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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-19
NAV ISSUE.

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day
of November, 1880, 30 many shares OF each par
eel of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold VI public auction, at the Office Of the Com.
papy. No. SO Main street, San Francisco, Califor-
MIA, on
Friday, n 9Th day OF january, 1881,
At the hour OF IL O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
PRANK THIBAULT, Secretary.
Ofhee-No. SO Main street. San Francisco. Cali
forniA. dec23td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-19
Twenty Years Experience.

Twenty years ex perience in the very first
thermometer, watch and clOck-nAking estab-
lishments Of Dresden, London. Paris, Shanghai
Yokohama and San Francisco. a complete set Of
machinery necessary for the manufacture and
repair Of all kinds of time keeping inttruments.
combined with the fact that I refund any
money II I should ever fail to give entire salts
faction, will r. = fair guarantee that none but
hrst-clzFs VIC viii ave ny hands.
I'D. WILHELM.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-19
PostpOnement

PostpOnensent.
The above sale Is postponed, to take place on
Saturday, the 5th day of February,
1881, at the same time and place.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
FRANK THIBAULT.
jams I'd Secretary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-19
Delinquent Sale.
CTAR MINING COMPANY.

CTAR MINING CUMFANA'
Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California u....
Location of works. Cherry Greek, nnite
Pine County, Nevada.
Estiee.-There is delinquent upon the
f~oIlowing described Stock. on account OF
Assessment NO. a, levied on the 18th day OF
december, 1850, the several amounts set opp0o-
site the names of the respective Sharehoid-
ers, as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-19
Postponement

Postponement.
The above sale Is hereby postponed until
February 10Th, A. u. 1881.
jams I'd ED. RACM, Sheriff.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-19

Ny facilities for furnishing the best OF Meats
are unsurpassed by any other establishment In
White Pine Comfy.
Meats delivered in any part Of the county
without extra charge.
Rendered tallow for Mill and Furnace Dur.
poses always ON hand.
CHARLES KARBSTIEN.
Hamilton. April 20. 1890. ap29.tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-19
Peoples Market.
MAIN STREET,
HAMILTON, NEVADA,
cHAs. KARBsTEIN, Proprietor.
nHE uNDERsIaNEp AN.N

Il nounces to the citizens of
Hamilton, Eberhardt and Treas ~
ure Hill that he has just reopened -AA-A
his old place OF business for the purpose Of
carrying on q Wholesale and retail Butchenna
business in Hamilton, and proposes at ell times
to keep ON hand q good assortment Of
, 1881-03-02
CRIMINAL NEWS.

1"U NJ HAltlAt1tSlls
SAN francisco, afnrCt i.-jH tho trial q! yorng
Kaloch for tho murder uf Cllnrlrs Du ro1inu,
tho trfeHse openctt ta-tlAy. Urcnt interest IL
manifentel for. wlilio tho prosecution lAs fni-
lDwcd III tho cniltHc t,f nli previous knowledge
nf tho trngGdy. thu tine Ut tlGfcl,so hns been n
fruitful subject ut speculation. IItghtou,
cottnscl for tho dofcnse, III Ills opening,
announced hls ttercnso to BE-. first,
III tcchncMl grounds, the prisoner hnvtrY oncD
1'eforc becn pacctl IN jeopardy a,hi discharged,
according to Court rccurtts; sceont, scIf-lo-
tense; third, trnusitory n,ania. Counsel cx-
pecteh to prnvc lhat. frNt what hui heforo
hHppencd and tic known character Of un
Young. thu nrisoncr wis IN reasonable fcnr nf hts
llfe; that Oh tho tlAy or tho tragedy tho nrtsonur
hHtl h, Ill Interview with frinntI If l,e Young,
anl hnd Mado mn nptMlntinont to meet du-
ccuscd with vtow Of mnkt.,y arrangements t1
atop the publication Of tho patnphlut rrl1rctlng
on tho praonurs fathers condition; TINT. in tho
event 1of its suppression. E!,er kutlUGIl
would not prosecute 1lo idllng fur nj
atieTspt on. Ills life; tint. puon after,
tho rr!sancr hccnmc nwure TINT tho 1'.IlIphltt ]
trc'e otllcp III MI MEtHtut1 stntc nF mimi. md
observed Il threatening expression on 10
fn1sneH tncG Aitu Int,tlnn to trlw II pistol IT'S
hc entGrcd, nnh ttat, 'rlwlnE- his pfst0l,
loth !,,, fire.! s!!,',iianeo.s!y.. ilo pn'ps,scd
WIN was sent to tho l'eutclittnry fur perjury In
sWeMrnE 1T the preliminary examination ihlt
Dc Young irC tho iErSL shot. At tho conclusion
al tho opening address II number nf witnesses
wGro examined III tt' THO Nnftl character Ut tho
prisoner previous to tho trnYe.ly. Tne cu,,rl-
room WIS crpwdcd and great ttiercat WIS ,lllI.,i.
frat e,f. - 7'-
, 1881-03-02

1Eo IL Now in Washington Acting IL
tho ATTORNEY uf tina Cincinnati lkuil
rond lBrllfHo Casnpany,

ITO IL Now in Washington Acting II.
tho ATTORNEY of tina Cincinnati Rail-
rond hrltfKo Company.
Special Dlputth to Tho CAfeapo Tribune.
CINCINNATI, t., March 1.-The lion. Stanley
Matthews In at Washington for tho purt,so nr
arguing 1ctDro tAo 3upruulO Court MI AnfUnietl
cnse IT tho Newport & Clncln1Intl Railroad
llrttKo Company against tho United Stafps,
clniMihY nbout S5D0.0O t1anuycs for nt'lltona!
cost Of changtng tho lritlgo fEout Il law draw
hrlt9o to II hlytl'npan ltrEdgu without tlrnw.
This suit was ducldctl in tho United States Cir
cult Court ut Cincinnati nRanat tho flEdXo COM
pnny, Justice Swnyno on tho bench, III April,
1874. Daring ttnt trInl It wus shown III cy1tlencu
~ tho United ttates TINT u committee
Ut businessmen, E,uadpA by tho llDgl. Hen
ERgltstt'll. wu,lt to WnahlNEtun to 1pppso low
draw- br!tlye, hcuauso tho resolution then pond
Iy III ConYreah to authorize tho c0llpaay tn
proceed ghye tho Contpaty tho option 10 build u
high Or low bridge .lH.ler tho lAw Ut lh2 1t Is
alleged. A!d was Efvon III tcstlNloCy hurs, that
tho CumpaDy llct tho tinulnnntl Committee ut
Washington, showed ltA cohtraut sRnvi Tor
plurs fora hEgh bridge, deprecated deluy, ai,u
:!ss,nded tho, Con,mitseo frum proceeding
Hsss9s' xS Sa Sai'a''s Tho sha' psss i's e'; so
ep, yro thas IL" " at"fet " c"traot WI j. "soey ao
attetwAt'l. aud tho Company proceeded lu hlllld
!" low .lr!w.brl.ixe. A.! pef,e!irtosy "r''ot fro1.
Ths Cnp%Hny y s s,'it for .la'n,xei si!skel
~ at az ,H 1,"s "1Itn s axs o1 r'FM ~ nl 'ly
tleo Mouth 1. swayno y'i;!a!aaa tlo :!s.
H!scn Tho subject study, t!cslrosl 10 argue lllo
sasu lptora retlriux: r. + y nut alssudy na
sn n9ns!nE ts-.st}n tsy y VIII aa1s @ Il TasS
which Will doubtless lo Developed lM tho urgu.
, 1881-03-02

nArTiM0tE, Nil, slHruh t.--Capt. Wnodr,,ff nt
tho british steamship 1.ivcrJon, which arrived
hcro to-day frosn Mnrbtlla. spain, reports tllat
lust friday night ills ycss0l collitluI with tho
schooner David Il. Wulf, vi Baltimore, oil
York Spit, In tho Chesapeake l,uy, and
tho schooner was sunk. The bouts Of tho stcnn,-
or rescued tho steward. Hcorgo lIun9erlnr.I,
md nne Of the CROW, but tho CAptaIn ItIgaey Il.
Hubbard, her nlntc, George Totl, unu ono of her
crow. Thomns nnbbnrd, woru drowned. George
Ilungorfurd. tho rcscuctl steward, statuI
tint tho schooner WIS struuk on the port
aldo Just forward Of tho mun rigging,
aud tho schooner Bunk In about tcn minutes
Nr. iubRcri0srl anya hu Hlw notblnR Of tho
,Hato nftcr TUG COLLISION. John Le Count want
intn tho c-rlgHlE3 md Gnpt. Hubbard, Ihutns
ltuhl,nrl, and tieorro llnneerfori wont Into
Tho lnun rigging. Tlu Mntnrnnst WIS
Inlle1 oat y tho steamer, bnt thu
BY Il. THE l.mts OF tho stemn,er wGre it ilrat
aetlt IN tho dIrectiun Of tho Nuw Point light. aud
fho wreehcA men wcra snvetl. lefore tiiat
tsins the EnptMIn anl yauns l1u9bard hal
sunk bUnGnth tho whyes. llnnYerford wlts nll.I-
" in1nrud nbout tin lega whun tho must waa
pulled ol,t, Inll 80 exhausted wltrn ho WINS plckcl
up tani hc cGA1ld mt spcnk. Lo Count wns not
1fitlch injured,
, 1881-03-02
a BROKEN RAIL.

nEs MOlSEs. H., Murch 1.-The passenger
train south OIL tic krokuk 4 lies M0ises Itallr0ad
Tonight wis uHtrMekctl by Il broken ral( fur
cnnch nnsl tho alecpcr turned completely over,
Among tho Injured wrru Miss Mary II. Lewis, Ut
Canton. Ill: Mrs. ainry II. Widuer, Of swcdo
Point, H.; j. =. Ford. IAnporto, Mo-;
lieGry, Wilson. Adalr County, Iowa: f3eti
Gray nros.. II Ehlcnst,; .lnh,, kcrr. Tho Gr1,ke-
i,lan; tsnae lhl!ttls. Now York; 2. 4. Weller,
Ce,lnr 1taplds: Dan Flynn. Des Molncs. Tho
tnigltur iii Judge HILLS. uf this city, csrapel
uu!nlurcd. Cumiuot"r lsickuhliRt WIS slightly
Injured. The AGrp ssow saved tho pAsseuKurs
from iloro SERIOUS ealn,ll!ty.
, 1881-03-02
Three of the Sohooner's Crew Drowned
and Several Of tho Others
Hurt.
Ten Persons Injured by Train
Leaving the Track Near
Prairie City, la.
Four Liycs Lost by the Sinking Of a
Steamer on the Columbia
River

Special Dnpdtch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MAcoS, Mu.. March 1.-y1'his marnlng At j
o'clock tho pnssengur.tra on tho IlMnnfbal &
st. I0D ltnitrOAll, KuluR west. WIS thrown FROM
tho track four miles westof Macon. nunr llovler.
Tho engine, bHyKnge-ear. and three coachcs
wcre thrown down tho CnlbnnkmGnt- One coach
ani IL I'atItnn.1 uar wero loft OIL tho trnck Eli
gineer Jack ris,late and Fircmnn Il. snlig woro
slight" httrt No passengers wer0 killed, hut
several were lJ',rc hut homo seriously, rs ft't-
lows: John .tnrrictt, Stesblnn. Aio.: ". l.. Wood
ind Oliver Iolurt, OwtBs,. Mich. Trci Il. ltosn
Quiney, ILL.,: RImcon Woptlrs,tr, i}lngha,n.urt n.
r.; G. +. WulAer anil Joseph Edwards, ftnycs
City, Kns.; u. e. Wnllst Cbragu, Ill.,; CT Nc
knnbb, Quincy; aiNl tlrcu others, names not
known.
rirE WRECK1SG TRAIN
srns tclcRrnphuu for nt l3rooktleLl, Mo. 1t
started Immediately with thlrty-sx mun M
boarl for tho wreck. Whom 1t renchcd Brush
Greek bridge. twunty miles Wost Of hero, II
truck brake under ono Ut tho cars uni the
wrccklng train wns thrown through tho brIhgo
,utu hrukur l,rap, down Il tIstAnco Of over
twenty feet. Every nau w,ls Injured moro or
Gas. DR.. Wonl. os1b nj tho physluans OH tho
trntn from I3ronk!sc1d, WIS killed outright.
1curge Sewlcs, Frank Lock, Wntter Jury, und
Walter 11allctt havo since tlietl, and John CoE-
nor caunUt ructlyer. Tho track will nut bo
cleared Until lnte Tonight to allow otlor truths
tu fl,lS5.
, 1881-03-02

! Wiling TINT whenever my NnsInnnl tanktnR NJ.
at'caHtlnn shhll retire ii* trs,lA,snn N !sor nr
Of ,se. Secretary .f mo rr,n*ury toraAse u he
tssusHt mn, pacc,i In circulation y Ike nn,n,,tt
thnse nav III ,se ~ rur'unry. nni M Sat!onn
btnk!ng nssn:tatnn INV diminishing its rile1!-
a1 ',';,"s s .int x's o s III IF rIary ~ r. s .
hrrcnftcr 10 permitted tn lncrcasc tlo nnlouht
oi " stimulating .tte.. ..,.,, J.. ,,.. n,,,,.
incnt, M nctium which tp'!.ai forth \ 1'rntcat
fr'im Mr. Nti1estr. VII" saI.l 7 lGl brt'., n1rce
wbI. =" yns -" I,,r".,renit m rho tI,1Lttcu II
,.Mr. Warner. presented. ai, hohaIf of NJ.
la,.r. tp orer, Mn.t whi,h + ~ fofInwt: III n,l.
tliu1n +, tl'a bgnht a,t.i fscns1!s.N',tcs hrr,y Ky
| Treasury Il further authorized MnI required II
!s:,lr Gn!tri Sa,es .,ntcs Under ie provision .f
nn,o,,nt c,l,tnl tu tt,e SlttlAl hank circulation
sSr.re.i rcMlInR a9i .l,!r,x In, ~ tl's pr%os.ss % I II
ititGA ss,nit i,e ntl tn,t III hB ctirrnft exicll-
itnre IT tho Government md kcpt ~ pnrt
nf t!o tnlner 1lre.'is'tto,i. a'tl lntesr*-hcafn!
tho tlotus st tsalirG sanll lie redeemed ind rnIl.
ccel IN addition IN h.,s otherwise retluHt,lcs,'
| Mr.. ttnKer presented M aInoninIeut which hn
proposed to otter, which .!lxcs the time after
sshitt, alor cent tn''nls a,',il ie thu ny Dnitts
rec"tyn ~ SECURITY f"r Sa,!o,ank ,,t sfe ;
eln,tsr Ut ssrt.r i. which rr,,ueis aecs i,1J nnd
5lGt, ot tho lsev!scl statntes.
| Mr.. Fuckers demand Far tho previous 1,ics-
tion lthun CONCURRENCE IN tho senntc nlnchl..
rp. spt* l " u IT, IT, csk: cssfs VII %sr.a ss"' star s
a!,'r'aailse. whijo 10 tirrcniaekers Ss!ad
~; i,s'i's Il 3 ill., :Ssegt Ss'rs"ts +; {
pr%p,aHI by tlo Compticc on Wnys an,! ,isons
T. by ntrde,i to rrall ~ rullnw*: - 1t Khnll b.
the duty u THO Secretary III ie Treasury under
utJ41rl1tn
, 1881-03-02

tho coming Of tho Presidential party bc!ng
apparently ,,nknow,i,- though, vi course, t!lo
unseas,,nnhlo hnur wotltl have prsclntlc.tt
anything Ur tho natlre 1f II reception nlH
oyer the soil Of Mavyntul, tic picturesque
sceilcry of wIcll, dewitt ii tho snow aud
ice marking tic route through Ohio. wns
fully rnioygs'. by i n'rt'ck BALTIMORE way
sighted. THIN, t,i. arriving nj tll1 depot nlnl
changing engines, but few people lwinr 1T
tic dn,Mi, Tho trn!l' spell tlrogl. tho tunnels
tnwnr.ls WnAlluHtnIi. \ few minutes l,nfore
. a, III. tho ,lunIe III tlr National Capitol was
nflcr spnlr III thu must prominent buildings
cnt.;c To vtcw. The clouds having clranst
nwny, The. brightness Of thu mnrnlnY greatly
heightened tho magnificent effect Ut Tho SCENE.
, 1881-03-02
Defining the Duties os p,,,
Officers In the Hoosier
State.
Local Option Meets Defc,.
the Hands of the ~
Senator's.
Passage by the Michigan ,tau
of ali Important Tax
Measure.
A Goodly Number Of ,gi,cor,,.
Legislators Firmly Embedded in
O. SnoW.Drift,
Discussion by the Scnntc, Wltlont
Qn0rttnl, of Tho Wo,Inn.Sue,
fringe Resolutions,
Tho Old Minnesota Railroad.Bond nh.
In a Fair Way to bo Settled


8ptttd1 Dfspaseh 10 THs Chtea1o yrs,u.
INnfASArt,Eta, Ind, Anrch Ian cun,,,,u.
bill hc!lllng tho duties IF libifr nIlicprs
tic Scnntp thtS nrnGng frum tllu Eeyi3it,r f,as
entte. Tic hill tukcs tito plnco of uud n,,ts ,n
condensed form ut previous luws N, ,ho ny ,aS'
Jcct. 1t ~ hugo rll of tnnn,larIr, md ,,ts.
tho pIGre vacntcl by tho Eyil c,sr n;JI ,h'''
pissed tho Se.ate this nltrnI,,g Tberc wrrr NV
Hc9aftvo yutcs. Thu hllt II nut kusarted n. ,s a..
tilrty perfect By sUtllc Senators hut ,I1urt wn.
t'sposlt!on tnH!tow tho 1ionsn to correct c,nr
Tho LocI1l Option Temperance hIll culuc nm |,s
Fnerlnl Orlcr. ll1tl was defeated hy a yotn \, <
to.l.
Tho following described hills werc rcaa N.
third time and passed: f.cgaI,4ius nets at ,hs
1}onrl of TRUSTEES Of MonrueviIie, Allen toun,v,
I" n1I1enA Sec. ut tho Sunday luwr alihorl,''
inE tho lssno of military stores tn certain col.
i"xcs; M,t T., to .o.!a n,nc'ld NJ sec; ! d the M
eirs; concer6ns prcc',urc il c,!"at.s !:.on sn, =
thc.cnmpllAtfun uf I'll laws trtit,rurt nj Tie r., r.
rtaic: I.nGl,llnE tho Htctton Of tho Assta.tnentt
!mw e1t!tlt,E ~, owners Vt WIT hlld+ to dran and
to tho nrnif,aRU Aet IF snrGh, ls,,i, which m;
been rritnlc'l; authorizing tho appninitncut ot
sl'ort.hat'' reporters Il, s"..rts; conrcrnIg Tho
snnA-hMr III tile Calumet. River. |''S's
@ 'y ti;S a.; ofsilprd tl!o srt"r part Of tLs
prtH,rlntiOn hlla. tt,u Of tho features III tha
litter ns.i,lr 4 REDUCTION of tho Governors saary
istIls ~ wcru rs,sssI ii authorizing lilo fls,pR n,
wMrcsant,scI..pl's fees: allowing tIle issuing of
SlNlAta highway cuIistl1tution tHAl,t!. by CuIb,y
!:o.A!lilss!oi,urs. nnd n.lt.'nrz!ny tho renace.
Aiit1uE tho iltnlntenis raAspd to tho Grim.
inhl Eo's, wna Mr. GiiIt,m's. giving rcpprtors Of
s'.!isr;, tS". ~, te rIyt 70 atssn' M
trn1l+HrGsalnn nf ttu tnW. 1
, 1881-03-02

spsttts Df,pnseh 4 The Chicago 1ttshn..
IaSstsG. sltch.. March l.--Tho Legislature
convened nHaln IAas oycnt,y nrtnr tho adJou,n.
incnt OIL Thurst1uy to attct,d. tho uoyoruo7s
lurGo.
rho Nohsc rnsscd niimhcr Of hills, allnnE
then, thu following imporrnut' ono rela!ve to
the time when tnxHs shnI .su:cnnl0 due t1d pm
ablu from counties to the State:
"SgC. !. Thu people ar tho Stuto of michigan
cract TINT eeo. ~ ur Chap. Il Ut lilo Compiled
.nws'nf 1B1l, being cDnlper's Sec. Kd, bc nnd
tho sdt1!e Is horoby M'lelpleI III s to read as fol-
."Src. %. Tho Auditor General shnll uppostlol
tue stnto tux nlnDng i!io soverni eo''ntiea in
SMtc I0art1 Ut Equalization, anu 4lnfl. befofe
tAo October session Ut tho linnrd of s9pervisnts.
al tin several inIrds tho st,nlnts os slct Tx -
Nppnrt1once br him to tho county, mud ehatl
cflnlgc tho suvtral amounts Ut such npEortlon.
dny,ot s!areh next following. Tho An!Itor-Gcn.
crl shall Aso illclll.lg III tho amount Of tito Siao
tSs rs 80 oe %por'fon9a fao;,nc.s e. S.x e'o{ i
such county % the stnte ia sInali b shown y
lilo statrlnrnt of sl,o account hctween ths.
county Mnd thu Stnto matlo By the A'ull1os.fica.
such nppnrtLun,tleIt. whleh nonnt sh,'ll bcHp::
Ito r"por ,,so county, at tho s"ns ,,,,si ,mS
III such npportIonncn, of tho Auditor -t;encnl;;
and shall bu levfC,l ln The snlle manner 's, aha
1ccnnlo II l'ortfnn 1f. tho equity taxes ~ 1a9
tionl'lent shnl not liz i1clndctl IN tho al,slai =!
Sa,n y ~ tax rs elnrsr t9 t9 9 counties, III pro'l1ea
In tho scnnte to-day tho Judiciary Co1nm'ttee
made II report OIL tho I.otell uontostct1.cIec'loa
caso. takInk tho ground tlAnt tho !ntonton OF sao
Constitution WIS thnt thu BH,l.e persoa should
iot hold county n!]icu and seat III
, 1881-03-02

3ptttat Disputeh lo 17ta CA!eano Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, 314.rch l.--tlonry llasrr, ut Peru,
attempted tn cui,,lnlt suicide Vt suloon In tl.t
pl.tce tu.ay hy cutting l.ia throat with ii yax,,r
Ho succces.et IN partlily soycrlux tl,u wInlppu,
lle WIS placed un,ler u surgeons care. but 10
tutleS Avc entertained Ut Il rctyCrY. i3p was Il
asl,xlu lnl,l. ,tKe n0ul,t rs yuArs. No cause for
tho AUt Is AHSIHI}ctt,
, 1881-03-02

Speetai Dhrafet to Tho Chicago 7tthnns-
rITrHncR0, Pa., tlarch 1.-FruRk Kebior, OF
piitsbnrY, wis fnltll'l dehI .lcMr stcubunvillc,
O.. on Feb. 10, and tt wRs supposed tE!nt he hu
boon run ovcr by tralt,. 4 .lotuctive Inns becn
working mi Tho case, and to-ty discovered tosl-
lively TINT kehor bud been murdered. thero
hning two i'uitct.holrs thtnIKh bis body, and
afttrHnrd plMcch un the ttlllrold truck, WhGru u
trAln rlu over tito dead body,
, 1881-03-02

Epkt1H1 BE7pattH 10 TN CHtt1Q0 7F1tWNf.
DECATUR. H., Marci, LA rrIghtful railway
accident was tnirAculal,sIy avcrtctl hero Inst
night. fhG lnc0fnOtly1 uf thu rust hound light.
Mug exprcJs struck I'll upon switch tn tho west
end nf tlU'Wnbahh yar! whiu Hol,lg ut tho r.te
Ut twonty-nyo niles I'LL hour. The turn was ~
sliarp TINT tho locomotive WIS thrown intp tho
tltcit. and II number IT tho pasael,Knr- coaches
left ts.s rl1ils, hut nDlH Of tlluM turned over.
The rt,xl1a II 4 rnrtlul wtecls. EUKlnlur Mcf>oID
~l'h slightly Injured. Trntts woro dulayol olKlit
, 1881-03-02

Spfctal Uspaffh u Th6 ChItaa0 Tribune.
ANN AnIM,a, Mlgi,,, March l.-AAron l.. Field
kn'''p. ',t.o " thu niust rr,mtnnnt ami wealthy
tnrrnrrs III this county, n1t! Mt prcsnnt County
superintendent OF tho i'U0r slipped and foil IN
tho co !t liTidsowntcr atatiDn lust night nnt.
HctlfEi! tnlurc3 GrUM which no tliol this u.urtl-
!nE lio was unconscious frulu tho tilnp OF lliu
full Until lcutt.
, 1881-03-02

ARREST OF INSURANCE OFFICIALS.
Plrrsnuna, l'a., March t.-0uorgn q. sprcyrr-
or. President, mud john Grabbing SucrnsMry, Ut
tho 1tcchcstor tpn.) Insurance Company,
wero nrrestcl to-dny on II charge OF per-
Jury In nlGk!nK fasu statements af tho llnnneus
" tho Co'npany. They weru held ln LOCO bull
for trIn.
, 1881-03-02
RESIDENT MANAGER,

EsNCJNHATf. H., Mareh I.-The promotion OF
Frunk Eiark, uuuut OF tho Aulertcan Exp1oss
Company, Il not to tue place III the .atlnuus
Express nlatio yucant by she death ut Alfred
Gather, but IL d now dta!cu Of tho .Ancr1cnu
EHurt.ss tsA!el :" lieal4ult Mnu43Ar."
, 1881-03-02

HbzfEH1 I7sVal1th 70 7Ha GHttH99 1ftbQHEs
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, March l.-Tho prospect
tht tho S1ulu IT H!nEiusDtA will c.ll,u Ml, to t4u
scratch and puylts rvpl,d'ate! bonts cauars cor-
Siderable rejoicing IN atllwaukcc. l>anel Wells,
jr.. uwtls tlsAs bonl!s Il, tho amonnt Of 41UtAu,
q. y. Nash $lat&l, anI belAh Chamberlain IT,.
QgBtUH.
, 1881-03-02

COLUMBUS, O, 3laroh l.-Ei9hty moinbcrs oe
the OHIO Legislature und tho Columbus Gartiola
and Arthur Gleo Club left fur washington II
! MIuug4t
, 1881-03-02

BAN FHAsclscth htnrch LA tispAtch frrm
p1rslnnsi, Ore. says: Tho steamship oregon,
colniuu up Culutnbiu ltiver list hight, run tlnwn
a'td sa,sk thq steamboat CiAts0p Chot. Four
lives lost,
, 1881-03-02

PARts. Ky. March 1.-WIlInin Marolnnl liy.
Ing nshort distance In the cn'ntry was shot and
instantly Killed by John Vim. Thu two hui
ql!ArrcltLt aud WlnI shut blu Victim through thu
window, -
, 1881-03-02

HOW "I'EMufHATE ECnNUMi" WAS
WORRIED TT.
WAs1ltSaroS. u. t., March, 1.-The princi-
lmi Items Ut tile General Deficiency bill ru-
parted to tho llnusA tO-t!Ay are: Cnurt nt
CainIs, 10 meet judgments tupyn expiration
uf right Ut nppeuu, Sii5.0oD; Internal ituyc-
nNu Department. $tsEI,W1 repay,ncnts to
Importers for exccss Ut deposits fur duties,
s;Iot .oo0; la1nlsraMt railroads, s.75,tW0;
Miami Indians, S:!l,l57; l'nAt-Ol1ten pe-
lMrtnlplit, gil ,O91; Department Of Justice,
*l5',Qn; Patent niltt Pension. nfllces, SlN,-
tHo; lndaH A1ialrh, S;s,:'otk,; Treasury tMts-
,No: knns;!s 5;3. and > nur cent Fund 70
Siatcs, Sl0!.NO; hDrat.s n1tt other property
lost In military service, SGf,ooo.
THE AMENDMENTS tn THE nlvEis AND
itAHl!Dit NIL. :
proposed by tho 6enNte. atl.l from which tho
Senntu Gulifnrtps rrciHintt, fHGlltttsa liltruas-
Hlg TIC appropriation for ~ l!nylM,r af rvfNge
ut Sturgeon Buy Cannl. WIS.,, fr0m Sl0,'DO to
M.Uu0: rnlriii!nE for nscBrtntnfNg tho cHAt
Ut Improving the lliawassee. l.fttir 1'ehlles-
stt 1ul HilyA,l,nli lifyefs lll' to tt!a leIul Of
prtcticnbsa Aiaekwnter navigation; prs,yl.ttl,g
fur survey nl!A +.stlhlHtu4 nF Il rOltu fUr Ii
SLIP channel 40 feet wills mid thirty fept
taebp irDnt point nn this Mississippi River ut
Of ntn!re Cnrrnl!tDn, L1,, t1 u point III ttse
snIl river ut t,r Irnr tho United StAtus bur-
rncks bel0w New Orleans.
AITEullliAT1uN M11.IH PASSED.
alul awaiting final uGtlon, Including tho Dc.
ilcIpnGy a,Ml lstyer atsl llarhor btlls, uppru.
prIHte 3lul. .1.S0, LIS.
, 1881-03-02


unnsSA, o.. Mnrch l.-E. It. Wiley, Cashier Of
tha Third National Hunk. while ut tho t,upot
Inst night stopped III frpnt Ut freight train anil
wns instantly killed.. lilo was ono OF our nlust
prG.ninuut c!tlzgMs,
, 1881-03-02

San FRANCISCO. Cul., March Tho "ela m,hria
Ia tho Assembly has bpeil broken. hnu ..,, H.
Kepeul biIl ts under couslIcration' ~ "''
Aatu1 uuun tp-lnQrGuWs
, 1881-03-02

OIL PRICES At TlTuSVtLtE.
TlTCsV!LLE, Fa., March l.-0il opeurtl ut 6bAo;
highest. sdl4e; lowcst, HS.te; closed, 8ahu; ahtp.
1ncnts, - 0O4; charters, 7u,01o; rut,s. W, ,U1.
, 1881-03-02

SENATE.
WASHINGTON. u. T., March l.-Ar, Eaton,
from tho CVluMlttee Oh Foreign Relations,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-05

Having passed several sleep,ess nights, disturbed
By the agonies and cries OF a suffering child, ana
becoming convinced that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup was just the tice needed, p ocured supply
for the child. On reaching home and acaraintins
his wife with what he had DONE she refused to have
1t administered to the child as she was strongly Id
favor of homeopathy. That night the child passen
II suffering and the parents without sleep. Return,
ing home the day following, the father found the
baby still worse and, while contemplating anO her
sleepless night, the mother stepped from the room
to attend to some domestic duties, and left the
father with the child. During her absence he ad-
ministered a portion Of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all hands slept
well. and the little fellow awoke In the morning
bright and happy. The mother was delighted with
the sudden and wonderful change, and, although at
first offended at the deception practiced upon her
has continued to use the Syrup, and suffering cry
ing babes and restless nights have disappeared
single trial Of the Syrup yet failed to relieve
the baby, and overcome the preiudices OF the
mother. Sold by all druggists 25 cents bottle.