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-uicide or,he Hon. William -t.ddard.

DETROIT, Aug. IA special despatch an
nouuces the death by sulc e of the Hon. william stud
dard AZ lchheld, IN this state Hr Representative
n the Michigan Legislature n 1855 and 50 and as,ln In
SO snd 20 state senator n ls., a.ala ln l.T
lie las been Amcttd Nllh lness, aCc1np4L by I.s
spirits, and conp.aHed for th- lAst lev % a
trrr'ue pan 10 lhr houtAl resou of Ma h-Ad. He
ds'triOuA a. tue time VI tAg f4t4l .GL.
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Last evening Ars. Nicoll, wealthy Russ an
countess, was locked uF> Police HeadquArtcrs Hoo
h u, complaint Of M Custar, Nth shon she board,
N Ilutson s'rrrt, On charge OF dsortcry conduct
This l. me thrt time tue dlrlngul.h'G been
arrested WIZ tHV months. About four weeks s.tr
ste vas muitcd 'u t.e county jan Ter thirty Ga,-
ny Re order FuhustJdt % a charse - beng drUnA
-ni dlsordcriy but Sas rel, As,d Oo ~rt u hAbeas
CLrLLa.
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- " = :, FVFF UHNHA1 Itkasi INTT =.
Tie Ind ans arc a. Their old nCrk acaiu ma moon.
Two VI my hands In company with several others On
% Nay froul Sew Mexico, stopped the IeCos
ryer ahout thiry miles above Horse6a al crossing by
about thirty indians from the Fort stanton rose-va.
ton Who showed passes for fury dsys to hum on
slaked Plains. You snoS Hhat tast means Tao diys
HfrrNr RI they Uf fourteen uIur- from Tpcus
fi.u D.. fius fNr ftrItr. VI xirar: and fnur r.erfs
se rae luulrei aAd iort, tAree horses v,re stolen
fr 200 H herd &C "r1 v ~ stock pen. Tn property
o ". SANDY. Btk ct rtsor. J, hn l.. thifni. anu
i'.H .'Ht-.. f lead ~ cattle. NiI BE-.
turu,e 20 &C.. Ihe re are reported VDr. rad
Ast Ut Htle ,l| aAE. IEAISOH
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An approved. safe. and speedy remedy for
81 lrr.p -'t',rv' ch'I'-t ~ n4..r g p.fnt, ini
at luNt tsD 'tIls may ls Aal il U- Jdyre- t1-Hin.
atvc B4,.au. The p-uo az ALI sep a not le " s0
useful uicLl. Inc by thta.-.iIr.
The sun., 1873-08-16

Eupt .re is ucruaneutlv cured hv usink the
nv Elastic irus shcH retain. % comfortably '-ou-l
h'rest Nrrcise Or severc-t train. sod al ~ Broad
.flir
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KITE sTODDaRD,s WINS.
How she doe- Honors a. a Hestes.-Her
Projected Literary Lsbor-.


Among the visitors 10 Kate Stoddard the
other day was the sheriff of Otsego county. He
was In charge ~ prisoner, and on expressing
desire to see Kate. she replied that she would
receive him in fifteen minutes. Kate has be-
come fastidous. and will receive no one until
she has arranged her room and prepared her
self On the entrance Of the sheriff she acted
a. toward all visitors. After salutlnG the caller
she points To one ~ three chairs she has placed
n the centre Of the room and requests him 20
pc seated. Before seating herself she hands
him fan and then inquiries his name. She
she l. imprisoned. No matter how slight the
dUusiun may he 70 the death II Goo drich. sine
III ahes no reply. but lO. k with that ndescribaDle
gaze until the visitor recalls her attention Nv
remark ON some other topic She saws that she
has aid fnO much already about the affair
Alter Nhir mas exhausted all topics she SHOWS
horNsliyr- her news papers and ruagtzi nes. \
fow weeks ago she received letter asking her
tn write story f'r weekly paper embudyiIg
the HrnCi pal events of her lie and her opinions
and thoughts. -o that 10 would serve a. a guide
post TO the youth II this country She read and
rertdd the letter and puniered oNtrIt carefully,
noting On slip If fater whatever occurred to
rady, the keeper. about the letter, she said On
ui- rem trNlug tnat such story was worth over
t-1o " e., guess 10 would be worth a good
deal"
She. how vcr. did not saw whether She would
write tue story. A. she allows ro one tu enter
her room until she has liked her things. IL Is
-urni~rd MAT she has begun 20 write the story,
and Uses the time bef re The entrance 4 a vi-i-
tor Ia iid NJ her manuscript. hate wrote a let
ter 90 her father YESTERDAY.
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TIE PF4CFFUL INDIINs.
Stealing Cattle aud Numbering Dcfencnlss-
Momeu-TwO settlers kilica in TeNas-
Furnishing the Apaches.


wAsuiNGroN. Aug. b-The following
has been received at the headquarters Of the
The sun., 1873-08-16

Weekly and monthly psvments Tor furutur.
sni ct-1s.s at T. =. co F?rrthEItt s. co.'s ljl chat
ham f.-Alr.
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rINANcIIL iND coMMERcItL.

Interest per cent. Trades saving. Bank. 2si
M.-l - .-reAl a-L-A 90 ir-m L4-e Of lol.-L A-c.
, 1873-12-30
THE COUNTY CLERK.

Order increasing tho Number or Ills
EMploycAs
Tho following Is copy Of tho order entered In
reference to tho fixing by tho Judge Of tic Cir
cult Court, Of tho number Of Deputies in tho
County Clerks Office. An application was madc
Saturday by Gen. Lieb, aud tho mnttcr, altor
herring homo evidence, was taken untlcr adyiao-
meut until to.tlny:
a!stants Of Tic County Clerk Of Cnols Enunty
Now this lay comes Into court HERMANN Lseb,
County oIerk Of Cook County md represents to tho
Deputies anil nsBistailts thau allowed unter tho or
dor Of this Court that subec entered Oh The 23l
now heard tho statements sns explanations now nias
by the aatd County Cesls, aud by Edward Drury, ouo
Of his Deputies, und BY George W. Wheeer furlorly
Court being now fuly alvsotl in Tim premises and
netting pursuant 10 tho provisions cotaued IN Soc o,
n Ar 10 Of Tho Constitution u the stata Of 1lInoa
Tint go much Of tho said order 10 entered on tho
23l tay Of November, 4. D.. 1S71 AZ determines tho
nnmbcr Of Deputies and assistants Of thu County
Olork Of Cook County. 10, an tho Hame ill., hereby SGT
And II Is further ordercd and 1cscrmacd TINT tho
County Clerk Of q, Cook County, mny hase until tho
ants hereinafter specified, to-wit:
for seryce III tho County Clerks o!ce proper. ono
ohsf n.I DEPUTY; ono Deputy IN charge Of ax nut
eertiticates ono Deputy for redemption clerk one
D. nDenMty for cashor; QUO la1-appea clerk one clerk
~ shargs o. hooks ana pancrs two recor-wrtera Or
Ing application for Judgment forty clcrts lwo mouths
fur extending taxes ten clerks ono month copying
coilcctors books; ten clerks ono month copying AS
For services in tho County Court: One chief Dspnty
ono asHistant Deputy: ono rccord-wrter; two copy
For seryico In tho County Commissioners Office !:
Ono Deputy.
, 1873-12-30
the roads OF tho State, when tho
Inv imposos 4 tlno upon the roads for evcry

the roads Of tho State, when tho
law imposos \ flno upon tho roads for eyory
timo tllcso makers md managers Of Slate lnws
tnko eratuisous trip. II you or should ask a
friend to atcal n hat aud gtvo 1t to US, whom wo
knew thoro was n Inv ngninRt stcnliug md tint,
IL tho laws were faithfully executed, tho friend
wonll hase to snnrt for doing us tic favor, It
would DO regarded IN pretty sewers strain upon
friendship. But this IL just what many Of the
State officials llaye done, md for doing which
ths Convention 60 ronndly condonnod them.
When wi[l ollcnla learn to eat tho aano brend
they bake for othsrB3 Why gi1oull the Comms-
pioners and Attornoy-G Genoral be nllowed FREQ
passoa to 90 and prosecute road
for giving one to somebody olsa
It is u good Geal OF q atrain OH conrteBY. hut
they mny think tloy can get along without cour-
tesy IL tlloy only hayo tho pasaes
White NO, WHO rcsido hero, fcel that the Rail-
road law, II not absolutely repealeh this winter,
ought at loaet to be 80 amended that tt will not
lungor grossly tlamago this and all other COM
potlng points, yet VIC dcslro Tint whto 1t stnnds
IL shall bo executed; and tllat State oifiolnla
shall manifest such regard for common dcconcy
rs not to solicit its violation by tho companies
for tho oflicc'lolders' benefit.
From present Indications. we horo look for
wnrd to most 1atterlng fr1,lt-oror ,1oxt season
It has not heon warm enough to Atnrt and inturo
butls MI yet. Respectfully, D. o. SELDEN.
, 1873-12-30
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

BURLINGTON, H., Dec. 20, 1919.
III tho Editor af The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: You are certainly In error when you Hay
that the Government lisery-stablo business ut
Washington is Of only two years standing. It is
OF unknown antiquity, and WIS In full feather rs
for buck us 1866. when The dis1oyal sorehcats of
this state cl.atgea that omiuent model public
functionary, tho Rev. James Harlan, witt, hay-
ing contiscatel Government eluipage aud con-
yerted it to his own uso when ha ceased to be
Secretary of tho Interior and became Senator
OF Iowa. 10 this, in duo timo, tho loyal defond-
ers OF that grcat man triumplantly replled,-
the answer evidently came from headquarters
thar he did not steal the concern ut all; it was
appraised, and paid for by him.
On examination, this WIZ found to be tho case.
Il vas also ascertainel that there WAS luticrouB
dsproport,on betweou tho price paid by tho Gov
ornlnont for lorso-!lesh and that obtnined when
1t was sold to Sonators. 30 it seems that the
Government not only keeps liyery-atablo III
Washington, but that it also provides Bonators
with horseH and carriages at tleir own prico. or
course the nbusn becomes moro brazen and inl-
pudent every ycar. IOWA,
, 1873-12-30

aorcs Of land which tho Company hns alrond
received patensa for, or aro entitled to for IL
poetaon. Of tho road now built. 1hoy aro bcsido
flrst lien upon 555 nllos Of well.bnt roal, fin.
!HLed. equipped, mud In operation. Tho road
llht yoar earned surplus over running o..
penAeB, md must do better th's year, iris
Eastc,n Diyialon l,as now d woHtorn terminus al
tho Missouri lllyor, md obtains tho largo and
country. II would 10 . good line Il extended no no
further. 10 would tho Pacific Division, which
connects tile puget Sound region with Portland.
Oregon, md tho whole Columbia River Vnlloy.
The lands Of tho Company aro oxcolout, and Tic
tho contrary Notwithstanding. Every doijsr OF
bonds can DO converted iuto moro than a dollars
wortls Of land at the option Of tito l,oldor.
Mr. Cooke ..'i thinks tue present Railway Com
pm. wv - DO eh,e to Sarry tho road md
proposition mado to tho bondholders to convert
their coupons up to January, 1876. into ln.ll-
warrant boutst receivable at par for lands at 25
per cent loss than tho regular cash price rs a
mud tho Company. He does not think tho bnill-
ing of tho road premature, and refora to tho pro.
ccodngs Of q meoting hold In PHILADELPHIA In
1s4g to agttato tLo question of constructing q
road from Lnko Michigan to tho Pacific. over tho
limo selected by tho Northern Pacific Nnilroad
Company, RS a proof TINT tho project was old
enough to warrant m undertaking to carry it
There In D. very general sympathy With tho
members * the bankrupt 0rm in this city, and
ceiling any portions Of thoir property. They
arc
ALL RUINED FINANCIALLY
p mo 1all1ro. jay Cooke 'oscs m estate bo-
thought worth nearly 81, uoo 900. Mr. AIoorlcod
had 81 900 600 Of property, II iB sntd, before he
ontorod tho firm, aud Is now, Of course, neunI
iess. Tho olhor mcmbcrs also loao largo private
, 1873-12-30
SUBURBAN NEWS,
EVANSTON,

EVANSTON.
Evana Lodge No. 52l, a. +. i A. NJ, will In
stall It's newly-elocted officers this evening.
Their names are: G. O. Stratton, ". H.. L. g.
Gago, s. W.; G. ". Huutoon, J. W.; Jos. G..
Humphreys, Treasurer; d. T. 8. slaymakor,
Secretnry.
Mss Ste!ln ncoi and Arthur Reed laye re-
turned to Eyaaston from q European tour Of ak
months duration.
It is reported that work on the Woman'a Col
loge building will bo resumed within short
time.
Tho rogular meeting Of tho Pioneer Tiro-C Com
pany has beon postponed from Thursday to Fri
duy evening.
The Union Sunday y-sclool Of North Evanston
will bold its holiday festival tomorrow evening.
A subscription paper iH circulating in town to
croate fund with which to provide hats for tue
lreuen.
A mooting of tho Board Of Etlucation will be
held Friday evening.
Tho Methodist churches Of tho village will
hold tue customary watch night services to-mor-
row night.
hALNEIiE.
Tho Union Sabbath school will hold its ho-
day festival iu the schoof-louHo friday eyen-
ing.
a singing class ia conducting by Mr.. B. n.
A1nn1l, tlso proceeds Of which arc devoted to tho
Ladies' Aid Society Of tho village.
Tho third annual 1neotiug Of tho Wilnatte
Evangelical Association will occur this sFeniug,
when the annual reports will be prosecuted, and
tho annual election of officers held.
, 1873-12-30

wa1wortb co,ntv via IL ~ h,vo novv
Court- -iIu,sc. Tia 'connty Toarf, has vntod noM
$25. 900 for tho purpose. ~ '"'" AAS '''''
s1nrrarct aamnn "ranst to onsa u IT.
roa lar tl,a ii1inI rr hor huahanT aavo,aT naa
MOO tha nistrict do,,rt If Lenvauwort| rounts yls
haa ron1lorcj n vo,11ict in favor ~ t,s nion.i;y
'ol 'Ibe .2y0 W;scona,, 3,,,erno,, o.t;p,otos fla
grand tota1 Of t,o nina stnmnnre ~ W,scont;u ,Su
nj tho ct'orYnnus nmnnt ~ ai1 i'm mn nm raat
, 1873-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS,

It cost Uncle Sam only sG,oOo,ooo to double
up his fists at Spain.
M. Gustavo Dore'a picture, "Tho Dream Of
Cla,.dia praoula Q'llate's wito), on wlicl! he
completed by il.e eud Of tho present year.
-The new Sultan OF Morocco LAS broken UP
tho Aarcm Of his father, md will koep only ono
wife.
Tho Grand Duchess of Russia, the brido-
elect Of tho Duke OF Edinburgh, IL to receive an
elegant present from certain british Iayal and
marine ollccra, who laYo subscribed Sd, 600 for
itB purchase.
IL mau las bcen Bcntonced to forty lashos
aud fiyo years. peual ser'1tude' u Ene gland, for
throwing HnuH ia Lho oycs Of tewolor and then
stoallug three diamond iinEa.
"A Now Bedford phystc.an prescribed . daily
ride of sixteen miles u dny for young lady, and
In loss than two wcoks the e1lllaratllIg exercise
changed lor name into Mrs. Patrick aloGuia-
neas. nor hlsband WIS lor papa'n coachmnn.
Fifty citizsns OF Buffalo, N. T., haye pro-
sonted to the tluuso OF Il proseutntiyes o pe-
tition Oh parchment and beautifully framed in
ebony, asKing tint Linooln'a blrtAdAy, tho 18th
OF E9b1u&ry @ M pe maze @ I'm national .1. .9 holiday
III, lato Of 6pain, IL very i'll. Whom sho left
MAlsid in hasto, she WIN. In travelling ACROSS
Spain, exposed to tho eold January weather,
and tho seeds Of consumption were sown, which,
it III fearel, will prove fntal to her.
.-somo ropoltH hayo gone abroad, says the
Boston Adeertiser, attriouting to Prof. Agassiz,
before llih tloat the words :" Ces! To- }ln," and
suggesting the Inference OF dlHbeliof i'll future
exlblulco. 1t seems unnecessary to BaY that the
ssory IL fiction, Ho fur as Prof.. Agassz IL oou-
corned, nId rests upon III Quito lnlsooncoptlon
OF luis opinions OIL thnt subject.
Tho Duke OF Hamilton ~ about to rotire
from tic turf oil account Of hiB marriage. His
stabls In Franco has boon brokon up. Thirty
on Doc. Q. They brought 193, 705 francs. Sow
OrAl lots WorO bought iu or withdrawn. tho 70.
, 1873-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec. so, 1879,

CHICAGO, Dec. 50. 1879
70 tho Editor Of The Chicago Trsounc:
SIR: Permit mo to suggest through your
valued papor d way out Of our preso1,t financial
troubles, and to demonstrate how this city can
be mado, with little Or no expense to its citi-
xenB, tho haudsomest, henlthieat, aud lappieBt
city in tlio country. 70 meet tho interest md
bonds duo next month consunlmato tho su!e Of
the lanl which the railroad companies desire,
upon which to erect passenger depot, mud i'm
nedlately roaizo 100000.
Tho easiest aud most economical why to diB-
pose Of the Court-Houso question would 10 to
utilize the Exposition Building. With trialug
expense, fllo-proof ynultB could DO erected
Of most commodioua proportions, and
there would bo nn ovor abundance
Of room, left for conrt-rooms, clerks,
ard city Offices Of every name and description.
Thb would accommodate the city and county
for llyo Or ton years III III good style III tho most
fastldlous could desire. And When II now Court
House III needed, build tint oil tho lalo front,
whore wo could hayo ample room for tue build
frosl,, pure air would nlwa1s 1lad lts way into
tho luugH of those WHO occupied the building.
III considoIation OF tlo giouna furnishnd the
county for lta half, lot tllo county deed the oity
soil the whole in such parts, aud for such price,
as could bo obtained OIL tho ordinary tnrins.
TI,is would not only help furnish tho means for
building nav Court. House, but would, in my
opinion, onllanco tho value of al property
fronting OH that square. The status OF that
property ia liked BY tho prosonco OF the Chamber
Of Commerce, Tic removal ct tho Cou.t-IIouBo
from tho square and tllo erection Of business
buildings III place tioroof would add materially
to oyorY interest In tho viclnity.
Our Representatives, In CongrcHa could obtain
the consent Of tho Government for tho sale Of
Dearborn Iark and tho rest of tho luke front (if
consont be necessary for u clear titlo), and tho
CITY could soil those also. The grand depot
wIo!, tho railway companies would Greet oppo-
Bito Dearborn Pars, would Cause u sharp do
mud TOR lots, and tho ontiro block would
speedily be covered Will business buildings, and
all along Michigan avenue. Ho far III tho present
and contemplated improvements extended,
thars would spring up elegant bri!diugs, ouch
, 1873-12-30
wing with tho other In presenting handsome

front,
estnto Which tho city looa not now, nor iu
any probability will ovor mood, and sell even II
ct sacrifice, md with tho proceeds build new
Court-Houao; onlnrRo tho wator supply; extend
the wator mains md ppcs. until wator would bo
ngo eyatom through tho domains Of tho poor rs
vol NJ tho rich; mako onr Tiro Department tako
tho front rnnh Of nil departments In tho 1nnl
make tho fro limits cooxtenHyo with tho city
supply Of water, complete nvstem Of sewerage,
tho natural and areitlcial development OF our
parks and drives. and tho iunumornb]o numbur
Of bicssings wliol, would follow, Chicago would
'ccomo i1i ton searB tho handsomost, Aonthiost,
and happIeBt city in tho world.
LEWIS II. DAy1g
, 1873-12-30
LEGAL.


VS1FX NNttS III lkNHHaSs
Special Disu1teh to>Ihe Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE. Kan, Dec. ga numbor of suita
hnye beon brought in tho District Court of
Shawnee County. aud son,o Of thom hayo boon
disposed Of at the prosont term, on account Of
usurious interest boing charged. Judge Gordon
on notos. Exceptions have boon taken to tho
decision, and tho caso will 60 to the Supreme
Court for their determination.
, 1873-12-30

constituents will not bo contont unless ho docs
more for thcnt thnn most of his rrolecoanors
hnve d0no ard Tho politicians at Washington
may possibly combine to throw obstacles iii tho
way Of ono whom They regard rs q common cao.
my and dangerous rival.
, 1873-12-30

Women Will after tho lat Of January, bA
eligible TO any ollco OF control Or mauagoluoul
unlor the School laws OF PaunsylyauiA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29

IN JUSTICES CoURr-HiS honor Judge
Witherell WIS yesteriay briefly engaged
IN the case of the People of the State of
Nevals Us. B-nj min Gee. B.njimin
WIS charged with the mis,iem-anos of
IN ass, lit an \ bttt-ry on one Ephri-
ham Davis. This important case WAS
coniinu-1 until ID o'cl ,ck this day. said
continuance b-in. granted upon the
showing being ml1- tn It the witnesses for
the defense We're all too drunk to appear
md testify Patrick X lIloheI, ar
rested rs an obStrtper,us drank, at
t-mpted to take leg bail Of the court but
WAS prevented AMI got sent To Ill for
one day for contempt. II Is rather warm
weather for this sort of am lSement
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29

U. S. MINT. --Twenty-n Thousand,
three hundred and forty-eiaht ounces Of
gold and silver (one-thirl gold), equal
to one ton of precious metals, We're re-
ceived yesterday b. the Superintendent
of the Carson Mint: 2,6i5 ounces oi
which were sent III from Benton and
Monitor, Cailf Jrni.!, FOR colnaae; the
balance, 26, 7o3 ounces, was sent from
Crown Poiut mill, on the Carson river,
to the Mint for melting and assaying.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29

Mr.. J. NJ. BELLRUDE. one of our old
timers. ilow Under Sheriff of White Pine
county. called upon us Yesterday. H .
came in with Billiards. and other pris IL
ers. We were very glad to See him once
more as VT always are to see the Pic
neers who date buck to the young times
when some of US began to vote and talk
politics.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29

Ma. C. C. PowN1NG Editor of the Ne
vad, State JouIa1l was in town yester-
LAY, and he kindly conveyed to us an
invitation from Mr. Pierce. the present
proprietor of Steamboat Springs to par
take of the hospitality of that suburb of
H .des NJ my thanks for the invitation
and its delivery.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29
REMOVED TO THEArER BLocK.-R. Fir

REMOVED TO THEArER BLocK.-R. Fred
Brooks noted store for imported segars,
tobacco. books. stationery. musical ms
truments, cheap jewelry, toys. ETC.. re-
moved to Theater Block. next door to
Mat Rinckell's butcher shop. Carson
City. Agency for all the California
papers, Gold Hill Ne.os, Pictorials and
Magazines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29
D.ED.

In Carson City. July -. 1873. Maggie l..
d,ught of JaIues and Katie Liud, aged IL
months and a days.
The fnner Il Will take place at o'clock to-day
from the house of the p IrentS on Telegraph be-
low Plaza street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29

THAMES for brace of complimentary
tickets to the L ,dies Party tonight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29
Mr.. LYMAN, Warden of the Prison

r.. HTAAN, w I
says that he is already cramped for room
all the cells being filled. There are
50 prisoners there, and the prospects are
that the number will be- hundred or
more inside OF year. There is nothing
for him to do bat to build more cells.
Hyman is not made Of the stuff which
hesit.tes or despairs in view Of new aud
unexpected diff ;ulties; SO he will solve
the problem, We may be sure of that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29

FIRE ALARM.--Tha slipping of the
set-screw which held up the comb ned
fountain. supply pipe and lighting APP
ptratns of s ,m Wi ,ht's student lamp
ret the bells ag"ins last evening ahoai
8 "'clo: *. al ut .nt. ont for the q lt,:a
attention of hystanders. have CAUSED
some serious mischief. The screw ator--
said giving way, of coufse the said COM
bination came down by the run, the oil
stopped over and ran down. all lighted.
npOn the bureau aud on the carpet-d
floor beneath. All concerned were more
scared than hurt: and beyond some
ecorching to the bureau. an ugly hole i'll
the carpet and the pretty tffectual ruina-
ton of the lamp there Was no damage
done.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29
BORN.

In Carson City. July IS. 1873, to the wife of
.. p. Willis, a son.