o,,.
LOUISVILLE. June ll.-flour guile extra IAN !
Iv x3.75as4.25: choice % fancy, s6aso 90
Wh.ai dull at sl.03Gsl.06. Corn heavy al 52fc
osts dull al Ale. Pork stronger AZ 1880. Lard
Prime steam, none in market. Bns, meats ssro nn
anc higher; shoulders, 50 rib. $3.50 sides, $500
Hscon Stronger shoulders 1896 rio. t9.S sides
1915 hams-sng sr-cured, tii9sll.2o. "hiske!
steady at sl.o6.
ST. LOUIS.
s1.LoUfs. June II Flour steady aud UNCHANGED
Wheat higher aud fairly active; No. red fal
si.l2k cash, ti.l2kasl .lss June. Corn higher
i5ke. cash, use. bid June. Oats higher; 3bSs
s6sc. cash, s0a.c. June. whiskey sieacy at lot
roik oueii iobbins, sie'7s. Lara nominal
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The seisure Of sse Acacia.

kkY WEST, FLA, june 1.-THE sioop.oi-
war Yantie, which had been sent TO Merida
% investigate tho seizure OF the bark Aea-
"a arrived here to-day and reports that ine
Acacia had been surrendered TO captain
Merida.
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Postmas.ers Appointed.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President
to-day appointed JudSOn Spohord postmas-
ter at Huntington, ". Va, and Lewis ii.
Emart at Charleston, W. Va, Cice 4. +.
Gibbons, suspended.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote Fine, s36ss.5o: extra. $3.50
al 1878: fuperfne, $3.75Mf4.60: common family,
f6Gi6 25; choice or patent family. i7.50GiS;
stanton inspection, extra. 1915; superhne, IS.
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AHnuifIeG.

GALVESTON. TEXAS. June 1l.-A special
from Marshall says: La the District Court
Yesterday r. L. Jennings WAS acquitted Of
killing W. :. Coleman.
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The Attempt TO Blow Up the Liverpool
Town Hall.

LIVERPOOL, June lI-4:3O L. M-Ihe
examination Of the men captured III the al
Tempt to blow up the Town Hall YESTERDAY
morning took place to-day. The prisoners
we're charged with damaging the builoing
with intent 10 commit murder, ana also
with Iaying an explosive with intent 10
damage The building. The man VINO at hrst
gave the name Of Roberts has since arrest
given it as McGrath. strong ioIcs "a pU.
lice was present at the eXaminsllVn; U".S
persons having business were auhi''e" ~
I be cnIIrt.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1%rS

LOR NEW 1URk.-IAe UId aItTTN
L Dominion steamship COMPANY a.Ee4EssA
steamers will sail "a follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION, Captain WALKER, e;ery TUESDAY at
2 O'Clock L. VI steamer WitNOKE. Captain
COUCIi. every FRIDAY az O'Clock y. ": steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at o'clock \. VI.
Freight received up 10 ! O'Clock 7. VI. FOR the
Tuesdays and = iday's steamer, and 10 q O'Clock
Stature Az evening for sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
sarded with dispatch 20 III points north, south east,
and west; also. 70 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, 5000; Storage, 80 and
81.
For freight or passage apply 70
O.. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
M Its Comuany'- Wharf. ROckeifs.
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FURNITURE STORED.

V,HOsE WISHING TO STORE FUR
J. NiTURE Tor long or short period. or 10 er-
can sodrs-s a 2: @, Gaze Carrier No. Q, city,
my e-sn&r1l2t
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DHILADELP RICH XGE9x
L @oND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .xzefzsI
SHgP LIEE-FOR PHiLADEL oHfA, FALL
RIVER AMP THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
TrREE TINES a WEsK.-Uptil further no
ti-e Nhe steamers OF thir Inc sill make week.,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Riehnont
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
neciiug n fniiade phia With C!yds'g 'ew Eaglznc
QUICK TiMF-FREoCENT DIR .-KTUREs-
L5HEsT RATES.
Erciyflt r. cetgsd daily eatil 5 O'Clock p. u.
JA.aES W. MCCAEEjCKi
General Soot .ern Agent, RlesIa9nd, VS.,
WILLIAM =. CLYDE 4 CO.,
General Managers,
M % Va. IL Grafi, Y hHrE e IN LA1.elnhlA.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE IL, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan. Kelly. New York, merchap-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United Stats
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Ta,un
agsnt.
HEMORASDCM.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Arrived: Schooner Ehoda
Ho mes. Nsncleif from Virginia. with wood
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June IL, 1881.
SAILS.
WHEAT-Fultz 2S bushels common il.l6.
CORN.-White, So Orsheis damaged at Soc: .224
bushels very good AZ So. Mixed, 3s bushels very
good At 6lc.: 30 bushels prime al 62c.
OATs-226 bushes prime spring al sac.
MEAL.-60 bushels unbOlted at zoe.
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Lynchbarg Passenger Train, No. A.. Daily.


Leave RlchnOnd...... L. NJ
Arrive burheNhle..'......... .....,.s'.o'3O l.. ~.
Train No. "A connects at Burkerile with Nor
folk ard Western railroad for Fsrmytl'e, Lynch.
burg, aud all Southwestern points.
Train No. DO fast maid stops only al Jetersytlles
Drasts Branch Rarksdae's- Danville. Gree usborus.
salisbury, Charlotte. spsranburg. Greenyilie, Sem
rea Toccoa, Luia, ard Gainesville, connecting n
Atlanta for an points South and SOUTHWEST
Train No. AZ Through D9SseDgerl stops az all sta
tons, connecting at sutheriins With Milton and
Sutherlin Sarrov-Gauge railroad fer Milton at
salisbury with WesteIn North Carolina railroad for
all DOin IN Western Ncrsh Carolina; at Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and NALL stops
at al stations. connecting at Sulherhn's with Milton
and Suiherln NarrOw-GsIse railroad for Milton;
az Atlanta for all points south aud Southwest; at
Charlotte with Charlotte. COLUMBIA and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. and
Florida points.
Trains ICON the abOve-named POINTS arrive o.
Richmond 4:il Z. NJ. AIS Z. ", 1873 4. NJ, and
l2:ls L. NJ.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. is-New Y0rs and Atlanta eta
Richmonn and Greensboro 10 llsnry's station :,
Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train No. 42-WasDington. NJ Richmond,
and Danyille. and Danviie and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points son.L, southeast, anc
southwest, and baggage checked through.
40 lay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General PASSENGER aud Ticket AGENT
T. VI. X. 1ALGOTr. General Manager. f. l2
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C.r.e Of the Recent Rioting ia Cork.

CORK. June 1.-THE rloiing here Thurs
day night originated 10 the police aires,lbg
eight persons who were concerned ~ a
drunken disturbance at the races. W na'
SolIowed was the result OF an attempt 10
20 enc the prisoners, which gave the mob
favorable opportunity Tor attacking Tue
police. The feeling OF the iougns sgs,ust
~ ,,o,ics and soldiers was shown by fire.
onent brutal assaults upon individuals
found alone.
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70 a aE q az dk
THE NEW FAST LINE TO AND
CID POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. HANP-
TON, OCEAN VIEW. &c.

RICHMOND AND PETERsBJRG RkILRoAp Col
fAssESGEE DEPARTMENT. uoc III 1881.
Commencing JUNE 12IH. 1881, speeisl &C beduIe
arrangements have been perfected with the Norfolk
TRASsIT asD r SoNygNiE ss ~ Inc arriving
and departing ltqurs thereof given entirely
aprTnaehaole DIV any competing line aud COM
tending visitors TO OLD POINT COMFORT and all
the SEASIDE RESUR rs OF CHESAPEAKE BAY
AND HAMPTON ROADS.
Wa uiBgton to Old Point. ~ Durs.
Richmond 10 Old Point, o hours.
EAsTWARD-TRAry No. As.
Leave Washington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7aD0A.M
Lesye Rehmond.... ....................1lsJ so A. w.
aIte soii1s ...:......... s.'.s.. ...... t:Uo =
WESTWARO-TEAIS No. a..
Leave Old Point Comfort........-...... 800 4. NJ
Arrive Klcbmond.. ..................... 4:45 " NJ.
Arrive Nanington............... $3.50 l.. NJ.
NOTE SPECIAL TICKET ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THIS SERVICE.
LIMITED STRAIGHT TICKET
Between Richmond aud NOrfols, continuous
Between Kiehmono aud Old Point, continuous
passage.................... 3 80
ROUNDTRIP TICKETS
Between Richmond and Norfolk. good for
Between Richmond ana q PJinf. good for
thirty 90
For tickets, tme-cards. and all information, In
quire In Richmond al ticset-Ofiice Richmond aud
petersburg depot, or a. W. CARRIER 1000 Mafn
street.
10 Norfolk at tIcket-oface Norfolk aud Western
railroad.
In Old Point at Old Dominion steamship Com
General PASSENGER Agent
Richmond asd Petersburg Railroad.
y. VI. OSBORNE. Master Transp Oriation Norfolk
anc Wes'ern Railroad Norfolk and Petersburg
DIVISION. j. l2-2w
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EOR FOLK, BALTI-c+Ln.
MORE, THE NORTH. AND REGULAR LAN&I-
INUS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT. sMITHFlELD,
HAMPTON, AND WASHINGTON. u. c.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
Carving United states MALL
INHTI FIHK 2 UIIrH NIdNFT IUiII'T
z. &, CLIFFORD, Com mander.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL |
TARY. AND OTHER EXCURSIONS 70
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, j.. G.,
Newhtrne Washington, anc TarbOro. v. G., al i
all points IN Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
EN- Shore of Virginia, old Point. and all regular
l,niings on James river, a. LOW kST RATES
and through bills issue'i. l.. b. TATUM,
Gureriutandent.
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rhe French ElectiOns.

LONDON. June 1i.-A dispatch from Paris
, The Reuters Telegram Company says;
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
FOR
CHRONIC INFLANMATTONs or THE
BLADDER.

TESTIMONY OF DIR. ROBERT BATTEY, OF
GEORGIA,
THE EMINENT GYNEcoLoGIsT AND suGGEsroR
OF B,TTEY's OPERATION,
PROFESSOR OBsTETRIcS. ATLANTA MEDICAL
COLLEGE,
PRESIDENT GEORGIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
MEMBER OF THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL AMERICAN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
ROME, Ca, May 20, 1881.
Colonel Thomas F. G00de:
Dear -ir.-ln response 10 yOur inquiry would state
that have been using the Buffalo fiihia Water. No
z. in nY practice for three years past IN cases of
HGONlC INFLAMMATION Of The BLADDER.
whether induced 10y STONE. BY ENLARGtD
Prostate Ia The Gged. or by neglected GOSOH-
EItEA, and have sec Ure1 fJceNsDG results, which
encourage me TO prescribe 10 for the future. IN It's
other uses nave no experience As yet, and cannot
speak Of my own knOwedge.
respectfully yours.
ROBERT BAJTEY.
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THESE SPRINGS ARE now OPIN FOR
GUESTS.
The water. IN cases OF one dozen halEgalI0n bot
tlcs, IS per case ~ the springs.
THOMAS T. GOODE.
Proprietor EufIa'o Lllhia springs, Va.
nv 27.Fy~uSw
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sh,os again shaken.

Cmos, June ia renewed shock o.
ear,honake in this island TO- day overtime"
the Miuare. and several ruined houses. I"e
no., were Injured.
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r.-,hnuake In SwiiserInnd.

GENEVA, June ll.-A very pe,csP.,p'.
earthonake.shock In the Valley OF upper
Rnone on Thursday extended as Tar as this
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Wanderers Surrendered.

LONDON, June ia dispatch from Dur'
han announces that the Beers have surren-
dered The persons charged with The murder
Of Malcolm during the war.
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DR.. ALEXANDER r. MOTT, OF NEW YORK..
PROFESSOR SURGERY BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
MEDICAL COLLEGE, SURGEON TO BELLEVUE
HOSPITAL.
" | have been making use Of the RufslO fithia
Water IN practce. and II off lrds Inc pleasure to
bear testimony 10 rs very valuable therapeutic pro-
perties.
.. Especially in the EQUITY DTATHFSIS. and IN
various diseases affecting he URINARY ORGANS
II win be found TO give the most satisfactory re
sails
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GROCERIES, LI0UORS. dc.

je13-lt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Fire at Nevada CITY.

NEVADA CrTI. Cal, August 15.-Yss-
tsrday morning . Ars was discovered
issuing from q large frame building
owned by L. @. Keith. situated on the
plaza. The alarm was given. but before
the firemen arrived and could get on
water the flames had snvelopsd the
building and spread to the adjacent
buildings. After the frsmsn had got to
work they succeeded In preventing the
ere from crossing the creek. The build
ing in which the frs originated was
divided into three compartments and
occupied by . blacksmith shop. cabinet
shop aud quartz mill. The entire build
ing was destroyed. together With the
residence Of L. @. Keith, . Chinese
wssh.house. Q large building known -
the Temperance Hall, Thomas Makers
residence and VIM. Bsrton's blacksmith
shop. The people whose property was
burned barely had time TO get ont with
their lives. saving only the clothes they
wore. The loss Will probably reach
$4,000. on which thsrs is an insurance
of $500.
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Miners Equities.

W. A. Skidmore. In . letter to the Aao.
thus tsrsely expresses himself: II Gan.
mot bs denisd BY the unprejudiced and
disinterested observer that the miners
have some equities on their side. II not
vested rights. They acquired their lands
from the government under special acts
OF Congress a. ''mining lands" paying
therefor 100 per cent. more than the
farmer pays for . like area. Congress
passed special acts giving right OF way
10 d,tches aud canals. and otherwise fos-
tsripg the mining interest, protecting
and Inviting capital; and the courts
have uniformly endorsed the policy OF
Mexico, from whom We derived this
Immense mining domain. and whose
system OF polisy was, % 10 10 today.
protection and encouragement Of the
mining industry. When We acquired
the country We accepted the customs
and usagss Of Mexican Law with respect
to mining lands, and our courts OF high
Jurisdiction have ratified repeatedly the
Mexican and Spanish policy. Under
this system and policy We have drawn to
our shores the surplus capital OF the
Eastern States and Of Europe, under an
assured guarantee Of protection. We
have been permitted. nay enoour-
aged. to sxpend millions in the oom-
pletion Of greet engineering works.
calculated to last for half . century,
and now, when on the ' OF respinR
returns BY the pursuit Of what for thirty
years has been . lawful industry. We are
epjoinsd without bonds from the privil'
sas Of using our property. A large
population which has grown up 10 the
mountains. knowing no other ocoups-
ton than mining. Is thrown upon the
world /; villages are d-populsted. schools
and church.s closed. aud an emigration
rendered necessary Is sad as the depop'
ulstion Of Arcadia. described in Long.
fellows "Evang,line."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-15
Terrific ~Cloudburst.

W. +. Cox. the Western Union opera
tor at Diamond Springs. about twenty.
eight miles east Of Eureka, furnished
the Leader With the particulars Of . most
terrific cloudburst, which occurred on
Sunday In the old overland canyon, just
Lorih Of bis station.
He says that the clouds also broke 10
the nsighborhood Of Diamond city, about
twelve miles south OF his place. and the
big canyons running down the side OF
the mountain were allied with water. A
few miles north Of Diamond city the
water which passed into the valley was
almost deep enough to swim . horse.
and the whole bottom was . perfect lake
Of water. 10 Overland canyon the water
came down in . perfect torrent, carrying
everything before II. It carried down
with 1t Immense powders. weighing
hundreds OF pounds. and the crash and
roar Of the rocks and debris that was
thuudrred down the canyon BY the food
could be heard for . mile. Long win
rows OF rock were piled up ct the mouth
OF the canyon, many Of them thirty or
forty feet long and three OF four feet
hi.h, and had Il not been for this the
telegraph station would have undoubtedly
been swept away. The banking OF the
rock and debris broke the force and split
the current Of the water, 20 that II was
turned into . different channel and
swept BY the station on sither side. A
1t was the place was pretty we'll dslugsd,
aud Mr.. Cox 10 quite thankful that he
wss not carried away entirely.