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Tho Sulta Against the Railroad nc.
sisters in Champaign COunty-Lnnd
office Appointment - Election of
Cliiof Jnnttce-lkovcnuo Suit-Par-
dons.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Juno 18.-0n Monday, the
Esd inst, tho session Of tho United States Dis
t.ict Court here, which waB interrupted in con-
sequence Of tho sudden illness OF Judge Troat,
will be resumed. It ia probable that tho case OF
the Chicago Il st. Louis Railroad against tho
parties who refused to pay fare last wintor will
DO tried.
William Prescott, ESQ.,, Of thia city, has beon
appointed Register OF the Land Office for tho
Springfield District, in place OF g. s. Boanc who
resigned to accept tho JudgeHhip Of the Nlno-
teonth Judicial Circuit.
Tho Hon. Sidney Breeso was elocted Chief
Justice Of tho Supreme Court Of this State by
vote WIS unanimous
NioholaB J. Cummings and Iaanc Duggins,
brought hore from Schuyler County. wcro az
raignod before Commissioner Adams this
morning on charge of selling at retail 1gurcs
cigars aud tobacco without having taken out d
special license therefor. The aoouRed, it Ia sad
! keep floating bagnio on tho Illinois River,
whore the alleged violation occurred. They
1900 each for thcir appearance at the noxt torn
Of tho United 6tatos Court, and wore permitted
to depart.
Henry ". Hooker, for robblng tho PoHt~oflce
in pittsfeld, Pike Co., WAS also arraignod In this
Court this morning. There Was not particle
of evidence going to show that he waa guilty of
tho ofronAe charged, and no was discharged.
Tho Governor to-day par.lonod Patrick Costello,
convicted Of burglary at tho October Q872) term
of tho Criminal Court OF Cook county, and gon-
tonced to otghtoon months IN tho House Of Cor
roctiou, aud JaH Reynolds convicted OF assault
ut tho May (1873) term Of tho Bamo Court, and
sentenced TO six months In tho Houae OF Correo-
tim.
, 1873-06-19

Now York, June 18-J. E. Van Daron, son Of
tho Roy. L. II. Van Daren, Of Boonton, N. j.,
turned up. A letter has been received from
him, dated at Rotterdam, Holland, in which he
sayh that he loft his homo in Brooklyn for
iay's cunning. While duoIing near Fir Island
drowned. Oinging to tho bottom Of tho up
turnod boat, ho driftcd out to Sea- aud on tho
following morning When almost o1haustod he
WAS picked up by Swedish bark bound for
Duonos Ayros, 8. 4. When tlfty-fonr days out.
tho Swede boarded British bark bound from
tho Pacific for 1ottondam, and. all conBonting.
young Van Daron was transferred and carried to
Rottendam, from which place llo propoaed to
sail Immediately to meet hiB vito mud children ~
Brooklyn, who hhvo mourned for lin ~ns dead
for several monthH.
, 1873-06-19

t11a,u Of tho Unltod Btntoa and it's of1oct on tho
1,ast and prosont aud its favorable offoot in tho
future upon their progross, power, roaco, COM
moroo, constitution, md government" It wns
tic construction Of tho James nivor d Kanawhn
CANAL as tho bolt Of union. Ho aaid tlla! If tho
Mississippi River had flowed caat alit wost tho
South would novcr havo boon Whipped. Slavery
ad d p9esorty 9ssp o4Rhs 4Rhs s4Rge RSn syem
auti.comInorc1al and u1fayorablo to manufac-
trros, and that wns tho ronson why no gront
commercial metropolis Ind ,aprunag mp at the
mouth Of Chesapeake Bay, Tho late war Ind
Of Yesterday wore tho freomon Of to-day, and tho
freomon Of yesterday woro docitizonizod aud do
nAtioualizcd.
, 1873-06-19

TonoNro, Ont, Juno 1R.-Two mon entored
tho Office OF Forbes l. 14ownsbrongls, bankora
who was alouo in tho oftco, turned to Ills donk
to mako all ontry, whom he was Btr,lok over tho
hoaA with loaded cane, and dangerous wound
inflicted. Tho mo triod to rob tito office, but
I.ownAbrough shouted " Murder! :" and tho vii
HALIFAX, N. H., Juno 1S.-1Ier hIafestya ahip
Doris, from NasBau N. r., arrived this morning.
Bho has six caacs of yellow foyer on board. Ono
OF tho patients dlod On tho voyage, and was bur-
led at aoa.
It is believed that tho fro In tho Drummond
oolliory has boon extinguishodt and that work
will be- resumed shortly.
, 1873-06-19
SPAIN.

MADRID, June 18.-In tho Cortes to-day tho
Minister Of Finance presented a bill granting
tho Government special powers for tho colloo-
tion Of tnxos and providing for economical ro-
forms in all dopartments Of tho administration.
Tho draft OF the diplomatio note announcing
to foreign powers the establishment Of Fed
oral Republic was road at tho Council OF Minis
tors to-day by sonor Mrzo.
Tho Cure Of Santa Cruz burned tho railroad
depot with 800 passenger and freight cars ut
BoasRine.
CAD1Z, Juno 18-Tho Admiralty Court Of Cadiz
has completed its Investigation Of tho sinking
Of the onigrant ship Northneot by tho Spanish
steamer Murillo. A verdict was rendered
severely consuming the Captain of the Murillo,
mud auspending his certificate for niue months.
, 1873-06-19
Arrival of the Shah of Persia
in London Yesterday.
Financial Troubles in Tionna~. Failure Of a
Largo Banking.1louse.
The Russo-Klfyan War-~-Doieat Of
tho AsiatiCs In Two Battles.
Mild Punishment Of the Au-
thor Of the Northheet
Disaster.
GREAT RRlTAlNt

LONDON, Juno 18.-At meeting Of building
operatives last oyoninB, 1t WAS resolved to id"
here to the demaud for MI advance Of half
penny m hour, and 1t tho muster builders refuso
tho incroaso naked, thdn to strike. :,
hlacDonnoll and tho other bank forgers we're
brought before tho Mayor to-day The Attorney
for tho Grown took occasion to mike suitable
acknowledgement Of tho services Of 6chonok, tho
American Minister, aul Of tho authorities at Now
York, In securing the extradition OF Macdonald,
and thus fowarding tho onds OF Justice. All
papers III the case not having como to hand tho
caso was again adj tourned.
Tho Shall Of perBia crossed tho Ohannol to-day
in the royal yacht, accompanied by 1oct Of
iron-cladB, and arrived ut Dover at $3.50 p. m.
The city WIS gaily decorated and crowded with
viBitors, and tho shipping iii the harbor was coy-
itor landed salutos wore hred from tho aeet and
shore. Ho WAS received by the Duke OF
Edinburgh mud Prince Arthur. The Mayor and
Corporation Of Dover thon presented an ad-
dross, to which tho Shah replied by thanking
aaid, Which mado him fcel that ho was
among frionds. The Shah and suite, &C
companled by tho Royal princes. then
sSon ,1s sPaee e ohaaR trim Gross 50f dn at
O'Clock. Tho building waa decorated with flaga
and flowers, md tho platform covered with
crimson cloth. A hoaYy rain prevailed, but
inlmorlBo crowds surrounded tho place and filled
tic adjacent streets. On a1ighting from tue
cars, the Shah was mot by the Prince Of Walos.
Prince Took, Prince Chrietinn, and tho Duke Of
Cambridge, who cordially welcomed him to
England. Tho entire party. then cnterod car
riages, and drove slowly to Marlborough House
Notwithstanding the inc1ement woathor, which
somewhat marred tho splondor Of the spectacle
tho atroots, windows, md honsetoops along the
line Of procession were llllod with peoplo, whc
kept up most enthusiastic cheering, The
Shah dinod at Marlborough House tonight will
the Prince Of Wa}eB
, 1873-06-19

| The Dilemma of the Governments
Legislation Ncedcds

LeKlAlnt1On Ncedcus
WASHINGTON, Juno 18.-Tho Department Of
Justice attributes the unhappy condition Of nf-
fairs III Utah, so far Us tue acknowledgements OF
tho criminal laws il concerned, to the neglect Of
Congress- to provide remedy for the difficulties
toward tho close Of tho session, and in which
he earnestly asked for legislation to prevent a
cont1ict Of authority, il no worsc consequences:
Tho President aftorward wont to the Capitol
and personally urged Legislation, aa did also At
tornoy General Williams, but without suocoss.
Although jurios cannot bo procured In criminal
casos, thoy con be obtained III civil cases by con-
sent OF parties Thoro aeoms to be no prospect
Of roliof from tho present dilemma except by
action OF Congress-.
, 1873-06-19

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, juno IA special dis
patoll from Bismarck, oil tho Northern Pacific
1aalroad, reports that tho Northern Pacifo sur
yoyng marty, which loft Abraham, Lincoln yes
tortlay morning, whom about two miles out from,
tho lattor place, was atthoked by about 150 Sioux
Indians. Tho Indians were mot by two compa-
ntcB OF infantry and n detachment OF cavalry,
aud four Sioux wero killed. The escort accom-
pa1lylpg tho party number 200 arn,ol mon, mud
no serious trouble is anticipated. Aftor the
Hkirnistl, tho survey was resumed.
, 1873-06-19

VERSAILLES, Juno 18.-Iho floor and galleries
of the Assembly wore crowded to-day IN antici-
patton OF All exciting dobate over tho case OF II.
1lano, Deputy from Lyons. Tho report Of tue
Special Committee, recommending that authority
DO grantod for biz prosecution, was road, but tile
dobato thereon was postponed until tomorrow.
, 1873-06-19

ST.. Louis, No.. June 18.-Iho rocent exam-
nation Of tho condition Of tho Northern hliB-
souri Insurance Company, ut Macon, No., dis.
closed tho fact that tho capital Of the Company
IL impaired oyor GO per cont. Tho State supor-
intendont OF Insurance Inns given tho Company
sixty days from June to- make tho Impairment
good.
, 1873-06-19

pSsto liar indignstioa against him Is 50 great
that llis renloval from jni1 is regarded nnsafe.
Tho little boy who was wounded is
recovering. and says hia Unolo John struck him
on tho 1ond With 'axo. ThiH evidence, nl-u
though regarded aB elusive Of the fact, ia not
admissible from Iii nndor years. a pair Of
sooks md a wonal'l @ itch, both saturated with
blood, llny0 been fol 8 ! III tho prisoners room.
Tho funeral of tho ID 5ma took placo to-day In
proHence Of fully III & ::hmtHand people. Noarly
ono thousand carrin1s wore in tho procession.
Tho prisoner main5 etl MI Indifferent do
nonnor which hab neS :3od his conduct guce Ills
arrest. :
, 1873-06-19

SALEM, Va., Juno l8.-Gov. Henry A. Wise
delivered tie annual address bofore tie literary
soolotca Of the Roanoke College last night, on
tho subject, 1.-THE physical structure Of the do
, 1873-06-19
WEATHER. ND WATER.

War Dopnrt,ne!s' Weather Report:
CnrUAao 1una l8-10 l8p m.
Tho following ropcrts havo boon received from
tho pnctH mentioned below:
, 1873-06-19

DAnMsDADT, June 18.-The Emperor Alex-
andor Of Ruseia has arrived hero to attend the
festivities OF tho anniversary Of tho Grand
Duko's accession, which arc now in proGroas.
, 1873-06-19

IELFAar, June 18.-Tho CoronorB inquest on
tho Gordon tragedy will be resumed OH Batur-
day. It WAS intended to hayo tho BuB-
, 1873-06-19

.naotal meet,na Of tho Odd Follows Building Asso.
oiaon South qh!o.Yo wi be dS Sl4 ihis Thn5'd;g ,s
BtscI important business. osdeE Of tlio Drcctosp
, 1873-06-19
GENERAL NOTICES. ...
WARMING!

10 nnaien s's' Sa"'s sS@"es" "na s"fs "S" 1aos. '
Atnss como % our not'co 1nas " ",,a, ~
~ 49, =. nv our,o an Min heterogeneous Of
ono ~ oro I'm potorts oun.a or controed By our
firm,
Th.A ,,no ,,.v ,,cr- INV t.h, {onorsutly NO clvo
ro,;c. IN ~ onfo,no mr. o.,ms by oYory orsl
ees Il os s p.'sa s %i1 nd to
usoaa 70 oi.oonunae ~ ,no ,n d,m.sn.
ss,,. sa 49, ~. n.tas.. 49, hnor r,rod' and nm
oa ~ a.. 1Tu,..s n,.tas f1,r~t a. N. soutb.,n
s osss, Of Ss sS 5 % Ssss ss. psSoa
Canton for1aofF OF olne'nnas'' "; ana We nave IN
e'tuctod our ooao'ofh 70 oo8a p1'oooop8s as"se oe
efs "heroTor tho sao ma! % nooossA ZOE 'n' po'eo
w. I'll ,rsro ,,ono- +o,,n, With ,hcao WIN nnonoso
such course within reasonable time aftor rocosvine
notice Of our Patent c1ans both In settlement OF past
snngcmons, and comforting tho right to futuro uso but
shall insist all that can bc legally recovered against
-hn att ArM n tn
, 1873-06-19

New YoRK, June 18.-The German mail
brings some particulars Of tile recent failures at
Vienna The well-known banking-house Of
Brandios l. Workorshoim suspended in the carly
part Of June, with liabilities OF 1000 900 florins.
Tho Cause Of this failure was the liberal I'D
vances to Turkish, Egyptian, and other rail
forod to pay 80 per cont cash, which waB not &C.
copied, and its creditors consented to delay Of
twonty days for another offer. The dofalcation
of 500 600 1orinB in tho Credit AnBtait OF Vienna
caused temporary depression on the Borrsc..
The Vienna bankers reported fnilod yesterday
wore Messrs. Draskoyits l. Co., whose liabilities
are placod at 10 0000, 600 tlorins. Tho assets arc
not stated. It is beloved they have no business
connections In Amorica. TheBe statements
roat IN alleged private cable dispatches, and may
DO the reiteEation Of failure which occurred
some time ago.
, 1873-06-19


ST. PETERSBURG, Juno 18.-DiBpatchos from
Kungrad report that tho Orenborg diviaion and
column which started from Atangyslllak, on the
Eastern Bhoro Of tho Caspian bea, effected
junction on tho 2Gth Of May before K1ojaill.
Hero tho KhivanB made stand, and next day tho
combined Russian forces attacked and carried
tho place by storm. The enemy fled aouthwards,
closely pursued until they reached tho Fortress
Of h1augit, where, reoeiving reinforcoments, they
tho progress Of tho Russians. The latter
having come up in sufficient force by
tho lat OF June, mother battle took
place, this time Of moro desperate
character. Tho Khivans wore agnin defeated.
Tho 1ortreHB was oupturel ard tho rvlnasne of
thoir army fell back towards tho capital. At last
accounts the Russian commander WAS pushing
on in tho Hnmo direction.
Intelligence has also been received TINT Gen.
Kauifmann, commanding tho eastorn column
from Taskkond, has crossed the Amu-Daria
River ut point only as miles from Khiva.
, 1873-06-19
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

I have again gone back to near my old
quarters, Nos. 50 and 81 Market-nt, whore I
have better facilities for doing business than
ever before, and, thankful for past faVors,
shall bo happy to sec all old friends and many
now, and guarantee satisfaction to all.
w. q. BTANNARD.
, 1873-06-19
MEETINGS.


WAubansia Ledge, No. l6p, naootA this {Thur4day)
evoniug, At o'siuei, In os'entH Hai! n I.asaes
Invited. BJ ordor Of tho W, III.
e. st. JOHN, 6ec'y.
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Masonic

N1NHOnfC,
Tho members Of KilwiantnK LODGE BIT, A., =. l. 4.
H. aro oreby uoti6pd to attend regular communities.
t7on At Cornthan al. IL! Kaat Knz!o.a, Thursdsy
sVanins 1t 1X sharp, ETe1y ueanbor expected to bn
uFe4Rnt, AAlhs NJ. J!4OplaONA ". al,
, 1873-06-19

ABOVE LOW
NATElt,

'Deiow high water mark Of 1871.
". s. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 79 Maior Block, Chicago.
, 1873-06-19
SPRINGFIELD,

Tho Suits Against the Railroad xac-
sisters in Champaign County-Lnnd
Office Appointment - Election Of
Caiof JuMttce-1kovenuo Suit-Par-
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-02

HYxExEAL.- friend T. L. Smith,
who has been wont to dispense good
milk from Duffy's dairy, has gone and
done it, and now trots out with the old
mans daughter, the lovely widow Joy
How could they keep it so dark and thus
bewilder the town! The gossipers OF
Carson have missed it this time, sure,
for not a word was whispered abroad
until Father Tormey, the family alone
being in attendance, had made them
one and. had sanctihed the matrimo-
NAL vow with the seal of the Holy Cath
Ole Church. Long may the worthy
couple live to be always happy. May
the line of Smiths flourish from genera
ton to generation, and Joy be perpetual
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-02

A FIGHT took place between two old
DRINKS yesterday morning at the corner
near Judge Waltz Office. A disciple of
Esculapius happening to pass by, saw
one of them cruelty handling the other
and interposed his veto, which the
uppermost contestant disregarded and
responded to in terms of shocking in
suit; whereupon the Doctor brought his
cane to bear. which he broke over the
fellows head almost at the first blow.
With the stub well piled, however, the
argument was made complete, and the
merciless beaten of his drunken fellow
man was induced to let up.
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Oh" Stu 1ailp appeal.


METaoDIsr CaURcH.--Rcy. A. n. Fisher, Pas
tor Services ut II o'clock A.. NJ. and s:;D P. N.
CATHOLIC CaURCH.-Rev. Father Torlney.
Mass at IL o'clock \. ".
ST. PETERS tEPIsCOPAL) CHURCH.-Rev. G.
b. Al n, Rector. Services ut IL o'clock A. NJ.
and y::H p. NJ. Sunday School at 1890 p. N.
Ientrn &rvices on Wednesday l4 P. NJ. and
Fri,l.y71. Pm.
PG. sBYTERIAN CHUECH.--Rey. James Woods.
Pastor. Services ut IL o'clock =. NJ. and 80
P. N. Sunday School at II N. Seats free.
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THE Adelphi party, last Friday night.

THE Adelphi party, last Friday night.
proved very pleasant affair though not
as fully attended as usual, owing to the
fact that this is the season of Lent, dur
ing which soodly number of ladies',
being members Of the Church. do not
find it consistent to dance. The usual
excellent programme of the club was
danced to very fine music furnished by
that royal cornet player old Carl York
and others, with Bob Flanders to call the
figures. Among the ladies who all APP
prared remarkably we'll, we observed
Mrs. Judge Belknap the elegant and
charming bride; also, Miss Wilson, "
stranger to Carson, daughter of the
Hon. John Il. Wilson, Senator from
Lincoln, who attracted large share of
attention by her youthful beauty. grace
and sweetness Of manner. At II
o'clock the party broke up. and the par
Elephants went away highly pleased with
the time they had enjoyed.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.-Fo1 has just
received n lot of new and unique iewelrv,

NEW AND BEAUT1FUL.-Fo1 has just
received a lot of new and unique jewelry,
consisting of chains, pins, brooches,
crosses, badges, earrings, finger rings,
bracelets, necklaces, etc. Among the
most noticeable of these articles are a
magnificent came brooch, the largest
ever had for sale in Carson, valued at
$500, accompanied by gold bead neck
lace for SIS; q costly marquite dia-
mond ring (the grouping Of tho dia-
monds being Of the latest fashion,; a
number of exquisite gold match-bo1es
inlaid with rectangular figures of moss
agate and auriferous quartz, valued at
from $50 to 500. The display is rich
and varied, and winds up with gro
tesquely shaped scent-bo1 Of caledonia,
for SIS Neither De Neuf nor Fox
charges for looking at this new and shi-
hing store of pretties.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-02

RELIGIoUs.- j. Rawson johnson
late of Virginia, will preach at the
Methodist Church at II A. n. In the
evening, the pastor Rev. A. NJ: Fisher,
will deliver his first lecture of the series
on Mohammedism VS.. Christianity-ol
the Crescent and the Cross.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-02

LEG BRoKlS.-Jim Clarke, lately Of
Placerville, but now a resident of Car
son, was walking by OF the pavement in
front of the Ormsby House, when, slip
ping upon the surface Of some water
which had been swept out of tia saloon
and had frozen smooth, he lost his bal
ance and fell heavily, breaking both bones
of the left leg just above the ankle.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-02

MEMBERS of Piute Tribe No. !, I'm
proved o. R. NJ, are hereby requested
to meet in council at their Wigwam on
Monday evening, March Sd, at half-past
seven O'Clock. A full attendance is de-
sired, Is business of Importance will
come before the Tribe.
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TIE MATINEE was largely attended
yesterday afternoon, rs was the evening
performance also. The community bid
adieu to the excellent troupe composed
of Miss Clifton, Barry, Hussey. Belmour
and tho stock company at large, with re-
Rret, hoping that the same most agree
able combination may soon return to US
again,
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U. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRT.-The
Superintendent Of the Carson City

U. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRr.-The
Superintendent Of the Carson City
Branch Mint received, yesterday, 1886
ounces of mixed bullion, gold and silver.
sent from mines on the Comstock lode
20 the Mint for melting and assaylnS.
The treasurer of the Mint shipped last
nicht to San Francisco, through Wells.
Fargo * Co., twelve bars OF impaired
poid and silver, worth in the aggregate
The sun, of 81, 100, to the credit Of the
Crown Point mine, Gold Hill, Nevada.
FIVE RoUSDs.-'Irish Tommy and
= grey headed old pimp named ''Shep,
started IN at the door Of Fred. Grinnage's
barber shop last night, both full to over
flowing, aud kept up scattering hight
mn to Coiton's show case, making i've
,n,,nIs in all. The pummellng Was IN
.srrn,,ted as soon MS the crowd thought
H.. nnaer man had alternately enough.
NV tn. wAoop: Time! Time! Stern
was not needed. The matter settled
itself. --
TIE Rev. Rush Eastman Will ohcla'e
fto-dav) morning and evening, IN 81
peters Episcopal Church. All are cor
dill ic:ltc::. to ettend. -
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PROFESSOR Halls debut rs manager OF
the skating rink, last night, did not IN
duce an immense crowd, but those who
attended had lots of fun.
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THs soiree dansante by Mr.. Burns.
Friday night, WAS = success. We found
the accomplished teacher of the dance
instructing his pupils in the Caledonia,
the Horse Guards and other new dances.
He deserves credit. The old routine OF
square dances worried through in Carson
is BECOMING funereal.
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r. FRED. BROOKS, bookseller, sta
toner and newsdealer, dealer in cheap
iewelry, cutlery, toys, musical instru,
ments, fancy goods, imported segars and
tobacco. Agency for the Royal Havana
lottery, Omaha lottery, Nevada State
lottery, opposite the Ormsby House next
door to Rails hardware store, Carson
CITY. Nevada.
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ST. GEoRGE's Soc1ETY.-The English
men of Carson have lately formed them
selves into society under the above
title, with Judge Parkinson for Presi.
dent, George Pryor as Treasurer, and
E. James, Secretary. The Society prom
ises to be fiourishing one. as it already
numbers about thirty members.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-02

IMMENsE.-Let those who are taking
an aftcr-church stroll, to-day. visit the
Y. 4 I. depot They will find the I'M
mense building there. now under fair
way of construction. an interesting OBJ
;ect for their examination.
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SPECIAL DEPOSITS for the purchase OF
State lands have been made at the
Treasures Office during the present
month to the amount of about IS, OOO.
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BURNED By SULPHURIC ACID.-Sidney
Blair, an employe working in the melt
ing room Of the Carson City Branch
Mint, met with very painful accident,
Yesterday. Mr. Blair, as part of his
iabors, was taking hundred pound bar
of silver out OF the pickle" vat, whore
the bar had been put in diluted sulphuric
acid, for the purpose of bringing it {the
BARI to a white or silver color, and as
the bars are put in the pickle red hot
the acid becomes heated to the boiling
point. 1t was in that condition when
blair took his copper hook to raise 1t
ont. When near the surface the bar
slipped from the hook and fell back into
the vat with splash that sent the acid
flving in all directions, and filing Blair 3
left shoe full of the red hot fluid, scald-
ing his foot from his ankle to his toes IN
. shocking manner. Remedies were
soon applied that gave him relief from
the most intense pain which he suffered.
and as soon as possible he was removed
to his room, where he now lies. 1t will
be some days before Mr.. Blair will be
able to resume the Eight fantastic toe,
and all engagements that he has made
with his Sunday school friends for the
next two weeks are declared of.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-02

INFORMATION WANTED-Of the where
abouts of Mrs. Sarah A. NaPp, whose
maiden name was Sedore, or OF GeorS'
Sedore. Address, at Blue Canon, Cal.
]. w. Bullock.