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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-31
minininq.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. 225.
Is. KrGlsrEE's OFECE,l

Us. REGISTERS OFFCE,(
EUREKA, NEN., August 18TH, 1876.
y Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y simeon NenUan pOStOflicc address
Cprtc1, Nevada has this day ME III TINS
office a diagram, together with u notlcc
OF application Tor patent nom the | httu
states, under the Act of Congress, ap-
proved May lJih, 49,, ,or titech nun
bred G.iuul linear feet Ot the Arctic lodc,
the same running 400 feet S~outheastcTiE,
andI 100 feet northwestCrly from II locit-
tIun monument. with surface ground 400
feet in width, situatc in COrteZ Mining
District. Eureka County, state OF NeNa-
Ga, ana described in the plat and field
notes, on lille in this office, as follows:
l.. =. SURVEY. NO. IS.
Beginning at Il post marked No. l, L.
:. survey, No. IS, whence the section cor.
ner common TO sections ;, L, :, and :. l.
- v, Il. Is r., NJ. II. NJ, bears =. - deg.
= min. w. :, 145 feet, post No, ), OF survey
No. o., maze tor simeon WCnban, on the
Garrison lode, bears y. Il deg. IS MN.
w, III feet. and the center of the mouth
OF the Arctic tunnel bears :. IS deg. h,
Lilo feet hence running y. IS. deg. L,
iul feet. 10 post marked 80. >, L. =. sur
NeN. No. s.. hence :. Sly deg. +, ,5uC
teti, TO post marked No. 5, |. =. survey,
Ne. oS; thence :. 0Ste deg. w. 4U0 feet, 10
posi- mitrkCu No. t, |. =. survey, No. % q;
ana thence y. 5lA4 deg. W., 100 feet, to
POST No. i, the place of beginning, con
tanning 10 a1-lu0 acres. Causes expressed
from the true meridian, with a magnetic
variation OF les deg. East,
This claim is on surveyed land, in 7. %
y, X. Is T., NJ. Il. NJ, and Is bounded en-
neither end 10y any known claimants,
the nearest mln is the Garrison. THIS
claim is recorded in book Il, page 157, OF
the COrtvZ District Mining Records.
Auglg-CU CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-31
Forwarding g. Commission,
REINHART BROS.

4 RE PREPARED TO FORWARD All.
"A GOODS consigned to Their care 10
eureka, hite Pine, Phoebe, and ali oIEer
dispatch. van
Marx goods care of r. Elko.
Elko, December %, lsT2. 40.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-31
SCHOOL.

NGRS. \. GILLELEND, SUCCESSOR
WI TO Mrs. Bibbins, viii open IA private
school on Monday, the 18th instant, in
the vestry room OF st. James Church.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-31
21th Day of Au"u

@1th Day of August. A. D.. 1873.
at u O'Clock noon, Of said day, at the
kegiSterSin BANKRUPTCY OF the s1id Cn',rt
j. +. FITCH, Marshal Messenger
&ugl--td
, 1873-06-06


Onc-third Of tho population Of the State Of New
hampshire are depositors in savings banks.
Rivcr yesterday.
John volklart, hged 90. was killed yesterday after
noon n milwaukee, by tho caving-n OF trench on
Maggie Brown and Jcnnio Taylor were drowned.
loo, Ia. N~"~ ''A'sA-
4 ST.. Louis telegram soys that thc roporss which
haye gained circulation, that the cholera preyaa in
thut city, nrc entirely untruo.
Hiss nosa Ham was thrown from carr1aco IN Main
street, Fond tlu Lac, last evening" and killed. sho was
highly rcspccle, aud 'lor oath deep borrow.
A }itt!o daughter Of ]. Kephar at Farley Iowa. wnH
water. ''''o
Lewis, son OF the Hon. H. i. crawfoot, Of pontjac,
for that district. There seventeen competitors
for the prize.
At Sioux City Town, yesterday morning, two police
mSn nsinod Tucker aud nrenan. got into fight ovor
arrest.
II. .. Carter, President Of tho National Bank OF
Ekadcr, and prominent citszon Of Clayton County,
company with his daughter when lie was throwa out
BY tue running hway Of his tcamt and 80 badly In
lurcd that recovery Is doubtful.
Prof. Marsh and party, from. Yale College, started
yesterday for the West to continue tho geological
nlo7ations Of previous years Tho party wifi spend
tho summer IN tho Rocky Mountains, tho autumn
probably on the Pacific coast aud return East in Do
cember.
The ooronora Jury In The Ashcrof-Grcg homicide,
ut Banlushy, o., roturnoa yordict yesterdsy hat
Ashcroft caIo to H death by pistol shot taking of-
feet near the right oye; TINT tho Of tho wound
wae discharge from pistol which fell from the
pocket OF Gregg while both were running along tho
street III company, and that tho shooting waH acc-
dental. 1
, 1873-06-06

Tho London Globe, re,nnrking On tho yl,,t Of tbs
ox-Dnhe Of AIodcna to tho Prince Of Walcs al vicnna
tns o.!or day, Bays: "fhss nay reem worry com.
know the facts :. Ii tall intorc4. Tho o1-puko-
Who Is iaso by tho way IN Arehdukc OF Austra and
.eo ha noynt 81 aungary snd at preeer.
eat1n, by right Of birth, to bo King Of England.
Honrietta, youngest daughter of Charles t. was boru
At E1otor, OH June - 1G4i. Bho vaa cducatod as
CatAolc, in France By her mother. In 1861, sho be-
tor Of Louis Philippe. a Princess Of tho House o1
osloans sprung from this union, married Prince
of the House Of sayoy; and Princess OF Savoy
their lineol descendantbccame tho wife Of Francis
Thus tue latter Is roct1y descended through the fc-
inalo Lao, from Charles !. The ma1o line las long
oeen e1t1nct Tho gentleman who died some time
a8o ano whom tue newspapers spoke Of the Inst Of
but hs clanR to stuart blood were nltogoter funct
ful. The ex-Duko Of Modem IT, and has louo bcrn.
The head Of tta ancient house. Thcro are probably'
si among ho remote Scottish claus descendants of
Is their sovereign. Wo not aware that any heir Of
tho stunrts las acknowledged Tho aettenent Of 1855
Ihelr most enthusiastic supporters long uRo
ceased TO dream Of is being reversed; looking 1T
tue family may haYc continued 10 regard tho soycr.
oigiis Of tho Houso Of brunswick aH us.rpors The
visit OF the Duke to the Prince Of Wales may DO taken
% sort Of acknowledgment Tint long posyoaaon OF
even Theoretically, hcyond question. 70 those &C,
quanod With English history the sight OF tho Princes
together might have recaeti long, dark struggle.
Which excitcd TILL far III tho Last century fierce pa6-
blood: Tho cause of the stuarta IL now forgotten
ono; but It onco had tho sympathy Of many or Tim
nobeat minds In England, and reused their enthusiasm,
oa tLo cause Of order and Justice Thus utterly maya
caso o tho Logmatz III Franco over dis out "a COM
pletely7
, 1873-06-06

CHM, 1saa been Of e,,ch n t,nsuro MI to In
no,rco Of nlarn, not only 70 tho lrow!nU
'loreat hut to tho intcrostg 0f tho public d. lnrgc
tnnocct social habits null ouhtoms, and Influencing
roclann 10 vote for lnoas,,rea dangerous III ilioir
caraecs protesting against 9ong claimed with deal
on hn lcbcrs Of this Congress- 10 infnta{n hntt dc.
iond tito proper dtainction tcswocn tho two lima Of
tho tcctotal party md nppcal 10 tho common
nf ef9G ,o,s1 Gf o public; rcles'ing, tho o1ccra
aud mo oil Legitimate to stc,ro tho election of
eors Of Tho Lc3isaturo Of each stnto who viii look
duty Of overy irowor to c1lcavor 10 Obtain c rocov-
nton Of tho difference between rnnlt nui sr,rIo,s
1,lora from le 1cisatres md ttcclarlng lint tho
Rocky 1sivor. f1S Nv
, 1873-06-06

FORT WAyn:, Ind, june 5.-TAo wedding bells hoyo
9een ringing very brsk1y hero during tho past Two
ossn ssTng 81 IT.; ~ two of tho most atraca socia
evening, OF Miss Eliza Hannn, only DAUGHTER 81 tho
iato Judge Hann1, ono of tho chief orgina:ura anI
t builders Of tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne h Uhicsxo
Tho other wns tho mnrrings, this ovtning Of Miss
randr Many ~ aa mfant9rm n yonngsst daughter q A. p
Ar. Alfred L. Lukonn forniory buBncss 1nnnnxsr Of
The Dasy Gazette. Doth parties married il tho
trat Presbyterian Church, IN presence Of large aeso1-
neo; Iho receptions at the private residences woro
largely attended, and both parties wcro tho rccpIcus
OF numerous and coHtly prcsontH.
BURLINGTON. june 5.-The lion. William B. Allison
and Mks h1ary salloy of tlis city, wcro marres at
O'clock this aftcr.oon The wedding took pace at tic
Feaueuce OF tho late Senator Grimes and was strictly
York, and will aa for Europe the 18th 1nst to bo
, 1873-06-06
Tho New sprinEfIold Gun For tho
ARMY

From the Sprna6cfd {lfasa) Iierstblican,
The gun adorte IL No. ID on the liAt, and Is orcrat
ct tn all respects like No. 49, tito arm isRucd for e1-
rerimental trjal In the Held, differing from IL only IN
hall t1lat Of No. 49, the uainapring boster-spring
botng replaced by acrow a1ltl tn changing tile shape
Of tho hammer aud surrounding parts Of tho stock
AZ to promote economy Of Manufacture and eARa Of
opene! loaded, closed aud fired. It IL opened BY hall
Or full cocking tho hammer, nntl tten pressing tue
thuml.pioco Of tho ca,nratch spring; locked
nn ihn ,oa hole = ill., n ,ds,, ths brsososk allowing
euco q o discharge at By te carssehf ass " a
ca1nalni hole, bearing n tho line OF tho barrel il
obtained by means Of the nerposition Of tile cam,
which, abnttDg agaust tho bottom OF its rcceaa In he
block transors the rccoii to the face Of Tho hrcce
strain; trod by fro1t-acioa sac-ock of tho us,a!
pattern, tho 1rng.rin guard tho front picce pro
venting IN any loaltlon OF tlo brccc-bork nn ue1.
pectod discharge Of tho plece bcforo the brcocA III 10
curcly closod Tho cartridge shell s extracted by nu
extractor swinging tho hsngc-pn and struck upon
block near the completion Of lta movement III opening.
Tho eieomeut OF thu cartridge III mao by accolcraf
Ing tho movement Of the extractor by meanu Of tho
spiral cjector spring whtc. surrounds tla stem Of tho
ojeotor spiadlo and bears against tho bottom Of the
tho spindle ut tho other. Whon tile extractor is re-
volved BY the oponing Of tho block tho eccor spring
ia compressed by tho eJectur SPINDLE tho point of
which resta i cavity at tue back Of tho extractor,
above Its axis Of motion. The continued revolution
ojccsor spindle benw tho axiH Of otion. AS
tho "Aoad centrs IL passed the Sudden release Of the
elottor spring causes tue extractor to 1Hpiy rotate
about It's axts, carrying tho empty cartridge ehel
against the bcScl0h BrfAcn Of tho occor stlll, by
which 1t 1s tetlocscd upward and thrown clear out of
tho uufl
, 1873-06-06
THE HOMEOPATHS,
Session Of Tho American Institute Of
homeopathy mt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
t1Ay,H prOcccdinus,

Session Of Tho American Institute Of
Homeopathy MT observation-disclosures.
dhy'H Proceedings.
CLEVELAND Ohio, juno 6-Tho American 1nttituto
Of Homeopathy still continues in session, and the
number Of those In attendance is constantly beino
augmented. Tho banquet Int night at the Central
iink WnH grand afrair. number Of excellent
ttMents. "fr@ 'tA"SN e.-'
During tho sessions today large number Of very
valuable reportH wore mndo. Tho reading Of these
apcra Was followed by dlaeusatoa Oh tho uubiccta to
cd wleh lint thGy na rsieaTred Tho Institute resolv
Rnpora which had been previously published, or prtnt
t1om IN It's transactions. Thu Committee on Worl'a
homeopathy Convention u,ale n report through Dr.
sitnte to have 90 international Convention Of homo.
opathto physoians assemble in Philadelphia ID 1876.
aur'hg TIC centennial celebration. The initatory
scpa ~ tlia matter wero taken hrao years nBo aud II
grand gathering Of scientific practitioners OF tho
homeopathic school from alt parts Of tho world Dr.
slathroy OF philadelphia, presented report from tho
formnr e,t on a niSesstory They ha .her work iii
o. eonRloto homeopathic dlspensatory at tho no1t
. eessloi. Dr Dudley prGuentod piper on tho vital
ss.9a @ Of rh3isdepht9 during ho year 1872 coatod
ehowing tho roativo mortality In variety Of seass
nfdor the old school and homeopathic treatment Thia
report allowed that wso the ratio was slightly ju favor
o. tue OLD school treatment In few daeaRea yot In
ihargo h majority Of them it was largely in favor of
homeopathy, and that tho general rato was largely in
iaYor o. tho latterna'ncd Tnchod Of treatment Tbe
Institute appointed Committee on Ql!mntolpoy
IRON phyHclnns from various aoct1ons Of tho
country, tor tue purpose Of gathering exact informa
lion III reference to tho influence Of climate ,1ton yar
gus diseases, especially consumption. Niagara Falls
oGe selected rs tho ne1t pnce Of meeting md the
tito VII ndjourn tomorrow, after transacing lis
business. '~'
, 1873-06-06
ODD-FELlOWSHlP.
mcctis1g Of tho minnesota Grand
LOdre.

"AS$A"8 Va kAU uA1IHGHNtl Grand
. Lodge.
>, LAEE C1r7, MINI, juno 5.-Tho mco!ing Of tho
Grand Lodge and Encampnent Of this State Convened
81 stdi tlis paco ycsera, Nearly overy lodgo in tho
% up nloat t Of she time during Tho day. oa Wednesday,
nominated \ Y thy following ofcora for tho ensuing year
G. G. r, r J. King, st. Paul G. T. r., IT. IT, aoioy,
cannon Falls @. ,. ", II. r. Walbr1dge, Aianlnto
e y and T.. J. Fletcher, Williams, st. PAUL; q, j.
", =; 4. steyons. Mnneapolis; @. Representative,
L. ulIby, Owatonna; G. j. s. r.. 7, judge
1lastinBa; g. O. y. O.-Carricr, Rochester
Ihn Grand Etfcanpmont transacted considerable work
It's session, Se''1e
On Thursday morning tho Grand Lodge mot at IN
early hour aud after doing away with tic usual order
o. busnoas and utter fuw short apeochea for the good
OF te Order, proceeded to oloct tho following % OIL
g. ~ :: = T. S;,a,, Y C. we:sp, 4,s,t,,z. nea wng
!: w. Eyssstosn, hoehsster: R. =. W W. &. g. s.,
4: Jackson, Lake City, Tor two years; u. q.
r ifAhm9nn, Wfnona for ono year; q. Contuc-
tor Alexander Wilson, Ct. Paul G. mr., II. ii. Go
koy, Cannon Falls G. Chaplain II. Marvin, WIuuo-
fnago city @. g., A: J. Trnm6al1 81. Paul q. NJ,
Henry steinmann, minneapolis. Tho Lodge aud
lIncamplntnt will continue lii sesHton until Saturday
large number Of lodges havo been established IL
file shto during tho pnat year, anil the Order hng
increased IN pnmbera tenfold and all bids falr for
the good work TO continue
, 1873-06-06

p.hrs BBs!Ehy r rrspors, Is1s Viii iato snar
f',I1 somrse to ohtn control II o monnt!mo tho best
iegnl thlene IN 0uynhogn, Trltnbul and Mahoning
oo1nt!ee hnn boon aoo,ro by tho different copanIes,
ana me litigation rro'niaoa 10 ne long aud oxc.'ng
q, IT. Loo1a J.no "a dispatch from Jooraon City
Missouri Pacific 1.aroad 70 10 so on Tho ith of De-
cenanor next 70 aaslsfy State lion Of 900 o0o tho
release ot which by lilo Legislature III lU0a waa DO
Grea ~ he Legislature Of Inst winter havo been
nlcu IN thu uniiol States Circuit Court by Goy,
iHellogg as Trustee fnr Tho salo 10 cnjoIn
s",,. ao safe o. tho New oeleans Mobile !:
Mcasrn. Gordon and Butler toy, aH Trustees s.,,ter
tue second mortgaRc having obtained order for tho
road To bp sold. 1t Ia understood that nh effort viii
10 lnado to paco tho road III bankruptcy.
ELntN, ILL.,, Juno 6.-Thc 1rst passenger train over
left tho oi Of tho raok, ,nI'os caBt Of Tits city, ts
morning at oclnek with four coaches well lod with
Elgintos for tito Chicago Jubilee.
, 1873-06-06

will co.t ',s sioo;ooo, va shull nos,tn.o ns to
tiio w!s!lom Of tho net. It liz oxncly wlnt
tn oanntln t1icy haro never las1 mn Idtn wur; We
hnyn ~ seldom nsae year without os, ls secret ia
ialed. We should sim at thrco ii!nga:
tirat-tYo n',Et lAcak up tcIr wandering, snyago
haha hy ray|lg thrn Just price for their rights, afld
tcel 10 them and IL tl,ntr children forGylr.
SccoHd-WA n,lst give to t1cn individual rights
lEr. -
4At'd-'Vc tnst nst.l to s aala best glfi, tho QoE
in Of JeBlls Christ, which has r.lHed otr brutal
Haxtn fHtl,urs 4hlo flaEiy ChIlntin, illen.
Will slusu refor,us VII n',a layo peace policy wor-
tlly Of Uhriran renrlH, mid lilo efforts OF tho Pre4-
ilent Tor w'li ~ hcscryrl our grntitMfc will not bo
III vain, Faithfully yours, 1f.'B. Wli1rrLE,
Bishop Of Minnesota.
, 1873-06-06
AU'eYjtpgra1lCc~LGctlkrBs A

MIN dlott In Worrostor, Mass. tlis other day,
whosu ought to 10 for young men tho n,st Il
was young lawyer III Connecticut, Of uncommon
abilities and brilliant promise. uo entered tho artny
and roge to tho rank Of Colonel, but hs bocano i'd
llcted to drink and rapidly sank to tho 9rado Of
common tr,lakarl. Wlilo Intoxicated ono night, In
low len In this city, he was ghanghae1 aboartt
hnrk bound for China. Tho VcsAol was wrecked of
1t. I1elela, aud he with several others wcro RESCUED
and takon to Capo Town. Here, whilu engaged In o
dobauch he was arrested mud inlrslsoucd, at after.
I1otsontots. Escaping, ho shipped trading vessel
through the STRATA Of Madagascar where o ueertod
ana lived for sono time nlnoN9 tho natives If Tue
to soA In an open foat, was picked up md taken 10
uano Town. md then t. Singapore. For soyera! years
yagahond llally landed at Han itn,uisco in ste
Of beggary aud matu his wA,~aorosa tho continent
Ills friends hoard Of hn, bartender in miserable
saloou In Elizabeth, NJ H., srk aud broken down. 4lu
took him home 10 dte worn out debauohoo at aaaa
Of 80,
, 1873-06-06
CASTING GUT DEVILS.

/ IT, ShCE stow \ nh. mr..
1ems ~. 1a.!ol m q 1ne cn,eago 41'opne:
. Sln An article with Tho abovo heading appeared
Row. ]. planchar ~ whentnT ,",a @ao pon oa tne
b,1,,nos, nranantaa o. "heason which PRESSURE ot
~ II an oroonn,,s,, .,o,r ~ oe1ose now but,
ply and ask space for SO doing, as the publishers of
tho potee q 5asonry which ho calls tho organ Of ars-
"a.sonry know. nothing shout ts as or hat ilag
Brother w1a mobert or, hs a Not only Ia.
for tho naat ntnn ~ ton ,.,. h,t w. sao ro'se
can BE- ociav ca,eS .ha oraan ~ "e .na. II
Truo, VIC deem 1t pleasure to give insertion to any
thing worthy Of record, here or the world over: ):
althoob s.vcr.i ~ Nv s".s 49,. sy any sueh calm
AMI oer asaa h o. Inc la,a Of this
@ sss'es nave given us communication In tor
Xfr Niancb.rd ,,os.. a., ..,..., ....
peg 10 nnns lid abass of s nnnr, m oranges merely
and il ii saboct of or n9n %hsh he
4m Ssn ar 5ng hs favore donkey n
70 rofo In tba ~ o. inc Masonic lodges
he know tha Whera II IL 'ns ~" Hoy does
sad NV ono of %ns tho esii sssS
md rnsPSf oduo o. whc proh5s
TAI" lam isu nsaro aus IN thnt M oa,oou
oRo would thnk n4 Il 1eor c or n oper ,n Of the Masonic
%has The ney Blanchard ay say constituting It
possibly b o1pccte of ar to 90 80 as
@ therefore, at bis array Of names IN Opposition iu
9 to@oay hs II hsnpos Il osee q d
,east a g1ay prominent o. public mon not tho
oasge 81 shina Mhpm was o Eather Of his Country"
IT, xo fought sas IF o daitsd aisy
'a., snos,su1 Gu,n =; q Wnom wGso Maaons?
e say sx thpy wv gesas ee'Tsrs
no goes &C.,, On to aay "Imincdintcly thereafter arSso
ihirty Years orc: and 8. an'oD, ~, q course neary
dot say NoSs, IT, n MoH tt,v would Anybody but
, 1873-06-06

boflor with mich water In bulk "a issclf. steam
ppo IN introduced among tho PARTICLES Of auot aud thoy
nro meltod. Tic refae Of membrane Boea 10 tho bot
tom ot ts wntor, the oily n'Banco 1oata md is rc~
4 Temperature of So fcgrccs neits Tho former and
lcaycs Tho searinen nj lie bottom. Tho hcr 1nnttor
or crcan a drawn on nout IL por cont Of fresh millc
for toIl fifteen minutes. Thu result Orrnge County
butler ut abot oncall tho ls,a cont. This stearne
tho ref,,so ccnls pound 10 tho manufacturer Of
food for cattle. a company with capital Of $500, 600
llns boon organized for lllu manufacture, nn they
nxrect to mako dlyenfA Of l10 per cent. Tlc lnye-
tor Is spoken of nR chemist Iut III not named.
ch9miht in FRANCO s arenly reported to hHvG matlo
milk from Erass, which lowoycr y III yet much moro
o1ponslvo than Tho nnt,ral article.
, 1873-06-06

tttIMt LdpntcH 10 He LhtcnH0 1T1bHHf.
pL*TTsMouTu, Neb., juno t.-The prospect for
wheat ts very poor on account Of te heavy raus In
Nebraska. THO stnlk is turning yellow, aud in Tie
low anda 1t is entirely drowned out Tho late foods
we bad in this state anl Iowa arc unprecedented
anu liaVo done MI enormous amount Of damnRe to
corn III tho cribs which aro mostly MI uncovered ;
ant us tcndenc also was to keep the ground wet
tnat tho farmers could not rlow. Throughout this
hatot on account Of tic low rlcn Of for tho last
thrco years, farmers have gone into H,al grain on
more extensive scale, and gnvo corn tho go by.
low landa havo becn oyerlowcd by lie Platte River
and IN oss every caeo fruora complain bitterly Of
tlu bridges Eang washed away, It keeps thol back
from marketing their crops month later,
, 1873-06-06

Special Dfspatch to 7hs Chicago TribR,,e,
LEAykNwoNTH, Aan., juno 5.-At Wichita, this
morning, eighteen ncn and Borgoaut OF the Sixth
United States Cayury attacked and burned tue dance
ho1!so Of ono Rcdd, in retaliation for the killing Of
soldier there last Monday,
Tho report that thrco herlers killed last satur
day by Osago Indians ia confirmed Black Dogs bnui
committed tho murders, tAirty1yo miles from Cad-
well, on tho Ellsworth trail.
Michae! Mccarthy fol- from moving land-car, be-
twccn pcaVeriy and Pinto City, No., Oh tho Roek
Island Road, this morning, end was killed..
Hart Ills shoulder fractured by being thrown from lilo
6am1 car.
, 1873-06-06

Specsal Dianaieh 70 1hd Chicago Tribune,
YounusrowH, Ohio, jslie b.-Iornce F, Olnrk md
Augustus seell, u Now York. In company with twenty
0thera connected with tito I.ako Shore lioal arrived
brunch Ut That road It bang tle rst passenger tra
oyer IT. Tho ob1c Of their trip hero tS inapoc-
tion Of the now brunch mud personal examination OF
loft to-day. Tho caual trouble IL not yot au{tleI.
Rails hayo been lail on tho tow-path At
eAaHoa from tho original owners, where possfble,
by tho different companies. Tho Youngstown, Now.
ton Fall4 Nayenna Railroad Company, III connection
with thu 1aka 6Aora Company, huya commenced legal
proceedings to appropriate tho canal, uad wl huye
, 1873-06-06

home, Juno 8. 6.-Ratazz, the statesman, died at
o'clock this morning. ut Frusnone. La,tza President
him at the time, ~ "'
ST. Louis, juno o.--Alonzo Child, formerly seuior
partner Of the firm Of Child, Pratt Fox, extensive
hardwhro merchants Of this city, but for few yoarp
health.
, 1873-06-06
TIFF CHICAGO g. NORTHWESTERN.

mi 1fnn nti
Rnitrnn = f.nr.n, ~ s'',Ss'utefh ~ - .'f.ut
Inv f:.,,,lt it,1 - ~ III V.l'ces esn|"
rio eioeton t o1 tho '1S ,cnoo
nniwsy passed. off qnotly yesterday. 1t has been H.
ticpatod with considerable inarcst 1.vor atrro Al, w.
mnrhnb,c a cornnrn a.., 49, Esor e'nco .ne rc'
roror,t,, ,,suae', sa.s iAst "i'l'es' which was
o. :, r;s, tp.so ~ n,'o bssi Jay oouta ana Aiof'
aee oofk control Ut thu tonon stocl Of the road,
1t the june osso 'p l,e
a'u psiYa'o socro.ars' mr.. Gould appeared
remain through to oluction. Ills sarcs were cast ty
proxy.
,,a ~ "om o.. n"wi, .ao Aofthwesorn IN coneoda.
eantoue uwnyrr or Inc M soPasa ns
Gers, Us follows: nv '''8'''"''' "n" e'ee'ea ON
1sr.,,o.eh1.,', ohioiao hd1WAuxEE iI. @ RAILROAD
NM, f11o's29,, :, 1'l1,,s Traey D3yi po%s, Dul
wll.nll II f;rry it. HOVE J. 1. hsddad. l. f'''0f
issysfarv asa l. gyhs. ,,xyn
wian, Il sco,t T. I1a'y op;Iy pnyia p9ws H. Dnma
roJFs,, Jte;;5sn1 Wi1l.a% + yssyz Essrz 5:1 love:
zE1ssa,ss'e1st z4sssnrs1Mo. n slarviSS L. aiSaes' 5r;
IaoMoese Mms, y, rnr,r Muwe' rnr,conn n
Dtreefors r rraey :Iofs n. L. sykes MnGAD Jr David
O. M Mnrvn SSI' ~ " 't; u! IL; por!eF William II. Ferry,
presfdcnt-1. i. Tracy. &C, A''AD' u L. no"''
sterstnra set,ss,usasTM. Gna 7Lsa.. L.: syhea' 5r:
srArn LINZ uYIor y. ns1,'nno;, a,nIv,n;
Dircctors-J. +. Tracv oq" n r !At,.IoAo' a!'t,a'
~ ii.han ~ "il''Sn 81 y. Ferry, Marvin Hugh
jresidcnf-J =. TTacy. A' ALI Anaa' " H. leaaold'
Vice-PycsfdentHi r. 1Ioya
rturv r." u'ea9..rS. W. .sI -, ~, y. ne1held.
DircefoysJ' r. ,Tracy NE ~ 1"t1Mnap' aa,,an
n 1In,nG,u IT. r. g"nn, y , L. H. portsr William H. Ferry,
I,rraJentE !; Tr"o, - - A'e'aelu'
, 1873-06-06

AZ, 4 young man engaged nt work in t,rioh-yard in
tas city was yesterday Kicked by y llurHo which ho
Wna driving, md died lit llnur lTo was kicked In
the stonaoh md E,.pturo1 internally. !.
TIC tox River Valley Company. Of r.aealle County,
ton to-day. '0' = ~ ~
There Il mmensq disappointment oxp,essca hero Mt
DlntrIct. " ~ A'1
This county has suffered recently, from tho dopre
daong Of hursc-lhievcs Last night thrco no horsea
wore stolen from tho bnrn Of Mr. Jorruy. No trace
coulu 10 discovered OF tho course taken by tho eycs