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Show t1 r& , 7 k o1'" ft- , 1 't 1 V TELEGRAPHIC! scribed, the alkali bottoms of the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Coast. And of these none offers so inviting a PO THE COHlTfl DAILY JOCXSAL Thursday Homing, June 1, 1871. field as the bottom of Bear River, which KZPOKTZD IT8PCCTALLT THE WSSTEEN CHIOS COXPAKY. j is about ten miles wide by thirty long, J STfiAM PLOWING. generally smooth and level as a floor, Loxdox, May 31. Bishop Dupanlonp In the Recount of the steam road with just fall enough from Bear River succeeds Archbishop of Paris. Lake to drain off the surForeigners are required to report to wagon we recently from the gates to the Sacramento Record it was stated that plus water of occasional heavy showers, headquarters. it was invented as much for plowing especially in May and J une. Many corpses and unburied bodies at Belleville. f In our by direct traction as anything. WILL BE BUILT. j said that is It many insurgents are judgment it is needed quite as much for The Territorial Enterprise says it has that as for. transportation. In the al faith that the new railroad will be built, English. French therefore are bitter most rainless dictate of the Rocky because among other things, as an inde- against England. Mountains and Pacific Coast, the soil in Cherbourg, May 31. Several war pendent road, it would not fail to pay. its natural state bakes down into a pret If built on the proposed route, the En- ships transformed their hulks for imty fair adobe soon after the snows are terprise says it would be about 100 prisonment of insurgents. melted and the scanty spring rains are miles Washington, May 31. Cabinet meetlonger than the Central Pacific, in order to close up over. But after it has been once broken but that the difference in distance will ing was held y business previous, to the up and cultivated it becomes more fri- be more than saved by the lighter the routine of for Long Presidents departure able, and loses much of its baking, grades. Some of his household will caking property, holds moisture better, This advantage is not at all generally Branch. and of course is more kindly to crops. understood. For every 100 tons that proceed thither Secretary Fish and lady leave WashIf the breaking up and exposing to at- can be hauled up a grade, only ington Friday for New York, to take a mospheric influences of the surface soil 65 tons can be hauled up a to a depth of four or six inches, the grade, and but 54 up a 791. For heavy farewell of his daughter who is about to The Secretary' will depth of common plowing, has such a freight trains, practically, a road 23 leave for Europe. beneficial influence, causing what is miles long, ruled by a grade of 791 feet, return next week. called alkali land to bring fair crops of is equivalent to a road 40 miles long Philadelphia, May 31. The Secre certain grains and vegetables, it is logi- ruled by a grade of 40 feet, and to a tary of the Treasury has finally notified cal to conclude that stirring to a depth road 35 j miles long ruled by a grade of Jay Cooke & Co. that their proposition to take a balance of two hundred milof eight, ten, twelve or eighteen inches, 66 feet. The resistance on a lion loan is declined, for the reason that or two feet, would enable the soil to re- grade is 45 per centum, and on a doubts his power to accept tain moisture enough to perfect a good grade 68 per centum greater than the Secretary crop of any of the grains common to on a grade. A train making a some of the conditions proposed. the latitude and altitude in the Atlantic speed of 20 miles an hour on a Paris, May 31. Executions continue. how But Persons discovered hiding are shot States or Mississippi Valley. grade, can make but 14 on a the not can it be done? Evidently by and but 12 on a grade. It will hourly. Numerous men and women are ox or mule common plow and , horse, Attempts at assassinabo seen that an advantage in grades being arrested. Neither is of the requisite would soon counter-balanc- e increased tions and arson are many. Horrible efpower. strength. And here is where steam distance in the cost of operating a road fluvia from dead bodies fills certain power and plows of proportionate at this rate. quarters of the city. advanto in would come play strength The Sacramento XTnion says of the May 31. In the Senate Hartford, with means of not that newr world to be opened by the road : tage. We doubt a constitutional amendment proexamfor this soil of the valley, will the stirring river drain The Oregon road viding for only one State Capital was ple, to a depth of eighteen or twenty and lake country from the valley of Des lost, 13 to 8, lacking one vote necessary inches, we should have heard the last of Chutes to Klamath Lake. The Califor- as two thirds are required to submit it to from nia road will drain all the irrigation, unless it were in exceptional Honey Lake to Christmas country Lakes.1 The the people. seasons. two regions embrace an area of first New York, May 31. Joseph Murray That it is practicable, is already class grass land, well suited to the dairy who was convicted of being implicated proved. It not only corrects the evil of jand to the growth of oats, potatoes, and in the Central Park bank robbery, was too little water, but of too much, and the hardier of the fruits, as large as the sentenced to 20 years imprisonment. San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento likewise increases the yield more than combined. comis climate The cold, Miss Tweed, daughter of Wm. D. doubles it in fact. Mr. Horace Greeley, pared with ours, but very healthy. in Trinity Tweed, was married passing through Louisiana to tell the Water is abundant. The lakes and rivto Hon. J. B. Maginnis of Caliwhat he knows of ers swarm with fish, and there is no lack Chapel, people of Texas of good timber at reasonable distance. fornia. farming, witnessed the operation as There is room enough for double the Indianapolis, May 31. The jury in conducted by a Mr. Lawrence on the population of Oregon, agsupported by the case of Milligan vs. Gen. Hovey for Maguolia sugar plantation, below New riculture alone, and doubtless as rich false imprisonment during the war renHe cultivates a thousand gold and silver mines as those further Orleans. south in Nevada. Many of these valleys dered a verdict in favor of plaintiff. The acres, dividing it into plats of five acres are partially settled, from Honey case will be appealed to the Supreme each by deep ditches running east and Lakealready to Goose Lake. They produce Court unless it should the decided that west, and firm highways north and hay, cattle, sheep, butter and cheese. with it. .south. He formerly usedrteams of eight The railway will soon fill them up with the verdict does not carry costs San Francisco, May 31. The first mules to the plov, and was then able to enterprising fanners, and there is no part of the coast where farming promises to fatal accident that ever occurred at pulverize but eight to ten inches in be more remunerative. happened Monday. Gracomo Fowlers machine depth. He now-usThe Vallejo Recorder , which assumes of San Francisco, fell from the engines stand to know something of the purpose and Campi, cliff face. The fall fractured ry, whereof two ladders on the highways, which are 576 feet of the new company, says it can his capacity skull, from which he died in a few apart, and draw the plows back and neither be bought nor legislated off, and hours. forth by winding up and unwinding wire suggests that the Rothschilds are its Work on the California Pacific Extentheir around respective drums, backers. ropes sion, from Davisville toward Salt Lake, which is the only device adapted to the The San Irau cisco Chronicle says : will commence the last of June. In the soft, heavy, easily compacted soil. He The California Pacific Extension road meantime surveys will be pushed forward is confident, says Mr. Greeley, thrt we will be built, and we do not believe that with all possible dispatch. shall soon require engines, any subsidy will be asked from either the and that by their use dry prairie may State or the National Government. Sub- THE VERY LATEST DISPATCHES. sidies of kind are decidedly unpopobe plowed two feet deep at the rate ular at theany characMIDN1GHT and the REPORTS. present time, of 50 acres per day. Mr. Greeley found ter of the men engaged in the new entwo machines in operation, with nonebut terprise precludes the idea that they wdll ask for any extraneous aid. It is a busiBoston, May 31. The report pubnegro field hands near them, though ness in which capital invests lished in yesterday mornings papers, an overseer rode from field to field su- after enterprise,calculated the cost of the that a bottle having containing an account of was The efforts. their road and the probable returns. ground pervising the loss of the City of Boston, had been cane stubble, the subsoil, never disturbed Tiie Journal. Our new contempo- washed ashore at Shediac, proves to be before, a glutinous clay loam, compacted rary, the Corinnc' Daily Joukxal, nas a hoax. by sixty years treading of heavy mule just reached us in inky freshness from Paris, May 31. The most revolting teams, so wet that it came up unbroken, the press. We welcome it, not so much on thq Plaza, in as if it were glue, about as easy to pul- - because of our friendship for its energet- sight occurred e So ob- ic proprietors, but that it is a paper of the recent Hotel de Ville. Thirty-threterize as so much, which we can well be proud, in its fine Communists, among whom were seven stinate was it that each gang of plows artistic appearance, its show of deserved women, were shot in a body by a comhad been reduced to two, lest the engines patronage, and not least, the magnifi should be stalled or the wire ropes cent brainery dash of its editorial col pany of soldiers. Around three sides of the square, broken. These two each cut a furrow umns, through which a valuable vein is and well rich defiued, enough. May the troops to the number of 1,500 were sixteen inches wide and two feet deep, be a mine of wealth to its drawn Journal and were drawn across the field faster owners, for their efforts deserve success up, and at 8 o'clock the prisoners than most men would like to walk. and succeed they will. Reporter. who had been confined in coal cellars were brought out, marched through a Three men were required to keep them May 2d, 1871. double file of soldiers, and when in front in place and clean them of the trash of But the Journal idea of Republi- of the Hotel de Ville were ranged in a last years crop. Each gang of plows canism, it appears, is to make the Mor- ' was breaking up five to six acres per mons JJ accustom themselves to a relig row, close together, and made to kneel. no Colonel Guizot stepped forward, and Upon land thus plowed 2,000 ion which suits their opponents day. irfatter the about dictates own of their in a few words told the prisoners they pouuds of sugar is made per acre, where consciences. Junction. were to suffer death for having been formerly but 800 was made. We do intend to make you, but fire to buildings in Paris. Mr. Lawrence uses the same the force of precept and exam- caught setting only by The women uttered piercing shrieks, and nery for hauling the cultivators back and We do not intend to use the brute ple. forth between the rows of growing cane, the excitement was intense. force whereby it is notorious the MorA few moments afterwards a volley stirring the soil to the same depth, tilling mon Church has always sought, and in thus with one set of machinery and instances succeeded in, terrorizing was fired, and when the smoke cleared hands twelve acres per day at a cost of many over consciences. That would away a most horrible sight was preabout two dollars an acre, one such cul- not bepeoples sented. Three of the women who were republican. in the middle row, between men, were tivating answering for the season against A Sioux City dispatch of the 28th, still half a dozen of the old style by mules living, and writhing in agony, and : A ve undoubted Mr. Lawrence considers his thousand says gentleman of not until the sixlh volley did all the prisMisfrom the arrived acres under tillage worth $100 per acre racity, just Upper oners cease to live. band more than they would be but for steam souri, reports that Running Bulls Vienna, May- - 31. President Grant Buford who of went Fort a to culture. Mr. Greeley says : Sioux, having requested the Austriau- Governfew Reese the I close with an avowal of my con-- , Indians, ment to allow Baron Von Lederer, its days ago Jo fight fident belief that Mr. Eftingham Law- surrounded Fort Buford and massacred Minister to the United State, to preside rence has rendered an immense service the entire The garrison. report may over the arbitration of Cuban claims, an to American agriculture, specially that be not is known that but it authentic, of the Prairie States, by demonstrating Imperial permission has been telegraphed the in Western and Dakota Indians the benefits not merely of steam plowto Washington. ing but of subsequent sam tillage, and Eastern Montana are moving in large V ERSAILLE8, May 31 Evening. The the day is not remote wherein the war parties, and it is feared the rumor that 44 publication and circulation of newspabarrens of Long Island and New has some foundation. pers in the Department of the Seine, is Jersey, the rich intervales of the Connecticut and the Susquehanna, will be The Helena Herald says: Messrs. made subject to special authorization by profitably plowed and tilled to a depth we are informed Marshal McMahon.' ot 24 to 30 inches by steam power, and Sparks aud McPherson, h Paris will remain for some time yet that far larger and surer crops than have been awarded the contract to fresh beef to three of our Govern- under military jurisdiction, but commuthose of the past will therefrom be realized. ment posts Fort Shaw, Fort Ellis, and nication with the city is unrestricted, and I.et us add to the lands above de- - Camp Baker. emraucc and exit free to all. CORINNE DAILY JOURNAL. 4 re-ma- in f to-da- to-morr- to-da- y. 40-fo- ot 66-fo- ot 66-fo- ot 79-fo- ot 40-fo- ot 40-fo- ot 66-foo- t, 79-fo- ot i to-da- y to-da- y Yo-semi- te es 30-hor- se 60-hor- se -- to-da- y sole-leathe- r. $ - fur-ni-t- .A Jil A v i C J - It is said the number of prisoners now T in the hands of the GoTerruent exceeds ' . ' . ; 40,coo. , Philadelphia, Ilay 8li A special the 6rr' .; from Pittzton says the Coroners Jury in jjttotajcfv .aepstttas. tfg ; th$ case ef the recent disaster at the M I peademy.f West Pittaton mine, rendered a verdict Roy UoDrii tWtblhdmjr, Rev, S. S. llj tin, Principal. that the miners met their death from improper ventilation of the mine ; that Tiernan I Williamson, Salt Lake City. when the breaker took fire there was no Attorney". P, Jphasoe, Corinne. means of supplying the . men with fresh 8. D. J. Ttx&yceriHne. Fitch 4 Cann. Salt Lake City. for ventilation means the and that air, A. Uuggan, Salt Lake City. were not according to law. H. Qllott, Montana street. They further find that the Inspector O. O. L. Holt, Poet OSce Landing. of Mines knew of these violations of law, but did not protest against them, Haeeey, Dahler 4 Co, Corinne. and failed in his duty in not applying for Bank of Corinne, CUliard KnU. an injunction against the operators. J. C. Knncy, Corinne. Boston, May 31. The Legislature Dailding Stone. r toy A Caapcrj t i ."'a ':f4 , v . , .! bills Three hundred and ninety-nin- e and ninety-fiv- e resolutions were signed by the Governor. Difficulty between the two branches was compromised. Washington, May 31. Vice Presi- It is wonderful to contemplate, in the light of demonstrated science, that the Big Tree groves of Calaveras and Mariposa Counties, in California, contain forest giants that were in vigorous growth when our Savior was born. Professor Agassiz, after an examination of the section of one of the Mariposa trees, recently on exhibition in Boston, expressed the opinion, after counting its layers, that was 1,810 years. age well-define- d The Pittstox Horror. A dispatch UTAH. t t4, Kouso Equal to In tli Territory. All Kail and Qxpress start ftpomtSls FHEE to Ilia ill Honse. Mon- Coach House. BIJHIS 7 A!(P FEOH THE CARS. Boots and Shoes. L. Demers, Kirkcndsll's block. H. A. Gunn, Manufactory, Montana street. The Bar is Stocked with the Beat Mock, WINES, LIQUORS and OIGAlfe J ' AS The table is always supplied with tfa in the market. nt gool, ci, H rm'fc SISSON, WALLACE & Corinne, Cl U14 i 4 Co., Montana street. f IN JOBBERS Dentist. Dr. U. Hadley, Montana street. Druggists. J. W. McNutt 4 GROCERIES street. Hurl but Bros., Montana street. Co.. Montana Doctors. J. W. Graham. M. D. Montana street. Mrs. II. K. Painter, R. It. Depot. R. K. Roberts, M. D., Salt Lake City. PROVISIONS, Dry Goods. Liq,UORg, Ad. Kuhn 4 Bro., Montana street. P. J. Farwell, Montana street. Sisson. Wallace 4 Co., Montana street. L. Demers, Kirkeudall's block. TOBACCO, ;! CLOTHING, a Directory. third page of this paper. Sec Farming Implements. hardware, Geo. A. Lowe, near depot. Gerrish 4 Miles, Montana street. AND of the 30th says, every man taken out Furnishing Goods. of the pit alive is in imminent danger. Kuhn Bros., Montana street. Wallace 4 Co., Montana street. Most of them can live but a few hours. Sisson, House furnishing D. Conway. and Prior, Chicago. Seven are already dead. The fan by Brown Wadsworth 4 Co., Chicago. Philip which the mine was supplied with air O. D. Richmond, Montana street. J. Strauss 4 Co., Montana street. was destroyed and meu who were behind Fast the barricade and were taken out alive, Diamond R Line. Freight. were so long without fresh air that their Hugh Kirkendu.il. injuries are pronounced by physicians L. Lehenbanm 4 Co., Fruit. Montana street. to be fatal; ; kYolord'I Villfltia tia Brewers. Sisson, Wallace case. - CORINNE, City Brewery, Campbell 4 StowelL Colorado street. Montana Brewery, E. P, Winschell, Fourth street. Saint Louis Bath House, U. W. P. Spencer, tana street. s7 V, 4 Cl.j7;3.f OTEtET, Utah Granite, K. P. Wlnachell, Fourth street Corinne. dent Colfax was conveyed in his carriage J. Strauss 4 Cog, Montana Street. this evening to the railroad depot, where Butcher Shops. D. J. Ileyfhm, Kirkendalls C. P. Market, he took passage in a special car for his North Front street. R. Martin 4 Son, Montana street. home in Indiana. Builders Material. The Bureau of Internal Revenue has D. W. Parkhurst, west of depot. under consideration the case of CleveCommission. land and Toledo and Michigan Southern I. D. Iluntoon, San Francisco. Ellsworth 4 Southuin, Kelton. railroads, involving the payment of a Crockery and Glassware. tax to amount ' to $16,000. This and I. M. Barrett, Montana street. D. Conway, Montana street. similar cases will be considered severally Sisson, Wallace 4 Co., Montana street. on their own merits, irrespective of ques- Kansohoff 4 Co., Montana street. Clothing. tions decided in New York Central Ad. Kuhn 4 Bro., Montana street. The Age of Trees. P j 1 was prorogued this evening. I h Chinese HAYING Goo k PARTNERS RESIDENT Chicago and San IN Frandsco, IMPORTING DIRECT FRO- M- II. Elliott, Montana street. Heury Denhalter, Montana street. O. CHINA Mrs. Fair and her mother appeared Furniture. .1. W. Lesher, Montuna street. in the 15th District Court room on the D. Conway, Montana street. 29th, and submitted affidavits to the efGroceries. fect that one of the jurymen who con- I. M. Barrstt, Montana street. 4 Co., JlorSn street. victed her had expressed an opinion as Sisson, WallaceMontana r st. Stanley Bros., Counsel Kansohoff 4 Co., Montan( jtrret. to her guilt before the trial. G. Goldberg, Montana (liwt. on the other side asked time to prepare Henry Lciwce, Fourth street. L. North Front street. Demers, counter-affidavitPronouncing sen- O. D. Richmond, Montana street. Day, Allen 4 Co., Chicago. tance was postponed until AND J A PA v Our Facilities In Trade rc not rqulli by any other House lln the count 17. o- -- We call Respectfully the altm! 11 s. OF to-da- y. Says the Omaha Republican : Leopold Balbach has resigned bis position as Superintendent of the Omaha Smelting and Refining Works, to take qffect on Carl Balbach, a brothe first of July. ther of Leopold, will succeed .him in that goes capacity. The east to Newark, N. J. Hardware Gerrish 4 Miles, Montana street. Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co., Sacramento. Montana Dculcri Insurance. Corinne Branch of the Great Western, W. II. Agent. Glas-cot-t, to oun Hotels. ' .1 9 Metropolitan Malsh 4 Greene wold, Proprietors, Montana street. Point Bear River House, E. A. Btahn, Proprietor, opposite the Depot. Masonic House, George Chaplow, Proprietor, North vi Front street. AND Silver Star Hotel, Lewis Silvers, Proprietor, Montana street. Salt Lake House, Tilden 4 Lawrence, Salt Lake OCkr them onr Goods at u low City. sw can be laid down here from Ogden House, John Mahon, Ogden, Utah. Largo Stock at This 1 -- We see by the Tribune that the Salt Lake Exchange and Reading Rooms have been closed, and some people down there seem at a loss to know the reason. It is because there was no . demand for such an institution, or at least not enough to sustain it. Mrs. Woodiiull openly declares herself in favor of a state of society where 11 any Market. lee. M. House, John Hell. Int. Rev. Collector. J. Hollister, O. D. W. Office, Bank of Corinne. Orders promptly filled, Purcliup'r fr Montana coming to Corintw, are rrU'"' to call and examine Stock and Triers Lumber. Parkhurst, west of depot. Liquors. Sam. L. Tibhals, cor. Fifth and Montana street. . Ransohoff 4 Co., --O- I. every woman will be at liberty to choose LindslyBarrett, 4 Go., Sacramento, PRIHCIPAL OFFICES! the father of her children, aud argues Sweet, Leonard 4 Co Chicago. 8isson, 'Wallace 4 Co., Montana street. MS California Street, San Franck that it would lead to such refinement in Stanley Bros., taste that only superior men would be i ST Second Street, - - Sacrsin1 Livery Stables. Hardcnbrook Bros., Front street. favored with the privilege. AS Michigan Avenue, - - Fh J. R. Tagert, Montana street. d. Mechanics. Commissioner Pleasanton decided W. W. Hull, Bricklayer and Plasterer. that the New York Central company II. U. Shepherd,' House and Sign Painter. & Salisbury must pay the five per cent, tax upon their Machinery. LlC scrip dividend and directs Collector Agricultural Geo. A. Lowe, near the depot. EXPRESS STAGE Hawkins San 4 Steam Francisco Cartrcll, Engines collect to also and Baily to proceed Newspaper Agents. FROM the original amount of assets See of this third paper. page ' ' without penalty. M. 1 if D-- Gilmer A $1,-151.8- 00 Powder. Washburxe telegraphed Fish, May A. W. Taylor, Montana street. Pianos. In the Police Court in San Francisco, t t The Archbishop and J. Bauer 4 Co., Chicago. ; Pickets. priests were shot on Tuesday night. D. W. near Parkhurst, depot. The insurrection has been suppressed Printing. insurgeut losses enormous, and those of Daily Journal Oflce, Fifth street. the Government comparatively small. Restanrant. sixty-nin- e 28th, aonEnsnE 1 VIRGINIA CITY, HELENA fc 4 T Infor- mation is wanted by an anxious brother of the whereabouts of Marco Yucovich, who went to Montana about three years ago. Address him at Helena, Montana. The Secretary of the Treasury has L. Ltbeafeant in Salt Lake. ' Geo.- - A. 4 rpiIB A tor 4 t 4 Co4 o&na steeet. Forgot CosExpr LEAVE Helena and Fort Benton. aonneetwh yssM-ng- r treinn, both ne2e Railroad. gtd Stick, 4 r J . , New Coaches - 1 v- t arid QUICK - Till XVagens. Lowe, near depot? AND COACnFJt Centnd grit Water street, New York, RansohsT 4 Co., Montana strekt. 174 Uollo, ) t Tn notaaa, Hoetsaa st i . Sewing Machines. I, of June. Mr. aud Miss Couldock are playing - - Gilmer 4 Salisbury, to Montana. L. MONTIS - ' j f propi street.' j New Wilcox 4 Gibbs, Chicago. ' TJnltcd Staten ' i n Stage Line. d ' FORT BENTOS Carrying the Sconrer, directed the Assistant Treasurer at York to sell $7,000,000 of gold and buy $4,000,000 of bonds, during the month , r ( Alhaxabra, street, Lewis, prod-prictor. Osceola, Montana street, Kanady 4 Thomas, pror prietors. ' f ' Casino, Montana street, Hell 4 Flshtmck, prop's. Union Bakery, Montana street. Geo. Ilanl, George Bond, Montana I AND Rubber Boots. May 29th, Judge Sawyer declined to ad- Breeden 4 South wick. New York. mit Chinese testimony, in accordance Soda Fountain. with the decision of the Supreme Court The Montana street. Arctic, of California, taking his chauces of Snloons. prosecution under the Kuklux bill. North Fkout Ned Where is Marco Vccovich? 1 , Occidental II. F. Fuller, Proprietor, Montana st. ? TO mrpbf HENDERSON '4 |