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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20
Foreign News.
ST. PETERSBURG, June Il

ST. PETERSBURG, June Is.
Dispatches from Kungrat report that
the Oreborg division and the column that
started from Manyshah, ON the eastern
shore of the Caspian sea, effected june
ton, on the Goth of May, before Khegali.
Here the Khivans made stand. and the
next day the combined force of the Rus
slams carried the place by storm. The
enemy fled southwards to the fortress of
Margit, where, receiving reinforcements
they made another attempt to check the
progress of the Russians. On the first
of June another battle took place, and
the Khivans were again defeated and the
fortress captured. At last accounts the
Russian commander was pushing ON in
the same direction. General kaufman,
commanding the eastern column to lash
kind, has crossed the Amadarie river at a
point only % miles from Khiva.
CADIz, June Is.
The Admiralty Court of Cadiz has
completed its investigation into the sink
ing of the emigrant ship North Fleet by
the Spanish steamer Murillo. The ver-
dict rendered censures the Captain OF the
Murillo and suspended his certificate for
nine months,
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SUSAN II. ANTHONY CONVICTED.

In our Eastern dispatches this morn
ing will be found an important ruling of
Judge Hunt, of the United States Su-
preme Court, at Canandaigua, New York,
in the case of Susan h. ANTHONY. who
was charged with Illegal voting. This
decision is important to the whole coun-
try, as it settles judicially what always
was settled in the mind of every intelli-
gent man and woman in the country.
II is now determined by high judicial
authority that the Fifteenth Amendment
does not confer the right of suffrage upon
females. Susan u. will henceforth be
regarded as a martyr to the cause of
Woman Suffrage. His Honor, however,
indulged In no sentimentality on that
point, for near the close of his remarks
he said that as she had taken the risk,
she ought not 10 shrink from the conse-
quences. Sentence has not been pro-
nounced; bat the conviction cannot fail
to teach a lesson to the crack-brained
men in skirts and woman in pants who
are agitating the country with their end
less twaddle about woman's rights.
The ruins Of Judge Hunt i'll the case
OF Jones, Marsh and Hall, the officers of
election who received the votes of Susan
b. and her co-defendants was equally
pointed. The jury was instructed that
there was no justification for the act of
the defendants. No verdict was rendered
when our report closed last night.
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own emancipation. Make social revo-
luton. Carry the war, if need be, into
your own families; let the baby 20 with
out bibs, the husbands shirts without
buttons, the home without care, until
the men give in.
IT was recently stated that two dele
gates from the Government Of Guate-
mala. accompanied by Minister from
that country, called on President Grant
urging the annexation Of that Republic
to us. There is the best authority for
saying that the Ministers of Guatemala
and San Salvador know nothing of any
Central Americans who may have seen
the President with this alleged object or
any other. He has not been in Wash
ington since the 10th of April last, and
to his certain knowledge not a single
prominent native Of Central America is
dreaming of the annexation of his country
to the United States.
The last mail from England says the
New Endowment, brought the sad intel
ligence of the death of Mr.. Henry Lane,
the father of Mrs. Frank Hussey. He
died at his residence in Sydney, Austria
liza, of rheumatic govt, March 21st, at 60
years O! age. Mr.. Lane einigrated from
Dublin TO Australia in 1888. and started
the first Touring mill in the colonies.
When the mines in California were dis
covered, he was among the first to emil
CRATE to the new Ell Dorado. After
observing the gold-bearng districts of
that State, and being struck with the
similarity to portions of Australia, with
Il number of others he returned to the
latter place to prospect for the precious
metal, and with what success the world
knows. The news of his death was a
sad blow to Mrs. Hussey, and her many
friends will condole with her in this sad
bereavement.
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Pacific Coast.
BULLIoNyILLE, June 10

DoLLioNNll4LE, June IL.
There was but one ranch jumped. 1
belongs to Mr.. Atchison of Panaca. Mr.
Jones and Renow are not interested n,
before stated, the parties arrested wer,
released from arrest to-day, to appear a
clock p. m, Saturday next, for tria
by jury.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
A Chinaman appeared at the office OF
the Prosecuting Attorney this afternoon
to procure warrant against one of his
countrymen for vitriol throwing. The
complainant was burned about the face
by some powerful acid, and one of his
eyes appeared to be entirely destroyed.
News has been received here of the
loss of the steamer Gibson Carmap.
under command of Captain Robinson,
OH the coast of Brazil, on the goth of
May, while on her way from New Lond-
don to this port
The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company have declared dividend of
one dollar per share, amounting to
$4,000, payable on the 25th inst. This
Is the first dividend of the company
since October, 1871. Up to that time
SIX dividends had been paid, amounting
to $275,OOO.
L. 5, Belden, official reporter of the
Fourth District Court has received the
appointment Of reporter at the trial of
Captain Jack and his band He expects
to depart next Saturday for the scene of
his labors.
While on the way to fire on Tuesday
evening, the hose cart of engine No. 10
strucA rut on Fourth street, near Bry-
ant, anu Thomas Handbook, a member
OF the company, was. thrown from the
cart and severely injured.
There has been considerable improve
ment in Idaho mining stocks within the
past week or two. There are less than
dozen prominent claims in that Terri
tory which are being worked EN-
praced In these are the Golden Chariot.
Ida Gilmore, Mahogany, Minnesota,
South Chariot Empire and Red Jacket;
all OF which within the last ten DAVIS
nave raised considerably. Reports from
Mahogany, Minnesota, South Chariot
and Red Jacket are very encouraging.
minnesota is shipping bullion and con-
improvement is reported in
the Mahogany and South Chariot. The
annual meeting of the Mahogany Mining
Company will be held ON the 25th inst.
Efforts are being made to change the |
1t is believed that all
those mines might be put on dividend
paying basis under an economical nd.
PETALuMA, June 10.
A man by the name of Ezekiel. Of
oan Francisco, fell dead while talking
With some friends in the Railroad saloon
n this city, about II o'clock last night,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

EXPLORING ExPEpIrIoSs.-Four dis
tinct scientific expeditions, says the san
Francisco Bulletin, are now engaged in
the exploration Of the territory lying be-
tween the northern borders of Wyoming
and the southern line of New Mexico.
One of these expeditions is headed by
Prof. Hayden, and conducts its explora-
tons under the direction OF the Interior
department. An expedition fitted out
10y the War Department and detailed to
survey and explore those portions of Col
orado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico
lying along the line of the Tooth merid-
ian, is under the charge Of Lieut.. George
NJ. Wheeler The engineers Of General
ord's staff are engaged in exploring
Northwestern Wyoming, while those Of
General Pope's staff are at work survey
ing that section known as the San Juan
country. To this list another scientific
party from Yale College, in charge of
Prof Marsh, the eminent paleontologist,
is about to be added, being now on its
way to join the Wheeler party, with
which 1t will cooperate. The most i'm
portant results be expected from the
labors OF these expeditions, as the topog-
raphy, geography, geology and general
resources of the territory to be explored
will be carefully examined and noted.
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He had been visiting friend here for
few days past, and in company with
him stepped into the saloon to get q
cigar. He was engaged in a pleasant
conversation when he suddenly sank to
the floor aud expired without a groan.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

IAN FRANCISCO H0MEsTEAps. THE Alto
recommends that all persons who went
INTO the Homestead Associations of San
FRANCISCO few years ago, and have sue
ceeaed III getting out with lot or two.
TO hold on to them at all costs. 1t be-
leNes that within three years there will
be remarkable advance in the value of
real estate.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

UTAH ORE SUPPLY.-The following
statement, from the Salt Lake Journal. is
the best estimate we have yet seen Of the
bullion yield of Utah Territory:
number of gentlemen engaged in
the mining business, and somewhat
familiar with the mining property of the
different districts, estimate the daily
product OF ore after July lst from the
mines whose center is at Salt Lake CITY
at 100 tons. The value of the ore deliy.
cred at the shelters or at the railroad is
averaged to be worth $50 TO the TON
ABOUT three-quarters of this yield will
oe smelling ores, the remaining quarter
milling ores. We give the figures, as
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

Those who are unacquainted with the
mines, smelling and other business con.
heeted herewith, may think it an exap-
seratlon, but the journal ventures to saw
that with large majority it will be re.
garded as an underestimate.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

THERE is l. great demand in Europe for
the lower denomination of the United
States loan bonds.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

PROBABLE WAR IN EUROPE. for
eign adviees, published this morning, in
dlc'te the probability of a general war in
Europe.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

IHE total value of the product of gold
and silver in the United States in 1872
was S53. 0i3. SCI.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

BLACK coal III large quantities has been
'ouud in Knox township, Columbiana
county. Ohio.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

EXTENSIVE copper deposits are said to
have been found in Florida.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

i"ENrf-N1NE years ago the first tele-
graph line in the United States was con.
Btructed.
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IKE CALIFORNIA WHEAT CRoP. About
$50 ship-loads of last years wheat crop
have been taken from San Francisco to
foreign markets. The acreage in wheat
last year amounted to 2,1l4,O0 the
yield, l2,1Ol,O00 eentals. This year the
RuInha~ 90 aa-.-,, - ~. - $50
wv, and the estimated yield IL, 1S4, 900,
showing falling off, if these estimates
be correct, of l,6l7,0OO centals. This
falling off in the yield was wholly unex-
pected, but it is far above failure. and
may be regarded as a good average crop.
The shortness of the crop will be COM
pensated for, in all probability. by en-
HANGED prices, the condition of the crops
IN various parts of Europe indicating a
falling off in this years production.
England alone will be compelled to draw
on other countries for at least 100, 900 900
bushels of wheat. California can only
supply small portion of this demand:
hence there is certainty of the Califor-
MA farmers finding market in Europe
for every bushel of wheat that can he
spared.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20

The valuation of the personal and real
estate OF Missouri foots up $5e7, AGO, s3e.
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Telegraphic Dispatches.

SPECIAL TO rHE PHOEBE DAILY RECORD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
PUBLIC SALE.

- The subscriber having rented s5,ks -
ss lHaI viii and sell n' at FsS is sH. Hl ~
S6DRt his farm near Newark depot, In Per
O'Clock, a. m, his entire stock and fsfmins innlt
ments as follows: Six horses and colts.
MOL. Nellie bay mare, Prince Albert stock wiz.
No. e. Jennie, sorrel mare with loaf nina year.
No. 3. Iide, large black mare with foal, good fa-s
or lead mare 10 years Old.
No 4; Barney, bay horse good farm herse. tAE :
No 8, colt six months old, Moscow and Prince q
bert stock No. colt is months old sired b. iobdeu
quick and good workers first clasi cows 9 fresh.
VII calye in March, In April, in NoyembeI' u
Aiderney bull Is months old very fine Chester an
Berkshire shoats months old
FARM AUGMENTATION horse poF ar Z T2i4
er, Shaker and belt all in complete order. ,Hsrdar
patent) don't require 10 he sci hut IL Inches 20 hrai.
as fast as one man can feed; market dearborn J
Germantown carriage nearly new, one pole ana yos
TO fit either, farm wagon, hay rigging, ox csit
sleigh, grain drill, Phosphate attachment kuhn
& Hanes' patent Mower and Reaper CIV ot's pa
tent with self rake all In good order large double
roller, wheel horse rake nearly corn sheier,
wheel barrow grain cradles. . ladders, r,oSs '
set single carriage harness, set OF double carriage
harness, set OF wagon harness all complete, one SIT
lead harness sets Of pillow gears two pnif Of doubia
lines, number OF collars, brides ,Nc cx-yu.se o4=
oxclaln, erowbars, post spades, FORKS sholeis. hoes
spades, mattocKs, picks, cutters, grindstots
double and single trees lot al short CHAINS hRy By u
ton, hay fork and blocA' with ne@ Fupe all CON
HOUSEHOLD FCRNIrUEE,--one walnut sect4
tsry, mahogany book cast, lot Of useful bcnKs cr.
sewing machine In good order cane seat chairs, ut
rocking chair for sick room, hooking glAssts. talis
milk shelves porll and lard by the poau, I"rk Va
rels vinegar by the gallon rain hOgshcad onion Set
by the quart, AMI great many artielrs not sniilf
ed.
TERMS.-Al sums of $50 and under GO .t nil cvsr
that amount credit of six months VIII hr given b,
purchaser giving banKablc with approved clAerae-
with interest from date.
Sale positive, and cemmence rreoi-els at ellven
o'clock. II. ". CHANDLER
l.. W. Stidham x Son. Auctioncot<. feb 81
y. B.-Should the day prove nGayofabie tae "a .
will go on under shelter
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
PUBLIC SALE.

Tho subscriber being about I, maE'H>'
change will sell al Public Sale At his hotel, .,
tho Pleasant lll Inn, Concord Township, ~. -.
Delaware County, PENNSYLVANIA, on rhursit,
March 20, 1919, at II O'Clock, M, the following de-
scribed personal property, To Wit: one good ha'
mare. rising years old, Gan trot her hiv' about
~ minutes; perfectly gentle and safe Tor woman "a
drive, being irot class family mare anal warranted
sound. Four good mich cows. witt, calves hy thrii
sides, one extra IL FOUNDER, GJud III steers. and
several ia; cows, four extra ewes two with lamb
and extra yearling buck, SOuihdown, weight -
lbs. extra shoat pig Chester white. y lot al 1Oui-
try consisting ct fine pure blood dominique ul!Ck'iiH
and three turkeys.
FARMING U1EN SiI.S.--Onc good Two horse VIZ
gon set of good single harness. nearly new, hay ln2
been used but two or three times batwcrn aud
barrels of pure cider vinegar; lot OF pine bua.s,and
n lot oil prime Timothy hay
liar room Misunderstanding of chairs, stoyc SO.
Also household AMI Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS.-All sums of S2G AMI under cash, on a
sums over that amount credit OF so DAYS Will he
given by purchaser giving bankabll note with All
approved indorser. r. T. PIUMMER.
VIII also he SOLD Mt public lr, at the timt
and phase 30 head nj Lancaster County cuws aud
calves, sprlngers, and reseral good bulls AuWnl
positively be sold. WILLIAM NJ tLutb.
A. Z. Sharpless; Auctunccr marc
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
PUBLIGfSALE.

Tho subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the late
residence OF Patrick Welsh, in Brandywine Hundred,
Aliuw rs the Gordon farm, IN THURSDAY, March
Il, 1873 ut 10 O'clock a. MI the following stock and
several Of them fresh and others are spring.
ing to calf two hcers srringing to calf two year-
iu.,S, three good hOrses
Namely. Dnc black marc 10 wears old, -
gray hnTsr Jm ii yIs. old, dun horse Harry, w
NTs old; three co,.-i mare Fannie years <S2h
old, and yoarling colts; 10 milk cans lot OF milk
pans lot of new buckets good shoats, lot Of chick
tlls, milk wagon, one market dearborn,
as,, sleigh nearly new, lot Of bells, farm
wagon, with hay bed and with iron aAfos, onr hay
wagon, one moving machine, ono steel tooth horse
rake, IN gnai order one Van Wlckle fan, nearly
nav, ono goud corn shelter; wheelbarrrows, pair
twin htrfuws plows, One set of double harness.
rCt OF cutriagt !haruesa, set OF dearborn harness.
sets Of loW chains, set OF leading chains. col
lar, bdo> lot OF hamcs lot Of chains, forks, Spades
Shpvels Grnhbins Hoes. one Post Spadc, one
rict I,rndannt, one cross cul saw maui and
wedges, lu ut grain bags, two grain cradles, lot of
moving s,N thrs, one briar sCythc, one hay knife.
together with tht tenants share OF wheat in the
ground, ami uihrr articles tUu iWipuS to mention.
CONDITIONS or 50 lE.-.tl sums OF iiftv dol
lars and und1r, cash; all sum, over 80 dollars, six
months time Will b. given. by the purchaser giving
hanaah!r mote: with approved cndorsrr; interest al
drd from dny utsh, Or three per cent. on for cash
HbuyC fi'v dollars
ChTHARISE WELSH, Administrators.
CtiAS. IL. GORDON.
<.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
Public Sale
of Personal Property.

n, WIN be sold at public sale, at the resi-
6SSE dence of VIM. Wllmot, ST., In Christiana
An Hd., on Tuesday March the 18th 70, on the
farm Belonging to Mr. Henry DUPONT, the following
personal property, to wit One Stanley mare, eight
years old, q good worker.
One bay horse 10 years old
One bay mare 10 years old, good in all kinds of har-
ness.
One yoke ofoxen years old, will pillow without a
driver II cows, fresh and IL sprngers; devon, 3
year old bull full blooded; yearling heifers, two
heifcrs two years old with calf, very fine Chester
County white sows.
FARMING UTENSILS One good four horse
wagon, good horse cart, two horse wagon, hay
beds, OK carts heavy land rollers large market
dearborn. 7 cultiyators, plows, twin harrows, 3
fallow harrow grain cradles, large lot of single
and double trees. good grain fans, 1 corn shelter
nearly new, set strong and heavy harness. sets of
plov harness, 10 hoes, lot of spades, slovels and
raKes, &c; Germantown wagon, open wagon,
sets oil carriage harness, good sleigh, large white
oak meat tubs etc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-Consisting OF two
large tables. paror stoves large flour chest, one
settee, chairs, several pairs Of bedsteads, cup
boards. -,
DAIRY FIXTURES.-Such AS milk cIurns milk
buckets, milk pans, etc.
Conditions at sale.
HENRY Dupont,
WM. WILMOT.
ThOa Ernplsiu Aurtionppr. march
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
Public Sale.

VIII BIO sold at public sale, at Mermaid, in MI
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, the
18th day of March, 1873, at 10 O'Clock, a. M; the fol
lowing personal described personal property of Mrs
Rebecca Walker, deceased two head Of horses, ont
yoke superior oxen, five head of mich cows, three
heifers horse power and thresher two grain fas
corn shelter, one moving machine of Woods make,
cart, market wagon, mill wagon, light " gon, one,
carriage, two seighs, one-wheel barrow carriage
pole, plows harr0ws cultivators double and single
trees, chains, forked chains, grind stone, one
drag, maui, wedges and frow, two grain cradles
two half bushels and half peck two sets bflead har
ness and lead line lot Of forks, anvil and bellows lot
Of carpenter tools, Ose turning lathe.
HOUSEHOLD AND Kitchen furniture, such as
beds, bedsteads and bedding. tables chairs, setees
three stoves, one parlor stove two clocks book case
and books vinegar and casks, oats by the bushel,
and maly other articles to tedious too mention.:
TERMS.-Al sums under s25 cash, on all sums
S25 credit of months will be given without in
tercst, by the purchaser giving bankable note and
satisfactory security if not paid when due interest
from day Of sale
r j. Brown, AdmiuistIatI
Thomas DiaeiIn, Auctoneer feb z
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
PubIic Sale,

Will he sold at Public Sale, at the residence OF
Mary Jane Eastburn IN Mil Creek Hundred, one
the 18th, 1873, at IL O'Clock, IN, tho following de-
scrbed personal property:
Eight head OF work horses and colts
No. 1. Bay horse Ben of Moscow stock, rising Blk
years old good traveller and farm horse.
No. 2. Bay mare July, six years old, sound and gem
No g. Bay mare Daisy, four years old, well broke,
promises TO be good driver.
No. Roam horse Dick, seven years old, good
farm and draft horse.
No. .. Sorrel mare Flora, six years old, number
1 driving mare.
No. 0. Roam mare Sallie Ann, eleven years old,
large brood mare. can be driven by lady.
No. I. Black mare colt Jennie, sired by old Mos
COW coming three years old, very promising.
No. &. Horse colt Sun Flower, OF the best stock one
year old good size, for style and action cannot be
Thirteen head of cattle consisting Of five mich
cows, one sprnging In profit by day sale, two now
fresh, coming in profit about first Of May, home
raised steers four years old partly brokent to the yoke
booded Holstein BULL fl 70 head of young cattle,
shOats, Chester white sow, short tailed Berk-
shire barrows, lot of poultry, ducks and chickens
FARING IMPLEMENfS.-one market wagon, l
shifting top buggy, l Rockaway carriage, slcighs,
farm wagon with side boards bows and cover siita-
BILE for two or three horses one stse cart one hay
rigging, ono Buckeye mower and reaper in good or
der, roller suitable for horses one horse
rake one Van Wicket fan, one Walker fan, one dou-
Bile action hay and fodder cutter corn shelter grind
two Atwood plows No. and 4, one Wiley No. 10, i
cultiyators, one twin harrow, one square harrow,
double and single trees sets OF wagon harness, -four
sets OF lead pow harness, set of cart harness.
sets of light driving harness, two riding saddles
brides collars, halters one set Of double lines, five
COW chains, one chain, forks, rakes, IA "
els, hoes grain cradles, two moving scythcs, one
briar scythe ,Rrubbing hoes, picks,mahls wedges
grain bags one double harpoon hay toIk, rope and
pllies, carriage tongue, one double sleigh bed lo
of prime clover seed corn, AMI oats by the btshc
DAIRY FIXTURES.-0ne new chnrn AMI stand
butter tubs, cream kettles, milk buckets and pans.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen furniture consisting o
beds, bedsteads bureaus, tables, chairs, one sofa,
corner cupboard, and cook stove and fixtures, par
Tor stoves, carpt and mating lot of cider vinegar
lot pork, empty barrels, lard, hrkins tubs, casks
kegs and many other articles necessary to carry
well conducted farm, also lot OF chestnut posts
Sale to commence precisely Mt IL O'Clock.
TERMS.-An sums af s25 and under, cash; al
sums that amount credit Of six months will b,
given by the purchaser giving bankable note witt
approved endorser, If paid when due no interest; 4
| not interest will be added from day of sale
DAVID EASTBURN, ENechtofs'
of Amos Eastburn's property, deceased.
| n. B-SO postpOnement on account Of weather.
l.. w. Stuham 4 Son, A ucioncer. feb 81