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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 25.
The western and 1orthern counties of
England were visited by severe thun-
der-storm yesterday, causing great dam
age TO property and the crops.
LIVERPOOL, July %.
The steamships Arragon and Sammar-
rina, from New York; HISTORIAN, from
Baltimore, and Penna, from Shila, have
arrived out "I.- -.- .A.--.
~. OTTAWA, July %.
Browns Hotel, on Rdeau street, and
two adjoining buildings, with block of
frame buildings in the rear, burned last
night .-.....-.. z.---
JED - DUBLIN, July %.
The Orangemen of Armaugh made a
demonstration yesterday in honor Of the
visit Of number of delegates from the
Canadian Lodges. Fully 5000 persons
participated. No disorder.
BARCELONA, July 20.
The gems d'arme of this city, to the
number of $50, have joined the Carlist
forces.
BAyoSNE, July "a.
Advices received here from Carlist
sources state that the majority in the
Cortes intend leaving Madrid and going
to Carthagena, where they propose es-
tablishing separate government, and
they are endeavoring to induce Margall
to accompany them. From the same
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The WOMAN QUESTION IN RUssIA.-
The Russian Government has Just made
a remarkable announcement in its Off
eial organs relative 10 the Russian women
students in the University of Zurich.
During the last two years, says this doc
ument, the number of young Russian
women who study at Zurich has rapidly
increased; there are now more than a
hundred in the University and Poly
technic School in that town. Ii appears
that recent developments indicate that
these women students are politicians,
revolutionists, radicals, and inclined to
free-love, becoming, by means of these
things, dangerous alike to society, NOR
ais and the Government. The royal an
nouncement, after reciting many of
these facts, concludes thus: In order 10
put an end to this abnormal state Of
things, it is hereby announced to all
Russian women who attend the lectures
at the University of Polytechnic School
at Zurich, that such of them as shall
continue to attend the above lectures
after the first of January, 1874, will not
be admitted on their return to Russia to
any examination, educational establish
ment. or appointment of any kind under
the control of the Government.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issrrn,
- out OF the District Court in and for m.
County of Lincoln. State of Nevada. and h ny
me directed and delivered, for a Judgment r.r'
dered in said Court, on the 81 1t day Of NAV n
1878, in favor OF the State Bank Of Nevada ,na
against the Phoebe Champion Mining Connsrs
for the sum OF one thousand six hundred an
thirty-seven and 6-l00 dollars, damages. tops,hs,
with six hundred and thirty six dolsrs tsy ros,s
and all accruing costs. have levied ON the tol
lowing property, TO wit; The Pocbe Chamnion
mine. situated on Panaca Flat, Lincoln comfy
Nevada, containing feet, togt ther with bay
horses, bellows, anvil. ore cart, 1 vice,
smoke-pipe and forge, lantern. barrels, whin,
and whim rope, iron wheel barrow, ladders.
pieces square timber sxl9, ! lot shaft timbers
fitted, work bench, 2 trussels, pieces of iron,
the mine, shaft, and timbers inside Of shaft, in
Guiding hoisting works, blacksmith shop q
pieces lumber 2x4, 2 ore buckets wind fan.
stable, set within harness, chair, fork.
shovels, Ratchet, broom. cross cut saw.
windlas barrels, / water barrel, large lantern
lamp, \ box candles. 200 feet fuse, more or
less, II picks, hammer handles, 3 oil cans. |
chisel, rasp, \ box powder, oil cans tape
line. oiler. oil stone and set fan pipe No.
tice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth day Of August,
A. d., 1873
AT IL o'clock NJ. will sell all the right title and
interest Of said defendant in and to the shove
described property, at the Court House door, in
Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
July Is, 1873, W. S. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
By B. II. HEREFORD, Deputy. iyl6-sOd,
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LAKE COLORADO.

The project OF making lake by Hood
ing the desert in the eastern part of San
Diego county is being agitated anew.
The question is whether the water should
be taken from the Gulf of California or
from the Colorado river. The first and
most important object is the modifying
effect of this great body of water upon
the climate of Southern California and
Western Arizona. The idea of convert
ing the desert into an inland sea for the
purpose OF modifying and controlling
the climate of large section is original
with DIR. J. P. Widney. The transfer
nation of desert into a sea is possibly
the only case in which man has the
power to change materially the climate
OF large section of country. DR.. Wild
ney thinks the true line is to flood the
desert from the river-not from the gulf
and hear is his reasoning:
The only work needed would be upon
the crest, near the Colorado. By cut
ting channel through this crest, down
to the level Of low water IN the Colorado,
so that constant stream could escape,
the current would rapidly enlarge it.
Water now escapes over at about half
flood, and, as the food rise is probably
not more than fifteen feet, it can be seen
that the cutting would be light, and this
would only be for short distance. To
bring water from the Gulf, however,
would. think, require canal of at
least thirty miles, and with much deeper
cutting than for the river canal. The
tides have, at the head of the gulf, rise
and fall Of from twelve to twenty feet,
Unless the canal were cut below the level
of low tide, it would flow only q portion
of each day; and the long distance, be-
fore it would reach the sea Level again in
the desert, would give slow current that
would neither enlarge the channel, nor
be sufficient for the reilling of the desert
nor keep open a permanent channel
against the sand drift. Again, the head
of the gulf is rapidly filling up with the
alluvial deposit from the river. This
unceasing growth Of the land, which
originally shut off the desert from the
sea, would render the keeping open of
the canal almost an impossibllity.
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Ok the decline of Methodism in the
city of New York some interesting facts
were presented by one of the speakers in
the Preachers Meeting on Monday, June
30th. 1t was shown from statistics that
from 1850 to the present time Meth
odism in New York has been at stand
still, hardly holding its own. There are
no more Methodist churches in that city
now than there were in 1865, and not so
many COMMITMENTS. The number of
Methodist church editices in 1870 was
thirty-nine; in 1860, forty; in 1855, forty
"A loss of one church in the fifteen
years. The Episcopalians had three
churches in 1876, and six in 1905; the
Presbyterians one in 1885, and five in
1905; the Methodists and Baptists had
two each in 1895, and in 1905 the former
had four, and the latter three churches
the Catholics had only four churches in
1925, none in 1905. The following table,
showing the progress of church building
in that city by the different denomina-
tons. will be useful
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Tuesday, the Fifth day Of August,
uAaa
SheriR's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out of the District Court in and for the
county of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and TO me-
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
in said Court on the 22d day Of July, A. D, 1878,
i'll favor OF D, l.. Deal, Administrator of the es.
tate OF S. d. Potter. and against Gibson CLARK,
H. ID. Bepner and 5. u. MeseSta, fer the sum Of
five hundred and fifty -nine dollars damages, to-
gether with one hundred and lightweight dol
lars tax costs and all accruing costs, have lev
led on the following property, to wit: 7 stools,
l round table, l mirror, IL lamps, ] two,lieht
chandelier, six-light chandelier. stovepipe,
ice-boN, 10 pictures and frames, water can and
dipper, clock, bottles Imperial wine (pintsl.
IL bottles porter, % bottles ale, % bottles arc.
matte bitters, 10 bottles essence peppermint,
bottles cherry eordials, 8 bottles absynthe. II
bottles Cocomongo wine, bottles claret, II bot
ties assorted syrup, bottles Bogart bitters u
bottles assorted bitters, 4 small bottles whisky,
IL bottles Z. +. Bitters, lis assorted tumblers,
AS wineglssses. colored glasses, fancy bottles.
bottles kirchwasser, Bohemian bottles, ),
Z. strainers, IL bar spoons, | tray, lemon
squeezer, ! corkscrew, = faucets, mixer, ice
pick, demijohns, l sugar spoon, glass bowl
china clove-holder. l box Jamaica ginger,
small desk, bar mats, 10 towels, step-laaaet
window curtains, lamp brackets, lamp
globes, feather-duster, bar and shelving, >.
stone jars Settler, cases porter, case ae, 10
gals. rum, 20 gals. A A whisky \ cask prshay
l2s galls,l, Il cask brandy q galls.l, ! cask
Sherry wine, case Pipifax bitters, case as
sorted syrup, case of peppermint, case DO
kert's, . broken pkgs of ale and porter.
Notice is hereby given that ON Monday, inc
2sth day of July, A. D. 1878, at u o eloea
m, will sell all the right title and interest OF
said defendant H. d. Benner in and to the above
described property. on the premises, IN Ploene,
Nevada. at Public Auction. for cash IN hana, 70
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy SAID exc
cution and all costs
July %, 1873.
W. s, TRAVIS, Sheriff.
ByB.u HEREFORD. Deputy. jy24-td
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source il is learned that the insurgents
at Carthagena have enlisted thousand
men of different nationalities in their
cause, and increased the forced contribu-
ton upon the inhabitants to $4,000.
Col. Gaza has left Madrid for the pur-
pose Of fomenting an instruction in
the proyiee of Jaen. His arrest has been
ordered by Government.
.r-rr MADRID, July 20.
The Cortes have passed the bill sup
pressing the Admiralty. President Sal
meron has issued a proclamation calling
$4,000 men of the reserves into active
service against the insurrectionists.
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SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION lSSuLp
ID out Of the District Court. in and ior .ns
county Of Lincoln, State of Nevada, ana 70 n's
directed and delivered. for Judgment rehde'ga
in said Court, on the 10th day OF July, a..
1873. in favor Of ]. G. Armstrong, and agains,
p Cullen and W. Scanlin, for the sum VI u ,.s
hundred and ninety dollars damages, tose'1 ~,
with one hundred and sixty-one dollars
costs and all accruing costs, have ievieu ,, v
the following property, to wit: All ana singaa,,
that certain town lot situated in SAID !oN W.
Phoebe, lying on the southerly side OF Mesuv,s
Valley street, being bounded on the wes's,X
side by the store and lot Of Clute Young, ~ ~
on the easterly side by the property owneu III n
Sherwood, and which is known ~ the
Theater building, and which u now usea .sbv
restaurant and iodging-hsuse. Notice Is ns's's
given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth day Of Aass'"
A. D., 1873,
At IL O'Clock, NJ. will sell all the right I've
and interest of SAID defendant in and 10 tns In
described property, at the Court House aoya in
Phoebe. Nevada, at public auction Tor c.s s.;sfy
hand, to the highest and best bidder, " ''''''
said execution and all costs. s..,;1
Rv h Hrnxronn. Deputy. jyl6-Sod
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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco, July 25.

SAN Francisco, July %.
Jules GREENWOOD, we'll known here as
a stock broker and insurance agent, COM
mitted suicide last night by shooting
himself through the head with pistol
He was engaged to marry Mary Jobson,
but an encouragement occurred between
them, and this, with recent financial
reverses, is supposed to have been the
cause OF the young mans terrible act.
All the preparations for the execution
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EXTINCT FAMILIES. singular to relate,
but fact, nevertheless, there is not living
single descendent in the male line, OF
Chaucer, Shakespeare, Spenser, Milton,
Bowley, Butler, Dryden, Pope, Cowper,
Goldsmith, Scott, Byron, Moore, Sir
Philip Sydney, or Sir Walter Raleigh;
not one of Drake, Cromwell, Hampden,
Monk, Marlborough Peterborough, or
Nelson; not one OF STAFFORD, Ormond,
or Clarendon; not one of Addison, Swift,
or johnson; not one of Walpole, Boiling
broke, Chatham, Pitt, Fox, Burke, Graf
tan, or Canning; not one of Bacon, Locke,
Newton, or Davy; not one of Hume,
Gibbon, or .MeCaulay; not one of Hog
arth, or Sir Joshua Reynolds; not one of
David Garrick, Kemble, or Edmund
Kean.
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| Eure-

are pleased to note his recovsry.-t Eure-
ka Sentinel. July "a.
Ar the present time the water III the
Carson River is very low, the greater
portion OF the accumulated snow on the
Sierra having melted and disappeared.
CONGRESSMAN Kendall and wife were
at the ormsby House, Carson, on the
2lst,
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IT was believed that the venerable Enos
L. Throop, of Cayuga county, New York,
was the Oldest man living who had been
a member of Congress. He entered that
body in 1916. 1t turns out that Judge
George Robertson, of Kentucky, was also
member of Congress in 1916, and is the
only surviving member of the Congress
of 1920, known as the Missouri Compro-
mise Congress. Judge Robertson is now
in the eighty-fourth year of his age.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-26

An effort is being mrde at Los Angeles
county to have the names OF Indians
placed upon the Great Register, with a
view to their recognition as citizens and
voters. The Express understands that
those who have taken the matter in hand
are about to present number of Indians
at the County Clerks office, and if he re-
fuses to enroll their names, they will
proceed against him under the Civil
RIGHTS Act
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Notice to CREDITOR

A ' pFTERsoN-Notice is hereby given "
t6e undersigned Erecusriz Of the estate q s o.
FANNIE Peterson, deceased, to the eIeo ~ ssid
and ali persons having claims agsinsS ssoss IL
deceased, to present them ON Or MT dsts NO
25th day OF July, 1873. - after tns'
CLAIMS W'i " Ella LAWSON, xzscrsann
Phoebe, New, July -. 1o7s.
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A THIRD TERM.-A few newspaper cor
respondents gave circulation to q rumor
that General Grant was anxious to be
elected for third term to the presidency.
1t is now announced by authority that
General Grant will not be candidate for
a third term.
We copy the foregoing from the San
Francisco Call. What authority the Call
had for the announcement we are not
advised yet we hope it may be as stated.
While it would have been much more
satisfactory to all parties if he had disa-
vowed any such purpose when his name
was first used in that connection, the
storm raised by the third-term PROPOSE
ton has awakened people to the dangers
by which they are surrounded. If the
tea-party at Long Branch made the prop
osition as feeler they have not failed to
learn that the temper of the people is
averse to their designs.
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The State Printer of California will
probably accept from Controller Green
his warrant for S2l ,6O3. O3, in full for the
claim of S26, 361.19, about which there
has been considerable trouble during the
last three months.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-26

PoLITIcAL.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial says that Allen G.. Thurman, present
United States Senator, will be the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor of
Ohio this fall and there will
be square partisan contest be-
tween the Democrats and Republicans
Mississippi Republicans will hold their
Convention to nominate State officers at
Jackson on the 9th of August. The
Ohio Liberals will hold mass State Con-
vention at Columbus on the 30th inst
Three members elect to the Forty third
Congress are dead: James Brooks, Will
liam Whiting, of Massachusetts,, and J..
G.. Wilson, OF Oregon.
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Caution.

vINHE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAAh .c Ed
L tice that l am in no manner conv W.iiey
with the Stockton House on Meadow - for
street; that will pay no debts contras sS.t
the support Of that establishment, anu NM "a al
the proprietress. who calls herself Mrs. Mica
ell, but whose real name is Mary Corcorarn;;
iy2S-2w THOMAS MITCHELL
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Dissolution.

yJNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE. asy
listing between the undersigned u v nv
dissolved by mutual consent. a. S..vsble
continues the business. All debts ~ pscrrie
to him. All liabilities Of the hrm NJ sft,ed BY
tors of the Occidental Saloon Will 0e,vyrpsF.
A. Mcmahon. - y. a. vvarunN
Bullionville, July u, 1873. 4
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This makes the Episcopalians, as to
the number of churches, the foremost
religious body in New York city.
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RECORD BUSINESS OFFICE RE-
MOVED.

The Business Office of the PIocHE
DAILY RECORD will be hereafter in the
Office Of H. R. Breakey, at Micbael's
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
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CINCINNATI .Lnly o.

A large fire is in progress in Baltimore,
Nd. 1t broke out about 10 o'clock at
the corner of Catherine and Park streets.
Some ten blocks are already burning.
Among the buildings destroyed are the
Catholic cathedral and St. Alphonso's,
another Catholic church. Engines are
on the way from Philadelphia and Wash
ington. The fire is not in the business
portion of the CITY.
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of Charles A. Russell are completed.
There is no hope Of communication Of
his sentence.
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