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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

the coal for the road and for towns
along the road. On Sunday a smonl-
dering fire in a deserted chamber
caused an explosion, which destroyed
the shafting and set fire to the mine.
The fire ragged with great vigor, and
the force on the Wyoming division OF
the L. r. X. X. were summoned TO aid
in e%xtinguishing the flames, but could
not succeed. The coal bed laid only
so feet below the surface, and the re-
suit was that the bottom of the town
was burned out, and the citizens de-
serted the place. The mine will have
to be abandoned aud the u. p. X. X.
Company will have to build a track
three miles long around the mines.
The work of building tho road is pro-
crossing.
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MOONEY AGAIN.-The notorious
Tom Mooney whose sudden flight
from san Francisco some months ago
caused some CONSERVATION among GER
tain depositors and a good item for the
sensational newspapers, has been
found by Frank NJ. Pixley living in
good style in an elegant mansion at
Brussels. He informed Pixley that
Financial matters were very much
disturbed in san Francisco
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COMMERCIAL.

Brokers are selling Legal Tenders nj
81 and buying nj 90ls.
The steamer Montana from Panama
touched OF San Diego this morning,
ard will be due here tomorraM (Fri-
day. evening. ~
The steamer William Tabcr left San
Pedro on her return tripat noon TODAY.
The steamer California will sail for
Portland, on Saturday, and the Santa
Cruz for Santa Cruz at 4 p. m. to-mor-
row Thursday
The shipments Of treasure to New
York by rail during tho past week
amounted 70 sli5,6s7.
The schooner Fannie Hare cleared
for Manila to-day with 2,s35 bbls.
Hour. valued a sii,l55.
A patent from the Government to
the Western Pacific Railroad Com
pany. for 5000 acres Of land. was re-
corded in the Office Of the san Joaquin
County Recorder, December 25th.
New York advices Of the oath in
slant, report All improvement in Cali.
f0rnia ireighis by the Horn. and quote
the rate a. follows; Measurement. l2t
to 30c per foot OIL, Doe to6ec per case;
Candles, Zoe 10 l2tse per box; Nails,
65c to zoe per keg ; Liquor, 50 per
barrel Lumber, So to $50 per leo9 /;
Cumberland Coal, Slg TO sl7 per ton.
The following are the current quo
tations for Exchange and Bullion in
this market: Coin drafts on Atlantic
cities, -. per cent I; Currency drafts,
. per cent premium on gold Tele-
graph Transfers, ~ per cent ; Ex-
change on London, issid for 80 day
bills; Gold Bars. 900; Silver bars are
at par; Mexican Dollars, 5lSM6s per
cen premium m gold.
Mining stocks were active to-day,
and prices show considerable fiuctua-
tons.
During the week ending December
cath, $50 tons ore was extracted from
the Savage mine. asaying Si2 ~ per
ton. The report for the same week
from the Ovcrman mine. shows 572
tons ore extracted, Of an approximate
value Of S7,6ll.-tS. +. Call, 18th.
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The CARSON MIST.-We publish in
this number a communication from
the Alta relative to an article recently
published in the Enterprise respecting
the Carson Mint. The Enterprise APP
pears to be somewhat in error ia some
of its conclusions respecting the in
structions and intentions of superin-
tendent Rice, which are corrected by
the article alluded TO.
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FROM OREGON.
PORTLAND, Dee. :

PORTLAND, Dec. 80.
The Columbia is now clear OF ice
below Vancouver. The steamers will
probably be running To the Dalles the
first OF next week.
Tho steamer Oroilamme sailed from
st. lIelens to-day with 60 passengers
and a cargo of flour and produce.
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The Gold Hill News of last night
says John Booth, one Of the best
known and highly esteemed mem
bers OF the printing fraternity in this
section, leaves for Unionville, Hum
boidt county, this evening, where he
VIII make his home for awhile, as he
Is engaged to work on the Silver State.
Success TO him.
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FROM WYOMING.


SAS FRANCISCO, Dec. 80.
Information has reached this city of
the total destruction OF the Carbon
Coal Mines in Wyoming Territory, to-
gether with the town OF Carbon. The
mines were directly under the U. j.
II. r., and furnished g large portion Of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

Illinois politicians are just now in a
ferment over the election of a United
state Senator. Logan, Yates, Koer-
ner, Dubois and oglesby. are the
prominent candidates. Recent dis
patches predict the nomination OF To-
gan by the Republican caucus. but his
defeat by the Legislature in joint
session.
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hon. j. A. JoHSsoS.-Seversi of the
California papers are urging Hon. Jas.
a. Johnson, representative for Califor-
ma, for the position OF Governor of
that State. There is not a better man
in tbs State for the position. AMI il
nominated he would be a powerful
candidate for any opposition 10 contend
with.
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rOgEsGy EEgELEEGENCE.
The cortes and Prim.

The Cortes and Prim.
MADRID, December 20.
The Cortos expresses its adherence
of PRINTS attempted assassination, and
passed a vote Of confidence in his Gov
eminent.
Seven or eight balls have been ex-
tracted from Prim's shoulder. He lost
two fingers.
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QUICKSILVER And CoAL.-The mar
ket price Of quicksilver has gone up
from forty 10 ninety cents per pound,
the result Of = combination which has
thrown the three principal quicksilver
mines of California in the hands of a
fe~ individuals, and those Of Spain
n the hands Of the Hothchilds. 4
san Francisco correspondent of the
White Pine News says the same COM
binaiion has obtained control Of all
the coal now in that market,
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FOR CLERK OF ASSEMBLY.

vaHE UNDERSIGNED TAXES THIS oPpoR.
tunity Il infafming the incoming Member. Of
the Assembly that he :. a. Of old. an aspirani
Tor the honars q Chief Clark Of the same. and
refers them 10 his past record for competency. etc
A. MH1Tfokn.
Csrsru CITY. New December -. 1870. de2p.td
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Juiien's bill to authorize the sale Of
presumption claims on the public
iAnas has passed the House Of Repre-
sensAfives, and goes TO the Senate.
etii ought to become . Law.
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T DISPATCHES.
DATES To DECEMBER 30.

SPECIAL 70 rus CARSON DAILY sTsTr REGISTER,
II aHE WESTERN UNION LINE.
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Rarbarities In France.

Earbarities fn france.
AT Orleans and Bevis excuses were
committed, because the inhabitants
being ruined, were unable 10 give the
acquisitions demanded. At Orleans
the Prussians threatened to take away
as hostages fifty prominent citizens,
unless 600 francs, for m~altreating sol
diers, be paid.
BORDEAUX, December 20.
The presence of Gambetta gives new
impulse TO the sending forward of
troops. Many have gone to-day from
the South of France. \ great number
of new cannon have been forwarded
to the army of Bourbaki. An army
has been sen to cut the Prussian com
munications at Chausey. A column
SEN to Monitor is drawing the Prus-
slams several miles, taking prisoners
and killing many.
War movem ents. +.
LONDON, December 80.
General Pettinger has arrived At
Havre from Bordeaux TO superintend
the defense.
The Prussians have given indemnity
bonds to me of vessels destroyed
on the Seine.
Roche Sur YOU'VE, Dee. 20.
A balloon has landed. The Prus-
were furiously attacked yester-
day at Rosney, Nogent and Mont
The Prussians unmasked some
siege batteries and attempted a bonn
bardment, but were repulsed with
heavy loss,
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Ho! Fur THE WARM SPRINGS
AM
s KATIN G. RINK !

4 n. COWEN'S CARRIAGE Will.
81. leave Carson street for the Warm
Springs Hotel state PRISON., at IL a. m,
1 and . o'clock p. M. daily.
4 large SKATING RINK near the
Hotel, and skates OF every size and de-
scriptton 10 let. de2g-tf
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Darmstadt-R ONE.

,rUrGARDT, December 20.
Darmstadt has passed the Federal
treaties.
Rome is hall flooded. Much dam
age is done.
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FOR sERGEANT-AT-ARMs.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
w nounce the name of j. NJ. THOMP-
SON, Of Ormsby county, as q candidate
for the Office of Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Assembly. deyl I'd
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Invitation Con mittss.

oRnsnr COUNT.
Hon. II. q. Blasdel, Hon. Jas. s. slingsrlsns.
A.C. Ellis, Hon. Jas. \. Lewis,
J. NJ. Benton. Hon. d.. c. Whitman.
Col. A. Curry, Hon. J. Nicely Johnsen
Danl o.. corbett. Hoa. u. II. Hillyer,
Hon J. A. Burlingame, Hon. 81. II. Elstnsr,
Gen. X. NJ. Clarke, Joseph Rossnstock,
John r.. Cheney, VIM. Patterson.
Joseph II. cowing, Judge s. II. Wright.
NJ. u. Dow, Hon. c. N. Notewars.
J. c. Dorsey. Victor A. Muller,
$. II. Day. q. W. O. Ferris.
John Fox, Ed. Sweeney.
NJ. q. Gardner. Hon. Thomas Wells.
Peter cavanaugh, Dan'I O. Kitsmeysr,
John q. Moore. y. Walker.
James Fraser, Hon. A. d T~readwsy,
l.. =. Frisbie, N. NJ. Jefferson,
J. Martin Reese. Samuel Hodgkinson.
W. D.. Keyser, Georgea a. Lyon.
7. b. Winston, Z. Abrahams,
II. s. Ma,on, David Midtown,
s. I. Swift, Isaac Mcconnell,
Hon. Il. II. Meder, s. A. Nevers,
II. r.. Mighels, II. P. Phillips.
Jas. A. Msadlebanm. John Iiosser.
II, Y Rice, NJ. Y. Stewart,
jacob Klein. Hon. r. D Edwards,
Jacob Tobriner, W. d. Torreyson,
George Tufy, y. d. Turner,
7. J. Edwards, George W. Chedic.
Hot, II. II. Bencc. John y. buckley.
DR.. ]. d. Thompson. Or. Waters.
Or. Cotton, George D. Fryer,
Cyrus Adams. J. ?. Winnie,
o. p. Willis. A. Lewis,
John Drie.bach, DR.. George Munehton,
C. n. Mcclellan. W. J. hadge.
Sam. Hyatt.
sroREr COUNTY.
Hon. y. A. Trii!e. Hon. Thos. II. williams.
Judge X II. Taylor, - G. Pendcrgast,
IL. X. Mitchell. Gen. John D. Wia,sn,
Goodman, Jonas seeley.
Major Farron, Hon. j. G. Curris.
JudgeB =. Mcsick. Gen. @. G. Batterman
Thomas SUNDERLAND.
WHITE risK COUNTY.
Judge Frank rilford, John Wagner,
Hon. ThomasJ. Tenant, William d. Thornbsrg.
Major 0Keefe.
CHURCHILL COUNTY.
William Hill, Hon. William c. Grimss,
rLko COUNTY.
Hon. Frank Proctor. s. D. wyman,
Col. James c. Dow.
LANDER COUNTY.
Dan Patterson Hon. Il. s. Davis.
Charles spiers. Henry W. Butlsr.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
Gov. John c. Fall, Hon. o. X. stAmplsy.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
George :. Sawyer, Henry Rives.
rsxSs.Lns COUNT.
Judgowiiliam VI Boring Judge WIN. NJ. ssvsni
Hon. Lewis Doron, John Wheeler,
Iros COUNTY.
Robert Vest. John Powell. Jr.
porGL,s COUNTY.
DR.. Black, P. II. Clayton.
Warren WATSON, John Williams
vAssoE COUNTY.
Thomas r. Hayden, James. Roberts.
Reception Committee.
James NJ. Thompson, o. A. Y. Gilbert.
VI VI. Gaige, d. u. Mhgee.
Henry Day, Theo. A. Hale.
Floor Managers.
Joseph n. cowcn, j. y. Dealey,
George A. Tyrreli, Harry Peters,
Capt. Wallace. II. 8. Mason,
Horny A. Rhoades. George I. LAmmoe
Floor Director,
II. c. Guirardo.
Tickets, Including support Glow
A GENERAL INVITATION BxYnEqA
aSQi
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. VOID vic

A VOID QUACKs.--A victim, u early in
~ discretion, causing nervous debility. prema-
tnre decay, etc having tried 10 vain every aiver.
Used remedy. has = simple means II sclf-curc.
which he will send free 20 his fellow sufferers.
address; J. H. FUTILE. Is Nassau street, New
York. d.3O.GLa
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
MISSOURI.

The Radical Convention NJ jefferson City
General Grants Administration Strongly
EndorEed.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4, 1870.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted last night at the regular radical convention
at Jefferson City
Resolved That the radicals Of Missouri heartily approve
endorse the administration of u S. Presdent
Of the United Sates the soldier
triO the faithful friend and incoruptible BIS
advancing bis already the greatest
name Of history and announce him candidate for
he next President.
Resolved That while We are favor Of revenue for the
support Of the general government BY duties imports.
round policy such Of these
the development of the industrial Of the
whole country; and commend that policy Of national
exchanges which TO the workngmen liberal
agriculture prices to mechanics and mAnufac
iurers an adequate reward for their skill, labor and
enterprise, and the nation commercial prosperity and
eDdence.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

ztOre Shocks OF Earthquake-FeeIlng Over
tAe War in Eur0Dc-Arrival Of the United
states Steamer JamcstOwn-Genera1 Ship
ping Intellixence.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 4, 1870.
Advices from Honolulu to August Is have been re-
seived. The North German bark Fidelity from
Masauan for Hamburg, had been dismantled in 0
hurricane and sustained extensive damages.
Unusual preparations in progress for the cele-
Dsa,ion OF Nap0leOn's Jete day.
severe shocks Of earthquake were felt In the
islands on the 7tn Of August the heaviest ut hawala
sanee 1865
The news Of the war in Europe caused intense ex-
element among the foreigners.
Arrived-Snips G. NJ. Wood from New London;
Cleopatra and Marmion, from Newcastle, N. S. W.,
and r w. Wood, from Hong Kong.
sailed-Ship MaliOy, for Hong Kong. The United
states slO0p-of war Jamestown arrived on the 18th
from AscunciOn Islands, and reports having accom-
phshed her mission She touched at Opiau Pitts.
At Mulgrave Islands she was aground fourteen
hours ON o coral reef The officers and crew had
been well during the cruise. she viii probably pro-
ceed TO South America via Tabita.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
RAID UPON SOCIAL EVIL" INSTITUTIONS IN eLMIRA.
Descent Of Police Oh Three Notorious HOues
Of Observation-Disclosures Arrests Of PS0-
nriefnrs md PrOpriefreSses.

prietors and Propriefresses.
from the Elmira Gazette August 81
Last night three notorious houses OF prostitution
were pulled under the direction Of Marshal Kr6s
About ten O'Clock posse OF police, headed by HE
Marshal, and composed of officers Wats3n
Baz and officers BuntO and Crowley AFTERWARDS
]olning demonstrated out on the laudabe work. The
.raidD appears TO have been very successfully Fr-
ried out, tor this morning some hfteen proprenrs
and propretresses, bold bawds, pimps and pa
irons were arraigned before Recorder Muller, dter
night spent IN the station house.
The Monitor Hotel, of which Joe Sherwood is trO-
prietor, was among the places pulled. Alter Inc
shocking suicide the place was closed for willie,
but the proprietor short time since commenced
fined $780, which he paid and Kept Oh in histlls-
reputable occupation. Sherwood was amongthe
parties arrested last evening. He Will be brUght
before Recorder Muller this afternoon on charS Of
keeping bawdy house
James W. Shtelds' place was also visited blythe
number OF girls and guests. Shields Will alp be
arralgned this afternoon Oh charge Of Keeping adis-
orderly house.
Mrs. Annie Green's place was also honOred " a
call, and the mistress, together with numbf OF
girls and very respectable young men, arrestcdand
locked up. She will be arraigned this Afternoon on
the same charge as Sherwood and Shields.
The girls, eight IN number, were dlscharged,Wlth
the Injunction to ny from town as soon as lheir
soiled wings would allow II caught within TN city
formed them the police would arrest them, an he
would send them all 10 Rochester for "a long tetn.
The men were temporarily discharged, bei0 re-
quired TO appear TINS afternoon TO testify as the
character or the houses whose hospitalities|they
were enjoying.
Marshal Kress will continue his raid all shilar
institutions. Offenders VIII be punished TO m ex
tent OF the law.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
sTAsBlxe AND SHOOTING.

One Man Killed aud Two Wounded.
Last evening man named Bernard ROdeD, aged
nfty.fOur, and native Of Ireland, was brought TO
the sixteenth precinct station house in al insen-
siure condition and with deep cut across
his wrist. ne was Attended by Dr.
McNeilly; but about a quarter past seven
p N. be died: Tns story told at the station house
was that Roden's arm was cut by him in thrusting
It through pane OF glass. Ths story was not cred
tied by the authr0ties and the wife Qf DECEASED and
4 Woman named Ann McEvoy 81 22s West Seven.
teenth street, who, Il appears, had QnafreIed with
Roden, were arrested The coroner was notified.
han SHOT.
At about ten O'Clock last night man named Henry
Griebel. residing at l4s First avenue, and Arthur
McMannus. residing at 42s East Fifteenth
Livery stable OF Henry Holten, No. 2es
East Tenth street. 1t appear McMannus had
hired wagon OF HOlten, (which he returned with
o broken spring, and the latter with Creebcl,
demanded payment for the damage. After some
words McManus drew a pistol, which he fired at
Greebell, the ball striking him on the lett
thigh and causing PAINFUL but not dangerous
Rowan. and Griebel was conveyed to his home,
where his wound was attended 10 by his family
physician.
THE MAN WHO STRUCK MURPHY
"A night occurred at As Grand street at eight
O'Clock last evening, during which John
Murphy, OF 20 Laurens street. was struck on the
head with lager beer glass. Murphy states that
and Mailer was consequently taken TO the station
house and locked up. The prisoner also shows
marks Of having been struck by some unknown
person. The wounds Of neither are serious.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
THE SUEZ CANAL.
Revolution In the COurso OF the Chiun Trade
Clipper ship Races "a Europe Superseded
Steamship Contests by the New Route.

Clipper SHIP Races 70 Europe Superseded
Steamship Contests by the New Route.
from the Straits Times (SingapOre) July IL
The revolution that Ii desuned 10 be erected IN
the China trade by the Suez Canal Is already inau-
gurated The tea clipper races are now things OF the
past, and the race now lies between nrst class
steamers by the new route. The first two cargoes
OF Tea have already passed through here on their
way to London vin the Suez Canal The contest
between the two steamers has been, SO far, a
pretty lively one. The Ocean COmpanys steamer
Dloned, Captain CrOmptOn, lett HankOw on the
9th June, and the Er King, Captain Steele, lett
about the same time. The DiOmed asserts that the
Ell King had lwenty-fOnr hours the start. The
Di0med arrived at WoOsung on the Stn, cOaled, and
started again on the 9th for Singapore. The Erl
King went straight to Hong Kong, where she
cOaled. and took In passengers, remaining there
only twelve hours, anu left again for this port on
the l2th The Erl King arrived here yesterday after
noon, and was made fast alongside the BOrne0 Com
pany's wharf as six +. NJ. Sne commenced cOallng
Immediately, and at SIX O'Clock this morning she
was or again on her. way TO SueZ.
The DlOmed arrived here at about one O'Clock this
morning, and was at once taken alongside the
TanjOng Pagar Wharf, where sne Immediately began
cOaling, and OF ten O'Clock this morning he also
sailed for SueZ.
Not little interest Is felt to the result OF the
race The victory, which under ordinary circum
stances might be safely set down TO the DiOmed 10
. matter Of considerable question at present, as
that vessel on her outward passage via the canal,
broke two OF the blades OF her screw, and when in
China replaced the broken screw by a twObaded
one, which she carried as spare one.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
TELIBGRAPHIC NEWS.
CUBA.

rr.-. Ps..e,sIsns BuFncd by tho lnsurgenes-
aIA., Of Three Millisn Dollars Frsn the
s~.us~h Bank to tho G0vernmeue-Control
Of Charitable Inssisusssns.
"a-~.+ y HAVANA, Sept 4, 1870.
Tne rebels nave burned San Jose plantation, the
property of the insurgent General Perro and Mr..
Price, United states Consul at Nuevitas.
Tbe Intendente has enected par loan Of tb|se
millions with the spanish Bank at five per Cent in.
seres, although the banks rate Of discont Is eight
per cent This proves the confidence Of the financial
classes In the government Of tDA island
Charitable mstitutiona are passing under the con-
uol Of the municipal <councils in all parts OF the
ie8aDd.
sehor ArantaRe, Inspector Of Telegraphs has re.
surned from Spain, and resumes charge Of the wires
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
SUICIDES AND kCClDgN IS.


At one O'Clock yesterday morning man named
John Cusck, seventy years Of age fell from three
story window OF his residence, No. 73 Baxter street.
and was almost instantly killed. The body was
taken to the Sixth precinct station house and the
Coroner notified.
At twenty minutes past one A. M. yesterday John
Simpson, aged thirty-f0ur who resides at No. 594
Tenth avenue went upon the roof TO sleep and fell
three stories to the roof OF she'd inuring himself
seriously. He is said 10 be suffering from cOncus-
sion OF the brain.
William Miller. residing at 407 West Twenty-ffth
street, fell from q new building in Twenty third
street, near Tenth avenue at four p M. Satur-
day, receiving injuries which resulted in his death
at eight O'Clock last evening Miller twenty
years OF age, an Irishman by birth, and labOrer.
william Elliot, OF 475 Fourth avenue, was riding
down avenue on the cars at eleven O'Clock yester-
day morning when, in jumping from the front plat
form, he fell and the wheels, passing over his left
arm shattered 1t near the shoulder. he was at
tended by surgeons and sent home
Patrick Latch, aged thirty one while in state Of
intoxication last evening, jumped from the rear
Carlisle street, 10 the yard below. He sustained
severe injuries In the back and shoulder and was
sent TO Park Hospital in an ambulance
Last evening Thomas Fogarty who is fOrty-nve
years OF age and resides 81 Lewis street, fell from
the roof OF the fIve-story No. 29 of the same
street to the roof Of three-stOry house adjoining.
inJur1ng his left leg severely. He was taken home
and surgeon attended to his injuries.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
THE PLAINS.
Arrival OF ExcursiOnisfs Demonstrating
illusions by Telegraph.

Arrival OF ExcursiOnisfs at Denver-Ssushhng
illusions by Telegraph.
DENVER, {. t. sept. 8, 1870
The excnrsionsts arrived here about seven O'Clock
this evening, all wen. Nothing OF speciai note
occurred after leaving Kit Carson this morning until
the arrival at Kiowa, thirty miles from here, where
platform cars attached to the train, afOrding
the party view Of the mountains. At Box Elder
ssaIion a rocky range, extending many miles north
and south, was distinctly marked against the
evening sky, which was brilliantly illuminated
by q gorgeous sunset. At Schuyler station the
view was more grave and the entire party greeted
the splendid scene with three cheers. On arriving
al the depot here the party singing the Star Span
gled Bannern in full chorus, was greeted with en-
thusiastic cheers by large crowd OF ctizens
headed by Governor McCOOk. The exCursiOnls:s
Men entered carriages, and preceded Dy q band Of
music, were driven through the city, after which
they took supper on the train. Tomorrow morn
my. at nine O'Clock, they leave for Cheyenne, and
Ejll return in the evening.