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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12
COAST AND STATE.

The Superintendent of the Corralitos
paper mill has been arrested for allowing
the lime water from the mill to run into
Corralitos creek, Santa Cruz county.
The Mountain Echo, published at Angels
Camp, Calaveras county, has entered upon
its fourth volume. 1t is very earnest and
able in the advocacy of local interests.
The Mountain Tribune, published at
Bieber, Lassen county, by Z. p. Ford, an
old Sacramentan, has successfully entered
upon its second volume and year. 1t has
been made good ard reliable local
journal.
In mining camp the name of popular
mine is very taking. In Wood River the
Minnie Moore has become quite celebrated
and has come up on its developments and
true merits. The name has become so
popular that the hill upon which it is
located is named after it; the main street
of Brodford, leading to the mine bears that
title, and now the leading saloon of the
town is called Minnie Moore. Thus is the
name handed down, and as the boys of the
camp gather around the board and drink
health, wealth and prosperity to the great
mine, the young lady in the far East will
wish snow.slide had overtaken the fortu.
nate prospector who found the rich mine
and gave it her name. It's happy conso.
lation, however, to know there's millions
in name.
Last fall the Bear River Tunnel Com.
pany cut bedrock tunnel through spur
of rock around which Bear river runs, in
the shape of a horseshoe, the tunnel being
250 feet long. 1t was the intsntion to
cause the flow of the river to run through
this tunnel. and by means of suit
able undercurrents to catch the gold
that is continually being washed down
the stream with the debris. The
water was turned through the tunnel early
in the winter, but owing to the incapacity
of the hume to carry all the water and wash
during high water (the time when the most
wash takes place. it has proved failure, that
is, the plan as practically carried out. We
understand only IS has been cleaned up.
The theory, in our Judgment, is correct,
but practically the plan was failure on
account of the smallness of the tunnel.
The company will not work the fume until
after the tunnel has been sufficiently en-.
larged to admit the flow of the entire
river.-[Placer Herald.
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SECOND EDITION.

A second eaition Of the RSooRD-UNIoN is issued
each day GteP.x. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up 10 tha: hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD JsIoS will present the latest news obtain
stle at all points east and north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the REooRp-UNIoS
Is carried by morning trains, and is ahead OF all
competitors as far north Chico on the California
and oregon Railroad; west to Benicis and south to
stockton. and east TO ColiAx, Folsom and Placer
,Ils ard all intermediate places The second edition
matter will be found each day upon the third page.
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race on the Tees on the Sd of July for e40O
a side.
Three Men Drowned.
HALIFAX, May 11th.-Two brothers named
Fenton and man named Gray were drowned
in Chebogue harbor yesterday by the capsiz.
ing of boat.
Damage by Fire.
HASTINGS (Ont), May 11th.-A good por.
burned this morning. Loss. 100000.
A Severe storm.
TORONTO (Ont.), May 11th.-A severe
storm of wind and rain has been raging in
the northern and western portions of Lake
Ontario during the past 80 hours, and many
wrecks are expected.
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land. This will create a commotion at
Constantinople, and as the Russians ap-
pear to have the ear Of the Sultan at
present, it is posaible that he may be
cajoled into taking some steps which will
embroil him with England. But there is
no immediate probability that any benefit
to the poor fellahs will arise out of what
ever events may transpire in Egypt.
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NEVER BETTER.
IVnrIoin chrnnioio

I'fkIIVJ0 OIIIVDINE(1l
The SACRAMENTO Bgcosa UNION has recently been
enlarged, The paper has always borne high
reputation for the funess OF its news reports and
its general excellence. 1t has never been better
than it IS at present. Its editorial articles show
extensive reading the pays OF its leading writer
and also thst ?; a travelled man. who has acquired
r-uch knowledge Of the world. Its telegraph dis
patches are full and well-arranged and contains
items Of interest from all portions Of the State as
well as from abroad 1t is paper which will com
pare most favorably with the very best Of mstro.
potan journals
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

MRS. BEBLE, OF NeilsviIle, Wis, killed her hus
band She was acquitted by jury amid the
plaudits Of the community. Her defense was self
Defense" her husband being in the habit Of
assauting her after forcing her to don mans attire
and assist him in his logging operations in the Wis
consin woods. From this it would appear that there
are women who do not coTet male attire.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

TIE latest folly at the East in extra-ne fsshicna
BILE society is "the sosp-bubblo party" bowl Of
soapsuds is brought in, the carpets canvased, o.
tensibly to protect them, really for dancing; then
come long clay pipes, and all hands strive to see
who can blow the biggest bubble" Each one has
three trials and whoever bursts bubble loses his
chance To the winners prizes are awarded. Per
haps there is propriety in this, after all, and the
bubbles may very fairly represent the society that
finds no better amusement with which To kill time.
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THE Democracy of the interior is beginning to
rebel For instance, hear the sonoma Democrat:
"The next Democratic State Central Committee
must be authorized and empowered to dictate run
and control the local politics Of each and every
county in the State San Francisco has enjoyed
this service exclusively long enough other counties
are entitled to attention. The trouble is there
is no State 10 the Committees eye outside San Fran
cisco. There every political Job is put up and the
interior folks permitted to come and ratify"
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DR.. BIRD crowds much truth into these lines
ave provide food and clothing and think it Dire ad
full thing If person goes hungry for few hours.
and yet we live in rooms having every facility for
the production OF death-deelipg gases, and wonder
that ilI-health is so frequent visitor"
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GREATLY ENLARGED.

Alameda Enciual.l
The RECORD Union lays it down rule that the
man who pays the least taxes makes the most fuss
about the burden Of supporting the Government.
By the way this excellent journal CONES to US
greatly enlarged, the stress upon its advertising
columns necessitating the widening O. its borders
EditoEially it needs nc Improvement
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

Now THAT the waters Of the Mississippi have re-
ceded, the cry OF the people in all the section
recently overowed is not for bread but quinine for
malaria has begun its fearful work and the "specc
Is priced more than gold.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

The discovery of fine streaks on the face OF The
planet Mars leads astronomers to suggest that
they may represent great engineering works, on
scale unknown TO denizens Of this globe.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12
GENERAL NEWS.

An Arkansas Town Under Water-The
Army OF Tennessee ReuniOn-Gutfeau's
Case" Buffalo Bill's" Financial Pros.
pec:s-PolitICaI Affairs Ia Pennsyl.
yanIa-Disasters on Lake Michigan
Congressional Proceedings-Etc.
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GENERAL BEAuREeARD, iE his long expected book,
maintains the fundamental justice OF the Confeder
ate cause, which only proves how much behind the
age General Beauregnrd is-nothing more.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

Tue latest scientific curiosity inspired by Edsons
electric lamp is said TO be lady's brooch. in which
a tiny incandcscept spark takes the place of and
outvies the brilliancy Of q diamond Of the purest
utafar
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

ANY physician who IL acquainted with its
properties will say that Glenns Sulphur Soap
is reliable remedy for local skin diseases.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12
FARMERS,
Stop andThinkf

NJ YOU WISH TO MAKE OR SAVE MONEY!
fou can ouy GRAlE MILL which will grind
all your iced, with Sind or horse power, for One
hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars. 1t can be oper
ated with man power, and do a reasonable amount
oil work. 1t griDds or rolls the barley or corn.
crushing 1t into fine meal, IL 30 desired or simply
crack IT. This cannot be done with the stone or
roller, Tor the one grinds but cannot roll, and the
other rolls but cannot grind but my mill does both.
either grinding or rolling. The prices range from
one Hundred to Three Hundred Dollars The small
Size mill will grind any amount from one ton to
twenty tons in twentYfour hours, according to the
power applied and the larger will 90 sixty tons per
day. Total weight Of small EiI lis pounds Of
large mill, 675 pounds Address wM. c. STILES.
Sacramento, Cal m17.2p1m
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GENERAL NOTICES.
One Moment {!

One Moment!
Are you suffering from any ailment? Have you
any sores about you! Is your nervous system
shattered Have you pain anywhere: II any or
all OF these troubles affiict you do not delay. Pro.
cure BRISToL'S PILLS AND SARSAPARILLA 3;
in them you will be and find speedy relief I2
Ichi Ban, San Francisco, donbled In
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK l. FLETCHER export their
printing inks to japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why lchi Ban survives on low
prices Logical, isn't it Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade
Information Wanted OF Miss Louise Alb.
BOT Poultry Girl, native OF Illinois, Yer1nillion
county, who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1878 to 1878 Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR.
ClARToRYSKI, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
Cal. a24-2m
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BORN,

Graniteville. Nevada county, May 6-wife Of Elijah
Poage, a son.
Forest Hill, April 12-wife of John Mcdonald a son.
Bath, April 27-Wife of Ed. Woodbridge a daughter.
Weaverville, April 23-Wife Of ]. c. Montague a
son.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12
MARRIED..

Sacramento, May 4-By Rev. Father Grace, in St
Rose Church, Thomas Conroy to Lizzie Reilley
Marysyille. April s4-M. Katzner to Augusta Bill
hartZ.
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DIED..

Nevada City, May Sarah Peard, IL years and
months
Camauche, May 2-Andrew Meyers, 40 years.
Yankee Jim's, April 21-Mcsger Vier 4s years
Dutch Flat, April 24-John Peters, 81 years
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THIS MORNING.

d ED MEMS PICNIC, AT NAToMA GROVE.
III Cars leave at A. NJ; stop at Tenth ard
Twentieth streets. Remember, it is "1HE PIC
MIC OF the Season. Baskets will be called for free
Twenty sixth and at 7;ooITenth and O.. at 1926
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the building were wholly destroyed There
is 40 clue to the perpetrators.
Disastrous Northeast Wind.
MILWAUKEE, tWis), May 11th.--No less
than eight vessels have gone ashore or
been badly damaged on the west coat OF
Lake Michigan during the prevailing north
east gale.
Liaht.House I'm Danger.
ERIE pa, May 11th.-The storm OF
Wednesday night undermined the channel
lighthouse at this port, SO that it IS liable to
topple oves into the lake during the next
severe storm.
senator Bayard the Victim OF Burglars.
WILMINGTON (Del), May 11th.-Senator
Bayards beautiful residence in Delaware
place, on the city outskirts, was entered by
burglars and completely ransacked yesterday
afternoon. The robbers made good haul.
ThermOmetrical.
NEW YORK, May h.-Midnight.- High
est temperature, 81; lowest. 46'.
CHICAGO, May 11th.-Highest temperature,
4S'; lowest, Az.
Two Brothers Shot Dead.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), May 11th.-Two
brothers named Hawkins had quarrel with
a man whose name is unknown Tuesday even
ing at Reedville, seventy-fve miles out on
the Little Rock and Mississippi River Rail-
road. Both brothers were shot dead, and the
murderer fled to the woods and escaped.
Railroad Accident.
CINCINNATI, May 11th.-A train on the
White Water Valley Railroad was thrown
from the track by broken rail near Me-
maros, and sixteen persons injured.
Exports of Gold.
New YORK, May 11th.-Gold exports TO-
day amounted to 81, ,000,0
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OUR DRESS AND CLOAK DEPART
MENTS


MENTS
Contain the brightest and freshest selections
in the market while our prices, not alone
in a few kinds, but in all things, the
LOWEST. 1t will we'll repay those who
are interested to take peep through the
stock
WE MENTION AT RANDOM TO-DAY:
All-wool Colored and Black Queens Cloth, rs cents
yard
Wash Poplin Skirts good quality) 35 50 and 90
cents ~
Ladies Linen and Popn Dusters 81 upwards.
Chidren's Wash Suits, So 25
Ladies' Worsted Suits S. and upwards.
Forty-fve-inch Moab Sutings NEW colorngs), s.
cents.
Illuminated Dress Mixtures Double-fod), 81 10 a
yard
Summer Silks and Black and Colored Satns, 50
cents yard
Camels Hair Cloakings, ST. IS yard.
BOYS CLOTHING, in wide diversity of style and
price. Particular attention is called to the lines
of KILT SUITS and the Youths Fancy Cassl-
mere and Cheviot Suits.
Mems Black and White Checked Ties (Sateen), rs
cents.
FOR HOUSEWIVES Bread Knives that are
wonders of adaptability, IS cents and 9I. French
manufacture.
CRETONNES, from 10 cents upwards Inc pat
terms are some of the choicest selections out OF
the New York market The Reversible Cre-
tonnes-those with designs on either side
especially recommend themselves Tor ourtaln
Hangings ETC.
MECHANICS STORE,
Nos 400, 4o2. 4o4, 400. 4os K St. Sacramento.
ONE PRICE.
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MAY IA, 1882.
EAST PARK GROVE,
PICNIC OF
United Ancient Order Of DruidH.

MUSIC BY THE HUSSAR BAND
; !: : :: = ::
Nl of Is pieces. M
DANCING at the pleasure Of visi. M u
tors. HNW s.
GAMES commence at o'clock llasS.aaSlTJ
ADDRESS by Judge W. A. Henry Fase1FI
at o'clock. Etx/NI
ET Notice the Programmes and kzG Nj
come to the Grounds prepared TO en-.
Joy the pleasures OF the occasion and the polite at
teRtions Of the Druids. Every effort has been put
forth to make this Picnic success
TlCh hETS-Twenty- five Cents. Children under IL
years, Free By order. THE COMMITTEE.
ml2-2t fR CI
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNloS.
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ICE |!

MYTH INCREASED FACILITIES, AND TIP
W. encouragement OF generous patronage
already bestowed, the Capital Ice and Coal
their business at No. 1903 THIRD STREET in ths
old, liberal and accommodating way This HONE
COMPANY was mainly instrumental in reducing the
the present low figure. They now offer AZ ysboIa'
sale or retail, TO families and others, PURE BoCI
ICE, u to IL inches thick, SOLID AND CLEAR xs
CRYSTAL At prices level with competing rates
Inc BOAA lCE Is frozen on a small mountain
stream fed by springs, and with no sawrniIIs
Breweries or Slaughter. houses above 10 charge The
water with sawdust offensive and ,,pbeaItbv
matter Daily delivery in quantity desired. Orders
and season contracts respectfully solicited
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 60e ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth. m23.Im
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II you want Furnished or Unfurnishetl
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and X streets kept first class In
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. mI5-tf
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saloon Blown Up by Dynamite.

FoRT WAYNE Ind J. May 1lth.-William
Boden's saloon at Ocean was blown up by
dynamite this evening. The dynamite was
thrown down the chimney. The contents Of
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of yigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotenoy, Nervous and Physical Debi.
ity and all that class Of complaints arising FROM Ex
cess, Indscretion Abuse. The old find In this
remedy a fountain Of youth, and the young a safe.
guard and protection. DR.. LA MAR'5 SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, TO their pristine vigor Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent G. o. D., by express, 10 any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
iers to A McBoYLE g. CO., Druggists, Postofics
Box 1852. San Francisco il3- 3pR1n
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THERE BEING BUT FIVE HUNDRED
PAIRS, AND DESIRING AS MANY OF
OUR CUSTOMERS AS POSSIBLE TO
HAVE THE BENEFIT OF THIS OPPOR-
TUNITY, BUT TWO PAIRS WILL BE
SOLD TO ANY ONE PERSON.
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a ri, or was,,,ppton co.s,n.

WASHINGTON. May 1lth.-Among the
latest bits of Washington gossip is a story
that Secretary Frelinghuysen will succeed
Minister Lowell at the Court Of st. James,
and he be himssf succeeded az Secretary Of
State by ex-senator Conkline
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

LEXINGTON, May 11th.-This was the las.
day of the spring meeting of the Kentucky
Association. The track was very heavy from
this mornings rain. The first race, dash Of
two miles. was won by Pope Leo, Pathfinder
second, Glendlen third. Time, 40Gf In
the second race, Blue Bibbon stakes for three.
year-olds, mile and half. Bengal was first,
Newsboy second, Monarch third. Time,
2:54. In the third race, Consolation, mile
Time, 1:57-2:02. In the extra race for two.
year. olds, five furlongs, Wandering was first,
Madrigal second, Yiolator third. Time,
1.OSl
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
The Dublin Tragedy.

DUBLIN, May 11th.-There have been fur
ther arrests in Drogheda, Longford and Coun-
ty Meath, in connection with the assassina-
tion. Three men arrested in County Meath
have what are supposed to be blood stains on
their clothes.
The police now discredit the statement Of
the man who asserted that he had been offered
money to assist in the murders.
AT meeting of the Parnell Reception
Committee ut Cork last evening, two ex.sus-
poets being among those present. the aban.
donment of the illumination to celebrate the
release of the imprisoned members of Parlia-
ment was voted without dissenting voice.
1t is stated that as the Right Hon. NJ.
Morris, Lord Chief Justice of the Court Of
Common Pleas, and the Right Hon. Charles
Robert Barry. fourth Justice of the Court of
Queens Bench, were walking in Phoenix Park
on Saturday. few minutes after the murders
were committed, and before they knew of
them, a rough.looking man said to the Lord
Chief Justice THE Chief and Under Sec
retary have been murdered. You are the
next man spotted"
LONDON, May 11th.-The man Quail, or
Quinn. arrested at Preston yesterday on sus-
picion of being concerned in the murder Of
Cavendish aud Burke, has been remanded
until Saturday. A detective stated that he
thought he could call evidence which would
ta hin, IN, tho
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-12

LONDON, May 11th.-A match has been
arranged between Boyd, of Middlehorough,
and I.aycock, OF Sydney, Australia, for q
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30
WHAT DOES IT MEAN9

Where does Mr.. Acklen come ine II
Democratic sentiment as expressed il,
Ascension is Indicative of that prevailing
throughout the Third District, Jude.
Beattie is, to all intents and purposes,
the candidate of the Democracy in TIN.
Congressional contest. sThcre is only one
newspaper i'll the district giving q square
and outspoken support to Mr.. Acklen-
the Houma Courier. All the other Dem
ocratlc papers seem to he leaning towards
Judge Beattie and giving him encour-
agement, either directly or by iudirrc-
ton. III this parish it is rare thing To
hear Democrat say Ii word favorable to
Mr. Achlel,, while many publicly de-
clare their sympathy with Judge Beat
tie. Mr.. Acklen on his part and the Re-
pubicans of the district on theirs ouuht
to find ont if possible tho extent and
meaning of this apparent fusion and u,l-
derstandins between Judge Beattie and
the Democrats.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30
BURNING OF THE J,HE

we learn this evening that Il telegram
has been received here announcing that
the magnificent steamboat Robt. L. Lee
burned to the waters edge this morning
ut Pleasant Hill, just below Vicksburs
No information has been received us To
the value Of the cargo destroyed OF the
origin OF the fire, but we hear Il renort
that twenty lives were lost.
The destruction of this splendid boat
VIII excite general regret along the
lower Mississippi, and this feeling will
DC intensified 10y the sad loss Of life at
tending the accident. The Lee was one
OF the i.ncst and swiftest steamers on the
river and was great favority with the
travelling public.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30
JUDGE BEATTIE's POSITION.

We attended the little meeting called
by the friends ef Judge Beatfie at Oar.
rowville Thursday night, and listened
attentiyely to the speech made by the
Judge OH that soccasion. While we adj
inired his temperate tone and found much
to commend in bis remarks, we could
not fail to recognize the weakness of his
position from q Republican standpoint
and to note the unfayorable impression
he produced upon the minds Of the solid
and thinking Republicans present.
He acknowledged that he had been a
STAKEHOLDER and Democrat and had
changed his opinions, and declared that
lie expected t" change them again in the
future-a contingency which no one
familiar with his record will for moment
question. Of course, as he said, all SEN
sible men are liable to such change, but
Judge Beattie is perhaps more suscepti-
Die to the automatic Influences of time
in this respect than any ether prominent
public man in the State.
He further commended that the fact
that he was supported for Governor i'll
1879 and for Congressman in 1850 by the
Republicans now opposing him, pre-
cluded them from questioning his record
prior to those years, and asserted that he
had done nothing since then to il,jure
his status in the party. This is where
tile Judge is III error. It is what lie has
done since 158O-what he is doing now.
that forftits his claim to Republican
sutfragcs. He IS a bolter, who seeks to
destroy the organization and discipline
Of his party and place it at the mercy Of
the opposition, and as such he is entitled
to no more consideration than the soldier
who sets at defince the authority of his
officers or the communicate
who rebels against the discipline of his
church. 80
Ont Of his own month lie stands con
lemned, His course Is more detrimental
to the interests Ut the Republican party
than the oppositioll of any Democrat,
and if such nsthods are to be conn
tcnanced the party might as well aban-
don all pretense .of organization and go
INTO political action pell-mell, like any
other mob, under tie motto of every
nan for himself and the -- for the
Iindmost.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-30

The convicted star-routers, Miner aud
Rerdell, have been granted 4 new trial
and released on $4,000 bail until the 4lh
of December. They were mere subor-
dinates III authority and it is generally
regarded as ridiculous that they should
be convicted and the more pl oninent
defendants allowed to escape punish
Ment