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CENTENNIAL.
1776.
187G.
PROCLARflATBOIM.
Chicago and North-Vest-
era Eailway.
The E'apitlRr I.uu.o Overland.
TOAiSEVfiBIW FOB OtllCMGO. Nlapira Falls,
X Pllishiirjj. Mil aib-thl-i. Moi-treal. (Jin-bee, New
Y'ork. Itoston. or miy point !: st, should ouy t li-eir
'ji,j:.N(,iti'mi-,m'i ViCKE'i'si
Via file J'ioiioer JCtuitc,
Tin;
Cliicajin and ?ori!ivcstini Railway.
i)HS IH Tilt: HGST JtnUTH HAST.
Its Trie's is of STK L K U S. ami on it Vie b-'ii
madeihe F V-Tr"si time th it hi-ever been M vDK In
thlst-outi'rv By thi--route pn--.en:;er-i' r points eai of
Chicago lueuiolceol the lollov.i'.a: lines fioiulhlca-
1!V THE PITTSIU'PG. r'oitT VAYNn AND CHI
CAGO AN'ti PBNN-.YLV vNIA HAILWAYS:
3TIIK0U0H 'CUAIN's iia'U.Y, wl'h "Hitman Pal
ace I ar thrmti.ii to PI.llaae!piit-i and New York
on each train.
-1 TIIHJUUII TIHIN', with Pullman Palace Cars to
JL Baltimore and WnthliiK'un,
II V THE I, VKK SIIOB.R AND MtCIltmN SOUTH
KUN RAILWAY' AND CONNECTIONS' (KV
YOHK CKNTUAL AND KKIU JtAlUtUAUs):
3 Til HOUGH TRUSS" DA ll.Y.w'th Palace Draw
Ing Koom and Sliver Palace sleeping Cats tliioush
to New York
uv the MirmiAN centual ohnd trunk.
.HlKsT WttsTHKN AND KKIh AND NEW
YwllK CKNTKALltUuW-vY'S
O TI1UOUGH 'I HAIXS. with Pullman ralace Driw
O ImMtoou anil Sleerlt.jr Urs, tlirmiL'ti to New
York, to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, itoiliester, or New
Yoikcity.
BY B.U.TIMOItE AND OHtO BAILltOAD:
i THttOURII TltUN-J tJAH.Y, with Pullman Pal
J ace Carn lor Newaik, Znncwille, Wheeling, Wash
ington, find Baltimore, without change.
This is the 8HOHTKST, BLST, and oinv line run
nlnir the I'ullnisn relefcratt-il I' iLAOK SL1PING
I' Wis AM) COACHES, connecting wilii Union Pa
c He Railroad at OMAHA, and from the WEST, via
Grand Junction. Mnishall, Cedar Itnpids, Clinton,
Stirling, and Dixon, lor CHICAGO AND 'J His.
UAST.
Thi popnial route is tinMiipaefeil for pjed. Com
fort, and h.i civ. The Miiiunh, velMiaiJafrt''il. and
neiTeci tract: of"to 1 rail", 'lie celehrateii Pnllinan
I'nlacii-lei'pliiy Curs the perfect Telegraph Siteni
of niovlnu jr.'iiui, the it'nlaHI(v Willi ltich tie y inn,
tl e adni ratiie arrati'emenj I'nr ttinnin;; through ca s
to t hicao froTii ad imliit West. , cute to pi--eneis
all the eiimfotis in n.odern Kallway Iraeilnir. No
Cl.t-nes ol Curn and no tedloa. dilnei at Ftiies.
Pai'eriEreri will find tii'l.e'i ia this Nvirite ltonle
t the Ocue.r.i'. Ticket Oalte ot the Central Pacific
.hadro-i't. Sin 'ifmento.
'J'leUi't for i-ale In all the Ticket Offlcis of the Cen
tral Pueiiie ltai tout.
W II. htBXNKTT, Gen. Pas. A(;ent.
MAHTIN IIUOIIITr. Gen. friip.
II. P. WI'ANWOOD, General Agency, 351 Vinil
gijmery tttett, Sail Fiancleco. an2tf
TJio Grandest Acblcrmuwit oJ' this Age 1
The Ziittlo Bdonitor
SB3W5iSfJ JSIACSJIWEI
S MlJi'TT?.!':: HO KOSJ3J1WS!
No re-Aviiiding' oC Tlircnd. Makes the
LofkStiteli, Cluiin Stitch, and Ca
ble Htitcli, lVoin two comnier
cii'.l spools, direct.
TTT IS THE I.I0I1TIT HUS'NINO, AND JIAKKi
m. th-1 le-ict noise of any maeiinie In tiiftvvorUI. The
rao-t simpl" in coiflrtietion ami the eaiest op-rated.
Will sew fioni the Urn rt to the heaviest ol fabrics
without any change ot tension.
SES1V.4 -1Z Vti OSST, IVTKJI
Than any other Machine, inakins .Wttltchesto the
rexoiution.
The public are Invited t' cill and see thla
Sitlsfai'ti'Mi fruannteed or money refunded.
For lurther pirticnlars call at
101 Thud Street, near Alder, Good TempUrt' Build-
Ug' Hilts. A. St l'AXTOIV,
Sole Acnt fur Oregon.
V.T. W. JIAIITIN, Aj,-eiit, Ralein.
W" finnit rfanoni.Ille Agents ianted to canviss
nil parts of tthe Mate.
Port'at.d, Apr'l !tf
Copartnership.
joi::; junto. waltee a. auaks.
JinCEOl'l'l! ?
aUERINO SHEEP,
fBlAKl! I-'ea-iiriilnoffei-incto the WoolOio'ieih of
1 oiecoiiiii'd tb iidj.-lnltur Tcrritoi ' chance
to purchase THOKOUGllllUK!) Jt-'ltIN0y, and a
"lit ln ptrtlc" interested tlat they can, "' Will en
deivor to. sell sheep of Hie same (piaUt y at d , "u ''
MICH I'HKAPEIt HATKS tlnn such can posntii)
be liuported. t-xainintllon and conipan' u with o'li
er " eep offered lu tho ii.arl.et are roictl illy inUtud.
Address JUNTO .V M) VMS,
Sab'in. Oieswi.
f3. r.. The Rnrn nnil Him I.amlis of Hie (1 ck cau
1m seen on the ISLAND 1'A't.M, iidjo'-ninj; Salem.-Tt-eEmscan
be seen at the sinie place, t.r at lite
HILL KAU.M fouranl a hall miles soiilh of the lit).
Sa'em, September II), IHTS.
C. A. rtcED,
Salem. )
I (Ho. WooiiWAiai.
1 IVtllaul.
Kca! Estate Agency.
KF.K1I & V.00HWAH5),
HAVE ASSOCIVTF.D TIII5MELVE TOGUTII
er fo- llw transacilon of a Heil listate business,
with principal oiileo ut
SALEM, OREGOy,
Ve luve, at tlte pnent time.
Choice Farms for Sa5c.
All persons desirons of mnlslntr purchases of land
or Keal r slate aro request' rt to call and examine the
inducements we can olVer !u Hie way of
Town froperty ami Farmlii'j: I.nnds.
Pirtle. wishing lo sell land will do well to "Ivo n
ncall before placing their property in the hands of ,
oU.er agencies. REED Jt WOODWARD.
May II, 1873. wlf.
Pure-'red Fowls for Falo. j
T I0IIT AND DARK JlitArans, BUFF CO
iJ ebins, Hoii,"au, Mlvtr and Gold Sp-inLled Piv
lands. Si ver SnHiuled IMntburtrs ltlack-I!reateo
lied Gallic. En'ish licrkln. Wlil'e China Geoe,
I.art-o Ilronzu Turkej. Hen K2R. f.1 per dozen.
White China Geese t'irgs, $3 per dozen.
Pure-Bred Slioep and Goats.
Spautsb VlfftHx. New Oxfort-h re and CotswoM
ross. and Merino Grades, Tnor auhbred and i.mlrd
Aneora Goats.
j.i..i'Ai:iiiiti.
halem Feb. 13, 13T3.
um
CO. S. QZiZZJu
Attorney ut. Xia-v,
p&hEM, OIIBGONV
Oflcu rrai the OW Conrt-Uo"u. ' ,
f1 IP T T1 fH V A iOtT Tr
4WXlJrJaiiV
Otilo Mt'lliocllsU mid the Third Term.
Cincinnati. Dec. 2S. At the tcmiltr
weekly nieelln: of Methodist preachers
x,terilay.tliel)liinp'lla'en matter wa. tin
der coii-ltleia'.lon. One set ol resoliillons
vvasollVicil declliiliiftu exptcss tin opin
ion on the third term and deploiin; Ha
ven's eaiitri. Another .-et I'Xpre iimaze
nient at tho Hiniecesary al.inn over so
little a matter, (letivlinr Haven s nalit lo
speak lor the wlio!e ehn'ch and nttetly op -
tio-iii"; any conn-e hm hctween elintch
and "late. A Inietluit livelj-tli-eti Ion
tollovved, ainl th.ally the entirc'inirter vv.-t
laid on the table, vv'lticli U pinhalily the
end of tho Ml1 ji ct.
IM.ilii. Cic t'lit.
Xra- Yoiili. Dec. 2s. I'he linard of
Aliiernieii have ol tit-led that in iiniiineiii
(iiMtion ol Ihe iidiiptimi ot Hie Star Sp.tn
oled lSaiiiier hy the l ontitiitloii:1 Army
fur its sttu.d.iid, on J.inuaiy 1, 1771!. the
Nntioinil enlj;ii he ilip!ayed on every
public hiiililin;; in the city Iiiiin -imrUo lo
sain-et on New Year's tlay, and the pro
pi le uts of hotel, places ol nniii-cmcnt
ami other public, places. and nia.-tersot vu-N-I-
In the harbor he retpietted to display
thler tlas on that day. The aldermen
hope this, commemoration tntiy be general
throughout tho country.
flecchcr ItiiiSered
Wlieu Heniy tt'tud lieechcr returned
from church l.-t, evening he was servul
with a Munition and complaint in a suit
for malicious pioectitlou. by Fraud, D.
Moiilton. In the Mipreiue Court for King's
county, forijoO.OOU
V.ol'ier Illturee 'ne PIOO ter IVecli
Alliiaony t'liiliiieil.
AValker, the Calltorula Vinegar Hitters
man. Is suing tor a dlvoiee troin his wife.
The latter applied ye-teitlay for tin order
for alimony of $iOU pel week and $:M)00
coun-el fee, claiming that her hu-hantl i
worth a million dollars and that lie is ie-,
celving a vast income. Walker sweats
thht he is only worth about $IU0.0oU hut
has an annual income, of 100,000. Pend
ing the itigutnent of the tpie-ilon ot per
manent ahiinouy, tho court awarded ."i()
per week alimony, which she swears is
the amount she has Leeu teeelvi'it: fioin
her hii-liand for pocket money. The ease
is badly complicated by chaiges and
eouiitei-chaige ot every kind ol iniijuily.
lei'llttx 4'oiiiatit-Bmicii!el.
Washington, Dec. 2c. Ex-Governor
Newell, of New Jer-ey, President of the
National Council of the Union League of
Ameiica. has cniuiteriuanded the meeting
oideietl for Philadelphia next mouth, and
convened the -nb-coiiimitleo in New Yolk
on Jan. (ith, at noon.
I;olu:fon null JtrcIlroeM.v.
London, Out., Dee. 29. The Cliumher
ol Coinmeree has paed a resoluilou re
couiniending tho adoption by Goverimient
ot a polity ot ptoteetiou a most henelieial
for the country miller pieseitt circum'-taii-co;
alt, for the renewtil of the reetpioei
ty Hade lelations with tho United stales.
tVooilille Cotl. .UliiiiiK ' Milt.
San FitANCisCO, Dee. 21). In the 'nit ol
Marion J. McDonald against tho Wond
vlllo Coll. Mining Co., the defendants tiled
their an-wer to-day, setting foith that the
mtitti-r in dNpute exceed- the sum of !?."l),
01)0. Ot the capital stock ot tho Compa
ny, 00,000 shit i es Wele distributed among
tho 'tockholtlers. The allegation that con
tiguous claims' are worthless I denied, tho
body ot oie which they contain being al
leged to give the stock of the Company Us
chief value. The charge of fraud is like
wise denied; llkevv Ke thur, Pear-on induced
tho corporation to pay $70,000 for 52,:!25
share of the capital "stock of tho youth
Woodville Mining Co. Thi stock is rep.
le-enud to he worth to the Company the
lull value of Us stated amount. After
other denial, the answer piays the (Joint
to proceed noi'iuther in the suit, and le-tpie-ts
that the same be referred to tho U.
a. Circuit Court.
TTue,!M;l .Sauls.
The tugboat Kivnl, property of the Cen
tral P.icitlu Itallroad Company, sunk at
her innoiiug. aloiigldn tho long wharf.
Oakland, lat night. The lierinau itnd
one (leek hand uartnwly ec.i)Oil going
down with her. She will be a total los.
AcrlLed.
SAN FltANCI.'CO, Dec. 27. Tho Occi
dental and Oriental Company's steamer
Oceanica arrived thi evening from liong
Kong via Yokoliantuia. making the trip
ti out Hong Kong in 27 days and Yoko
hama in 1 days.
I'lirKliiry.
Fiplav night M. vloik stoic of Jl, IV r
ktw 17, No. lOOSbtoclvtoM t(ree(, was en
teieil lluough the skylight lioin vvhleli.d
Cliiue-e bamboo ladder was suspended
and .t 2.3 00 win th of silks, cashmeres and
alia wis were taken.
JJoiul.v mill Sun hey to lie Uivilett.
Tliu San Frhnclco Minlteihil Union
has voted to invite Moody and Saukey to
vi-lt this coiut at their eailiest couven
IfllCC. ttllu (Iter lint Iilt:eil.
Pai.Is.viu:. Dec. 23. Yesterday morn
ing the engineer of tho Katcru hoiuitl
etnlgiant train discovered tho body of a
man on the track a slioit distance ahead of
tho engine, about 14 miles we-t of hire.
He wti-, unable to stop the train until the
body had been en tied about 1.10 feet. It
wa then removed from the track In a
le.irl'ully mangled condition, Several cuts
vvei'o found on tho body; two near the
throat, which uiust have Iwn indicted
with a knife. The opinion Is that ho was
murdeiid by a man who had been with
Jit in lor seveisil day, and has, undo hi
escape, and that after committing tho
crime lie pliccd tho body on tliu Ir.iek to
avo'd suspicion. Tho body was taken to
lieowue ny the pawngcr train, ami an In
quest hehl; hut nothing could bo found lo
lead to it identification. The vrrdict i en
dured was. that tho deceared camo to hi
death hy being run over i by tho ttaln,
while hi a statu of hitoxhn'tiou, as ho bail
been seen thinking during the pievloui
evening.
fi.iiuXiHiiZ t'oiitract. -San
Fhamisco. Dec. 2S. A caw) was
tried In .lodge .foachlmci.'s court this
morning, In which a i.aintil O.Domiell
sued Thompson it Co., ihio of tho linns
engaged lu dealing in ,'jnits" and ,,cull"
mi iiiitilijj; sleek. In tho conic ol'tlio (rial
ludgo .fonchiin-en csptCsscd the opinion
that a egtjtnct for delivery of flock on a
pirflcular date 1' a lpgnl contract;" but a
: nmtr.ii-t m nav the dillerenco between a
stated price and tho price the stock might
command on a pnrtkiilar day, is a gam
bling contract, ami cannot Do entorceu in
1 .'
Tiic I'r'NtIPiit orVciiMiteln to ViMt lite
t eiili'imiiil 1 -vpovlllon.
Xr.w YoitK. Dee. SO. Xcws received
hi'ie ot tho mtit rellahh- nature fay 1'ir-s-
iilen Gnnian. of the I'epnhlic of Veliza-
ela. will vUit the I'eiit.'imial at Philadel
phia, mid will al.olrnvcl eMeiwIvi'lv In
j the foiled bti.tej. Mr. Pile, lontierly
Mini-let-theie. will shorty leave Caracas
on hoard the -teauihip ISollv.ir for Phlla-ili-lpbi.i.
ti Mini-tir Plenli oti niltuy ami
Knvoy Rx'iiinrilluary "f etuziieli to the
I'niti'd Mate. One ot the uio-t liupott
,'ltlt tak be has been bitilistiil wtll l,to
facilitate the settlement of elal'ii of till
country on Ihe Wncne'.a (loveiinnent.
Mr. Pile, it is undei-looil, will solicit the
Intel volition ot our government hi ur.iVe
ilipute vihlcli have lately iien between
Holland and Venezuela.
SiogitH aZiismiry.
A Boton ilNpateh -ays: A Fieiichman
nniut.il Cbtirli- L-iCarlierle has fornud a
Ma-nnic, Lodge of printer, pre-men.
dogftneiers and o:ne per-ons of higher
standing, independent of tho Grand
Lodge of that city. He initiated the men
intothe various degree for a fee of $10; but
difference arose between him and the
biethern and lliiiilly. on suspicion of being
an impo-tor. he whs aiTetcd. The mem
bers whom lie initiated assert that mem
ber, ot the other lodges admit that Ihe
pass-noids given hy him are all right.
LaGnrliciie says the whole affair I a con
spiracy and he will expose tho mi-ercants
of the Grand Lodgo In court.
Ai'tnmsMs Aifricnltiii'iil t'ollctfo Serll.
Washington, Dec. :!0. Gen. ft. 11.
Cowan. A i-tant Seentaiy of the Interior
makes tiic following statements with rcler
enee to the article p.ihli-hcil hi New Yolk
lat Sat ut day, chniglug him with issuing
agiiciiltural college scrip to tile htato of
Aik:ina. in dellaliee of the expie--(d
will of Congtes. wliiih reipiired thai
State to pievIouly make anangetneiits
lor Itmdlng ceitali! of it bonds hell a
pait of the Indian Tiu-t Fund. ireay
the article links one item of impoitaticc
lo the completion ot th.e hl-tnry. namely,
the fact that the old and worlhle bond
ot Aikansa. held by the Seeretnty ot, the
Intel lor In tiu-t. were ivfunded. pilnclpa!
and iiitore-t. by the new bnnil-. in aieoid
tince with tho arrangement made, before
the agilculttual -clip was lelen-etl. though
not conipletetl until attervvnid. He tur
ther says that the Sect etary ol the Inteilor
hold-the new honils tit thi- time. Tl.eie
was no impropiicty in the action ot the
Department in legard to ti.e matter, and
the whole action was regit rdid at the time
and is still upheld as piopcr, legularand
stilctl" legal. ' "
.'ii:i3tifiiSiiiecN AilMl3tled.
AVasiiusCTON, Dee. 27. The President
today appointed Edgar Mills and Chri
topher Green, of Sacramento, and faeoli
Nell, ol Auburn, California. Coininls. lon
ers to examine and report upon twenty
additional miles of the California and
Oiegon Kallroad. eninnietichi" near Vina.
Tehama county, Cah, and making a total
ot'117J.. miles rcjiorted conipletetl up to
date.
tlnlinoy Arelifeiit.
MosTPi:i.n:i!. Vt., l'oe. 30. A broken
mil on tho Vermont Cential Jhillroad
llirevv tho lioston and M'nutreal train from
tho Hack, tin morning. Tho passenger
cars went over the embakinent, wounding
many ol tho passengers, two ol them e
l ioiisly.
Coal .Ititie i:.-t;IuIo:).
Wii.Kli!Alii!i:. Pa., Dec. 30. An ex
plosion ot liiedanip occuried to-il,iy in
llutciiiiison'.s mines, near Kingston, kill
ing three men and seveiely liuniing a
number ot other. The explosion wa in
ti pori ion of the initio not in u-e. A wall
had'bocn erected between the two put of
the mine ; lot an opening w-.i- made
thiinigh it today, and ome boy, against
orders, went tluotigh with a burning
lamp. A terriliu ixpin!oii lolhuved.
Dennis Foster and Morton Kvan weie
killed, while the boys and several others
were badly buinel. hi, lliitchiu-on was
blown into a pool of water, face, down
ward, and held lliero by debris until life
was extinct.
.i!ivesui.v ol' lite Itiiltle of 'Jri'iiion,
TlitviON. N. J.. Dee. :!(!. The anni
versary of tl'o Initio ot Trenton to-day.
wa attended with a gootl deal of euthusi.
asm, iiotwltn-tandiug it wa- eontlued alto
gether to the citizen of Trenton. About
1,000 per-ons weio engaged n military
companies and other coinpan'es matlo lip
Irftm ciii'.cn wliliotit uniforms, but sup
plied with aims frmu fliu areiiil. '1"".
Wa-bliglou and Gen Sullivan, tjreeit
and Miyor were all per-onaled; a I so. Col.
Kahl ami others ot the He-siausor lirllldi
army. The movements ol troops began
at 8 o'clock and lighting through tho
stnets between tho contiinMiig armies
reached it helghth about 10 o'clock. The.
suriender took place at A miplnk (,'ieek
and wa- reeiived with cheers, lu tho af
ternoon addiesses were delivered to a
largo audience at the Taylor Onera House
by Gen. Campbell. Gen. KiNiIng, Win,
A. Jhifou, K. C. Staid ami Judge Naar.
An Imiuen-e eiowd of troops dined at
Washington Hall. Tho day pa--cd off
without any .iceldeut.
V,ei h of Ihe ):Iihipmis('I.
Mi:mitus. Dee. .'10 Captain Ilarpmin.
agent of the underwriter, who returned
tioiu tho wieck of tho Minnesota last
night, lopnits that liver pirates have gob
bled up a laige part of the cargo. The
hull lies as at. llr-t repotted. I'.ipr. Sh ill
cross anil a wrecker will try to -ave tlte
machinery anil cargo. Tho latest reports
fioin l'oit Gibson say about three-ipiaitcr
of the caigo have been saved, moio or le-s
I damaged- The lenialutler, fioin M, Loul,
1 in the stern, which lies in sixteen Ret
ol water, while tho how Is on logs some
six feet underwater.
Nr.W Youit, Dec. HO. A dispatch fiom
Lojatou states that serious ili-liulriiietM
have occurred- at Ilmuisfnot, county Ar
magh. Ireland, resulting Ironi tho in ini
ago ot a Pro'estaut girl to a Catholic, A
number of Piofe.-tants attacked the hou-o
whero the tiiairl'igo took plaeo and com
pletely uiccJdd tho pniubes, Duiliig the
light that followed a number were killed
and scrotal badly wounded.'
San FiiANCHCO, DtcSO V rumor H
curti.-ut ou the sticct-i today that a bout j
conthliilng Jt'ebonoiigh. first officer or the
Paelllc, and six 'Other, had beftn picked
up by a ve-el bound for Australia; but
tiie report could not bu traced to any mi
thctittc source,
S'lrc -Minium mitt :illil niirnrit.
This afiei noon a white man lesldlngon
Thlrtl stieot. between Fol-otn mid llarrl.
on, was boiling tar on tlte kitchen stove
lor upalring a leaky roof, when the pot
noueti over ami caugnt lire, 'no II Hues
contiiitt:di.:itilig to the floor ami furniture.
The occupant ot the preinl-es mid bis wife
attempted to extlt 'ini-h the tl.uiie. and
vv.ilie -rn'oug tin 1 tier's clothe-eiltgbt
thi'. Seizing lertwn ebiMien. the vvomau
tan down int.' the cellar, vihtie she drop
ped the clnlilr.Mi. w bo-ecotliing had taken
lire. Then -he Itiu iiitn Ihe lleet lo the
.iiip..sti. t,c. whi-ie -befell e.shau-lid.
Every shred o'" elothliig hunted oil' her
bo.ly. The cbihlri-n wire found In the
cell tr btnliy tnunid. Olio of them i not
expected lo live. Tho woman was also
badly burned.
(lontil A- tir 3' .'llnlnir Co.
JsAN Fli.VNCtrco. Die. 27.-The annual
meeting ot the Gould ei Curry Minii g Co.
was held l III- al'lernoo't. i'iie elt elton of
olllcers le-ultlng as lollows : Edward
JJarron. Pie-ideiit ; James G. Fair. Geo.
Congilon. .las. C. Flood. Win.. I. Lyle.
Hobeit Shirwond, tn.d !. II. Folll. Tins
tee ; Alfred K, Dtnbrow. ,icretary, and
lames (J. Fair. Sup"iintrndent. The ie
ceipt for tliu pat year have been ijSIO,
000, ehtelly lioin tho -aleof 1.200 htrcs of
new stock at ,222.700 and $0,770 fmui as
scssiueiit. 'rin Ins all hien disbursed,
except. $11,000. Tbeie has been tflth.'SOO
colleetcd on unpaid a.esmcut -luce the
IlOih ultimo. No bullion was produced
dm lug tho year.
Mii;c Kiil'lieiy.
Mauysvii.i.i:. Dec. 2S. Tliu M:iryvil!e
and San .luan stage was lobbed today,
about live miles above Sninrtville. of
Well, Fargo & Co's treasiu'e-box. tit tho
same place it was robbed Inst week, anil
the driver thinks by the; same paity.
Sllko Hogati, the driver, was lu the act ol
pointing out the phi-cot the former tob
bery to a paeitger. when ho was cut
-lii-tt in lii nair.itloii by the word,
"Halt, and throw out box," quick.' He
did a be wa- comuinmlid, ami drove on,
the pas-enger not being innleted. Tbero
wcto t!.ve men and two young hullo. ITo
gan, who is a man of i.ietve and .oxjie
rieniv. ovgaiiized a party as soon as
tit lived at Sniartville ami stai ted in pur
suit of the lubber, htiong liopes are en
tertained that he may umrd In captur
ing them. The grotp'.d Is oft fiom the
laiuol la't night, wiiieh will enable Ho
gnn's liaitv to H-.iik tin-in. Tho sticams
are so high on both sides of tho eet:e of
tlie rotinery as to .lie itup,t;salile, vvhiih
will les-eii the ebaiui-s.ot ese-ape. The
lubbers ale suppo-iil lo lie white men.
Well-. F.ugo & Co.'s deleitives have at-re-ted
and now have in custody live Sji-ili-iaids.
two Greek- and one white man. on
charges of robbing -tngo in this sietinu,
with" a certainty of convicting at lea.-t a
portion of them.
Dl-lio-ee Kllll.
Tilt. Alvlnza Haywanl. hy her attor
ney, N. (iieene Ciiilis and II. 11. Haight,
has lilt d u divore-u eonipl.iint. Slio al
leges they weio tn-tiiieil in Wi-couin,
Jatiuity 1; l.li5. and thtit llayward. witli-
otit caii-e, de-eilid her November 7, 1S7-I;
that ilelendant is pnc-ed ot pioperly
aggiegating about $10,000,000; and the
plainlilt asks tor alimony lieinling the
-uit. fees, eo-ts, ami an equitable division
ot the eiate. llayward. by VV. . J,.
I.arne, couuel, tidnllts the possession of
property the valuuiil which he is iHtable
lo state, and join in Ihe prayer of tho
planum tor a uivi-iou ot piopoity; ltir
theruioie In: sailh not.
'I lie Tijor t'loe-CHs.
it. M. Fryer, tho h'ventor of the now
famoii piot-e fur the i."'ii'-fi'. . ,if icliae
tory oie-, li ft this city thisaftenioou. He
had been sloping a part of the week in
('rn-s valley lo -tipeilulend the prncttcaj
working of his Invention. Dining Id-stay
his iiiom at i l.e Occidental Hotel has been
beieged by mining men. capitalists and
others anil laige oilers have been made
him for an Inlerest in lit Invention. Thete
I a very general feeling ofconlhlence that
Ihe pini-e-s i tie long -ought de-itleiatlllii
for winking rebellion ores, anil a such It
!- oi incalculable value lo tho mining in
dustries of tlie Pacific. eoat.
Colored lt;iilille.-iris In I'liiai-idn T!:u-;
'tlriii.
AVa.iiington. Doe. Ill A meeting of
colored Kcpubllcaii wahelil to-day. 'Pho
general seiillinent; wtis m.tr. I'leslnent
Giant should bo nominated for a third
term.
Oi:iK'i it: Kic 'I je.-iNni-y Ilfiririnwiil.
The Sico.1,1 ComptiiMloriif the Tita-u-y
Department mid Third Auditor h-vv ieht
tl.ilr le-lgnatlon to lie President and
their positions have been oll'ired lo ofhei
pi-r-mis. Sevr ml changes were matlo to
il ly In the U. S. Tic'i-uiiT's olllci ; J, C.
IJurtieit, of rndiaimpoll, who had been fof
some n ths eh-ik in that f.lilce, ha been
aiipolntid chiel ot ilivMou ol National
Hank-, vice 11. A. Gtiteon, ri-igned, and
(J. II. Davidge, aIonf Indianapolis, I-ttip-pointetl
chiut ol division of Issues, vice 11.
(J. limit,
Dbnbllil .s'otilters i'rovlited I'm-.
The President states that al I disabled
soldiers removed from position In Ihe
Iloiisuof Ucprescntativc have been given
other place.
I.nriie Aiviml.
Sir Edward Thornton, Umpire of the
United ."states and Mexican Coiniiiilnii,
has awarded (('-';', 0(, .Mexican gold, to
the "Abia" Silver Mining Co., of Now
Voil;. to bo paid by Mexico,
.M-!iti!r hii ih-i-i- I.-iiI-m the Clmrt-M
Ailti.sl Dial.
Senator Spencer says tbero Is no tmlh
In the chaiges inado against hlin by tliu
Alabama Legislative Committee.
(tellliiKT Iti-uily lor Hie Iti nsseiolilli!;.- ol
'iJiilirt-hM.
Washington, Jan. L When Congiess
rcas-enihlt-s, Lutlrell will iutiodine a bill
to carry into elicit the Hawaiian reciproc
ity treaty; ul-o a bill to extend tho term
of tliu Alabama Claims Commission, and
allow tho 1 'nc! Ilu Coa-t sailors to tile
claims which aro now barred by limitation.
Lutltiil is picpaiin" for the Introduction
ol a bill to contain, In hi let, tho following
piovIlnn-: Fh-t allowing the Southern
Pat-lffo It P.. of California, lo build eaut
wuid until It meets Scott's Texas Pacific,
and to enjoy bU land grant lor tho portion
tho former constructs from tho Colorado
river to tho point of meeting. Second,
prohibiting, under heavy penalties, any
combination with any other trans-couti-iicntnl
road. Third, prohibiting any dis
crimination In tares or height, except,
pel hap, regarding inineial ores. Fourth,
providing lor time commissioners to bo
appointed, one each by tliu Governors of
Calltorula. Missouri and Now Ymk. who
hall pte-cilbe the rale to bu cbirgeil.and
limit them to a leasniiablu percentage of
reliuu on the ai-luil cot and tuiuilug ex-pen-e
of the entile tine.
Au ell'oit will probably bo made to havo
the lloll'o as a resolution adding ono
member to the mining committee lu order
to glvv the l'.ic'tlo C".i-t adihtiontii iepn -soiiiittiou.
Similar tu-tion wa taken in
tin- ia-f Cougu-s nginhlig the Indian
cimuiiittce, wnen Sbi.'n.s was added to it.
tiH'restsu! .tSnll roriltt.is.
Upon appliciilon of Senator Mitchell,
the I'li-tiii-.t-tir Gem ttil has directed tho
tn.ii! to pL. carried o.i ihe accoininid iti in
train of tile Oregon md Ctlllornii . It.
Company between i'tiillaml and Albany.
t.u--;tttr,Y -.'Scroti m ;latiuiiiits nut!
J.UFii-y.
Ni:w Yim:k, Jan. L--L-isf night thieves
ciTti-led an uitr..i:io Into Deiiedict lito-..'
jevve'ry -ton', niitler Hie Grand Central
Hotel, and on sniue pretext or otlwr man
agtd tu ilt-iii m the 'iispIciiinol person- in
charge, cbloriil'oi.ned them and robletl tho
safe of $25,100 worth of diamonds and
jewelry.
I'hOiI Aeeiiieiii (o n TI-jtil-Kusie H'erlonii
er. Wasihnotox. Jan. 1 ChlpThoinason,
rope-walker, was probably fatally injured
by a fall fro in ti mpo at King aiidlleiyal
street, Alex.i--.dria, yesterday.
E tic Trnns.JNH'HIe Ji. f-i.--'o. I(il:cs:n!.ir;7ed.
San Fisancis-cii. Dee. ill, The repoit
that the Trail Pacific Meamshiii Couitiany
aru taking measures to increase tlie carry
ing capacity ot their line, is founded on
fact. Tho ster.'n-hlp Columbus 1 now
building In England, and befiue many
months will bu ready to join tliu Va-co d.i
Giliuil and Viiiumuvit on tliu route be
tween, thi port and China. At pro-cut
I lure I no mnvi'iiii'iit by tliu Company to
o-taeii It a Hue 'o L iiuaiui. It is the ln
tentiti!! iioW"vei', ' the Company, to
sfrctigiheii tho Tiiin-Piicllle with new
ste.iuiei-s (torn titne to time, as tho in-cre.t-e
i)f trivii nii.S trade may warrant.
A rm I n lil i' C'ircimislitiu-c.
A fait worth nmre thin, a iaslng no
tice Is i uvea led by a glance -it tliu llr-t and
last clearances at the San Fnunicn cu-,-toni-lnmse
for the lOOlli yi itr ol the coun
try's existence. The Great llepubliu was
tho first and the Uncle Sam the itit,
Vl'Mlll't Ol'.3tlJ-.V (l! IlKiOIHl.
The Imiue-'t of tin- hotly of the man
found dead on the Saiu-clltobill- last week
with a knlle wound lu his breast, was ie
siimetl last evenlpg at Saueehto. Tito
body was Ideiitilli-d as that of Candlo lait
nliutt, a' native of Sicily, aged 12. Tho
jury found a verdict viitnally chaigiug
sumo per-on unknown with having mur
dered deceased.
::eiiiii)it'iiliillo:iis ol' l!ie aiiani! .liu.v.
The Grand Juiy presented their repoit
till alteruoon. Among other it-commendations
were tlie-e: tint the number of
Grand Jtnois be 2:1 a liuiueiiy, and that
theiu bea n-ptir.ite box for (J rand and
Trial jiuoi-s; also that Grand Jury box ho
filled wilh names selecto-l hy tho Judges
of the ciiuls of record of this city and
county; al-o that lu view ol tliu ciowded
condition of the comity jail the hou-o of
collection bu hurried forwaid to comple
tion and that tlie prisoners bu employed
ou public WOlk.
Trill- Hills J'oiiimI.
Among the Hue bill fnuinl weie ono
agaiu-t Louis J,o-e, mtinler for tho re
cent brutal killing of In-wife. One against
Snuiicl (1. 11. llaitiugtou. the Palace Ho
tel adventurer, for an nsnuu with intent
to murder anil tob. Pri'eiiiuieiits lor
minder agalnt SI try Lnrello and her l.i
1 1 icr. P.i-eal Lorelto, for killing Ihe girl's
lover and seducer, were Ignoteil,
MsH-Ic Tlil.l'-i 'lose-l.
All Stock Hoard adjourned ov-i- New
Yell's Dty. An as-i-,-i.icnl of ,'0 cents
per share In been levied on Anile, delin
quent Fchrnaiy .nit, .'.ml inn-of ."0 cents
on ihu Tyler Company, dullutjuunt 2!tli
proximo.
IJmvy rnllol Slioit -'I'liilos r:eln.teil.
SALT I.AI;i:, Dee. ,'M. Tbeie bin licen it
heavy tit II of .-now dining the pa.-t few
day-. Tin-re I- twelve feet of nnw ou a
ii'vel til Alta City, No mail fiom lliero
dining the .a-t wick. The Central PnelfU
tialu Irom Ihu west was (in knurs Into 111
uiiiyh.g at Ogdi n yi'slcnl ly.
1. li.ee l,ui -In, :'slfi-il.
It-if.iel Tesatii. -in lialltiu, residing on
I'aiilie stint, was awakeind at an c.-lily'
hour ibis nioiniiig by the cnliiini-e ol 'a
lit:.' ilar at his window, Ilu titular him
wiili fa hi ellt ct, mul ft'liltd. him to bea
' -I'ti. an. ail.
-Viiti-iiiilal.
Cai:ox. Dee. .'1 1. A grand Centennial
celcl ration tokes place In-ie to-night, com
mencing at 0:"0at the Capitol, which
will lie Ilhunlnatid fiom cellar to dome,
Inipinmiilu .-uhhes-cs will bu made. Gtn.
A. Tynell will deliver " Drake's
Adthess to the Anieilcan Flag."
Tho stnets will ho nhlti.o vvltli bon
llres and lliework. A salute of 101 guns
will take place til 12 o'lioik. The vvholo
town I in excitumeut, and a grand tlino
Is ixpictnl.
lA hull sole I'oIhltiilllK'.
NlAV Oiii.i:an.s. Dee. ,il. At Ilatou
Kotige, ou Saimdiiy hist, HI pcioiH weru
pol-iiued at a dinner paity on Slnitehou.
Levio Spilgs ami Lizzie Jilchaid-. both
i-olotcd, wero niiislitl. anil while being
taken to Jail here wire taken li inn Ihu
-le-tiirs pns-i-by a hand of mined men.
The body ol tint wonuii wa tien banging
to a tree six utiles from In-io. Nothing
has been h.-ard front the man.
I'liJii'isJly III itli.i Iltni,
JN'Ar-iiMi.i.i:, Jan. 1 Tho new l-'i.k
I'hivcr-iry. nauii d In hnnor of Geu. C, JS.
I'l-k, was formallv didlciilcd to-day, in
tho presence ol n iugo a etuhlngu of peo
ple, whlto and hlituli. Gov. Poller ami
other .Statu oflliial, Iii.1 op .Mclntyie. of
tliu Metiiodlsl Chin ch houtli, ami tl num
ber of clergymen and celuiators vvuio ptcs
ent. An I'niirovolicel ,11m ilci-,
Xt-.vv Yoiuc, Jan. L Mr. Dlllehcr, n
wealthy lhpiur dvalcr ol -ID Heaver street,
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