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Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
ward Meetings.

The First Ward Republicans will
hold meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow
evening, at the Office of William Rob-
inson, No. Oil Shipley street, for the
purpose of organizing a club for the
campaign.
This evening the Republicans of the
Third Ward will m 'et at tho public
house on the corner Of Fourth and Mon
roe streets, instead 0' '' Lincoln cub
room, as was int,nIt A full attend
ance is requested, AZ business of inn
portance will be transacted.
The Eighth Ward Republicans will
meet at the Lincoln club room, at 7.30
O'Clock, on Thursday evening, for the
purpose of nominating inspectors and
assistant inspectors for the little cleo.
tion.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
Lecunre nj Rrnn tom.

Mrs. A. L. Washburn has been en-
gagged to deliver q lectnre on Courage,
the want of the age," and at the
same time to give some select
readings at Stanton M. E Church, on
Saturday evening, the 231 instant,
Mrs. Wasbburn comes very highly re.
commended as q lecturer and reader, by
the we'll known author, T. s. Arthur.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
Cedar Graft

The home of Bayard Taylor, situated
near Kennett Square, and containing
100 acres, was offered at publice sale in
Philadelphia on Tuesday, and was bid
up to 800, 900, when it was withdrawn,
that sum being entirely inadequate for
it's purchase. The 80 acres of farm land
adjoining were sold for $500 to #. e.
Sickles.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
Collar Bone Broken.

John Lowther, who resides neal
Greenville, Christiana Hundred, had
his collar bone broken, near st. Joseph
Church on Friday evening, through his
horse taking fright, and overturning tht
carriage in which he was riding. FL
was conveyed to his home when DR.
Joseph Fl. Chandler was call In ant
reduced the fractures.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
Personal.

Levi johnson and wife, of Utica, Gel
ebrated on Sunday the sixtieth ami
versary Of their marriage.
The First Church Of Charlestown,
Mass, will selebrate its two hundredth
and fifteenth anniversary on Sunday,
Nov. II.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
Fresh Tr1Pe.

Mr.. William Cox, the well.kno wn
tripe man will be on hand every mar
ket day from tomorrow { Wednesday,
at his old stand Fourth and King SITS.
with sweet fresh tripe both boiled and
raw, and he would be glad to meet his
od customers and make the acquain
tance OF new ones. Mr.. Cox will bt
found very obliging to all.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
DO not FOrKat

to take that old picture to 302 Market
street and have it copied before 1t
fades all out. Sutterley.c can enlarge them
to any size and he ca1 make you a fine
crayon off of it. If you want one call
and 500 Sutterley 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13

For Sale on Easy E6FWB.
Two new houses, building lots taken
in part payment. P. j. FORD,
Front and Madison SITS.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
OH PAImGinws

just received a fine lot of oil painting
which we will sell at auction, this even
ing at Drake & Co.'S. Auction Rooms,
II e 4th ST., without reserve.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
ahsDmenL Of Pncsp"s, ~,

G. H. Groves 8 GO. @ .,ttsnosohstI tn,s %t
shipped in ID q sloop load Of pslS pnSSstprr'( tpr
sbe Diamond State wharf It"
wich, New jersey
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
MAR RIAGES,

AYTON-SHOLL-In Philadelphia, on
September 7th, by the Rev. Enoch SJubbs.
Mr.. William T. clayton aud Miss Maggie
y. Sholl, both OF Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13

George B. Metzner, at No. 103 East
Third street, is prepared to favor all
who call with clean shave or hair cut.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
The Pie Me,

That was to come of at Rosendale
Park on Monday, Sept. IL. was post
poned until Thursday, Sept. IA, 1889.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13

D II. MONEY, BOARDING, SALE AND
DE- exch Inge stables between 9th and 7th,
Monroe and adams. Boarding reasonable.
AlsO stalls fer rent. iy27-n
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
heyS Found.

Five keys found in the street on Sat
urday last are awaiting an owner at
this Office.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13

TTNEETH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful teeth at %, g., So and $40 utaa4xS
d set Teeth extracted without pain BY the
use Of gas. Over 80 yeNrs experience. nH
4ALLIAG HER, No. 1876 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13

DR. KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE
~ gt0rer, is tho wonder Of the age for all
nerve diseases. All dts stopped free send
10 o8l Arch str Oh NilAdslphia, Pa
Daily Republican., 1882-09-13

D. n. q. Mas GtvsA Better BnGIsTae
to customers than anything we have
ever sola for Shin or Blood disease, j
A. Flexner, Louisville, KY. Price Vi
and $175 per bottle Of all druggists.
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TIE GsRMAN FEELING.

1t is said that the Emperor OF Germany
has been very greatly annoyed by tie late
speech of General Skob loft. He is the
more likely to be angered By such an
ebullition because he Is martinez, and
knows that 40 general officer would dare
60 give utterance TO such sentiments unless
he was assured that his Government would
at least hold him harmless. It is not to
be believed that General Skobelof acted in
this case without On understanding with
llis superiors, and it il not to be believed
chat the latter eculi not and would not
have compelled him to refrain from saying
what ne did, had they been averse to his
views. Emperor William feels that no
such thing could have happened in Ger
many, and therefore he is the less disposed
to accept the pretense that Skobeloff
represents nobody but himself And what
makes the thing more serious is that
the truth of Skobe'off's representations
OF the prevalent Russian sentiment towards
Germany is undeniable. The Germans
thoroughly understand that the Russians
hate them, and they return the national
antipathy with interest The Russian
hatred OF the Germans is, moreover,
euriously like the German hatred of the
jews; it has sprung from the superiority
of the detested people. Germany has
outstripped Russia in civilization. and the
Russian Government has found it neces-
sary to procure German instruction in
great many instances. Hence has arisen
the international dislike, which on one
aide takes the form of jealousy. and on the
other of contempt. Nor can it be doubted
that these nations will at no distant time
come into collision, and Germany may
perhaps conclude that it Will not be best
for her to wait uatil Russia is ready for
war. To-day Germany could with CON.
parative ease ohastise her powerful neigh
Dor, bat should the latter have ample time
for preparation the contest would be 3
very serious and possibly even a doubtful
ona
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4ais aoRNIsqs NEWS

In Kew York Government bones are quoted at
1I Tor As Of 1851 l1ls for 40; loo2 Tor SIS; ter
ling, e s5a4 So; silver bars IA.
silver IL London, SD; consola, 1oolj; per
cent. United States bords extended, 1884, 4s Il9i
tss. ny
In san Francisco half dollars are qaoted At dis
count to par Mexican dollars. so9S0ss,,
Miuiag stocks opened rather qlietly in san Fran.
cisco yesterd4y morning. with but little ehslge lie
values In soiae lines there was considerable bust
ness, especially in Be.cher about 1900 shares cell
Ing, chiefly at 500
Rev Samuel johnston, q co-laborer with -trson
aud Phillips Ia ant. slavery times, is dead.
4 fire At PhiisdsIphil yesterday caused damage to
The amount q $4,000. Several persons are miss
ing.
A heavy STOW storm prevailed yesterday in
Nebraska, Utah and Idaho.
Mrs. John A. Grover committed suicide sundsy
night at Laramie City, Wyoming.
Fire at MERGED also at Merrimsc, Mas
Two more victims of the explosion at Chester.
Pa, died sunday night.
The river Is rapidly rising at Cincinnati. and the
highest water eyer known there Is expected.
Mary land .na Texas lands are offered to Jewish
refugees.
An aged and selpless couple named johnson
persisted in the danes of the burning resideaee OF
their son near Halifax, N. s. Sunday ght.
James Armstrong, gosed by a COW in San Fran
cisco Friday. died Of his injuries yesterday.
Near Pennington. San joaquin comfy, Miss
Sarah Ratlh fatally burned by her clothes tax
ing Ere the flames setting The house atlaze, and it
was etdrsly eoasgned.
HighwayIssn arc stIl busy in Nevada county,
vas beaten in shocking manner for rot having
more than 81.
The Pacific Blsrk Of tle North American Turner
Bund met al san jose yesterday and elected officers.
The annual festival win be held in Sacrament, in
June.
The gross value Of sll taxable property in Oregon
; given at Ss5, 53l7I6.
Two more arrests have been made a. Portland,
Or, in conuect3oa siSh the Brown murder.
Don Juan Forster, the weIlknown San Diego
county pioneer. died yesterday, at the age Of CT.
At National City, San Diego county, Sunday a
man named Brady was dangerously stabbed by
another named Doyle.
IN fight resulting from dispute over The SPELL
ms o. a"Otui sunday evening, at hdYeileyi Neb.i
R. D. Raw Slot and instantly killed James Cook.
John Thomas drowned at Victoria, b c.,
Thursday,
Father Leroy, much esteemed priest Of Vietoris.
B. C., died in lhst city Sunday.
Sergeant Mason, who shot at Guteau, is being
tried at Washington by Court martial
Three children were burned to death yesterday at
Ameliasburg, enk
The famous Jsrdin de Mabille at Paris has been
sold for building purposes.
Afeyere slees storm greatly interiered with tele-
graphic communication with the East last night
Omaha entirely cut OF from Chicago, aud 900
poles Frustrated the railroads out Of Kansas
CHtr
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AN INvfgT1aATIoN M oepEa

The necessity of Congressional inquiry
into the history of the Peruvian Company
has already been asserted. and it seems
quite probable that even those who would
most gladly bury the affair in oblivion may
be compelled to acquiesce in that course.
For under the circumstances the unsup-
ported assertions of the prominent citizens
whose names have been connected with
the project, to the effect that they had
nothing to do with it, are not likely to be
accepted implicitly. The case is hardly
one in which partisanship can fnd any
capital, for men of both parties have been
named as associated with it. As, more
over, Mr.. Blaine's friends are just now try
ing to screen him by pretending that he is
the victim of conspiracy, he ought to be
among the first to court an investigation.
It is true that wherever there are intelli-
gent readers his own dispatches have long
since produced convection as to his utter
unfitness for the Office he recently held, and
It is not at all conceivable that this verdict
can be modified by any fresh evidence
So far the history of the case may be said
to be closed, and Blaine has been quietly
deposed from the eminence he for
merly occupied in the judgment OF
those who had but scsnt knowledge
of his true charac er. The American
people have no use for Jinga statesman.
ship, as their reception of Biaine's extra
ordinary dispatches to foreign Govern
ments has cono'usively shown. That kind
of thing went out of favor a long time
ago, and it il not likely to become the
vogue again during the lifetime Of this
generation. In order to settle the Peru
Wan Company business completely, how
ever, Congressional investigation is Ger
sainly in order, and We hope thai it will be
determined upon.
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AFPoRFIoNEIEaT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL
FUNDS
OFFICE OF STATE CONTROLLER,
G.o,.,,uNra Eah-,or,, 10 &c

DAOhahLNIO, L tUIUaIy 10, IOO-, J
Hon. Fred. NJ. Campbell, Superintendent
Public Instruction-Sir In compliance with
an Act of the Legislature, have the honor
to report as follows: The securities held in
trust for the school fund by the State Treas.
urer consist of bonds of the State Of Cali
fornio, amounting to 81. 7S7, 800, together
with bonds of different counties of this State,
aggregating SOL. 900, which are described as
follows:
State Capitol bonds, ls7o-7 per cent. s2s6, eco 90
State Capitol bonds, ls72-7 per cent. $4,000 90
State funded debt bonds, '7S-6 per ct 1856 SEQ 90
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Sacramento February 1S-By Rev T. II. B. Ander.
son, Warren r. Drew 20 Lizzie Dunn.
San Fraueisco, February l9-Valrey Billiard to Tflie
Gnnnerson.
San Francisco, January 2o-M. E. GaIliyan to N. A.
Wuffng.
San francisco. February 1e-patrick Leonard to
Ellen Pagan
L91i, February l5-JOhn Quggle to Aggie Brewster,
Auburn. February 14-Fr,nk W. Cook to vio.a Fl.
Raekliff.
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DIED.

DIED.
Sacramento, February 1S-Antone Mauretiab na-
tive Of Austria, 81 years and IL months (San
Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles and Austrian
papers please copY)
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Red Mems Hall (hiasonic Temple), Sixth and X
streets, this (Fuesday) afternoon at $50 o'clock
jackson, February 11-Louis Teller, " years.
Wheatland, February l2-T j. Hamilton. SO years.
10 months and s days.
Near Stockton, February l7-Rosa j. Ward 81
years. 10 months and 10 day..
Stockton, February IS Achsah L. Torrance, CO
years
Santa Gruz-Elizabeth Smith, IS years.
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FGDTuaIY To- IoSz. 80 4I5 %
Yours respectfully,
ID. NJ. KENFIELD, Controller.
OFPIcE STATE SUPT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, |
SACRAMENTO. February 20, 1882.
In accordance with the foregoing state
meat of the Controller, have this day ap
porsioned the State school money to the
several counties as follows:
Total number OF census children between and
II years Of age entitled TO re Give school money,
2l1 ,237 ; amount per child, 81 o. amount a2por-
toned 81. ~ $50 "A.
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ElRM

Sacramento, February l9-wlfe of J. J. Carroll, a
daughter.
COUSINS, daughter
West Oakland, February S-wife of George Gusbee,
son.
conlteryille, Mariposa county, February wife of
W. J. Mccarthy, son.
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FOREIGN.
sk,be,on.s speech.

JoyDoS. February 205h.- The Times,
commenting on Skobeloff s speech, says: The
Russian Government, by its lsxness in disci-
nine becomes morally responsible for state
IF things dis timely endsugering the peace Of
Europe. General Skobel Fl s position cannot
fail to breed alarm and suspicion in the imam
cial and political world. Europe has right
TO ask the Cars authority to be used to pre-
vent recurrence of firebrand speeches from
Russian Generals
The Trouble in Ireland.
DUBLIN. February 20.h.-The military in
charge at Carricl. on-Suir, from which ten
ant hes besn evicted, were fired upon, but
volley dispersed the assaiiants.
Neither Encouragement nor Opposition
sr PETERSBURG, Feb.usry 20sh General
Tynatieff Minister Of the Interior, has In
formed the Jewish rabbi that the Govern
ment would neither encourage nor oppose the
emigration Of Jews.
Hens from Paris.
PARIS. February 20sh.-Gsueral Mirabel
has heen displaced ny General Vemiilamot.
TIE Jardin de Mabille has been sold tor
building purposes.
naudant of the Sixth Army Corps, and Cen
eral de Guliffss transferred to the Twelfth
Corps.
Helpless Old Couple Burned to Death
HALIFAX, February 20sh.-James john
son's house, near here. was burned iast night,
and his parents. helpless from cid age, per-
ished 10 the flames.
The Anti-JewIsh Ou'rascs.
LONDON, February 2osh.-The 81 fish Con-
sul ar reports tend to exterminste the serious
ness OF the anti. Jewish riots in Rrss'a. The
loss OF life aad outrsges On womsn sls gsner'
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property is fully confirmed. The statemant
IS confirmed about 100 Jews being shamesnlIv
rnAltreated at Warsaw, ten or twelve of whom,
died of their injuries.
Three Children Burned 10 Death.
RELLEvILLE (Ont J, February 20th.-Geo
Cunningham's house at Ameliasburg was
burned to-day, ard three children persisted
in the flames.
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Three Chfldrsn Burned to Death.

BECOMING FRIGHTEHED.-Some of the
San Francisco papers are openly express
ing their alarm at the condition OF the city
sewers. and say that an epidemic of diph.
liberia is threatened.
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Hu nboldt county bonds-9 per cent. d.
Mendocino county bonds 8 per cent.
Napa county bonds-7 per cent.
Sacramento county bonds-6 per cent.
San Luis Obispo county bonds-10 pr ct.
San Luis obispo county bonds-s per ct.
Santa Barbara county bonds-l0 per ct.
Solano county bonds per cent. ......
Stanislaus county bonds-S per cent.
Tehama county bonds--S per cent -. &.
Tulare county bonds-10 per cent 80.
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AAp2,Er

SAVE doctors bill by keeping the system
in order with Kidney. Wort 1t will do it.
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% TOMORROW BEING WASHINGTONS
BIRTHDAY, WE SHALL CLOSE OUR
STORES AT II O'CLOCK.
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Sl,797,5OO 90
Total securities held in trust for school

lot1l SecuIibits heiu III iuot iOI scHOOl
fund. MISREPRESENTATION. 81 $50 400 90
The money in the State Treasury belonging
to the State school fund, subject to apportion.
ment is 81, 4S3, 4l3, as follows:
Balance unapportioned August Is, 1851 $50 90
Amount received from the following
sources since last apportonment
From property tax............... l. 215, 40S 05
From poll tax. ................ 57,3l1 IS
From interest on State school lands 1880 II
From int on bonds held in trust. 6S, l02 So
S1,4s3, 474 90
Less amount refunded to San Joaquin
county for an overpayment of int. 6l 90
Total amount subject to apportionment
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1892 Washington's Bi1thday-l882

FENHE mp O. r. NJ WILL CELEBRATE
4 the anniN ersary at their Hall, onS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 22d, -
commencing at o'clock. Banquet at xSgsSSesrSSs
Fishers Restaurant. All members of the four
Tribes, soiourning Brothers, together with their
lady friends, are cordially invited.
j. ?. COUNTS, Chairman of Committee.
fe2l-2t TB CT
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The Duelio In Virginia.

RICHMOND, February 2Otb.-The Governor
has vetoed the anti-duelling bill. In TIE
Hanover County Court, counsel opposed the
examination by the Grand Jury of witnesses,
on the ground that their evidence, while it
may serve to fssten the guilt on the pruci-
pals of duel, would tend to criminate them
selves as participants. The Court decided
that the point was well taken, and discharged
the witnesses, The result was that no pre-
sentiments could be made by the Grand Jury.
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OMAHA February 29sh. = At Haverlv,
Neb., sunday evening, James Cook and r.
d. Raven. the latter from Kentucky. got
into dispute in bar-room about spelling
the word psddler. They got into o fight,
when Raven drew revolver and SHOT Cook
through the heart, killing him Instantly.
Raven was Immediately arrested by bystand-
ers and lodged in Jail. and afterwards taken
to Lincoln to prevent lyaching by the ex-
cited ard indignant friends of the deceased,
who was a much-respected young man.
Raven is tramp painter, and was regarded
as DANGEROUS character.
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NestruciInn bY EIre.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2Oth.-A FIRE in
day, destroyed the entire stock, worth
$50 600, aud the stock of several other firms
in the same building. Total loss, $3.50, GOO.
The charred body Of an uolrrown man was
found on the second floor when the fire was
s1bdued. A number of persons ere missing.
MERRIMAc Mass J. February 2Osh.-Foster
& Prescott's factory was burned to-day. Less.
$50, 600; insurance, $4,000.
HAvERHILL Mass, February 20sh.-The
latest estimate of the losses by the FIRE is
81 $50 COO; insurance. 81. coo, 000
Fatal Dispute Over the Spelling OF %
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suicide OF q Woman.

LARAMIE CITY (Wyo J, February 20th-
Last night Mrs. John A. Grover, alias Dolly
Bailey. alias Pussy Newport, alias The
Blonde, a prominent member of the demi-
herself through the head. She had had
trouble with her most recent husband, Mr..
Grover, which. it is supposed, is the cause of
the deed. Pussy Newport will be remem-
bered as the woman who, while living at
Lincoln, Neb, started out to reform, but af-
terward said it was useless, go long as the
Nebraska Legislature was in session.
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An Exciting and Probably Fatal Affair at
Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, February 20th.-A very ex
citing and probably fatal affair took place
this evening on Jefferson street, between
Sixth and Seventh, in which Joe Wyatt, ex-
Government Marshal, VINO bagged more
Moonshinsrs than any other man in the
country, was badly. and no doubt fatally,
wounded by Joe Cunningham and Thomas
Comedy, two Deputies of the Court. Wyatt
is man of celebrated nerve, and is
one who has never known fear
He has had many exciting incidents
in his life and has shot several men but gen.
orally was acting in self-defense OF in the dis
charge of his duty as Government officer
But this time he has probably met his mar.
During the affair fourteen snots were fired.
fhe difh;uly commenced in the Assor
House. 8 little hotel directly opposite
fire engine house, and ended in the
street., where Wyatt was shot. The
origin of the difficulty was witnessed
by none but the participants, consequently
it is somewhat Cliff eult to give the exact par
ticu!srs. 1t seems that warrant was sworn
out for the arrest of Wyatt, charging him
with selling liquor to mino B. He airing of this,
he swere that be would pay no attention to
the warrant. He wou,d BE- id il he'd
pay he zines, and no officer could arrest
him." He is said to have threatened to
shoot auy mlu VINO laid hands on him. The
oticers attempted 20 arrest him, when he
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The An;i.Chinese Bills,

New York, February 20th.-The Mail and
Express Washington correspondent says !:
Senator Miller, of California, will to-day or
to- morrow call up from the calendar the bill
regarding Che immigration treaty and press
it, after it has been discussed a reasonable
length Of time. Several Senators desire to
speak on it. Representatives Page and Pa
checo Intend to press it in the House also, in
few days. The P4cific coast people are not
as radical in this matter as they have been.
They do not demand that the Chinese must
go, but they want white labor protected from
Monaghan competition by restrictive legisla-
ton. There is no passion exhibited in the
matter this year at Washington. but en- the
contrary the Pacific coast people now talk
plain common sense in their arguments.
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LONDON, February 2o.h.-The b. fish Con-
suar reports tend to exterminste the serious
ness of TIE ant. Jewish riots in Rosa. The
loss OF life and outrsgss On women $40 gsner'
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Mining Suit in Colorado.

DENVER. February 2Oth.-In the Urised
States District Court to-day bill in chan
Gerry was fled against the Bull Domingo Min
ing Company, in behalf of Mrs. Isabella
Stark, of Chicago, holder of 10000 shares of
the stock. The suit is to prevent the transfer
of the property of the Bull Domingo Com
pany to new company which is being CT.
gained in New York. and to have Receiver
appointed. 1t is alleged that the mine ia be-
lieved to be worth several millions of dollars,
and that movement is on foot to get The
property away from, tie stockholders under
the pressure of debt created and held by
ring in New York