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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08
Brief News Items.

\ bill passed the Mississippi Senate Mon
day appropriating $4,000 to encourage i'm
migration.
-Midshipman Cabinass, OF The
United States steamer Swatara. was acci-
dentally shot and killed recently at kabe,
Japan, while at drill.
Judge Ezra Wilkinson, Of the superior
Court of Boston. died at his home. IN Ded-
ham, Mass, on Monday. He graduated at
Brown University i'm 1924, and was nd
mitted 10 practice at the bar i'm 1873. lie
was appointed to the bench in 1859.
The college boys are getting themselves
into scrapcs in ali directions. and paving
heavily for the consequences OF their larh q
ing propcnsitioS.
4 meeting Of the Great Falls Manuiac-
turing Company was held in Alexandria,
Va, on Monday, 30 consider proposition
Of northern capitalists 20 lease from the
company number OF mill-Sitc> nj the
Great Falls. No definite action was taken.
General George W. Wingatc, OF New
York. Monday received the following
cablegram from sir Henry llaliord in re-
card 10 The terms OF the proposed inter
national military rille-match; We waive
rifle prooi-markS. Cannot possibly guar
antce return Match
A national association Of the various up
holstcrcrs' unions Of the country was Oiga-
nized i'm Philadelphia on Monday, the oh
iect being the formation Of q central body
Tor the better protection OF the trade. AT
the afternoon session the Committee on
Organization submitted list Of nOmina-
lions for officers, and, a ballot being taken.
il resulted i'm the election Of John b.
Rogers. of Philadelphia, president; l.. Tn
hOllZ, OF Chicago, Nice-preSident William
Gratz, Of Chicago. secretary; and y. VOL
lester. oil Detroit, treasurer. The conNen-
ton then went into executive session for
the purpose Of drafting constitution.
The American Agricultural Association
met i'm New York on Monday. when the
standing committees for the year were APP
pointed. The committee OF fifteen, "p-
pointed at n previous meeting, reported in
favor OF holding a national exposition in
New York, and OF the naming OF COM
miitce TO make arrangements for it, This
latter committee is 10 confer with the mer-
chants and railroad companies and ascer-
tain their views, and what facilities the
latter would offer in the event OF such
Il fair being held in New York.
This committee i, 10 report at an adj
journcd meeting Of the Association TO be
held in April next, and consists of Edward
4. Spague chairman. Of Vermont; j. h..
Grinnell. Of Iowa: i. ID. Moulton, OF New
York: and II. j. kimball, Of Georgia. Last
evening dinner was given, at which adj
dresses were made by j. j. Jolly, who pre-
sided; Judge Kenney, Of Nebraska en-
Governor McCOok. OF Colorado; II. j.
Kimball. Of Georgia; J. Is. Grnncl and
Others
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An Oyster sleop Wrecked and Two
Men Drew ned -Mmrdcp.Tria1.
Especial telegram 70 the D!spateh.l

TSTFtfiI tUHzTEH 70 EIIT DssP'VHT
NORFOLK, Va, February 1.-Two white
observation-disclosures. Robert Boggs and Al
exander Mason, both well known In this
city, and the latter resident OF Norfolk
were drowned in the Nansemond river on
Saturday night last. They left Norfolk
Saturday IN the sloop X. q. Drummond for
Nansemond river for a load OF oysters,
they being the only persons on board. The
sloop was afterwards found in the Nanse-
mond river bottom upwards and her mast
gone. Boggs leaves family; Mason WAS
unmarried.
The trial oi sydney S. Sanford for the
murder OF Jacob GLENN commenced In
the Corporation Court to-day.
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4 Nan Who Wanted to.bc a Mason.

4 Nan VINO Wanted tO'bc q Mason.
\ jmy de ltndticO iaguireado was en-
junrlicd in the Criminal Court Yesterday 10
examine into the ease OF Charles Anderson.
charged with persistent diS0rdcrly conduct
in and about the Masonic Temple. McSsr>.
Charles L. Kemp, W. II. Nicholson. l.. \.
Dora. Dr-. Hoffman and Pennington, and
Nh John :. Tyson. grand master of Ma
sons IA Mary land, were seycrally examined.
Their evidence was 10 the effect that
ihc man first made his appearance about
the Temple in April last, and said
that hc wanted o. be made a Mason.
lie MAS not, u far as appearances
went. exactly the material out OF which
members Oi the time-hOnorcd order are
made. but hc was treated clvilly and asked
10 present his claims. In reply. ne said
that they called themselves Free MasOns.
and the lodge was as free TO him H. any
body, and added that lac would 20 in, and
proceeded 10 do so. at the same time taking
oH hi- very dirty and ragged coat. lie
Wu~ then iorcibly removed. lie has ever
since fairly haunted the place. After turn
ing hiIn out a dozen or more times, early
I'm january some OF the members had him
arrested and taken 10 the station-h0use.
whence M was sent 10 the city Jail. DIR.
Hoffman, physician TO the Jail, stated that
hc had carefully examined the man. and
wa, satisfied that he was under an insane
dclusion ~ 10 his right 10 enter the Ma
sonic lodges, and that he was a proper
subject tor an insane asylum, where he
migli Doe benefited by proper treatment.
The mau was then subjected 10 a length
ened examination by the iurymen, and
generally answered pointedly, aud often
pcrtlN. To question by the foreman,
Are YOU o crankY" he answered saucily,
..As much crank as you are" The jury
,eemed 70 come gradually TO the conclusion
that he was more of smart professional
tramp than a "crank," and 80 rendered a
verdict that he was sane and amcnable TO
punishment il convicted Of the offence
with which he was charged. lis ease wao
accordingly sent to the grand jury. Du-
ring hi. examination he gave the names
md address Of sister and brother who,
lee said. live i'm Harrisburg. The names
were taken By Mr.. Tyson, who viii pfoba-
BIS have them written to.-BQltimore Ane-
rom.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY = 1857
SNEs-FIRsT BOARD.-l0 shares Richmond
and West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
Company n. ca at 23s; 90 shares Atlanta AMI
Charlotte Railroad at So: 80 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred lib. c. 10 17&; 10
shares Norfolk and Western Railroad common NJ
20: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad at 500, 10 DO
at 3O%. 10 do. at 3OA 20 shares Richmond and
AIleghany Railroad ri so; 30 shares Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad tB. ca AZ 10; 20
share. Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad
at 70, 80 do. at 10; 10 shares Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad IL %: 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad income G'sat 9j4, 1000 do at 05t.
SECOND 30 ARD.--l 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad incomes ,B. c. nc 90: 1900 Allan
Ia and Charlotte Railroad incomes at 0bi
so shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road nj 70. $50 do M Is: 20 shares Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad at 20; 30 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 3U7., 30 do. at 81, 10 do az 3 % 20
do. at 3It, % do al 3l's; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred at 57l5; 80 shares
n. oul N1lag,auy Rpflrand Al Al.
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saufnern News items.

Jackson. Miss, February 7.-General
Carbon. OF Georgia, spoke last night at
Renresentatlye Hall on the subject OF raiI-
roads.
The Grand Royal Arch Nasons met yes
to-day in their thirty fourth annual conyen-
The Senate has passed bill appropri-
,tir,, ga. 600 for the encouragement OF I'M
migration.
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Des,ruc,ixe Fire nj Johnston. n. g..

AUGUSTA. GA, February This morn
iug large fire occurred ut Johnston, S. C.,
thriving town in Edgciield county. The
losses and assurances are as follows: j. ID.
Edison, on building $4,000, also valuable
papers to amount of S2,50O-insurance,
$1,000; Holland Il Gibson, damage TO stock
$1,000 insurance, $1,000; DIR. ): N. Rush
ton, building and stock sS,Oc0-.in-
surauce, $4,000; p. n. Lott, building
SjO0-no insurance; l.. u. Whattley,
buildings and stock ss,oOo-insured Tor
81, 600; DIR. J. T.. Cowles, two small build
ilgs. loss st,0l--insuraleo, Wv.
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RniIroud Matters.

SAVANNAH, Ga, February Il heft va,
considerable furry in the stock market
YESTERDAY and the Georgia Central fell nye
noint,. Mr.. Alexander, OF the Louisville
and Nashville. and new director in the
Central. j. in the city to attend The meet
ing OF steamship directors to-day. IL Is the
general belief that IN injunction Will be
issued restraining the parties from carry
ING out the scheme Of dividing up the pro-
perry Of the steamship company, hence the
dcprcssiOn i'm stock.
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Tire.I Of Living.

BALTIMORE, MD, February "a special
from Crisdeld. Nd. says Henry a. Wise,
Nv, 'lv' 81 Jobn u. Wise, belonging to family
- -" GOOD standing. went TO his room ye-terr,.
d. Jag 81 stripped himself, and shot himself
,IssI,,,b he heart twice. lie was about
,,y ,D wears old. A letter wa, found
~ LIE liz cIothes. stating that he was tired OF
i liz and that he blamed no one Tor his
"a.
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TELEGRApH1C NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Other Washinston Mat
ters-f0sth Call for Redemption OF BONDS
Treasury Officials Bounced by Secretary
FoIgcr-Rahway. N. j., Catholics Excited
Suicides la Crisneid. Nd, and San Anfo-
nio. yexas--A sloop Capsized and Two Men
Drowned-The suIiivan-Rsan Prize Fight;
Ryan Knocked Out or Time ON the Eighth
Round-Fire In south Caroiina-A 100000
Cotton Factory 90 nc Erected nj Weldon, y.
C.-Rcassembling OF the English Pariia-
inenf. &c.
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The stov@plate moulders met recently In
Pittsburgh and resolved 20 ask for an adj
Sanec OF ten per cent. IN wages, and re-
qie-ted IN answer at q given time. Yes
terdas the employers association held a
meeting and declined to accede. In con-
sequence the moulders' organization has
resolved 10 strike. and until amicable ar
Engagements shall be reached the stoye-plate
ioundrios Of Pittsburgh viii be shut down.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Meeting Of the English Parliament.

LONDON. February 7.-Parliament rea'-
semblcd to-day. The House OF Commons
was well attended. but there was spare at
tendance at the House Of Lords. Brad
laugh was under the gallery OF the House
OF Commons.
The Queens speech was read by the
Lord High Chancellor. Lord Sclbornc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08
c,,o co,o,and watcr.Power.

PrrERsBrRG, VA, FeDtuaLy T. nc
canal and water-power at Weldon. n. G.,
nm. been sold to Robert PEBBLES, OF North
"rnnton county. for Sl7,jOO. \ cotton
factory to cost 100000 is to be erected Tor
the new purchaser.
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rxc,,ement Among New Jersey Catho'
lies.

RAILWAY. n. j.. February 7.--Great eN,
o,, n prevails among the Catholics OF
v Wv. n;,r r,ving 10 an assault made upon
m .n's s v"i 81 Charity and the closing OF
me sahoo,s tbis afternoon by Father Me-
c Clos steps are being taken to elosc the
,iiur, hes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

NoTiING BIT FAVORABLE REP0ITS.-'Ge-
lioye :. :. :. is specific for all blood
diseases. IL gives universal satisfaction.
G. w. Jones d Co., Druggists, Memphis.
Price, II and SLID per bottle.
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Dy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK., February 7.-Nooa.-Stcck, luh
aud Tending downward. Money, q per cent ~
rhange-L0ng. 4s3l.; short. feSA. -tate bOnu-
r,irly active. Tennessee's being in demand ""'-
ernments Irregular. 400, c,,,.-,,oco,s
Ersnfag.-Ex Exchange, 1892. .oNern,ae az,
steady; new So, lO2ss; new 4sS- iite . nv Z,
ari1s' Treasury bslsnce--Coln, s7o'so' Cur
roncy, si.53s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08
WOOD ANB COAL.

DEsT ANTHRACITE. 30 PER TON;
Is 1,o AI.BtTRG LUMP sPIINT, 1915 HAIL,
- so: NIT. s5.25 per ton. CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA ENGINE at lowest price,:
PINE WOOD, - and sS.oO per cord; oAk, 81
Nr,lcr. by telephone or otherwise promptly nliei-
7os Broad street, opposite Theatre, or Sinctenth
aud Cary sircci-. - w. AVA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY J, 1852.
Arrived.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United states mails l.. u.
Tatum. agent.
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker. View York,
merchandise and passengers, g. ". Alien Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland, Carr. Philadelphia merchan-
di,c and pa-sellgcrS. J. W. Mct'arrtck, agent.
CLEARED.
Barkrntlnc lim (Nor.l. Dahle, Rio Grtnde do
sui, -four. IIaxa'l-Crnsnw Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

srgIixELY SUPERB. pair OF beautiful
sun.flowers ON Easels viii be mailed free
10 any lady who will send . tmee-cent
pOstas,e-stanp 70 DIR. &. w. Benson, 105
north EQ,aw street. Baltimore. Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08
Blew sEis Own Brains Gut.

GALVESTON, February IA special from
san Antonio says Jane, Callaghan, promi-
ncnt commission merchant. committed SUI
eide last evening by blowing ont his
brains
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Bras.Iaugh Again.

LoNpoS. February I'm the House OF
commons, after The new menbers had
b,en sworn I'm, Mr.. Bradlaugh advanced to
take the oath. Sir Stafford Northcote
moved that lac be not allowed TO swear.
Nj. Bradiaugb, at the request Of the Speak
er. withdrew, asking 10 be allowed hear
Ing before the question Is decided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

SEISE-TIBREAD.

SEINE-THREAD. MD60,
We have In stock all Nos. and brands OF SEMI
THREAD Of our own importation. We call .I.-
ciaI attention Of Aldermen and dealers IN SEINE
THREAD to the superior quality aud low pr.c.S
Of our Threads. Always On hand PAlENI MD
SOFT SFINE-TWt<fS. PATENT AtD Sofi
~IINF-LINES, lANkl>c, ROPES 81 All ,orts,
CORks, and CoRhMOnD, az l'ss thah New or
prices. ~EI>ES aud NETS Of every description
m hand aud M d. 10 order st short notice
l.. LlCHrENSTEf> & rOSe.
corner Seventeenth and Franklin strNts:
Sole Importers Of the LloS BRAND sEiNf-
THREAD, aud importers ~ other BRANDS feS
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nAlTIsIORE,

BALrIMoRE, February 7.-virfinia o., eonss,s.
a5u. second .er'e-. 2si pasi-eiie coupons oil
new lO-40'r, 3e., Biato-day'
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WEATHER BAROMETERS
ARE A. OLD A. MANKIND.
LIVING. BREATHING. SUFFERING HAEO-
METERS IN TIE KNEES, FEET, AND
SHOULDERS, ALL SPEAKING
WITH TONGUES OF
STF FL, SAYING:

"Therc T., coming change in the weather feel
II in NY bones. and barometer. should hang on
wall, and not In my nerves and bones sad gen
uoman the other day.
4 physician answered him. 81 will tell You What
viii remove every nerve ana bone-barometer. and
t1ke out Tie llmps aud stiffness. II is simple
thing but no les onicaciou, than simple. il Is
Dr. BENsON'S CELERY AND CnAMOMME
PILLS.
They have been tested time and time again. and
always with satisfactory results. Neryousncs, en-
braces nervous weakness irritation, dcspondency,
melancholy, and restless, dissatisfied. miserable
state of mind and body, indescribahle. Thi> pre-
parati n just meets the neeesste Of your ease rs
Your disease Is a nervous disease"
These pills are all they ARE represented To ie. and
are guaranteed TO give satisfaction when used a.
directed. Remember, they are prepared expressly
10 cure Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dys-
peplic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness Paraly-
SIS, seepiessness, and Dyspcl sa. and WILL CURE
ANY CASE.
sold by all druggists. Price. 30 cents a box
Depot, 100 NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE. MD. by mall two boxes for 81, on six
foxes for $3.50, 20 any address.
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APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, February The Presi-
dent has nominated Anselm Newberger,
collector OF customs nj Natchez, Miss.
Thomas Nichols, collector OF internal reve-
nue. for the Sixth district OF North Caro-
lima; Is. Odell Duncan, Of South Carolina,
10 be consul-eeneral at Naples; IL. {. {.
Atwood. Of Louisiana. to be consul-gene-
raj az Trinidad.
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COMMERCIAL
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February Z. 1852.
sAIES

wHEsr.-white. 10 bushei very good ~ 80:
~ busheI@ very good Lancaster at s1.yZ. Mised,
I'D, bushels good Mt 4f.45 30 LAY; 10 busiSls
common AZ al.l0 to $3.50. faIu, 30 bushels
very good at sf.45.
C0KS.-Wh,ie. $50 bushels prime at soe-
1OrrOS.-~Receipts, lft bales. Quotations: Mid
ding, Ike: tow middliug, lie.
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DESIGNATIONS REQUESTED.

WASHINGTON, February T. Secretary
Folger has requested the designations Of
the following employees OF the Treasury
Department Cobaugh, captain OF the
watch; Norton, clerk in the Lighthouse
Board, formerly of the Custodan's Office ;
Skeen, foreman OF the laborcrs; and Hatch,
storekeepcr of the Department. No rea-
sons are given for these requests; but all
have been under fire in what is known n
the "Meline investigation OF Treasury
expenditure,
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NEW YORK Cotton FUTURES.

NEW YORK, February 7.-Cotton-Net re-
closed weak: sales, ls5,OhO bales: February,
- .s3mSll.s5; March, fl2.O2@sl2.o3; April,
-i2.23mSI9.2i: MAY. Sl2.42o Sl2.i3; June,
sl2.6lmsl2.G2; July, sl2.7i@sl2.75 August
si2.S5: september. Sl2.29e Si2.3O; October.
SlI.69Ms1I70: November, sll.j40fl Los ;
December, : | ! .5DM II Los.
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WASHINGTON, Fcbrlary i.-Thr Hecre-
tary OF the Treasury has issued the l0Sth
call for the redemption Of bonds. The call
is for S20,000,OO0 Of per cent. extended
bonds. and notice is given that the princi-
pal and accrued interest will be paid on the
sth OF April next, and that the interest
will cease on that day. The following are
descriptions OF the registered bonds OF the
acts OF July 18th and August D, 1851, con-
tinued: $50. No. 1851 TO No. 2l50, both
inclusive; 500. No. 1901 to Sl4,70O, both
inclusive; $500. No. l000l TO No. 10000,
both inclusive; $1,000, No. iS90l TO NO..
j1G00. both inclusive; $4,000, No. lGtjl to
No. 1850, both inclusive; $4,000, No.
3255i to No. 1880. both inclusive-total,
500. 600. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13

Speaking Of the silver mining industry
the Mining Gazette Of Canyon. Colorado.
says: President Arthur and his new
Secretary Of tho Treasury recommend
the destruction OF an industry which Is
building from Eve to seven miles Of
railroad every day. has established, one
thousand miles west Of the Mississippi
river. iron and steel works with Q daily
capacity Of 200 tons. which are supplied
with raw material mined in the noun.
tains Of Colorado; has opened more than
1000 square miles OF anthracite and
bituminous coal lands west OF the l04th
meridian. and upon which is founded an
enterprise designed to reclaim 900. 600
square miles OF arid and sterile soil.
while Ii has been adding $40. ooo. 900 On.
nually to the real wealth Of the country"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13

The Virginia Enterprise at present ap'
pears to be in the uuenviable position oil
q house that is divided agains. itself. In
i.s editorial columns it 10 profssssdly an
aamirer Of sx.Sscretary Blaine. while in
Its tslseraphic headings il never loses an
opportunity to give that gentleman .
dig. II is coming to be understood that
the man who writes the headings OF
articles and news items il greater
journalistic power than he who conducts
the editorial columns. Headings are
always read-editofisls seldom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13

It IL refreshing to learn that q Colo
RADIO murderer. just before being swung
Of. yelled to the congregation: 'In ten
minutes the devil will have me-" As q
general thing murderers are quite posi-
tive Of going straight to heaven from
the scaffold. The more atrocious the
murdsrer's crime. the more certain 10 he
Of o place in AbrAham's bosom. 10
fact. II had come to such a pass that re-
spectacle people were giving up all de-
sire to 60 to heaven, since they would be
compelled 10 associate with so many
felons. The new departure Of the Colo.
RADIO man is az pleasing as it is novel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13

That tho hydraulic pump at the Ch0l-
lar.N orcross-Sa Savage shaft has begun to
attract the attention Of mining men 10
well known. and at least n OF the
shafts mentioned in yesterdays article
as q favorable site for n Of the new
pumps is liable to be supplied in this
way. The managers have the matter
under serious consideration at present.
1t 10 not necessarily tho case that the
application Of hydraulics DO confined 10
pumping operations. The same power
may DO utilized for hosting purposes.
either directly applied by the means Of
m~sehinsry made specially therefor. or BY
the use Of compressed air. compressed
by this power and employed in lieu Of
steam.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13

1t has been suggested. BY way Of con.
trast with the Guitssu trial, that. "six.
teen years age q woman who was, at the
worst, only o constructive partner in the
assassination Of q President, sat man.
aclsd hand and foot before the tribunal
which was trying her." That was q mil.
itary trial, conducted when the passions
excited by tho war were still hot, and
the laws, long silent, had hardly begun
10 assert themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13

Ex-senator Sargent 10 under Hro just
now. II being understood that he IL 10 be
President Arthur's choice for Secretary
OF the Interior. His most active en-
smies in the East are the New York Sun
and George @. Gorhau. backed by . few
OF the stalwart wing Of the Republican
party. On this coast the San Francisco
Chronicle is leading the assault. These
facts will surely win for Sargent the
regard Of many good men who otherwise
would have NO interest in the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13

The San Francisco Report remarks
that Secretary Frslinghuyssn 10 not lying
awake nights trying to think up means
to benefit Blaine. His policy. so far as
can now DO judged, 10 to bslittle Blaine
as much a. possible. But 1t will mol
work. Blaine il . fsvorits with the
American people. and the Stalwart con-
spiracy to break him down cannot win.
The great Republican party cannot be
controlled by . few hungry Office and
patronage seekers aud ward politicians.