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OREGON.
Village Reported Burned.

PORTLAND, July 20th.-A report reaches
here that the village of Cresswell, Lane
county, twelve miles from Eugene, was
burned yesterday. No particulars are re-
ceived. The probabilities are that the loss is
not more than 800, 900.
REPORT coNFIRVED-DETAILs OF THE Ca
LAMITY.
PORTLAND, July 20th.-The fire at Cres-
we'll originated in the hotel owned by Spray,
and swept every house on Main street
Hunts shoe shop, Robinett's shoe shop,
Buoy's butcher shop, Belshaw & Martins
drug store. Gilfrey's dry-goods store and
dwelling, Farmers warehouse. depot and
platforms. Dan Stanton's barn, hay and one
horse. The hotel loss is $1,000; insured for
81, 200. Belshaw Il Martin, s., 600; no in
surance; Gilfrey, 1000; no insurance. His
policy expired twenty-four hours before the
fire. Hunt and Robinett, each $3.50 not in
sured. Stanton. $1,000 no insurance. Farm
ers' warehouse, 81, 400; no insurance.
Races In Portland.
PORTLAND, July 20th.-In the races at the
City View Driving Park yesterday the FIVE
eighth of a mile dash for 2-year-olds was won
by Lou Spencer, Ney Ella second, Rosa May
third. Tine, 1:O54. The 3.year.old trot
Blackhawk won, Edna J. second, Charles
Albert third. Best time, 2:47I.
PORTLAND, July 2Osh-The first race to-
day was a three in five trot which was won
By Walls Walls Maid, Maggie Arnold gee.
ond, Strange third. Strange took the first
and Arnold the second heat. Time, $40
2:3S 2:39-2:39-2:394. The dash of one
and one-fourth miles Fred. Collier won, Joe
Howell second, Jim Merritt third, Caddie r.
fourth. Time, 2:12 Collier won the race in
jog. The half-mile dash Renwick won,
Blue Mountain Belle second, Premium third.
Time, 4Sf seconds. There were six starters.
Boy Drowned.
PORTLAND, July 20th.-Albert Schwitzer,
aged 10 years, was drowned at noon to-day at
the foot of Jefferson street. The body was
recovered to night.
Death on shIpbOard.
ASTORIA, July 20Gh.-Aaren w. Tullis, of
Troy, o., died on board the Columbia ten
hours after che left San Francisco, on the
18Th. He partook heartily of dinner, and
complained of feeling unwell. DIR. J. E.
Cohen certified that death iresulted from old
age-72 years and months. He was once
six years Sheriff of ST. Paul, Mimi, and
Probate Judge of Troy, o.
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UTAH.
Caved ON and Killed.

SALT LAKE July 20.h.-A man by the
name of Richard Vim. while digging in a
gravel bank along the Jordan river this af-
teruoon, was caved on. He was alone at the
time, and when discovered by his SOD his head
extinct.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Indian Troubles-0regon Village Re
ported Burned-Eseape OF Prisoners at
Nevada CIfy-sudden Death OF Woman
A Man Dies from Drinking Ice Water
Train wrecker Taken TO Prison -
Storms OF Rain, Hall, Thunder and
Lightning
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az Customers out of town for short
time or permanently can avail themselves
of our advantages in trade through the
COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Orders filled the same day as received, and
with discretion, taste and care. PRICE
cation
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Iacreased Death Rate Debarkation OF
CooIIes-Gne of the Railroad Tax Cases
The Duncan Forgery Triai-Meeting OF
the Board OF Health-ChInese Women
Liberafed-Etc.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
THURSDAY. July goth

THURSDAY, July 10th.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoS, Judge.
c. Hassebach >s. T. DISQUALIFICATION ordered
issued to defendant retuTnable July oath, to show
cause why he should not be punished for contempt.
John Whitcomb VS.. McClintock ct al.-Demurrer
to amended complaint overruled and ten days time
allowed to answer.
Claus Anderson w. Joe Davis ct al.-0n trial be-
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

The statement of the condition Of the Peo-
pies Savings Bank is published to-day.
Sealed proposals for the furnishing supplies
to the State Prison at San Quentin are adver-
tised for to-day.
The Souney Bros, of Sacramento, have
fled with the Secretary of State their claim
to the rade-mark Boss, Sac, Cal, for
thrasbing machine teeth.
The Cadets, Governors Guard, Captain
Eisenmenger). number ffty-nine men rank
and fle Their new zouave uniforms will be
finished by the 10sh of August.
A call for the colored voters of this city to
meet at the A NJ. +. Church this evening is
issued this morning. They say it is for the
purpose Of getting our political house in or
der"
All Knights Templar who propose accom-
panyipg the Commandery to the camp at
Monterey on Saturday are requested to leave
their names at the store OF W. Nj. Petrie as
soon as possible.
Theodore Hasselbach and wife, who were
denied q divorce IN the Superior Court short
time since, are in trouble again. This time
they figure in the Police Court. Each has
had the other arrested for grand larceny.
IscoRpoRATIoNs. Articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed with the Secretary OF
State of the Carpeuteris Lodge, No. 2OS, I.
o. C. T., of Carpentsria, Santa Barbara
county. Directors-G. T. Franklin, W. S.
Dimmick, G. Z. Robinson. The corporation
has no capital stock. =. Also. of the Santa
Clara Mining Association of Baltimore, Md
Directors-Isssc Tyson. Jr., /. Hanson,
Thomas Alexander Fisher, John M. Gordon,
Christian Keener, r. l. Walker, w. w. Cor
coran, John 3. GRAY and David Keener.
Capital stock, $500, 900. divided into 800
shares.
CONCERT To-NIGHr.-The First Artillery
band will give an open-air concert at the
State Capitol grounds this evening. The fol-
lowing choice selections Of music will be rem
dered March, buckeye y Centennial
overture Mountain Echo polka; Happy
Hearth waltz; Scotch Lsssie Jean,
medley; 1.-THE Boss Quickstep for 1882 y
Home" with variations.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Hall, Luhrs & Co.. 392 cases cove
oysters, is tiercss hams Elmer Bros, 10
barrels of whis ky; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., $40 sheets aud 1SS bundles iron.
FIRE ExTINGUIsHER.-The Board of I'm
derwriters Of this city will present to the
Fire Department of Sacramento this even
ing one of Babcock's Patent Fire Extin-
guishers. The presentation will take place
at the Hook and adder house.
ANOTHER CIT1zEN.-In Department Two
of the Superior Court yesterday. Judge Den
son admitted Michael J. Ruth, native of
Ireland, to citizenship, on the testimony of
H. L. Buckley and NJ. Howard.
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tsrrc1AL prspA1CHEs 10 NE KEcoaD.usros.

DebarkatIon and Departure OF Chinese.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.h.-The British
steamer Malabar, Captain Dixon, which ar
rived in port last Sunday, locked at Vallejo
street wharf this morning and discharged her
cargo Of Chinese. No searching or examina-
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THE Hon. Daniel Beatty, Mayor of Wash

THE Hon. Daniel Beatty, Mayor of Wash
ingtoD, \. j., whose organs and pianos are
known and used wherever there are news
papers a1d people, says in reference to ST.
Jacobs Oil My brother, Captain II. Be-
atty, purchased St. Jacobs Oil for the use Of
his wife. She was well pleased with the re-
suits it effected, as it proved an excellent
remedy for rheumatism, the disease from
which she suffered. From my knowledge of
its eficacious working I must say that St.
Jacobs Oil is uneq1alled as a remedial sub
stance"
REMEMBER that the Capital Wooden Mills
has always enjoyed over this coast the repu-
tatiou of being the cheapest and best house
in Sacramento at which to get clothing made
to order, and it intends to maintain the stand
ing. A new stock Of the very latest goods
just received. See our goods and prices be-
fore ordering elsewhere.
POTATOES FOR FAMILY UsE-With pleasure
we can state that we have secured the largest
lot of selected potatoes that ever came to this
market this season. Try them they will not
fail to give good satisfaction. d. DeBern-
ardi & Co., Nos. 30S and 80 K street.
IT Is a great mistake to suppose that the
public are not Judges of the values of goods.
The enormous increase Of our cash receipts is
an evidence of this Hale's summer clear
ance sale is public educator.
OUR boots sud shoes have gained q reputa.
ton, and we intend to keep it up. If you
desire boot or shoe for service go to the r I'd
House.
WHIPS at greatly reduced prices at Red
House.
LADIES linen wrappers at 80 cents at Red
House.
GROWING stronger every day. Everybody
delighted with their bargains. Hale's gum
mer clearance sale.
WHITE CORDED PIQuE, 5 cents per yard.
Hsles summer clearance sale.
NEW TO-DAY !-Hale's advertisement on
first page.
| HUNDREDS testify of the. benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent.
REDUCTION SALE in clothing continues at
Red House.
| READ Hale's advertisement on first page.
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A, LEONARD
1919 Fourth street...-..........s sacramento
~ 9fft m
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

STILL OFFER Ny VALUABLE SERVICES II
Won are 90 unfortunate a. 20 require them.
With mind rnaturcl and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order can safely say that there Il hardly
disease in the catalogue d human Ills that can
not treat ~ a euccessi.l issue.
LADIES' am ALWAYS ready u assist you Ny
mast knoy,elge has been increased by extensive
experience / am now able 10 treat You with IN.
certainty Of success No peculiar 70 your dell
c .te organism il beyond my sure cunt o.
Nv Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore and viii be warranted 70 have the
desired effect in all cAses.
Tho4= Of the public who need NY sers ees eau de-
t-sud ur,on gentleuauiy, honorable and scientific
treatment al reasonable rates
address particularly those who have been ln-
tured by Youthful indiscretons, and those who
have contracted local disesscs.
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult me
by letter detailing the symptoms u the disease ur
trouble aud receive medicine by express, with full
Instructions an letters must be directed 70 }. H..
JOssELYH, NJ. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal
Cure warranted In all cases. or 10 pay required.
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis Send
foi book. Comfortable apartments iDr patients at
my Infrmary (when desired) with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 22G Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-From 0 4 4. " SPIN.
Ny Diploma hangs In my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdeaiers.
J. II. J0ssELYN, N. ID.
iy7-3pi m&sYlmWS
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTIoN.

Knights Templar-Read the notice.
Peoples Saving Blnk-Statemeut o. its condition.
Ancient Order u Faresters- Meet to night.
P.easapt rooms, with board-E and Thirteenth
Streets.
Il. Powers Candidate for Supervisor Fourth
Ward
Attention, cploreJ voters Meet tonight.
Notice TO creditors Estate Of J. y. Fuller
hed Jacket Tribe, No. 2s-Neet tonight
FIR rent Grocery. Seventeenth aud streets
Sealed proposals Supp les for San Quentin.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store Migration Talk.
HAle's immense reduetion-A fact.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento July 1S-By Rev. H. II. Rice, at the
residence of the brides parents, Clarence Dotson
to George Elite Dart.
San Francisco, July ls-Alfred F. Woodbridge to
Marie Louise Curtis.
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Migration Talk.

sy The large number of people now
leaving the city for the seaside, for the
mountains or on camping excursions, has
brought us lively trade in travellers requi-
sites, rough-and-ready clothing, wagon and
tent supplies and to refer to their opposite
extremes, in those goods which by reason Of
their style or novelty, are in demand for
fashionable pleasure resorts Long ago we
anticipated this particular season. and so
are meeting all these many wants with
most varied display Of appropriate goods.
Large profits are ordinarily expected and
made in merchandise of a special nature
but we are content with a moderate share,
and there is hardly anything in which
positive saving cannot be made by buying
at our stores, while in most cases the gain is
a handsome one. At least it can hardly fail
to be to the interest of anyone about to
leave the city to bear our establishment IN
mind and the unusual advantages it is
offering in this direction at present
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CALIFORNIA.

lsrscrAL DISPATCHES TO The aEooaD-uslos.l
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ASTOUNDING the reductions made in sum
mer dress goods. silk and Wool comoina-
tion s,its reduced from 81 s. to 81 per yard,
n finer goods in the market. Haie'S sum
mer clearance sale.
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RFmNAgrs still going at the Red House at
from d cents to 30 cents on the dollar.
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Do NOT fail to visit the Red House to-day
for bargains in every department
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II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
ONE, l0li Fourth street, Sacramento. Cal

Notice Is hereby given that tine date within which
assessment No snail be- pail upon stock Of the
.Etna Mining Company was 10y order II the Board
OF Directors, passed JULY IS, 1882 extended from
JULY 10, 1882, 70 the 2 tn day OF JULY, 1882.
I}l7td 2aw.MF II. JOHSSoA, Secretary.
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GENERAL NOTIUEa.

assessment Malice Etna Gold Mining
Company. Location Of principal place of business,
Sacramento, California. Location Of works, Grizzly
Gulch, FL Dorado county, Cal
Notice il hereby given that, at a meeting Of tho
Board Of Directors, held on the 18th day OF JUNE,
1882, an assessment (No. y Of ten cents per share
was levied upon the cspfal stock Of the corpora
ton payable Immediately in United States gold coin
TO the secretary, at the Office q the Company, No
l0ll Fourth street. Sacramento, California. Any
stock upon which this assessment. shall remain in.
pad on the FIFTE NTH DAY or JULY, 1852, Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public suo-
ton aud, unless payment Is made before, will DO
sold ON SATURDAY, the 18th u August, 1882, 10
pay the delinquent assessment, together With It's
cost Of advertising and expenses OF sale
By order OF the Bourd Of Directors
H. JOHNSON, Secretary
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IT Is a great mistake to suppose that the
public are not Judges of the values of goods.
The enormous increase Of our cash receipts is
an evidence of this Hale's summer clear
ance sale is public educator.
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WHITE CORDED PIQuE, cents per yard.
Hale's summer clearance sale.
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New TODAY !-Hals's advertisement on
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REDUCTION SALE in clothing continues at
Red House.
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OUR boots sud shoes have gained reputa.
ton, and we intend to keep it up. If you
desire boot or shoe for service go to the r I'd
Z
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READ Hale's advertisement on first page.
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HUNDREDS testify of the. benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G.. w. Chesley, agent.
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UnIaMfuI occupa,Ion of Puhllc Lands.

SAN Francisco. July 2Oth.-Congressman
Berry, in a letter to the Secretary of the I'm
migration Association of California, with
reference to the bill to prevent the unlawful
occupation of public lands says: Il have
pressed the matter on the attention of the
Commissioner of Public Lands time and time
again. and have urged upon the members in
dividually the great necessity of reporting the
bill to the House, in order that it might be
passed and become law; but so far have
been unable to INDUCE action, and fear no &C.
ton will be taken BY the committee during
this session."
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Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Animate

SAN Francisco, July 20tb.-Ths Secretary
of the Board of Directors of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports
that during the past two months III cases
were reported to the Society, 81 prosecutions
and 80 convictions. In &c cases the causes Of
complaint were abated without prosecution.
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Mr.. Gallatin wanted to know if the 5000
shares are taken here. what would be the
status of the shareholders?
Mr., McClatchy said it would be as 1000 IS
to 20, Co., he supposed.
Mr.. Gallatin asked what would be the
effect if the people here erected Independent
steel works
It was replied that this company had the
mines from which its stock must come, and
it would be question of competition.
One gentleman asked what the proposed
works would cost?
1t was replied about S75, 600.
MIR. Gallatin asked if the steel castings
works here were successful. and the other
works of the company esewere less So would
the returns be dependent on the general sue
cess?
Il was replied that It was sll one company,
and all branches We're de pendent on the gen
eral result presumably.
Mr.. Gallatin asked if Independent works
should be dependent on the Clipper Gap ore
Mr. Watson thought they would if it cost
more to get supply from some other source.
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GROWING stronger every day Everybody
delighted with their bargains. Hale's gum
mer clearance sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-05
The Fight Between Mexicans and In
dians.

SAN FRANCISCO, May A Lordsburg,
New Mexico. dispatch states ii is positively
asserted that in the fight on the 29th ulti-
mo between the Mexican troops under
Colonel Garcia and Loco's band OF In
dians, the latter lost seventy-eight killed and
all their stock. Also, that Loco himself
was killed and thirty-three Indians taken
prisoners. The Mexican loss is stated to
have been twenty-seyen killed and wound
ed.
A careful summary shows a total OF al
whites and MeXicans killed by Indians du-
ring the past two weeks, 800 head of stock
killed and captured, and the destruction Of
over $4,000 worth OF property.
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, May 4.-The In
dian excitement is completely quoted.
Captain Harris, OF the First cavalry, and
his command, reached here yesterday from
Helms ranch. There are no Indians in
the vicinity. Captain Harris thinks that
all the hostiles have escaped 10 Mexico.
There are no hoStiles in the Dragon noun
tains. or anywhere else within fifty miles
OF Tombstone.
Tucson, ARIZONA, May A Govern
ment courier arrived here yesterday morn
ing with dispatches and reports finding
Indians about siXty-fvc miles from Demlng.
They chased him into Corrisillo, where his
horse gave out. Miners who have come
i'm from Treshcrmanoa report about 20
Indians in that section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-05

proposition for commission on the ground
that the Ways and Means Committee had
neither time nor experience to treat with
question like this, and TO detail the man.
ner In which Il shall lie treated.
Mr.. Finley, OF Florida, repudiated me
doctrines OF the extreme free-traders ana
extreme protectionists, and favored mid
die course--a tariff for revenue with incl
dental protection.
Mr.. Cabell, OF Virginia, regarded the APP
pointment OF the tariff commission az
scheme for delay, and announced his oppo-.
sition to the proposition. The country had
had one commission, and that business had
been quite enough. The American appe--
tite craved for no more, for the results OF
the proposed commission would not be
more paiatable than the results OF the cleo
toral commission had been. IL was alb
surd TO say that Congress could not intelli-
gently legislate upon revision OF that
abomination-the Morrill, tariff.
Among the speakers on the bill were
Messrs. McLane OF Maryland, Morrison OF
Illnoise, and others. The committee finally
arose, and the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-05
A Domestic Tragedy in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 4.-Ly Newton,
an engineer on the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad, returned TO his home this
morning from trip on the road and found
his wife in bed unconscious and at her
side a four-year-old adopted child dead.
A note on the table, written by Mrs. New
ton was to the effect that she had given
morphine to the child and taken dose
herself for the purpose Of destroying the
life of each. The father Of the bov, Ames
Stusser, the husband Of Mrs. Newton's
deceased sister, was to have been married
to-day, and she was apprehensive that he
would take the child from her, and this
prompted the attempted destruction Of
both lives. 1t is thought that Mrs. Newton
,,.;H ,.ocoVar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-05
From Charlottesville.
MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF VISITORS II
TIE UNIVERSITY.

MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF VISITORS TO
TIE UNIVERSITY.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 4.-The new
Board of Visitors met at the University to-
day about p. VI. Present, Judge T. T..
Fauntleroy, of Winchester; Hon. +. ;.
Blair, OF Wytheyille; Colonel William
Lamb, of Norfolk; Hon. John Paul, OF
Harrisonburg; Colonel G. w. Hansbrough,
OF Roanoke; Major W. r.. Ruilin, OF Ches-
terrified; and DR.. W. II. Vaughan, OF Cor
louisville. There has been no action, so
far, of general interest, or il so it has not
been made public. The Board is in session
tonight. 1t is not thought, however, that
any changes Of a general nature Will be
made at this meeting. Candidates for the
various positions, however, are thick. III
is said no Albemarle man need apply. Cap
tain j. S. Wise is here, and the rumor is
that he will take the place Of DR.. Vaughan,
resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-05
Two Alabama Policemen Shot.

ATLANTA, May AT Opelika, Ala,
this morning Henry Hart and Willy Will
liams, policemen, were shot, Hart mortally
and Williams slightly. 1t is alleged that
Samuel and Robert Love, I. j. Key. and
w. ii. Hansen did the shooting, and that
the trouble grew out OF an old feud be-
tween Hart and the Loves. The Loves
and Hanson are in Jail. Kew has fled.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
IN THE DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS

Proceedings Yesterday Other
Washington Matters OF tatercst-The Tar
tg-Commission Bill; The Debate 90 Close
i'm the House To-Day-The Proposed Jeher-
son Monument Another Chinese Bill sent
90 the President -N1urderous Assault Upon
Two Policemen I'm Alabama Over sixty
eight million Dollars Tax Collected on Raw
Co.ton-A Kentucky Tragedy-Enort TO
Have a Virginia Post-Ofice Re-estab-
Hshed-The Indian War; Loco, Chief OF the
HostIies. Reported killed-Thc New Chief
Secretary for Ireland. &C.