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rso-Ths BeiAir Timss Of last week says
among the visitors to the Hartford fair on Fri
day were T. {. Blair. Eco. the Republican nomi
for Congress In this district. aud Mr.. Talbot
his opponent. Mr.. Blair. who is a courteous gen
tlsnAn Of frank aud easy manner. was well re-
eeissl aud expressed himself as much encouraged
BY the cordial greetings that were given him A
Baltimore paper declared that Mr.. Blair was
manifs,ily the most popular gentleman on the
grounds. lie has resolved offers Of support from
many influential gentlemen Of both political par
ties. and of h. election there can be little doubt
Many Baltimore county Democrats support Mr..
Blair, aud say they glad Of the opportunity Of
doing -. aud in Hartford numbers of geatlsmsn
who lAboreI aud voted for Mr.. Talbot t~o years
ago are sa,'Poksn in their advocacy Of Mr.. Blair.
unlc.s All the indications are misieading. Mr..
Talbot 10 certainly doomed to defeat
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First Prccinct-M0RLING'g.
Second Precinet-AT LEWIS WATERS, AR.
LINGTON.
Third Preeine,-RUNNISG PUMP, NINE
MILE HOUSE.
Fourth Prccinet-AT MRS. GOODMAN's,
CLIFTON.
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nRrHs>s' COuRT ssIE


FARMING fEN>tLs II
IS E IS
~ sFtne of a. order b TIE ofrhau. Couft ~
Baltimore county. the undsrsignei wii sell ths
stock and ehaiiei' en the plsec near G0NANS
TOWN. Maryland. IN
Tkse.iss Naefshsf nd i>s2.
Besinning At n oeloet \ NJ
BELONGING TO TItF rsrsTF oI TtE LATE
MARY 4 rRb>>TMAN
I soRREL MARE.
siN YEARS OLD
BILE Roam MARE.
SEVEN YEARS oLp
NAY HORSE.
Eight YEARS OLD.
hay COLT.
q YEARS OH
4 ALDERNY COW
AND CALF;
y ALD.RNgY cows
- Ann HELPERS.
\ BOAR. oSE sow Ann
SIN riGS. Chester breed /;
lS Tons NAY
~ BARRELS cory;
Moving Machine. nearly new Carts, Wagons.
Harness. Farming Implements, Ac.. ac, Also,
Portable Range, cuitng Box. Lumber, sash,
Creeks. 4c.. 1c.
ws-TERMS cAsH1Az
GEORGE u. PRESSTMAN. -
THOMAS II. pRESSrMAN.
MATTHEWS A KIRKLAND. Auetionesrs.
- 4 30 South Charles 81, baltimore.
Oct 2s.-st
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Sales of Property.
rI,RNIkTEHs. SALE

r. R. Boarman, VIM. 8. Keech. ]. T. En-
sor, Attorneys and Trustees.
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FIRST.
ALL THAT VALUABLE Farm,

MD TIIAT VALUABLE FAKM,
whcreon the said William C. Ensor now resides,
situated in the
EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT OF BALTI-
MORE COUNTY, NEAR BELFAST,
containing
EIGHTY THREE AND A.HALP ACRES AND
TWENTY PERcIIES OF LAND,
more ar less, being the same land. which was con
vcyei by Charles B. GOrsuch and Thomas Cor.
such, Trustees, 10 John y. Rnsor aud William
Ensor, hi. son, by deed dated the 25th day of
January. In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
drei and forty three, aud recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county, 10 Libsr r.
k., M. 800. folio 1903, DC. This farm is n a
good state of cultivation, and 10 improved by
COMFORTABLE DWELLING AND ALL NJ
cEssARY OETbUILDINGs.
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Also. all that tract ~ land of ~hieh the aid
John y. En'of died ssised aud po,,essed, ,itasted
IN the fiith Es ,ti9n Disirci u Baltimore county
containing
TWELVE ACRES, MORE on LE<-
adjoining tue .asI, q Lewis Thompssn. Luke T.
Ens.r aud uihsfs. TLn .s dstIfable WOOD
LOT. containing csHsidefatis ,sisasi, CEe.tnui.
nak ri utLat t.MAnr
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ES-coI D. =. Taylor. chairman. J. Scott Msr.
ryman, Capt. J. L. Bishop and A. J. Crockett,
members Of the Republican campaign committee
for this county, appeared before the County Com
missiOners on Tuesday and asked the Board 10
make some changes in the Republican judges Of
election heretofore appointed. The committee
claimed that ii was the proper authority 10 the
party to name the Republican judges, but the
Commissioners declined TO make any changes tell
ing the committee ,ha, II they were willing to
swear ,ha, all those appointed were not good Ro.
publicans The Board would be willing TO make the
changes asked for. In one of the districts, at
least, the Republican judges appointed by the
Commissioners are no, known TO a single man on
the committee. and Of course they could NO, say
whether they were Republicans OF not. In other
districts the committee did not question that the
men named are good Republicans. bu, II does not
follow because a man is good Republican that he
Is ft Person to be appointed judge Of election
There are many good Democrats in Baltimore
eounty who would make very isferior judges.
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'I,RtsTsE's SaI.E

@w TuE RELAGR ANp BALTi- -
~ MORE AND HANRE De
GRACE TlRNPtkES
IN fHf ieTH DISTRICT of BALTIMORE
cot MY. BELONGING To THE E>TATE
~ THE LATE r. CLARENCE klRk.
The undersigned. Trustee under III. anthorisy
contained IN the ~ill Il Samuel kirk. deceased
~ill eel q, public sale. A the COURT HoUSH
door. T0wseutswn, on
4-s.as..s - - -. - fa-s~A=.. tSSs
at o'clock T. NJ.
tn. FOLLOWING REAL. ESTAE.
helong to the estate u the late Y. Clarence Mira
and described A. follows
us ACRES OF WOODLAND,
located in the isth district of baltimore county.
lying between the BslAir aud BaIse. and nAvre
de Grace ,arnpikes. ~ miles from Baltimore.
bounded on the north by the lands q Charles 4.
Hatch and NJ. lppsrstanssr aud on the south
by the lands of Charles Trump, and IL near the
property q DR.. wm. n. Mace. u miles north ~
blue nall. on the Philadelphia turnpike.
There are no improvements upon the propcrty
The property viii be sold in
FIVE LOTS. EACH LOT CONTAINING %
ACRES. RoopS AND i6 SQUARE
PERCHES OF LAND. MORE or LESS.
A Plat Of the property, as divided, wili be sx.
hibited on the day of sale.
For further information apply 10 the Trustee.
West baltimore street. baltimore. or 10 CllAS.
u. MCLEAN, Towtontown, where pls.s Of the
property can be seen.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. A deposit of $50
~il be required on each lot on iay of sale.
SETH :. HANCE. Trustee.
WILSON RisTEAu. Auctionsers.
Oct. t4.-ts
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A CORNER LOT IN THE CITY. IMPRoy.
ED ny TWO HOUSES, ONE or WHICH rs
A DRUG STORE. A FARM NORTH or
NORTHEAST OF THE CITY, AT A FAIR
VALUATION, WILL De TAKEN IN TX.
CHANGE. JOHN p. CLARKE.
Lexington and Calvert Streets, Baltimore.
Aug. 26,'s2y.
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II. SChrOeder'S
NEW DRUG STORE

--sOUTHWEST IOkNEk-
Greennsount Ave. a. Townsend No..
one Square South Of North Avenue.
BALTIMORE. Nm.
which will be conducted as . hrst.ciass Drug.
Prescription snd Family Medicine Store. Having
had q thorough experience In the business In this
city he is familiar with what 10 required of we'll
conducted Pharmacy by families and physicians.
A we'll. selected stock Of Drugs, Chemicals. Fam
ily and Patent Medicines always on hand. which
can be relied on as being fresh and strictly pure
In every respect Also, hnc line Of
Fancy Goods,
oP voREieS DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
EMBRACING cOLOGNEs,
EXTRACTS, P0MADES.
TOILET POWDERS,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
cHAM0Is SKINS,
sP0NGEs, &C, &C.
e1-Physicians' Prescriptions specially, undes
bis own supervision. Night-bell promptly an
swsrsd. storseonnectsd sish Telephone Exehange.
0eL2s, ,'s2y.
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MONEY TO loan.
MONEY TO LOAN An xo.ro.or.

ONE SUM OF $4,000, TWO SUMS OF
$1,000 each, and one sum Of 5000, for from two 20
ave years, at 9 per cent. Apply 10
NJ. W. 0FRUTT,
Attorney, 4e., Towsonsewn, Nd.
Aug. 3S.--sE
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Miscellaneous.
ELECTION NOTICE.

CHEREFF's ELECTION NOTICE.
Congressional and Judicial Flee.
tfOn, ISs3.
Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters Of
baltimore county that an election wili be held IN
the several Precincts and Election Districts Of bal
timore county,
Oa the drsi Tassday gffer ne yirsf HoHday Of No.
reader. 1852. Il being Ihs ia dsy Of .aid laoafk,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES, VIZ;
First District.
First Presinet-FAIRvIEw INN, FREDER.
lex TURNPIKE.
Second Precinct -NEwBURG HALL, ca
T0NsvILLE.
Third Precinct-AT JOSEPH MERKLE's.
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TWO SUMS OF sl, 500 EACH. AND
Il SUNS OF si,lo0. 5000 AND $500 TO
LOAN ON FIRsT-CLAsS MORTGAGE AT 9
PER CENT. ED-FARMs FOR SALE.
Apply 10 or address
3. PARKER B0SLRY,
Attorney at Law, Towsontown, Nd.
July 32.-sEl Towson p. o.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
OVricg TREAstRER ASD coLLEctoR 90 TAxEs
FoH BALriNogE CoUNTY,
Tossentown. october 27th, lss2.
For the convenience Of the Tax-payers Of the
Seventh Election District. the andersig gned hereby
give. notice that he wilt be ~
PARkTON HOTEL. SEVENTH DISTRICT,
friiay. Nss,ml.r 3D. Iss2.
Prom 10 o'clock A. ". - o'clock y. ~,
FOR TIIE COLLECTION oF COUNTY AND
STATE TAAEs.
WILLIAM PARKS,
Treasurer AMI Collector Taxes for BALTIC. county.
Oci. 24.-lt
Mccolgan x Taaffe, Attorneys at Law, ~
Lexington 81, baltimore.
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WHITE HOUSE.
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Thirteentb District.

f.fit Ifeeire. M CLlPPEKs. ASSA PO.
LIS ROAD
,eest4 pfesla tg-EPH HEL&ANs 81
bESNts
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AeXenfla niafries

MlbBLETOWg
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VALUABLE FEE.SIMPLE PROPERTY ~
- SITUATED -
III IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. -
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit cour, for
Baltimore county, sitting as Court Of Equity,
passed in n cause wherein Elixabsth c. Ensor,
Joseph e. Ensor, Rachel c. Dance OF al. are com.
plainanis, aud Dclilah EnsoF, William c. Ensor,
Sarah e. Brooks, Elijah e. Ensor, Luke c. Ensor
ct al. are defendants, the undersigncl, Trustees.
will sell at public sale at the residence Of the sad
William 4. Ensor, NEAR BELFAST, In Balti.
more county. on
7h#rsd"y, 9h day Of NoreA,Lsr, 1852.
At > o'clock y. NJ.
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REIsTERsT0wS.
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Second District.
Third District.

gANDALLsTowN.
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se- Ths Cecil eautis f.., psaa.fatsl .ass
M rhsaAsa, Bl., to BspatIeas card,.
asis iet caugrs,. H. ~. District. - ia Elsteu
60 FRIDAY AS snl mals many 'rssa, ~ hb
Ilsssng an4 E.uil.mahly Hahnsr.
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Mail Lettings.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
W,>ai>o0.>. 4. C.. o,r ID. Issg.
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y, WlL.os 4 ti.Ilt. 4. -,
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T The oemiug hablsys - - uafs rsa
sfals eessfssi thsn Any faf msns rsafs. Ant -
~osl1 fsminA saf readers thar = nattis g hf
Bale 'eagh syrur siii pro'sA uas' acceptable
holiday present
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-17
A Hess. Div,ded As.i..s ITSELF

In connection with the candidacy OF
N. Canavan for the n%sminstion OF Gov
ernor Of Nevada at the hands Of the De-
mocraey. 1. is said that the nti.Csnsvsn
wing Of that party tits Storey county
representatives in particular. and among
that number are known to be two county
ofieials,) have determined to oppose
him, hrst, last and all the time-at the
primaries, before the convention. and at
the polls. should he receive the nomins-
ton. 1t is also asserted that two prom.
insnt members OF that wing Of the party
propose to stump the State against the
Democratic ticket (strictly speaking. the
head Of the ticket should they fail In
their endeavor to defeat Mr.. Csnavan
for the nomination.
That such bitter opposition exists
within the Democratic ranks toward the
Chairman OF the Board OF Commission
ers Of Storey county to his higher sspi-
rations, there is no doubt. for the above
sentiments have been expressed In the
presence OF . News representative.
Whether fattsfing to Mr.. Canavan or
otherwise. 10 4 question that Is left to
political writer's to touch upon. 1t may
DO rough on the Democrats. but 1t Is
amoosin' to the Republicans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-17
Dspesi,ips ,hs County Moneys.

The County Commissioner yesterday
ordered that County Treasurer Otsy DO
notified that his present method Of keep
ing the county funds in the Virginia
Agency OF the Bank OF Nevada was not
satisfactory to them. The Clerk OF the
Board was instructed to inform the
Treasurer that in the opinion OF the
Board the money should DO kept on sps-
cisl deposit. TO those familiar With
County Treasurer Otey's official affairs
it 10 we'll known that hs has
always kept the money in bank on
special deposit. The Treasurer does
not know whether to attribute the action
Of the Board to Ignorance or malice. Ot
one thing he is certain, be has not only
complied with the law, but has placed
the money where 1t is more secure than
il would DO In the vault In the County
Treasures office. The safe in that
vault 10 MOI: large enough to hold the
AMOUNT Of silver he received from taxes.
and an amateur burglar could open the
vault in haiti an hour. He long ago In.
formed the Board OF those facts. 1t Is
but Just to Mr.. Otey that he be set
Alright before the public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Miscellaneous

SAN Francisco. March 16.-The case
OF The People vs.. Wheeler. the woman
stranger, has been continued for twenty
days. to allow D. ]. Murphy. who had
the management Of the case for the
prisoner, and who is sick. time In which
to file O brief and the Attornsy.G General
fifteen days thereafter in which to reply.
Yesterday afternoon John Elliot crea.
ted q disturbance On car. No. 10. Of the
Valencia street line when near Twenty
9Th street. and drew aknife on the con.
ductor. whom he attempted to cut. He
was overpowsred. however, and was
locked up ON Q charge OF assault with .
deadly weapon. d.
Ernest Christian Roger, residing ct
1919 Pine street, was yesterday found in
his bed with q bullet wound from . re-
yolver in the region Of his heart. his
family had neglected to call him until
that time, and when after receiving no
answer to their repeated calls, they
forced the door open, be was found 10
above described. DR.. d. Lemkuhl was
called, but the man was dead when the
doctor arrived. The Coroner was mott.
fed and an inquest will be held. The
deceased was o married man and leaves
a family OF several children. He was .
native Of Germany and was about sixty.
Eve years of age. It 10 understood that
be owned a grocery store on Washington
street, in this city.
YRExA, March 16.-ws have had .
south wind since Sunday evening, and
this morning . sno storm commenced
with prospects Of continuing some time.
The Central Pacific Railroad survey
ors = now running . line to pass
through Yreka to klamath river. cross.
ing the canyon just above Anderson
Ferry, to strike the high ridge west Of
Cottonwood. Two other lines have
been run east OF Yreka, n within six
miles and the other twelve miles. both
striking the Klamath at the mouth OF
Willow creek. The Oregon surveyors
are csmped OF the State line. and are
surveying q new line to Klamath frsm
the locality Of the tunnel. making the
fourth line run to klamath from the Sis
kiyou mountain on the California side.
the Central Pacific allowing Willard to
run to Klamath to get q suitable grade.
HoLLIsrEn. March 16.-M. Desricid,
q middls.aged man accused OF assault on
the tsn.ysar-old daughter Of Joseph
Duaris. has been acquitted. The trial
lasted . week.
GEoRoETowN, Cal. March 16.-It has
rained here for the past twenty-four
hours. nearly an inch falling during that
time. 1t 10 now showing hard and tho
ground Is covered to q depth OF two
inches. We have had at least seven feet
of snow since January 23d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-17
Rscanes on a rechnlcalIty.

San Francisco, March l6.-Mrs. Fan
ME Clark. through whom the "Duks OF
Leicester" made love to Mrs. Etna Ben.
mott. and who is alleged to have obtained
by false pretenses some $50 worth OF
shawls, pebble eyeglasses. wooden wrist.
ers, ETC., from Mrs. Bennett, appeared
for trial. A jury was impaneled and
sworn, and the prosecuting attorney read
tho complaint which alleged that the
otfenss was committed con or about
March 10, 1882" This error having
been noticed by the prosecuting attorney
the prosecution knew not what to do.
But the attorney for the defense, having
previously seen the error. was prepared
to take advantage OF 1t, and had induced
the prosecution to accept the first twelve
men drawn on the jury. These having
been sworn. the defendant was on her
trial, and there was no chance to amend
the defect In the complaint. The only
thing for the Court to do was to dismiss
the jury and discharge the defendant
from custody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-17
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmasters In this State have Just
received an order making material changes
In the classification Of matter sent through
the mails. 80.
Mailsble matter Of the FIRST class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially In
writing. except Is herein provided-Act
March 8, 1879. Section 8. 20 Statute, p.
35S.
The exceptions are Is follows:
/. Corrected proof-sheets and manu-.
script copy accompanying the samo.-sec-
ton II. p. 1853.
2. Date and name Of the addressed, and
OF the sender OF circulars, and the correc-
ton Of mere typographical errors therein.
Section "a, p.S60.
8. Bills, receipts and orders for subscrip-
tions inclosed In second.class publications,
provided such bills. receipts and orders
shall be In such form as to convey no other
information than the name, location and
subscription price Of the publication or
publications to which they refer. Section
81, p. 86l.
4. The name and address OF the person
70 whom second-class matter may DO sent,
and index figure Of . subscription book,
and words or figures. or both, indicating
the date on which the subscription In such
matter will end. Section "a, p. $50.
8. Upon matter Of the third.class, or
upon the wrapper inclosing the same. the
sender may write his own name or address,
with the word "from" above and proceed
Ing the same, and In either case may make
simple marks, intended to designate .
word or passage Of the text to which IL II
desired 10 call attention.
8. There may be placed upon the cover
or blank leaves Of any book, or Of any
printed matter OF the third.class, . sim.
ple manuscript dedication or inscription
which Ia confined to . simple address or
consignment Of such book or printed mat.
ter, as . mark Of respect, and must not
contain anything that partakes Of the na-
ture Of . personal correspondence.
Z. Upon matter Of the fourth.class the
sender may write his wi name and I'd.
dress preceded by the word "from", and
also the number and name Of article In.
closed. He may also write upon or attach
10 any such articles, by tag or label, q
mark or number. name or letter. for pur-
pose Of Identification.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-17
yellow JACKIE. Ceased rump,ns.
Order. were issued yesterday to ce.s

Orders were issued yesterday to cease
pumping st the Yellow Jacket. In com.
plisncs tho engines were stopped 81
O'Clock last evening. There will DO no
further attempt made BY that company
to free the mine Of water until 1t receives
the combined support Of the other COM
psnies interested. Since the other conn
panies would not now assist, the ieiiow
Jacket had nothing else to do but TO
STOP. The water continued to rise With
the pump running ct five strokes, and II
would have been . useless expenditure
On the part Of the Yellow Jacket nan.
se.msnt to have kept the pumps run.
ming. By stopping they save $4,000
per month.
The water was 143 feet above the $500
level when the pumps were stopped.
No word has been received from there
today, so it 10 not known how fast IL is
rising.
It Is to DO greatly regretted that . new
shaft, and such . fns q a. possessed
by the Yellow Jacket, should have to DO
abandoned to water. and that. too,
through no fault OF its ownsrs or man.
ayers. Should the Directors Of the cd.
jscsnt mines conclude to aid In extract.
log the water. the Yellow Jacket Com.
psny will at once resume pumping and
do its share.
THE BULLION WILL nUS TIE PUMPS.
Since the above was placed in type. in
formation has reached this Office that the
Yellow Jacket pumps will be started this
afternoon at 8 o'clock and kept running
until the Bullion company get in their
bulkhead on the 1900 level which has q
connecting drift between the Yellow
Jacket and Bullion mines. The Bullion
company agrees to pay the expense In
Cured.
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Extremely Drunk.

SAN FRAScIsco. March l7.-An inves'
tisation by detectives has proved that
the story Of Robert Reed. who claimed
last week to have been robbed Of a large
sum OF money and thrown into the bay
by his d~espoilsrs, to be totally false.
The only foundation for Reeds csnard
lies in the fact that he was extremely
drunk, and rolled into the bay from the
edge o, the wharf on which hs wal
a~laapinO
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sh,pwreck in the North Pacific.

EMPIRE CRY, Or, March l6.-A boat
with three sailors from the Australian
ship Bulwark, Capt. William Williams,
come in over the bar. They report the
ship as foundered in latitude forty-ive
degrees seven minutes, longitude l06
degrees west, on March LIST, twsnty.eight
days out from Yokohama, bound for
Puget Sound in ballast. Three men
were in the boat when she was lowered.
and owing to the rough sea got adrift,
and 1t was impossible to regain the ship,
which was out Of sight. Next morning.
another boat, with two men. launched ut
the same time. got adriit, and was soon
out OF sight. The officers and crew.
eighteen in number, were left on board
with no ssrvicsablo boat, and were prob
ably lost. The men say that the ship
was leaking badly oil the time, and
could not float but for . few hours
longer. The names Of the survivors are
Edward O'Neil. Charles Lawson and
Hugh Mcdonald.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Miscellaneous.

LONDON, March 14.-Ths execution Of
DR.. Lamson 10 hxsd for April 4. The
doctor Is suspected Of being guilty OF
other serious crimes.
Russian intrigues in Afsbanistan are
again to the fore. Ayoob Khan Is in
constant communication with the Mus
oovits authorities.
vienna, March 18.-It IL stated that
General Skobsloff took part, by invita-.
ton, in the christening Of tho Grand
Duchess Helene. infant daughter Of the
Grand Duke Vladimir. the Czar's brother.
PARIS, March 16.-A miscrsant At
tempted to murder Savignsl. inspector
Of the National Insurance Company, BY
shooting him In Q railroad carriage Of
the Lyons Railway. The would.ce
assassin robbed Ssvignal and made bis
escape.
OprssA, March 16.-Ssvsral persons
have been arrested here. supposed 70 %
connected with active Nihilism and q
clandestine press, together with the type
and copies OF Q proclamation denouncing
the late political trial.
BERLIN, March 16. - Count Won
Moltks, Chief Marshal Of the German
Empire. will shortly 60 on q furlough to
Switzerland. This 10 considered an i'm.
portsnt sign that there are NO fears Of
the peace being broken.
LONDON, March TO- The Standard
says: We can affirm that the Porte ac.
tuslly suggested to Bismarck the eIpsdi.
ency Of the occupation Of the Balkans
by Turkish troops. and Bismarck re-
piled that such . measure would only
be permissible ON the remote and violent
hypothesis that there would be some.
thing like q concentration Of Russian
troops on the northern side Of the range.
Paris, March l6.-A committee OF the
Chamber OF Deputies on the bill abro-
eating the prohibition OF the importation
OF American sailed pork have adopted .
report In favor Of the bill. with q pro-
viso that the system for inspection Of
pork upon its importation shall be re-
established. The report will DO sub
mitted to the Chamber today.
LONDON, March l6.-Ths authorities
OF Cork aBprehsnd something In the ma.
ture Of q ilsing on Friday. The police
are tearing down placards bearing the
words: "Bs ready st. Patrick's Day."