Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-21

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! believes the war will soon re cou-
/ cInied on that Island. owing To the
( dernoraiize,i Stale Of the finances.
I The people Of the uited States have
contributed largely toward the sup
porT Of spanish rule, and in this way
/ American sugar dealers in New
/ York and Philadelphia have al
{ vauced large sums 10 sugar planters
{ with lien on their slaves a. secu-
/ ri-v. and are therefore zeal slave
T holders. hence they are doing their
utmost tn crush ont tie Cuban re-
+ f,lL.ilu. the success Of which Iu-ures
emancipation.
$. Louis. July zOth.-Twen;y
members # the Quaker Commits
sion. who have been examining the
conduct Of their Indian agent, J. D.
/ Miles. arrived yesterday. They say
about leo to $50 ArapahOes and
F Cheyenues are the only Indians on
{ the war-path in the Southwest now.
/ They ara ehiehy Young men, who
had been stung to seek redress for
wrongs done them by white buffalo
hunters and whisky sellers. The
I latter have entered their territory.
and after getting them drunk, have
stolen their valu8bIes and escaped.
Santana and Big Tree are reported
as keeping their promises in good
faith.
Chicago. July 2oth.-A Washing
ton correspondent saws that Cab
Z met meeting Of extraordinary i'm
/ pOrtance will BE- held on Tuesday.
I The subjects discussed VIII be the
Indian war. the Russian Mission
and the complications OF the Score
tary Of the Treasury and General
spinner.
The Washington National NOnu-
meut Society are moving. and pro-
pose to raise half a million OF DOL
lars to complete the work az the
earliest possible date.
. London. July 2Oth. - Marshall
/ Jewell. American Minister TO y.
( Petersburg, has left there on his re-
turn TO the United States To- assume
the duties Of Postmaster General.
He will sail from Liverpool August
Isl.
Winnemucca, New. jay GOTH
/ Dr.. Steele was called to attend a
I German named Hernbury, who was
taken Ill last night, aud administer
7 ed 50 large a dose OF laudanum that
{ the man became unconscious and
died today. The verdict Of the jury
at the inquest vas that deceased died
( from an overdose Of laHdanurn. adj
minlstered by DIR. Steele. Steele
was said TO be drunk at the time.
and a warrant j. out for his arrest.
/ New York, July 20.-Governor
Dix declines TO confirm the action OF
Mayor Hayemeyer in removing the
I Commissioners OF ArmOries, giving
as reason that removal should only
occur IN case of grave oHenses.
San Francisco, July 2Oth.-The
name of the man drowned in Lake
Pilarcitas was II. q. Horner, Score
tary Of the Commercial Life IuSur-
ance Company. The funeral will
take place to-day.
0. 4. Hickok, the well-knowu
driver, has married Miss Mary T.
Ellis, of this city.
James Thrift, the elderly gentle
man against whom Miss Frazier OBJ
tanned Judgment for breach Of prom
ise Of sl2, 600, has taken bride Is
years of age at Watsonville.
The pavilion for the Mechanics
institute Fair is rapidly approaching
completion, and MIL b finished in
proper time.
The dense fog on the hay last
night made navigation extremely
dangerous.
Portland, July % The steamer
California arrived from Sitka last
evening. She brought eighty miners
from Fort WTangel, and two hun
dred more are expected there daily
on their way home. They bring
discoUraging news. Men are going
about in large bands seeking work,
and not one in ten are successful.
The rush has been too great Tor the
small number OF paying claims dis
covered.
The crusaders have at last quit
visiting saloons.
Chicago Ealy Is.-Szshsn Isascsor was 81
-vs-e-I vaS-er,iav IN ehrr-se II --irg the
bJLldlHg wailA ars5Eafei the ire Ga Tzesgisy
night, His examination to-day elleite1 that
be had offered one Wilson sIDl u burn the
building, then attempted n hIS-rii s.sd 1z2l-
b had bosstsd thst b wgEid have better sue
cess next time Hls czse was postponed till
"Wednesday next.
Detryit. July l3--A serious accident occur-
red ae<r I1nfa on the Detr 1T and Efichiaan
Railroad to-day. A l1aaei gravel train was
backing mp EAen burning tree fesI ncul-s
the end Of IA; ar. throwing aezriy the whole
train frola the track six r@-soEs were killed
outrtEht and one has died III mi urles received.
Fourteen " Efteen others were seriously In
jared,
Berlin. July l8.-The FFGest Hauthzler. who
was arrested az scAHelnfnEf sn suspicion Of
being implicated with Eullmsn in his attempt
70 sssssstnate Bismsruk, hiss been discharged
from eostody he having IlrJge1 lis f,la0cenc &c
Of suy eonneetiOn with the affair.
Grass Valley. July ls-The dwel.sng-house
formerly owned and occupied by j. T. Mar
shah on Winchester Hill, was totally destroyed
by fire this nnrning. shout 10 o'clock fae
the same property was bnrped on Tuesi~y
Il0rIing and bath frs were undoubtedly in
eeIidiary The dwelling was insured for 81 ON.
Vallejo, July Is.--A lew .ainutes before Il
O'Clock to-day Patrick Riley. while wsrkias
il the dry deck pat 81 . an Island. was kiitei
R'y = hslik esvlns n AiUI--lt taking Iitesn
minutes 70 free him t-1Ea2 the dirt that lad
buried him during which time he cied.