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National Republican., 1873-11-19

Whoic IFkc's, roV' -' S~"'
Tenths, 81.
Avail Yourself Of the Oppor-
tunity while IL Lasts.
Send money by Bank Draft. +, 9 order, n.i.-
tsred Letter or Express, " THOS u. BRAN
LATTE, Ar, mt. LouisvDl.. Ky. or
THOS. n. HAYS q CO.,
MANAGERS BRANCH oFFIoE,
COO BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
BOARDING.

ID LRAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
good board. can be obtained at No sn ].
National Republican., 1873-11-19

TH8 REPUBLICAN, mas A LAR0BR CIR
cULA ROY THAN ANY OTHER MORNING
rAPER ~ THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
National Republican., 1873-11-19

fw.TiIE BEsT DANCK AiUsiu u FUH-
k nishcd by II. DONCU. Orders may be left
at the Mnpic htorts and At his residence, No. hs7
Eighth street southeast ocY4u
fH5eDONCH'S BAND-TiIE ONLY CiT-
~ izen Brass and Heed Band uniformed in
the District-wil receive orders to furnrh Music Of
any kind, for any purpose, and all occasions, At
this Music stores at tho leaders residence, No.
by Eighth street southeast oc2lH
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09

ALEN. BsowS, the indeiatigable, not
satisfied With his magnificent hall ON
lower M'hn street, where, by common
consent, he dispenses the purest liquors
and the most delicious drinks in Phoebe.
has purchased the City Club Rooms, where
the Will henceforth cater for the public
as we'll as at the old stand. The CITY
oino Rooms are sure Of big run now. =
WE would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column Of the Brooks Sewing Machine
Co., OF New York; they advertise. what is
indeed valuable invention. frst-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
A NEW circulating library, imported ci-
gars, tobacco, stationery and coniection-
cry at }. Levin a Co. :, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon, Main street.
EEopESED. The barber shop on Mead
ow Valley street, adjoining the Pioneer
stables. Shaving % cents hair-cutting
30 cents.
TOR hENf.--- bullding adjoining the
Dexter stables, now used as a barber
shop. Apply to GEo. c. JouSsTox.
Mining boets only 81 at =. A.hIm
~ Bros.
French cashmere pants->5 and ST,
at :. ishim IL Bros.
g ASIII3I i BRO
BLUE, BnowS AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, s25
worth s3i.
PIONEER NEws DEroT. Main street C.
Wiederhold.
Merino undershiri, AT four hits nj
8. Ashini ~ Bros.
\ 5. ASHIM a BRO
! BLACK fgoCK Suns, $40; worth s.Yo.
Who don't know that the ehenpes
| store In town is =. Ashim IL bros
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09

The will of Kentuckian, made before
his marriage and giving all his property
to the lady who became his wife, has
been successfully contested by his legal
heirs, it being held that the marriage
operated as revocation, and that the
widow is entitled to only one one-third.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09
Notice.
Dividend Notice.

vu,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE BANK
l. OF NEVADA are hereby notified that at
the regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Directors held on the ID inst, Dividend was
declared for the month of Augustof
Two and One-half per Cent.
On the amount of capital stock, payable at the
Bank in United States gold coin on the 10th inst.
wv. WRIGHT, Bank Manager.
Phoebe, september 4, 1873. sf-tu
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09
BROOKS SEWING MACHINE CO.,
No. 1929, Broadway,
spe- New york.
NINE WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASER MINE,
w which shows good prospects. to warrant
outlay Of capital, or will advance capital toward
developing. Owners of such property, who can
offer inducements. can find purchaser by I'D
nine 1881. San Francisco postoffice. Give full
particu ars Is to condition OF mine, amount of
work done. character Of se, what mines In vicin.
fcst Ana how otelSd. su2e-1m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09
N Office.

A Ii. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
a 8. q Barnes are requested to present the
same at the Dexter Stables, on or before the LIST
dsy Of September. All persons knowing them.
elves 10 be indebted TO the undersigned will
plesse pay the same Immediately. or suit will be
Commenced for its recovery. y. c. BARNES.
August q, 1873. su1'.iw
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09
s,y FRANCISCO srocK REPORT.
SAN FR.soIseo. September sih.

SAN Francisco. September sih.
.,ss MORNING SALES.
a. orhir-5ak 80 81 20 50l 81 5gbao sls:sD 81 :;
Il. Gould oarry-ilk III Ia. Ii sia IL,
"a Ssyage-42s3 AZ 4ls Al
10 Chollar- Potosi-3s 81.
"a Hale & Norcross-e6k - 81 sits
- Crown Points, 81
lsD Yellow Jackets ~ q. Is 4Jb3D
10 lmperisl-ik isshan
20 Empire Mills.
40 Kentuek-l0ss I0il lai.s ~
al Belcher-,i9 10 \ s0ba0Ga. GS O.
20 Alpha-2i
"a Con. virgnia-l0o
l,D sierra Neyads-l0- IL lfh30 IN
90 Condolences.
10 fxchequer-s
10 Seq. Belcher-Ji
100 Oserman-1a. sb30
6,5 Justiee--,:k Ga sds
: Succor-s
Is Julia-2
40 Caledonia so. ~ 20,
10 Baltimore Con.-sIs
% kniekerbocker-
100 Arizona X Utah-lss
6aj Silver Hill-l5 14is liA ~ Lbs
70 Rock Island
100 Tyler-60e
80 Union Conf, IL. ~
$40 woodville-las II
AFTERNOON SAILS.
$50 Eureka Con.-l2l l3b5 IL l3i,h3
100 Belmont-lbbS0
80 Rye Patch-6l. 1bSd
as ii Dorado South. ~
$50 X. h. Con-
zoo Hayes %. 3
20 Golden Chsriot-2d 2a I! :iseo e sGF
SO Ida Ellmore-5 ~
IS MahogaDy--9k 10
$50 War Esgle--1h ls3
l.25 Minpesota-lsk lsb,0 Is lSAss0ia
10 Eureka. G.. VS.
100 Independent-lk
go Original Hidden 1res-ars az g., g.
90 Overman-1s.
!. Sierrs Nevada
20 Gould L Curry-ll sb5 ~.
slj Ophir--55 57b30 SO 5jk j5kb3J s.
AS Eentuet- l0a4 i0h 10.
rIocHE srochs
HISS II, aiow Valley -l5E Il .l.i1 u ~ ~
b.D ~. u l5ls
l45 Raymond 4 Fly ~ 52R ,2I,,3
~ Pioehe-5 "A A.,
no Washington and Creole
100 Page L Panaca-I5c ~
100 Alps-50c
i65 American Flag-; j'sslO3'.
40 Ingomar-25c 20c
ll5 Chief of the HILL
$50 Newsrk-Gil G.. CO isi06.
100 HUM 4 Hunt
60 Kentucky--3k g.
d20 Hermes-3A
Is Phoebe PheniS-l
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09

MINING MEN.-Mr. George Hearst, n
widely-know mining operator, and Mr..
James Brady, paid business visit to the
Silver Sprout and Kearsarge mines this
week. and have since gone on similar
one to waucoba.-[ Inyo Independent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE,

BULLION SHIPME NTS,
Per Wells. Fargo Cos Express. g. $50 ,O,s .
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09
PiersOn Il Danner's
SALOON AND BOWLING ALLEY,
Meadow Valley Sire I.

yJ,HE OLD STAND Is TIE PLACE TO GET
good drink and enjoy game OF Ten
pins 'e1s'"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09

SALT LAKE. The Tribune has been en-.
larged, and from its columns We CLEAN
several items OF interest:
James W. Wetzell. an old gentleman
sixty-three years Of age, father of Mrs.
Alexander Majors, committed suicide on
Thursday by taking strychnine 1t was
supposed the unfortunate man was led
to this fatal act from pecnniary embar-
assment, having become involved through
unfortunate mining speculatiops
Papers were filed in the District Court
OF the Third Judicial District, on Tues
day, by John n. Whitney against Thomas
Marshall, James NJ. Carter, T. Jenkins,
George Crismon, Charles Crismon, Sr.,
and Charles Crismon, Jr., praying for
damages in the sum of $4,000. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendants, on
the Sth OF April, 1871, pretending to he
the owners of an interest of 600 feet in
the Left Bower Lode mine, in Tintic
District, falsely represented that shaft
on the said mine had been sunk % feet
deep, and that there was atrue fissure vein
four feet in width, between two good
walls and that the ore was very rich in
silver and precious metals, and that they
were taking from the mine ten tons Of
of ore daily; that the defendants showed
a quality of ore of the value of from $3.50
to $4,000 per ton, also quantity of dirt
of the value of about $500 per ton, and
that said ore and dirt had been taken BY
said defendants ont of the Left Bower
Lode.
Marshal McAllisrer offers a reward of
$3.50 for the capture, dead or alive" of
an escaped prisoner, named II. j. Nor.
can. who escanel from the Provo CITY
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-09
ASSESSMENTS.

Following is list OF sales of delin-
uuent stocks now advertisediu our paper:
cHLRTEn OAK
, 1873-04-28
EilNDlANS.

scntpfng-E1nivcs for tho Iscd.Slkins..
The Oregon Indians on the wnr-
PntN--NothinK Further from tho
EIoGoca--.Eho Novndn Flutes Mean
Nnaaclllefs
NEW YonE, April 20.-The rurchnbfng Committee Of
tho Bnard Of Indian Commissioners havo contracted
for 16u0 ozon butcher -knivea and 100 dozen skinning
acalpng Knives among tho other artclea to be fur
niscd 10 tho Indians.
NAsn1NuToa, April ag.--Tho Indian Agent ut Lara
mic COL, reports Tho killing Of ono man and the
wo,inding Of another by Mlncconjaus, Of tho Sioux
tribe.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.-A dispatch from Port.
land last night BnyB that tho Indians who recently Left
tho Yakima reservation hnyo mado their Appearance
III the Leyys iYer settlements nrraye In war paint
AEonernl outbreak In Eastern Oregon Ia fenred. Tho
settlers request to bo furnished with armR by tho Gov
ornor Of tic Stnto.
No later news las becn received from tho lavabcd.
Tlrro will probably bp no courier ut Yrek1 beforo
Tucslny. Government messengers only pass the route
at rreaont.
T1ao1N1A, Esv, April 2e-It is reported that num-
Der Of young Pinto bucka who spent tho winter among
tho oet1ouons i'll this portion Of tho Bato atey dla'
appeared well nr1nsu aud mounted. 1t te sup
poncil they havo gone to Join tho 6tein Mountain
bands north Of tho Palisades, from whom trouble
ia anticipated. sigual fires havo been noticed in tht
mountains eastward md southwark for aoveral nght*
past Tho Indians heroabouts profcRa ignorance con
corning thorn. largo number OF piuteo arc atiu
| tlla vicinity, perfectly quiet.
, 1873-04-28
SPRtNGFlELD.
Stabbed ut Il Carcus-.fRc cnlgnntiorl-.
yyho1csnlo Removal Of PO1iccmcn.-


Stabbed nt Il CarcN8.sfa cEl gnNttcslse
yyAo1csnlo Removal Of POliccnlcns-
Personal.
Special Dispatch TO Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
Spn1Noe1ELp, April 26.-Oney Clarity. who was
stabbed in the abdomen by Samuel Woods, In tho pm
vion Of the areat Eastern Circus yesterday, died
from his wounds about daylight this morning. Ills
death occurred at tho Homo for tho Frcndess. Tho
following additional particulars in regard to the aair
have come to our knowledge On yesterday nftornoon
Woods tho murderer paased III aud out Of tho trcRs-
ing-roonl to which deceased wa door-kcepor, NUM-
bor OF times, and took pouiton near sho eng of tho
heas OIL the weat Bido OF tho cntsanco to tho ring:
Whilo hero ho was approached by tho deceased, md
ordered to take aeat, which be declined to do lilo
deceaas sp replied hat b would I'M MAKE Ell a nec t
viii lis list. Tic prisoner then drew knife and
plunged 1t into hts abdomen. a further stated TINT
oods nd had @ nnsa wn
epthots 70 him. and threatened 70 Xii him, when in
formed Of tho death Of Clarity Wood expressed groat
hin. Woods had preliminary examination today,
aud wan bound ovor 10 the Circuit Court which meota
in this city next Monday.
Secretary Of tla Board Of 1sairoal and Warehouse
commissioners to take, effect Immediately. This res.
ignntion Was tho result ot political pressure np9n
fcations, but say that thoir party Will not brook BIZ
lopg:- continuance in Office. James mclaughlin, oi
Doene County, ss to DO his SUCCESSOR: M 49, ..r.,. uo
moving tho OLD police fosce and appointing he!r suc
cosaors. The old force, howeyer refuao TO surrender
their paraphernaa o. Office alleging that snSy came
tho Council. 1t will bc remembered that tho connci
is largely Republican, End nieo fight may eo 01
GOV. peyerilgo, accompanied by Senator Logan lot
the city today for Ohlcngo Gov. bovaridgc Will no
roturn until uort Tuesday. Mrs. neveridgo hars 70
9es1 On oa' q s gho vii e 30
| monthg,
, 1873-04-28
WALL STREET.
Iscvicxv OF the Money. Gold, Bond,
Stock, n1ld Produce Markets.

r-r1 14rr,f
AcVAcW OF 'nc NAoaeSs Wons AA7
StOClEe u11u pfCuuCo lu1Ir3ActHs
Sntciul UisDatch to The Cticugo Tribune.
,,,,n Tsn, nr m wall u,ra,t ,y,s amin crtreme.
IL @ to ,Innsy was caster There IL every rea
aou to beievo that haso Last passed through tho
money atrtngency. From this time into summer
unsll have scason Of ease, which will bring with 1t
s1 ss,,. s;"e. t,,;a J,v 1.oot tho o,nrcss comma.
good fruit since tnia aay wees sne eHpesss W. ~
nes according to 'neir reports navo nsousns ~ ~
tender notca thnn during any previous week sneo tho
infux set in, ono of thu most cheerful
d an Increasing deposition on tho part Of bank
aeors to discount for their customers. Following tlo
a5unnie nf tha hanEa canaliso Aoye purchased NOR
cantilp papor moro free1y and In open arkos, prime
nau,es nro tnkcn with Comparative freedom at ii to II
per cent per nnnu, The bank statement a favorable,
tne bauhs now wantng only 500, ,276 to havo on hand
In lawful money 25 or cent Of their lanilitios. Tho
National banks have s39 aboro tho Is per cent,
and tic State banks which ara under no restrictions
u 10 reserve arc short Of tho Is per cent
serye.
sFocER, ..
, 1873-04-28
tho House Committee on State Affairs, In which ho
worked most rnt!entlY mud lNl,orousY throughout thu

Tho House Committee on state Affa'ra, In which 10
worked most patiently md Aloriously throughout ho
sesslo examining overy question moat 'ninutely and
submitting nevorn elaborate nn studded rerorte, co-
prIeng ynInab1o legal arguments III oierm!nle mpor-
tsnt qaeasions frequently coming before tllo 1eEala-
t,,rc. Prominent a1nunE lls reports wero those throw
ins ousa1o tho Legislature al apIlications for ehanEo
Of nntne AMI nailst tho appropriation Of noT-rcaident
highway taxos for tho construction oi State roada.
uc was regarded aa tho nb!e't awyor n tue 1lo',ac,
ind no doubt with scarcely exception, tho ableat
lembor Of tho rre,e't LcGIslenre lIo was appoint
cd last AIondny Chairman of the Committee to 1nycH-
ugate tho frns in tho Laud onlcc, 10 which dovern-
IN aroonvilo. New York wnH admitted 10 ao lar iii
1886 was resident Of Michigan sinco 1837. Appre-
honsions wcro entertained regarding tho result Of lis
lines. uneo Thrslay sn OF Yesterday Ie5o'qOn ,,s
morning e was reported 10 ase fclt 60 much lotee
az to speak Of leaving for hono Mr: WALKER cc occ
riod two. years ago by. john, Lanlon, Of
jackson, who diud during tho Hcsston. Tho pos-
lion ia Of the worst In tho House. being coso II, to
room. lIa death no doubt In parity attributable to
this callRo. .
Special Dtspn.ch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
KANsAs C1Tr, April o8.-Noheniiah Holmes, pfeal-
dent Of tho Mechanics Hank, and prominent citizen
OF this puco, dod this morning afer short illnesa
, 1873-04-28
WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribu',

Spteiat Dispdch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR AND TOBACCO DEALERS.
WAsu1Na1oH, April 20-Tho liquor md tobacco
dcalors and othora Rubtect 10 license special Tux
under tho informal oycuuo lawB, will from tho 1st OF
May, 10 required to pay tho tax under the provisions
Of tho act Of Deo a. 1871 instead Of waiting for 3D.
sossment. They will bo required to pny In advance,
tho State lcenHcB, md tic penalties nrc heavy
for doing business nfter tho 3oh OF April without hnv-
Ing mid tho tux. Tho tax receipt to be procured nt
tho olIlco Of The Collector Ia to bo posted consptcu
ously In the paco Of b,,encas Of tho taxpayer. The
law imposes penalties for falling 60 to post tho ro-
eeipts or at'"p'. nnno,, nur7ra.
Tho Attorncy-Gcneral haa decided that st and cot
~ It bgons Aro osss on 70 M @ s o. ~ m
Housa officers nnasr tho oct Of 1894 Ths aesison is
a aects al goo, Of ns Character m
Tho Secretary Of tho frcaoury WI tomorrow, give
New York E1-Gocrcary Boutwell, has assiatea in col
'sn 1 % s'atss fs w s s
ence, showing, that Phelps, Dodge \ GO. were
sa ySon w H. sn4 aaas s
not conpromiso with parties WHO profcssod thor
1.ni i Resenuo DsErici, QUO d
oroswclla nppointcss e alleged to o defaulter -, to
the Government. 1o hoa resigned md gone to hia
home. --.-......
DEUT1NE THE sALAnY-sTEA1.
As predicted In thcso dispatches o..ncrresentatvo
Cox, Of Now Dork h1B returned his back-pay. Ef-
Congressman poters Of haIno has aso authorized tho
United States Treasurer to into tho Treasury tho
amount due him In back pay, and III a letter rc-
9uoacd that nothing should DO said In relation to his
| action. z
| ITO tAs Associattd Frtss.l
| TREASURY FINANCES. .
| WASHINGTON, D. c., April a6-1alanees in the
dorosit ct legnl-tcndora for the redemption Of cey
cafes Ut deposit soe 600 00o coin, $77 l03 4G9 cu
Ing coin rerlincatea, s2o26s 4oo le9altendors cut
| htaud4ug 6357, 1855.
THE VIENNA COMMISSIONERS.
detailed report Of tho Investigation now making II
Vienna by Mr.. jay, United States Minister. Enc
Thomas nicElrath lnto tho conduct Of tic American
Commissioners, will 10 made public as soon as ro
ceivcd,
INTERNAL REVENUE REGULATIONS. .
New regulations Inns been !ssnod for lilo govern
ent OF Collectors ad Deputy Collectors, uliter tl
net Of Dec. 4, 1672. Collectors arc required to tax
possession hIay 20 Of the public property then IL
custody Of tho Aaacasors, giving receipt therefor nn
to have thorough canvass nude monthly OF their sey
cral districts. DiAlcr1eB are 10 ba kept under auc
surveillance as will mako fraud impossible.
, 1873-04-28

MAoErNAw, Arril 2G.-11ozy wind northwest; light
thermometer, q leo opposite h1c9nlpns Point md
extending cast to old Mnckuaw Point, very porous.
yesterday ,. 1n., wind 1nado m opening nearly two
miles long and milo wide, now dangerous to croaa
any point. Propollors not IN sight.
Au HADLE, April 2G.-Weathor clear pleasant
Wind woat Light. Propeller Lake Drcezo, from Bay
City, ono milo or trying to mako dock. Ice very
heavy.
Ponr Ausr1s, April 2o.-wlnd northwest; Light.
Lake packed with Ice as far as can SEQ.
4 letter, dated .Oconto. April -, says: Capt.
goyer went up TO tho mast-lcad yesterday, and says
the bay clear Of leo out about avo ilcs from soro
Tie northeast and cast wind has driven a body Of
floating leo IN on shoro this aido Of reshigo Point.
This body Of ico Is about 1vo nilea wide, reaching
song this shots hut oatdo Of that the hay sessa ID
Dor yesterday aud reported tho 6ny Ill clear north OF
peHhtigO Point,
, 1873-04-28
NEW YORK.,

Erso roau,vo., ro...,>,..,xsn..r- ,n,s. !,
1isao s;,,,, .NvNS rn Uompiicntlofes -'nho I'm,
EtEht-Nuotir strike p02tpoMou.sIhc
Case OF Stephen Observation-Disclosures
aud AssRultA.-Nr. .scr11nncn.ta f,ocn1
Mss v,.,. 49,, =,
NEW 9oh0, April 20.-Wnl street gossip inti-
ates that tho Eric md tho Atlantic Great Western
Railroads cauuot bo consolidated Close working or
r,,,,rr ,rr,pror,ontr ~, . ,,.a r.n ,.,n ,,,u I No.
"is",Bolens' On pro rasa easls VIII 10 es-
Aolsncu between item. 1t Ia nlao Ba1d that Tweed,
DiscAorsllcim, and Goldsmith hnyo opened tho rcgl-
lar Eric cam1,atgu. f3ou,d having ronp phort" of
,+,ct, n, .,t,a ~ H., ,t1 .,a 10, u1o,1 y rt.
~ s",s' ~ ,uo !u'.ot wv sae Iao
campaign ia 10 DO still further en!Voned according TO
holm, rrio's London banker. on President Watson.
Twonty-aeycn tlelegatea from tho various tratlos-
evening" nd after dso,issiot resolved to postpone
any attomt to enforce tho eght-hour rulo till 1874.
Tiyo moro nnilor boardtnghouao kcorera woro mr.
rested to-day. Thesc together with thoao arrested
last night oro admitted to ball In $500 each Tho on
tiro Fourth Ward accompanied THO prisoners to tho
Court.
resumed tic investigation Of tho case OF Btepben Eng
liHh iii jail in dofanls Of bail tho Charge Of libel
preferred by 1lr. Winston, President OF
n.ony was taken showing TINT tho
allegations 1nado agatrst NJ. winston o, epd , W
Company had no fonndation ~ ises: Honert seven; @
oounsel for Mr WINSTON toatihcu tnns tno PAY ol
600 Mr. En- ia re9nfea % ior1asa VI oy
1nugo naroou5 Wtaouf su..ss,,gn .. dn arua @ u Woy y
one connected VIII tue MatnM qoinpany @ !,; Mnen a
hour e od to Joraoy Guy where . he o " n % s a
fhe coGfts tnofG oraarea 1 ~ W u W. % ~ w.
troloffha 10 70 sIrssed ~ ~ NSM aGfK T. I'm ~ H.!
tulnou nele' otu hccofuuB'y m"s t1uHEu ~. 1; - ~
iant oi pna1; 1 n n 1egatu ~ tna tt r ~
non % ~ taso ns nt to s' In eomnsnv
oIDmsu mn y. - i+n ~ eti,6 fn,.ist,rs M n
wsn wep ~ Ind on Interview With Fods Witch was
nort ms ,aIn 10 il,n Assembly hut no money VIVA
| nnsi,l to socuro tfo Change
, 1873-04-28

MaorrNAw, April 2e:-WensAor lsa.y; light Wind
from tho northwest; thermometer 81 degroSa. Tho
to oli hIacAimao roiut, Ia worry porous. Yesterday
afternoon nnds n opening nearly two ,ailea louF mud
naiut. The 1,ropellcra not III aght.
Xu liable April 2o.-uear and pleasant; wind woat
anli light troro!er Luke 1rceae from l3ay CITY, IL
n,,o flo on trying to mlko tho loek. Tho leo IL yery
heavy. ,,,.A
Tho inke IL pnckoa with Ice ~ far Us NO can sec.
DETllo1r, April 2g.-Dcspatchcs tllis oyeuinR from
thu north Indicate tho speedy opening Of nay!gatioE
ii durk four propoora wero ABREAST Of hcunllinA
Point. Btrnits Of hackinsw, slowly wording through
tllo Ice, the steaulur Keweonaw, which loft lero
fow days alnce, arrived tn THUNDER bay this stor,
noon, having Succeeded IN reaching Dotour Without
mootipR any eogloua obstruction.
~ vvrTtap Anrl a ~ as,lnrs' strtkA nnn,mhnaad
, 1873-04-28

s7nEAroa, H., April 20.-co Rslph Plumb, Of this
fsS9 neh aftsr four month"; ss 10 Europe
The object OF his journey was to 1isposo OF chicago
PaducaA Railroad bonds 1000 QUO ot which ho placed
In London thus securing the Immediate prosecution OF
the road 6i1ty~four milea Of which now constructs
cd. Thia line runs from Pontiac md strcator, VIA
southeastern Hallway, dstsnce of 200 miles and i
regarded most important outlet for tho coal product
OMAHA, s t April 2o.--rho Midland Railroad Company
hnys determined to build branch from ooo County
to point III Kanaaa opposite st. Joseph alao branch
led counties Of tho State to point tho northorn
boundary OF Nebraaka, hereafter to bo des1gnntcd.
ill., N Sss o a Of e se ha'o 0o0n
JOLIET, ILL.,, April 2G.Iwo BurVeys OF tho Joliet 9
Valparaiso Railroad have Deon completed The hrst
vii County, md sIo villages ot Moneo, CEeto md
crown Point Ind. This line CROSSES tho 1inoia Cen
t;s assa. tss sstsrn 1a'isss T
With the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne Chicago, Railroad,
mud lo peulnsulsr halfway. Tho return llno raaaea
DYER statlon touches tho village Of Tlc Cook coun
i, and Nonee WIN county. The 'ength Of the road
It's spee"i p.aaisA e 70: Chicago tribune
Nss.s os W st. GS. s1t Bsasnf
Company waa decided iii favor of tho nairoad Com
osy ana s s oFess een tSu m bo
upon tLe work at ouco between here anu lnaepen
deuco. ,r, y, ,- ,r,,
L1EcoIA NeD April 2D.-The Midland parltlc Rail.
road ia to 10 extended to point opposite St. Joseph
and to tho northern llna OF tho State Of Nebraska
Tho Hoard OF Directors decided upon building test
branches yesterday. Tho road, when thus completed
will 10 ono of the most important Wcat OF tho hlsaour
| River.
Special Dfspatc1 to The Chicago Tribune.
srn1sar11Lp, Ill.,, April 29.-The To1ello Ihorntol
Detroit Iailroa1a hnye boon consolidated, aud no,
form tho Toledo |. St. Louis Railroad Tho roRa Is t
hu bnilt from Detroit to st. Louis. Capital ntoo
q nEn nm
, 1873-04-28

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Chicago TITbHnt,,
I41eiooIs, Mob, April 2s-Tho htdte journal expo
dion that wont to tho conf ninu In tho Honhorn
part Of tho akato ss returncd and report that the uc-
count nado by Prof. AuRasoy regsrdnH tho @ MislesS
rect IN ovory particular. This will hayo tue effect Of
inducing capit9Hts to work thiH MINI aa Will aivsM M III
impetus to I'LL kinds OF mnnnfaetores. ~ ~ VI y
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