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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

SOLDIERS HOME FUND.-Col. L. G.. Pitcher
United States army; j. NJ. Tebbetts and James
Taylor, the board appointed to appraise the
property belonging TO the Soldiers Home at
H8rrodsburg, KY, known as the HarrOdsburg
Springs, have made such appraisement, and
value the property at 1898 per acre. There
are 2O3 acres in the tract, making the cost about
S12,S5 The Secretary of War has approved
the action OF the board, and the property will
low be sold to the board of trustees of the Wild
ows Home and Orphans University of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, as authorized
by the act OF Congress of June Is, 1874. The
money received from the sale will be paid to the
board OF commissioners OF soldiers homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

PERsorAL.-Col. and Mrs. ID. q. Cox left TO
Ohio yesterday for a two weeks visit. 49,.
G. W. Jewell, U. S. consul at Canton, China
has arrived in this city, and is stopping at tn
"west end" .''' Ex-M Mayor James &. Berre
is at the u. s. Hotel Saratoga,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

MIR. w. l.. HUNT, assistant superintendent
OF the railway mail service, returned TO this
city yesterday morning from Saratoga springs,
bringing with him letters signed by the Pres
ident authorizing the appointme Mt of Mr.. Jas.
III. Mari as First Assistant Postmaster General;
also,authoIity for Col John l.. ROutt, Second
Assistant Postmaster General, to act as Post
master General during any temporary absence
OF Postmaster General Marshall. Mr. II. was
dispatched with copy OF the French postal
treaty for the signature of the President, which
was obtained Immediately upon the return OF
the President from the camp meeting at Round
Lake, near Saratoga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

NOMINATED FOR DELICATE TO CONGRESS
AT the republican territorial convention OF Da
kots, yesterday, Hon. Jefferson P. Kidder, Of
Vermillion, was nominated for Delegate to Con
gress. He hes served over nine years as asso
ciate justice of the Supreme Court of Dakots
territory, and was at one time Lieute nant Gov
ernor OF Vermont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

NAVAL ORDBRs.-Lieut. Thomas Perry ss
reported his return home, having been detached
from the Manhattan on the Sth Instant, and ha.
been placed on waiting orders. Passed Assistant
Engineer Hiram Parker has reported his return
home, having been detached from the Saugus
on the 10th instant, and has been placed on
waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

SENATOR GORDON, of Ca, denies that ht
ever claimed any intimacy with PresidentGrsnt
or to know anything of his political views OF
purposes from any conversation with him; and
states that he has never had any cOmmunica
ton with Gen. Grant as to party organizat alton,
or the programme OF the past, present or fu.
tura.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

LEAVES OF ABSENCE have been granted the
following named officers Capt. Henry A. Du-
pont, 9Th artillery, for one year, with permits
sion to go beyond the sea; First Lieut.. f. Van
A. Andruss, list artillery, for six months, 10
take effect when his services can be spared by
his post commander; First Lieut. Geo. W. Steele,
l4th infantry, for six months; First Lieut.. L. ID.
Stevenson, Sth cavalry, for two months on sur
geon's certificate of disability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

A CIRCULAR has been issued by the Treasury
department to the effect that the act of Con-
gress of December 81, 1892, requiring the name
Of every vessel to be painted upon the stern on
black ground, in white letters, has been so
amended as to allow the name to be painted on
the stern in yellow or gilt letters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18
The Safe Burglary Investigation.


sECRET SERVICE.
Buford Wilson, the new Solicitor of the
Treasury, left Washington last night in con-
nection with the investigation of the safe bufg-
larry In this city, upon additional information
received by him. With reference to the inves-
tgation into the subject had previously by him
he has prepared most of his report. As to the
results OF his recent labors In New York he re-
commends that the whole secret service division
be abolished, and the office in New York closed;
that the whole present force employed in the
secret service division be discharged, and all
records Of the office be brought TO the Treasury
for q full examination. He has not found auy
evidence duplicating Colonel Whitly or his force
IN the safe burglary, but, as above stated, he
him to return at once to New York and continue
this branch Of the inquiry. The report deals
with the general character and condition of the
secret service force, and concludes that ii is not
properly executing its mission, and that the
government Is not receiving an adeq uate return
for the large sums 1t expends upon this force.
The duties heretofore devolying upon the force
he recommends be entrusted to United States
marshals and attorneys In the several Districts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

SEQUEL TO THE CHERRY.SrREEr TRAe.
RDY.-Mortimer Moynahan, who, as the readers
OF the Times viii remember, was found in
PROSTATE condition on Saturday last, in Cherry
street, where his wife lay dead In the next room,
Is still at Bellevue Hospital. He il now nm,
doubtedly insane, and 1t Is thought he will have
to be sent to the asylum. Yesterday and the
day before he was very violent, and the physi-
clans were compelled to have him subjected to
the restraint Of the straight jacket. Last night
be was much .quieter, and ate with apparent
relish.-N. \, Times, 17dt eRSt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18
NOTICE! NOTICEA NOTICEm

DRY GOODS are SIN selling q. ,ox r,,e. 9,
BAATER's, 1870 Pennsyl vanis avenIo Noa.irs
soq hea per than ever. Dress Goods, Piques
Gsiteoes cheap. Bed spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Table Linen st bargains. Hosiery, Latiea, and
Gents Hsndkerchiefs, and 0 general as.ortment Of
Notions % low figures. aJS4-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

INDIAN AGENT MILES, agent Of the Chey-
ennes and Arrapahoes, Indian territory, re-
ports to the Commissioner OF Indian affairs, I'M
der date OF the 10th inst, that in his opinion
had he been furnished with q detachment OF
troops sufficient to protect the reservation from
buffalo hunters and the continuous incurs;on.
from horse thieves, the present troubles in the
territory would have been avoided. He saws
that Stone Calf, White Horse, Pawnee, and
White Shield have been out in the hostile camps
talking for peace; they have made several at
tenpts to get away and return to the agency,
but have been prevented by the Cheyennes,
who have shot down their horses and cut M
their lodges. Whirlwind and his band are at
the agency, the firm friends of the whites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-18

B.-Our Sore, which IN every particular 4
hrst-eless and wel-estshlished, doing large cast
IVlI %
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
sEfgslicAs STATE CENTRAL cSaMl!Ts5.

SER e County. l. EcIua. & \. King, L.
e. MAYNARD. = =. Davis.
O-,l.-iv t..r,a:v-F. staItmuIItr. :. = Swift
Lancer C1,suty--A. f shannon
IxOu Cdr =. Il. ZEorI-AI.. b. W EI5s, H.
NJ. ,utsrs-r--T- NaTbITta
WashJ.. County. II. hilhsa,l. {. c. T1wn.Ty
white Pee Craniy--A. - Cleveland.
CHl-rSisl C,laty--TEali1-c cool Il.
huugIHS ;'puuiv-I1a-cs ". Hahn,
F.ILo CurI,.:v-F. Il Smith. J =. Iavir-E.
El.--h. CCa,-l5y--t. Z. PAWS. 4 Ii 1uru--.
E>.-i-r;.llI County. u NcC.injon-
Huu.heIt t. C,unty--G. = Thompson
Ilu--Ir CJuaty-D- NJ Tyr-sll. u. Crit;s1den
T,rI-i-c OF the second Il-i.ei=l Dis5rIrt:
II WRIGHT OF O-r.S;,v County.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
OrnsaI County Republican Ticket.

Fer s.ats ut.or.--..-.-........T. u Edwards
g." h.ynis'
Fo- Assembly. Observation-Disclosures. Alfred he Ia
{ :. E Jones
F,r Dl,tr.y: Attorney Imam Patterson
For sheriff = l. swift
For ,',;.Ety ,.-rk- II J. EdWErt>
ser County Treasurer. ID :. P-t,rs
For Cui.nry Recorder + u Turner
Fo- County As-.>sor- Z. Winnie
For County ~ rVSyUr- {. L Andersen
Fog County Superintendent = .s-s.,r,,-
IL pIblIc Instruction, !
For PutiiS ADMINS tra-sr-. l. NtLisr
Fer fast .gE :ae Peace Of! =, , ,,-5.t-1
Carson township.
Eur Justice e tn Peace of 1r,,-
Empire Township.
Fer county Commissioner. Carson -GCr- ellison
FJr1'1Inty Cut1uIiS~IGrs- Eni.slTr. -JIs- Morris
Fer Constable, Carson Tusiil-l L STEM
For constable, Empire Township C.. ayiryt
FoE :, hooi TrJ,-te.. Carson Up hub " Parker
E-1r : hrgl Tr,r-.ee, Carson Up - !. Linz,
EIr -,E"Fl rri-tss. Carson - ". Il. FErrI-
For School Trustee. E:uFIr,. Tp----@oEn SJgvsrs
Tor SrEosi Trustee, Er.gi-y Tl---5osi. iiai.-s =
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

TnE LIQUuE DEALERS of New York are
bedding Il formidable convention il AL
bany. They represent much wealth,
and are organizing with view TO con-
cert Of action.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
THE CAMPAIGN.

canvas, will have arrived Wh;-, : t.
le ! ,s:e mast he done. ia that ~E"r; space
Of iiulc. L. i.puInee> g: !Ae i.r!.Ht,-
ilt,n patty have no moments - lose.
There Is time enough II Il Is Improved.
\ sLolr. sharn vigorous c,myN!-N :
more effective than - prolonged IL Z
.zi'v coI,i;:ct-.: canvass Tn enemy
fox tLrre i ;,.t clt" in reality. disguise
himself H. he MAYS wary. Industrious
AID more firmly u,4ited and under better
discipline than many of cur friends give
him credit for. The Copp-rheatIs who
were in the Independent Convention
Were there in obedience to the dictates
of that irrefraSibie free masonry which
exists among the Southern secessIonists.
The ulcss obtuse observer cannot fail to
perceive thas the Independents endorsed
all the important political can iiJlt.s on
the Democratic ticket; As mach Of
Bradley slate as could be prescribed to
that holy o: Impllcsbles vas ladlei ont
10 them.
Mo-" what are the duties devoivinc OF
the Republican party: What IS the
character OF work reedtul 10 De done to
put the party on a WAY footing and en-
able ii TO face tie enemy with an assur-
auce of victory? WORK, That little
wortl includes ali that one need TO say.
>peech-makins is all very well: news
paper talk is OF good service as far as il
goes; bit ,rori- is the game which viii
bring success; and nothing short OF work
all fetch il. In the first place every
candidate should star. into this canvass
determined to make a fight for the whole
ticket and nothing but the ticket. Hav-
ing taken this resolve, his duty is clear
He should constitute himself 4 commit
tee of one to talk with each one of lis
acquaintauces and keep notes CT ill he
learns. There is nothing like faithful
bookkeeping in politics. Then every
candidate should appoint slb-commit-
tee 4 has fTienist to canvass t.t,' N. mis-:
and tLese subcommittee should make
, frequent reports 10 their friend, the car
dij.t,., and he. i'll turn, should Iepor;
daily 10 Tie Central Committee Of his
I ca,:aty. Til. ! bE mess. In ether
WIS. ever. man interested; il vj,,.;,..
This fcnr shc,,Il make il his i.,,,.,..--, 70
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

4 PRIZE FIGHT fought al Sheepshead
t;ay, l.. l. between Jack Costello and
Dan Gallagher, ca Wednesday. was de-
clared draw after the 9TH round! Both
Men Were terribly punished Now for
sou.s windy moral essays.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

WAGNER, the Isles Of Shoals murderer,
has been sentenced 70 be hanged on the
last Friday in January.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

PARsoS ERowNLow will run for Con
Cress IN the Attn Tennessee District.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
yHE FL EI.I'AN LEGISLATIVE
3itf.,cT.

The material i>.s:.r il this county out
>:lt .: l..stIoI.,.i politics i tie Issue he-
tween Huclc,il.e and Carson and Empire
cities Til,; j. iAe question. Sutro
;rrcve,; tie .a,. !: for lis ovn cn>e-if
'he propi, Of this comfy viii lie true to
i:..-.l~. ~, II" proved tina; the com-
p,s;.sL 4 Is ,caue, would dispense
with all lie Loi-t.:. "p?aratus along tie
l..se Of IL Cun,t"ck ie.3ee. A.-o, lie
demonstrated ,lat the mills ",oH, TIE
Carson wnald IL. usel,s, ;;G tue raj
FoaG al accun.Uiatio' merely, OF cd IRON
AID decayed ties. And. really. II his
theory j. al admissible one. he IS right.
IL short Nj Sutro j. fighting The best
interests If Western Nevada and West
erl4 Nevadas best friend. Sharon has
been the moving spirit of positive, te-
nacious action IL belai! OF the CuEstoch
Ledge AMI its development. Even row
there IS Development along the line of
that lode ot ia. greater importance than
ever was known before. For how much
q these h=Meliclslt movements out q
which Nc arc Al. .enpiug tue bent ti;s
directly O. Indirectly, ale We under obi
cations to Adoiph Sutro or Thomas II.
Williams:
l., rs stand by the bridge which has
carried Us safely over the slough OF dull
times and depression in business. We
can do this by eivinga triumphant cleo
ton to Edwards, Helm, Hayn!e and
Jones.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

THE 1EREccNCILABLIs rerretra:od one
really good resolution. 1t reads as fol-
lows
6. That we denouucc IS infamous TIE
present ~ steInatIZed bribery, iItIuitia-
tiru and colonization carried ca ~ can
diiates ia furtherancc of their a-lIla-
lions for honorable puai;I"1l~ ann! we
holt i: 10 he the first d":y of every
Anrt ricau citizen to Place Il stigma upon
such conduct by refusing t" vote Tor any
can iIc!atc who practices -1c'i lnfau:les.
Ii is said that Tom Williams pal!id
fac was actually sEtused with a guilty
blush when he rend that POINTED /, solu
ton. Well he might, the blazsn coz
.nlttioiist that he is
Iarttold. Conn. September 30
Sharns Rifle Company ANNOUNCE, II
victorious, the American Rifle Team
eauIot ste their way clenr to accepting
the challenge OF the Iti>u Team to
shoot. june next. IL Ireland, that Com
paEr vii. and the required hU-nber OF
mnrA>men aid the sintwa Of war also i
necessary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

LSl is SIdIii ~ t--S t4-I-t "i4iN-i H''7
carried Us safely over the slough OF dull
times and depression in business. We
can do this by giving triumphant cleo
ton to Edwards, Helm, HAyn!e and
Jones
As III: EEBELs Were won't TO see III
each Succeeding defeat Of their arms
"a blessing in disguise" SO does sGtro's
Virginia organ maintain an appearance
Of cheerfulness even under the most for
lorn and discouraging circumstances.
In the Iadepen7erf of Yesterday We find
the proxyllte convention of Wednesday
alluded to as . Tie Carson Rally" and
under ana in elaboration Of that high
sounding allusion we find an apparently
hearty endorsement OF the resolutions
adopted a; that slim aud lusubrious
gath mig The measure q. the sincerity
OF this cuiorserIent is to ~ jniG,d Of,
after reading the l!1-t il the list II that
STING 81 .t>olutluLs. Here 1t i. - f,l-
lows:
l. ". Ec.i thu vl.eu co-prrat,an
81 eth s-.,..t.un ct cHTlgal alt. iiI!ts
T. step ",.t b; t..t sititle 81 t1e !, -itI-
!.4Itc bsI>irr,- ~ wl.cAir WIS originated:
and il.:, e, rc IL. IT, politics u ii, ce'n-
t,v. that non,rt 1t iecrm.s the most
danger, element Ai.,":i IN modern
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02
2sefisiofer 2lmterri&t sesem Stats.
nmterriGt.

Sn %unisrer lebten Nummer tbeilten uir
Die Griolee nit, ipel6e Die S6ulbriioer
nit ibren Gleuen in ben Oifentli9en Gon'
curien BON Yaris er5ielten. Sasielbe &e-
iultat Seist li9, wie Die Union meloet in
Den Separtementen.
Sei ben 8eneral Goncurie Der Yrimdr-
(Staats) unb Der freien Yriuat=)i6ulen
iperben jdbrli6 in Separtemente 2orient G
Yreiie uno 3 Gbrermeloungen ertbeilt.
gidmlid 3 Separtsmsntsprsiis, 2 ar-
ronbiIementspreile, uno 2 Gantoralpreiie
nebit Gbrenmclounsen. 9srsunsenes Subr
trusen Bel Der Yrifuns Die Glepen Der S9u-
len Der DIR. Sriioer ollie 6 Yreiie II. Die
beiosn Gbrenmelounsen oaUOn uno ipdren
nod anoere 9lus,ei6nunSen bort s~stpeien,
lie bdtten bieielben aud nod tpsssetra9en.
Sn Dem oiesjabri9en Goncurie tru9en Die
yS%9noranten", iuie Die S6Iler Der Sdu=
len Der DIR. Sriioer ipOttweiie senannt wcrs
ben, nudmal Den Sies oauon. Gs felen
ibren S6llern, Den nSsnoranten pieOer
ale 6 Yreile uno Die beioen Gbrenmeloun.
gen 5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02
Die Traaenoroen.
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meinlhait tte Sbwefrrn res 9L. Sclepb
ater i'm Sabre 1910 mures teI6lp0sn,
cieielben nit Gem tarmbsrsisen S6wss
fern in europa ~ eilimiliren. au6
beste man bic Scfnuns, raB tur@ ben
@influb res Sc6m. s. 6lasct einise
Sdweitern tepcSen psreen fShrten, aus
0ranfrei1 beriterSufpmmen UNI cte Nufs
ild. iber tiele feline 0cmeinl6aft III
tbensbmen. @esm Ger eamalisen UNI
ruhisen Belt jseod fonnte Der 0pdw.
SlaSet bic Seriinl@te untertiyuns nidt
rrbalten. Gr trabte rie 3easl rer
Stwsiten nit iid. eie nadrsm fe BON
Der 9smeinl6aft onssncmmen pprcsn,
ron rem GrSbiidof Neal am Z. Sanuar
1912 apprptirt wurre.
Oa5 Wabstbum Der nelicn Gpnares
cation ma Iansiam, ca yiele unYorbsrs
aeicbcne S6pier,ateiten iterwunpen wers
rem muBrn. Ia le absr tief in rem
ypren aepfanst mar, 70 wu6s le mad
unr na6 sur pollen Stdrfe ; une als
lIe elnmal teAonnen bate, ibre SprSeJ
linae nab irrer &id tunS ~ Yerbrsitsr,
tafIsn tle!cltsn WurSel unp bldbtsn nit
mnnrerbarsr %0ebcnsfraft. SIN Sabre
1914 wulrsn einise Sdwetern mad
philadelphia 9eianrl, am rsm roriissn
nruen Waiienbauis Yorsuitsben /; une TIM
Sabre 1917 fam Muiter Srtpn nit ben
<tmriirrn Cecilia S'Gpnway unp Be-
licls Srarp mad Nrw ycrt UNI cine dbns
li6e anltalt. RE ppn Dem New yortsr
falbOIn6sn llntrrfiBunss @sveine ct
rldtst purpe, Su ibsrnsbmen. Sis pabls