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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24


BELDEN-At Rsse Caon. os' 49, eyed ~. sar-h Ri,s
beth VII, william Bsden Of HswiorA Cts aud dashr Of Col
G. ". Patten L. \. A. - - 49,
Tbs fBea viii take place residence Of w. Hks ESQ.,
Elizabeth. saturday at Trims leave oo % b''r and
Coftlauatsts, az / O'Clock, returning every hour
BROwS-At stamford Com. Oct ~ s@rah Hasle' ti1shr d
Belden d. and la NJ. Brown. aGel % mouths
Funeral Will be held At 81 Johas church Frtb mors Z"
0o'eioek
BRANNISsuadeuy weus.a. morning, Oct y 1873 Gather
Of Ogae County IT WeKi9r ifesn ssel %
Her issnd. boer Mathew AMI siehos Mgrpsy arr
BROOKLYN, FRIDAY, the 2fth. al = D. H.
CADwAIADgAt Greenwood near Trenton os WeiHes
fa, oct % Th0mas Cldsader 10 tLe 19h Of ms 'gr
The will place from bis late sns near irenio )nsst
uriAy afternoon, a. ! o'clock
PsRRISIn Bcol wenes'y Oei r. Chaess r. Fer. .@
Paae from hi, mother, residence 20 Elliott place Phi OCT
"a. st Up N
FRASCIs-ou Wednesday - M. Jemua T.. vie Of Re-,
Francis Of the Ssafor last Conference IA The % yr oh
PaSe on Friday at NJ the r-'ieoes Of her o.'.
lsu A H. Tan. No l2i 81. FehIsI. Brooklyn
GAMBLg-on weinesy %. 1873 Margaret wife Of JOha
TIE Trends Of the family r'@ai, invited s,.esd
funeral from the residence % her hHsbaai - b"'A
In the 2jh lust, 81 10 a.
GwYNNB-Thomas Gwyuue agei 10 years
Notice OF funes hereafter.
Rggp-At oyster Bay L. f. oct ~ 1873 C,r-. Rsei sNe -
win Be he'd Ga csaF's o,.' B.! Es 9. Is.,
invited further rs remains Will be- sstsr7
at Msnhsseu Reform Cbuchyad
sHUMwAY-on TuesiaY. Oct 81 10 her 1873 y.lr Saae Ah-
eldest daaghero o. william ". and sas.n blsn sae"gs'
Fuaes SATURDAY ocDcA NJ 10 % Pdn.1s 1bars.
Laia,ee ami Nsrcy-ayr%, BrOok'n
THORNTON- Brooklyn % 1873 Howard orlS u job.
p. NJ and Emil, r. Thornton, asei 10 monds and dAI~
he family respectfully invites u sni h
funeral from Of hs graudPiras No 50 Cambrsnd
81. FRIDAY, Oct "a. st2 p.
TOwERsudaeny Brooklyn Wednesday. Oct b. 1873 D-wa
c. Tower, sged % Yea, and months
Funeral Of his Waerye y SATURDAY
afternoon Oct 20, at c.ocS.
wALI-Or "Wednesday 22 1873 Of Consumption Aon Br.
wife Of william wall JI agoi % years and 9 mon'1.
funeral RON Ia hocusAost bEoosyH. on Fuls' i D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
gifts RY CONTROLLER GREEN.

BY the request of Controller Green, suit has
been brought by the Corporation Counsel against ex
Tax Commissioner Nathaniel Sands for the recovery Of
the sum $4,000 unlawfuy taken from the treasury in
ISL This was his commission on certain
bonds alleged to have been negotiated by
him abroad with the consent OF Controller
Connolly sands, HIS part has replied by demand,
served yesterday the Controller for the payment OF
ms salary amO unng 10 about $1,000 since sept 1871,
which has been withheld by the Controller, On tue
ground OF the fraudulent character Of tne land transac
uon Controller Green has also instructed the COrpnra
ton Council begin suits against Henry Siarkwesther
formerly Collector Of Assessments for the recovery or
2j paid him In violation OF law IN the years
is6g-iO- Is alleged that these illegal fees were dis
tri Duted among certain friends or Ring officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
GOTERNMENT HEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
hAR DEPAkIMfNls
OFFICE OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGTos ID. C.. Friday. Oct. al i. IN.
IN. he AZ

SUnODgts
The area of low barometer, with rain, that
was Wednesday the lake regou has continued NOV
unrth-eastward beyond our stations, and is now fol
Loved by rising pressure, north-westerly winds, and
lower temperature. -. 800 90, ,,ors nj, ,h. royor
Lake region bui clear weather very generaiy prevails
over the Northwest the Upper Lakes, ana Lake Erie
soutn-westerly winds with partly cloudy weather ana
higher temperature have prevailed Ia the Middle and
south-eastery winds and calm in the South Atlantic
STATES -....... 4. H.
southerly winds with rain and cloud continue IN tue
Eastern (inlf states. SOrtnerly winds dlmlnlsbIng
high 10 fresh in the Southwest storm center Is
now apparently advancing over idahO
IrObabHihes.
For Friday in tho q f states lower temperature ana
northerly winds with weather, except possibly III
Southern Alabama -.
For the South Atlantic States. high barometer ngnt
winds, higher temperature, partly cOud) anu eo"
weather.
For ne Middle States oeeasiOnaJigh igeh MAINS yoL
to1ed by clearing heather. nOrLhery viHds' d"d TOUT"
tnperdiare.
For New-Epgand higher temperature and CLOUDY
weather possibly with rain and soutI-wosterly VIVA
For the lower lake region winds ana oeai
or partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lakes, falling barometer increasing
sOutncr7 winds. and cloudy OF partly cloudy weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
pRoBABLE WIFE MURDER IN wEEHAwKEN.

Anastasia Ridgeway, age 30, was found dead
Yesterday morning in OF the snanties at the
northern extremity OF the Elysian Fields, Hoboken
The circumstances the have aroused suspicious
OF foul play and her husband arrested yesterday
and locked up in the weehawken Poce-station. The
two were out together Tuesday night they drank to
excess in some OF the groggeries In the neignDor-
hood and they Guarreed the way home. This
much is known. Mrs Marshall states that
She saw Rdgeway strike his wife a blow
which feed ner 10 the earth One OF the neighbOrs
states that she heard Mrs Rdgeway grooming on Tues
day night. The Coroner has charge Of tho remains
DIR Buek County Phy stefan, made post norton exam
uaton Yesterday but refused 90 make pIblc his opn
ion Coroner ParslOe impaneled jury who viewed the
remains and adjourned until Tonight when an inquest
will be held "a. Justice Bediords Office in WeehawAoI.
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LATEST SHP MEMS.
ifor other snip Yeys SEQ Third Pagel

lIOr Dther AtD NeSS SO fNHh f0JtI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Walker. iuclmo'si C Pout ard No'h
nass and - OH DOmin'0a otesuanD Co
steamship Adger lokaOO Casrs0u. O ~. WIN nise
PASS " J W. t5HlatIri & 20
BARK Mag Sor Ocs Newport Sest H. N belfast 10 a-
chored at sandy Hook Tor orders
SAILED:
Hamburg. City Of M'ris Tor lisran- CITY
Of Memic RIO Ncshrg
PosaPrnq; Tor Bermuta. Gen Bre- or Ssvinn1h Ron
chmoni s1ps Aoe ineA Tor i'"r"oi Ce, ="
San Francisco. br.s GPy Tor C4ds Oaonr @ Pla1. bfs job"
Msson FOR Key West.
WIND-5uasst li.ht, 8 clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,ros Oct 23--Auyet. bng Chsdo Miller from Chsrisf7r
Below. brig Queen from Turks Island
MoNROS va Oct 23Pts'ed IN reams'ip ~ ,r-s:
from Liverpool Norfolk Ftuin from Liverpool fef chn@d
steamship lone from Liverpool Tor BltSnore.
23Afnyei steamship Albenare hon iiosrf
for b1'tnSTe
SAvAss,a 2}--AruVed Busa steamship Nin.i IRON
Baltimore, w l. tsrr)Rhs
Rotterdam Cee. seahps Herman lh'ns ton shd ,sr Tor
schr. Eli rby. r fhiAiep sfau~hp hbilrstcs.
for liverpool. b.ra 5isbIt o. OIL for iiagre.
DIsASTERS.
QUEBEC Oct 23rbe sp Lioas towel into poet 10 dsI.
having lot anchors ard cbsas Ia gsls on AOai-Y.
s GA tOr-lsst sfr, snplwnfy cod
laden weu morning II the 18TH a. oocS te Ssi
Lsl, Of aa Hsrbor; her ao ie tja are
urknosn bnganhne Peter John OF fos sesheg
total wreck Ana Anchlt g. Is she pOlAf "n hr
"a, Wallace With fes,se Tor Boston, she navel 10
Tia Ifsr for - 800 49,.
BALrrMoRR Oot 2J-Tbe British CsDp'n,ro, Wliir 6um
" cies, IS alhc At "cSs AsSb "a w loser
Cbpsapease bay. Relief has beea sn to her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
OBITUARY..

The Hon. VIM. Stadden, Superintendent Of
the state Insurance Department OF Illinois, died sud
denly yesterday in Springfield, Ill.
Freeman Bradford an old lawyer and prom
nent citizen or Portland Me- died there on Tuesday at
the age OF TO- He Was Past Grand Master Of the Ma
sonic Fraternity.
A. II. Davenport, the weil-kn own actor
died Yesterday New Orleans, ~. He native
Of Stamford Conn., and received legal education, but
chose the stage IA a profession He manager OF the
Mobile Theater last and has been connected
with the Bidwe Academy OF Music for several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
THE sURRArT CASE ONCE MORE.
3.X-PEIsIDENT JoHNsoN's REPLY TO JUDGE Holt.
my IELEGEArm no LIE IEMuNE.l

FN-rGl&lDENT JoHNsONS REPLY TO JUDGE AOLI'
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
washington, Oct. 23.-Ex-Prcsident john
son decided time ago that If he called upon TO
make speech while this city he would not refer to
question Of yeracty between himself and Judge Ad
v0cate eDcra Holt the subject OF the Communication
OF the sentence Of Mrs surratt There is for be-
leyfng however, that he has carefully prepared an
answer TO the recently published pamphlet OF Judge
Holt. wherein the latter shows that Mr. johnson was
shown the recommendation to clemency Of five men,
hers Of The cOurtmaral which convicted Mrs Surratt
rAs answer IL Is understood Is being put in type
here and will be given the public before Mr. johnson
Itaves the city His statement Of course, will be OF
negative character, since II Is claimed by Judge Holt
that when he submitted the recommendation Of the five
,nemrers OF the court to MI. johnson there was no
faird party IN the room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

BANNARD-JhRRWAY- P'anseh n J.. On Wafs'~i' ot *
bT tc heT Dr bsensrd "
saem Horace b. g. Jane~sT dIrgates OF Wiss
l.. Jones,
BBTRSPSGOgPRI-I Bnooklrn WcilesiiY Oc "a At ihs
residence Of Dr. Pmedo Jgigs Semirr OF place ATtnoi
Won Bre dsIgllcr Carl G0ope ostgrt Ger
macy. No cards
GLMAN-HOoD-In this city, % By The Rcs To~as Hat
rags o. b. Gilman Of Boston, susan daughter oi Tia
late Dsniel Hood Of Portland. Me-
MARTIN-BARKLBY- New York Woi1esy 0H ~
brides mother bv tie Rev Dr. Hgser .Saj
b Bishop Il. A. Janes Mt John T. Marin Of Brooklyn
Jane A Barley daughter Of the lac Robert bske5
MARvIS-ANDERSOS-O "Wednesday, Oct ~ Al ~ BaTnsbs
Church BY the Rev n. T. Hovey rector julius sA's 10 Minnie
b. Anderson oi Brooklyn. No carl~
D-GRRBR-n city. 2J 1873 The uoa Pao45su oi a
Calioiua to Mrs Aua Greer OF hss-l1rk CitT.
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THE CLARKE TRIAL At SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23-Ihe trial of Capt
Clarke OF the ship for cruelty 20 is pro-
eeeding before the United States Circuit Court. The
testimony for the prosecution, 1t stands, shows
acts OF almost incredible brutality. One witness
swore that he was "triced up" for two days
Ia gallows, his toes merely touching the
deck; that he released long enough
10 eat little bread and drink little water. Toe
generally express the belief that the three men who
Committed suicide driven 10 desperation By the
cruelty OF the captain and his mates. Peter Johnson
one OF the crew. beaten and abused Till DO lost his
reason, aud he Is now almost an Idiot.
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republics have gone. He was always willing 10 tru''
tho people believing their decision Ia ri ght.
In conclusion. he admitted that ne was a'n Is
tious to maintain his cOuntrys liberties. no
had never assumed superiority and never SUD
mitted TO inferiorty. Those whom he now az
dressed had sill his acts as public man, anu MS
walks "a a c,tizsn and he was ambitious to occupy
place the affections OF hts cOuntrymen Mr. JOnnson'
IN conclusion said "Take wishes for your prosper
ity and happiness. and may God bless yoa.'
Tho crowd cheered. there music by tho band ana
many old friends rushed INTO the parlor TO congratulate
thc President who had spoken to them for fully two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
DOMESTIC GARxsYs

NV OrLE.-e ga B. FOsr 81 Trsi'. B,frs ~
81 25ak3 so Family $50 10 30. Corn iur md b- =. ~, r
Witt ami Yel5w OsIs Bias ts sr ioser 81 OJ0
81 l5 ui ard dropping st $50 Pork ts sol n,wns At
SIC 30 DRY SAILED Mlts qaet a . 20 nf hen'h angn a
91c Tor Seconds. C-suzats 1872 of White CLIte
sooJ demand; receipts s s@es Cestniay' At Zoe
.races unchanged Gold l0Da no Crrencs t'a@l cent
LuhsuSe-siBg Dnh. lI09 Fe" foE Sshi fs~i' sf crab
prmRm .,.-,o- ~
WnAvG7or Oct 2JssOhis Turpentns snn AZ 3SaS9. hon4
firm II ~ 30 r sned 81 60 fsf No. Csar tuoeslse
eaIr 81 of saI vs,' os I'p asa " 10 Tor Fs- i"
wes a. 81 OJ
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Democratic Republican N9minAti""
JOHN W. HUNTER
Of al outside os'S'i'"as ss-'E ~o~i 'Sa
% anJ Independent Of all party sne@ --------------
CiyiI service Commission.
W..u,xax,. Oet IN lSTR

wlsHissrOs Oct 20 1871
Notice hereb gives hsi 40 einahoao pplean "f 'as~'s
-. "a, ses Of the Uoted states vii be held the Ctr q
q ", a. ar about the day Of November Il
hose desiring a. such ELIMINATION sssa
a their applications the proper department. al WshSgtoa
, form required the c' Service rules such that es
,oe. m ~ BE- seat BY applicants .eaess esd
~ ., .t place which shall ses
Copies Of stating the ocu Of the appic uoa
The departments be obane ~ siirssag gis.s
O. Caves esq, Csef gGsniasr l2a Psi, Washington d G.
of lanes Miller 647 R<oadway BAKER yoazhea Ca 90
Sas,su-sL. NeN.Yosk CITY d. b. RATION Uhsiruss. 0
The Tribune Evangelical Alliance Bstra No. IL Cts
pAss containing full aud Of all The prOcoeus
p.per tseAssoa Of meeting tho WORLDS EVAN
G2ICAL ALLIANCE at NesYo ready aud si b. br
mA address United states Or 20 cent per copy ss
81 All Of the Ras aai Addresses s2pear VI
Tux TRIBUNE EXTRA cueal ogstAf with seyer,A
DsVea sLeA ssse se.sd 70 ra AO,c q. I.ss sftss
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OATFLg HARRBT5

BatrspRg Oc 23-cAlrps eul All &C. or7. ,rT bit %
,.is S A. 5dsis tist ern,r ~ 6fst grfLy fa5r;
good qa.l. 3'aeic Repts. $3.50 h-'d sa~
1888 head
Hogs-Tne s supply with onlT fer femss1 poes
L,a loWer a l2D6 ~; neespu. z $50 hetd -.
sgRsp dun AID &c lower sales 81 4@ja eoeps ff3G heal
CHicAGo Oct doll, Receipt. 25OO shippers ba'sE
.osrpgiy sold ~ 80. o OF extra as'rsgina
475 NJ sA az So soksrs 80 e60A 12iIs TeI,n sss sAd
cows So SJdS3 20. shipments. 90
LIVE Ioos ssdf recY grades ssvs
80 gOaSl Lght quiet At 81 zsef 20. shiemsnt I6vo
steady ps, loo. sae. Il ~ 1'~ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsgiNGTos, Oct S3.-The sentence Of the court.
martial the Surgeon Of Marines DnssN w. A. VINO "
tried ArrApo E shooting AMI wossdg two msnSe. WHO se
gathering trs~here Of the disclosures 81 he Hs'hi hctn
he and dgty for three f f
has mo6@i he sentno 10 Jcas sspenSn h A,s'
EsNnt0s b. G. Oo~ng ordered the Boston hsg fa1 ,seh
~ OwUs from the NarAS Lgas lbni . Tbs pbsdeps
hsvYar The o. g. ysBos enter Pel sad At gnbbe SAFE
Pc Fii.. TeserlaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

The body Of a man supposed to DO Hugh
MeLsn ghln 50 Of Bookyu, n. T. fanrd tSno
The the New Junction Depot the Lcaga Ay
n. Aaton Pa Ne was seen iLtod near the deoe
m Several hundred delegates have been IN nv.
tendance the Grano Lose and other Masonic sa $500 ~
Lsais'ile SuS.ng uIee dsy tbs hsp'" "a Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

The ReIreIics for Consumption was'Sy ird rise
MolHKs PASCRPAuC bNuLf2S 'Np PAAihsA
Medical who h1ye made Il snces study td ~ ~
variable sPpcie so s'seHs1 500 .csn
increased sol yy promoted hmeut impaired lad ,hr
sr The bny improved. by - sol N b9A'' ~
fAvOkY MOORE (CIeniss q ae QIel. IL r. J. ne rn = q
Wales His ghaes, the Ke i've OF hs pt Acl iJ Nc" 'I ~
London an9 miss DggSss s0rek'epc!, t4rI-spI t.s
nd CauaA Name ani trade 'HeI 0osAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

N. Grand ro1r sso.s tie :, ~ sii2QoO nrf ant
900 900 and bonds me U.s.
PAM Earring Of tbe 0rssd Lodge oi<s
presentd 20 The meaais g. e
j duysg bs sesoa 'of zoe bh's
ess Memphis @fn.ssrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
THE STATE or TRbDE
HAVANA nAnHRr

H,vas. o. 23-slraI No ~ D. s. tlnfg's r,s. = s.rose
Ry- snge qAs. Ums Hat % Gs,s CaJuHs bJ1D5
mus; Shsr. Sight 81 aSt prom'ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
THE PHELPS INVESTIGATION.

ALBANY, Oct. 23.-The various Investigations
which have been in progress here show that Phelps
the robbery Of Treasury Tho amount vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

nnnder securcd viii come mue under that first stated
The Investigations into the Canal Trust fand snow tna
It IL untouched This fund committed 10 the treas
urer OF the State as special trust to DO useo Wy ni
iaad IanrnA Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

The Rctien sponge Pads. horrible nea ss7nr'. p','es
ron linge Pl. Nue Springs srfNtsaih ny ho
rUs 65i Bro4~iy. "Ec RaD'e
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Suetiai Nortes

Insects Injurious to Yegetnton.-Dr - CAl,s
DESTRUCTIVE INSR rs read at the Scientific Cose
Portland Is gveu TRIBUNE EXTRA 10. Pucs 10
Address rHB TRIBUNE. Seg Yera.
Union League Ciub-A special meeting Of - Css vi n
heli Clubhouse FRIDAY EVENING. Oct 81 a. @es
10 report Com0tr foa'es 10
the pcna Constitutional Aneo'a' f's
- the judiciary. BY order Of tbe President . ,,,,, 60.
Nswlork Oct %, 1873 GbO ~ hibh, ~ W.T..
Democratic Republican N9%nau"" i'r mayor
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MARRIED..

Fsiss ~rsnrs. speech a. ms lgniaI bAa&iS ~
Parke 60. sIn. ~ raiKJsH LgcrJaE bNrRA a., D.
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10 morrow

they be entered on the minutes Tho court hen from
respect TO the memory OF tho deceased adjourned until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

PrOWDgyce CIOTH sARKET
Proytp.scE R t. Oct 2-Ph 90 40 q5st "h'qi eb.nx IN
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SUSPENSION OF COAL MINING.

PorTsvILLE, Oct. 23.-0wing to the recent
heavy rains many Of the cOllieres in the Schuykil
region have been compelled to suspend mining opera
TONS being completely drowned out, in many instances
the miners having but little time in which to the
mules usually kept under ground. prominent coal
operator that in the upper section OF the county
there would be a heavy decline the shipment OF coal
durBg the present week. and as other regions are IN
Ike situation, the market will be seriously Affected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
.arE-zTuLuulcnzxr
DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must be indoysea vtLs fsN
name aud dtdreSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
REVENGE THE CAUSE or THE PROSECUTION.
From me Grlphc

from he Cour.r de3 Eda5 Uafs.
We are convinced that Judge GliDert's de
cislOn will be universally condemned, as when Mr..
Snanks gave Of the responsible editor, he did
ali thai Justice could reasonably expect OF him, and he
could not without dishOnOr betray the secret he had
promised TO keep when he became q member OF HE
TRIBUNE staff
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-12
DEFEAT OF BUTLER,

Our advices this morning convey the
not narrowing intelligence that Major
General Benjaman Franklin Butlor--the
despoilef of New Orleans, the hero Of
Fort Fishers the apologist and defender
of the salary steal, the ''cock-eyed man of
destiny come to grief Wash
burn, the present Governor of Massa-
ckasetts, has been nominated by acclaim.
ationsfOr reelection, and so Buffers
aspirations for the Gubernatorial chair
cannot be gratified for the present. al
least. A nomination by the dominan,
party in the old Bay State is of course
equivalent to an election.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-12

TON HARKIN, Constable of Gold Hill,
some few days ago made a raid on the
vags of that over-erowded village, and ar
rested three parties whose names appear
as John and Richard Roe and Doe Dur
ing visit to Justice Wright's court yes
terday the parties were arranged for trial,
each pleading not guilty and demanding
jury trial. At this stage of the pro-
eeedings Bob Taylor, Bob Lindsey and
Bob Lowery put in an appearance that
for time astonished the Court, as his
Honor supposed the three limbs of law
had come for the purpose Of defending
said vags. After issuing number OF
snbp1nas and venire for a jury. Con-
stable Baldwin, Chief Kelly and Deputy
Constable Morrow hove in sight, and in
formed his Honor that if the arrested
parties were acquitted they would be ar
rested for petty larceny. The Jury, how
ever, brought in q verdict Of guilty, and
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-12

ALMOST A Row.-The much talked of
grand target excursion and picnic of the
Second Brigade, Nevada State Militia,
took place pursuant to announcement at
the Bowers mansion, Washoe Valley, last
saturday, and according to all accounts
there came near being general row and
disgraceful termination of the excur-
sion. The Gold Hill News says:
4 general row, and perhaps bloody
battle came very near resulting on the
spot, aud all from the alleged discovery
that fraud was being perpetrated in the
matter of the cartridges given out for
each company participating to shoot
with. Some very severe language was
INDUCED in, and one or two light per-
sonal collisions occurred. Then we saw
muskets raised and bayonets crossed, but
fortunately general rush was made to
the rescue by alfthe companies, and kill
ing prevented Many, however, slipped
cartridges into their breech-loaders and
were ready and willing for bloody battle.
Had the first shot been fired and some
one killed or wounded, we verify believe
a general and pretty fatal engagement
might have followed, for bad blood
was up and prevailing for while
The cause OF the quarrel was the
alleged discovery OF unfairness in
the matter of those cartridges. Mr.
Comstock, who had charge of the
cartridges, and dealt them out to each
party firing, was a member Of the Ma
tional Guard, and is charged with hav.
ing used Partially in order to let hi,
own company win.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-12

SYRACCsE, y. Y, has now novel
manufacturing enterprise, one arm there
constructing no less than seven mann
moth windmills as large as the enemies
OF Don QuixOte. The mills are designed
for crushing gold ore. and are to be sent
TO the Island Of Oruba in the Caribbean
Sea. The prevalence of trade winds in
that section, and the high price of fuel,
have induced the quartz-crushing COM
pany to introduce windmills for ore
crushing purposes. An accurate idea of
the size OF these powerful agents may be
conceived from thefollowing dimensions
The diameter of the wheel, which is Of
the "rosette pattern, is 80 feet long,
thus securing power equal TO 20-horse
power engine. The weight of each mill
is about 5000 lbs; the cost Of the con-
struction being about $1,000. 1t would
be great saving Of expense if the
"Washoe zephyrs" which prevail in this
latitude could be utilized and made to
drive the vest machinery required in
working the mines of this State. We arc
not hopeful, however.