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He said he was happy, when the banks
were all breaking, to find after search that
he had no money; but could he express his
felicity, now that the kidnappers were abroad
to discover that he had no babies.
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ion PRIN, Ne.-Every description Of job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, l09
Exchange St WM' M'SAhAsf
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The horse Kitty Watson has been sold by
her owners for $4,000. "She had easily"
says the Watertown Times, "made mile
in two minutes and twenty-four and half
seconds. We suppose her purchaser, a gen.
tleman from Haverstraw, N. Y, hopes, by
training, to do.two or three minutes better
STILL" Evidently this is the coming animal ;
for her owner expects her to make mile in
considerably less than no time at all.
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Gossip and Gleanings.

The man who named Mauch Chunk, Pa,
has just died, and it's our private opinion
that he ought to have done so couple OF
years before he was born.
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TOILET.


"A L MORRILL'S CORNER, DEERING. First
"a Class Dwelling house, nine rooms. with all
modern improvements, garden and stable. Handy
to horse and steam cars. Inquire of G. r. NOR
kILL, near premises, or W. H. JERRIS, Portland.
au11 : DIFF
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PROPOSALS.
Maine Central Railroad Company

PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE HARBOR
Il OF SALEM, MASS.
Proposals will be received at this office until 10 A.
NJ, MONDAY, August "a, 1874, for DREDGING IT,
900 CUBIC YARDS, more less, in the Harbor at
Salem, Mass.
Persons desiring to make proposals for the above
work are requested to apply to the undersigned at
his office in No 26 PembertOn square, Boston, Mass,
for specifications and further information concerning
the same.
Proposals must be made in duplicate, on printed
forms, which will be fu rnished application at this
office. and to be accompanied by the requisite guar
ranty.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids which, in his opinion, not reasonable; also
the bid of any person who in his belief, will not
faithfully, and promptly perform the contract.
j. G. FOSTER, Lieut.. Col. of Engineers,
and Bvt. Maj. Gen. U. S. A
U. S. Engineer Office, Boston, July 80, 1874.
auSd6t
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There is child in Tennessee which was
born with full set OF teeth, and it is said to
have predicted the flood in Pittsburg and
elsewhere; though, for some odd reason, the
prediction was not made public until it had
been fulfilled. The Spiritualsts can make
nothing of it, and the neishborhood near
Johnsonville is said to be intensely excited.
We welcome this precocious being. In view
OF the present excitement, on another matter
remotely alluded to by our exchanges, it will
be what Ar.emus Ward was wont to call a
sweet boon.
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GORHAM SEMINARY.

St. Augustine's School for Boys,
Removed TO Frankfia Family school,
TOpsham, Me,
Rt. Rev. IT. A. Neey, d. D., Visitor. Oscar L
Billings, B. A., Rector. Send for circular. Oc10tf
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The editor of the Schenectady Star has
been shown slip of paper, in the form of
receipt, yellow with age. and dated in Albany
in the year 171S. 1t belongs to Professor
Pearson-is signed by Ephraim Wendell,
and was drawn in favor of the widow of
Reyer Schermerhorn, deceased, for one and
a half ounces of the elixir of paracelsus,
reported discovery that, it was claimed would
prolong human life for two hundred years! !!
The dscoverer died at the age of fifty years.
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10 Let.
To Let.

FEtWO pleasant and convenient tenements upper
Il and lower, to small quiet families. Seven rooms
each, with Sebago good neighborhood Address or
call at No. IA Portland street. au1IdIws
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST IA, 1874.
Cumberland County Republican
Convention.

The Republicans of Cumberland County are re-
quested to send Delegates to meet in Convention in
Reception Room Of City Hall, Portland,
Thursday, August 2Oth, 1874, at 40
O'Clock A. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for 4
Senators, Sheriff, County Treasurer and County
Commissioner to be supported at the State election
In September.
Also to choose County Committee, and to act
before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows
city and town will be entitled to one Delegate and
one additional Delegate for every go votes cast for
Sidney Perham for Governor in 1872. A fraction Of
35 votes additional to the full number will enttle the
city or town to additional Delegate. This basis
il give the following deegati0p and appor iQnment
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HOTELS.
BAY VIEW HOTJSE.

A This finely located House, situated al
A Ferry Beach, Saco, Maine, adjoining Old
EHf Orchard Beach, and near the New Camp
f,E|aA,E Meeting Ground, will ocen June 1, 1874
EE1aN The house is situated near the water, fine
grove, rooms large and airy, en- suite and
single. and all command view of the ocean, fine
fishing, boating, bathing. riding pine grove. The
house is frst-class throughout. Coaches always il
attendance at the depot In Saco to take passenger
to the house. Terms moderate.
jy15d1m* j. H. MOULTON, Manager.
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HOUSE AND LAND
FOR SALE.

NyHE desirable House and splendid garden lot, No.
Il 56 Park street, the residence OF the late George
S. Barstow, is for sale, and presents chance to
secure fine house and beautiful grounds on reason
able terms. The lot is 90x215 and contains about
10000 feet OF land. The buildings are in thorough
repair with gas Sebago water, bath room, &C., per-
ect drainage and cemented cellar and is unsurpass-
and can be examined any day application to either
of the subscribers who authorized to name price
and liberal terms. GEORGE S. HUNT, Admir-.
.UPHAM g. GARDINER,
Real Estate Agents, No. 7 Exchange Street.
jy22 dim
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Boarding House for Rent.

HOUSE No. 5S Federal street containing II rooms.
Il l. convenient for two small families good neigh
pornood Enquire on the premises. au11-1w
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Booksellers and StatiOners.
KEOYT, & FOGG ,No.91 Middle Street.
TIP. MCGOWAN, 254 Congress st.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-04-09
I5arrisburs, Na., Gonatritas. stpril o. 1874.
gln anire 2eier,

QSie biSbcr, tpffen mir aud
rielc6 Sahr lpicberum SelnhS:
reilen Sll MAIDEN, nm unlre ans.
ifeben6e 9elber einsufaIlIren
Sa mIre 3eit abcr lebr be,
ibrlnft if, mo mir 9elbdften.
balber bD6itenS 3 kiS 4 Ga9eu
jeSe 9Sc6e pon SoauIe abmeIent
Iein fpnnen, 70 mp6ten mir llnl:
re Treunbe lnb 9Dnner bitten,
lire 0tllfitinbe 3lpilhen ieet unr
bcr 3eit no mir ppripre6en, al
Hie relpcftipcn 9l9enten at;ube.
;ableu. lhlb % lInS lebr S}iele
fir mcbrere cSahr9ingc ibul.
Gig iInb, 10 hoTen mir, roB biele
bic klmmtliCbc S6nIb attra9cn.
Gincm Wiomn Slpci mlb ncd,
mebr Sahrcn Su bergen, ilt 81
lan9e, mo t9occt lllebr ais es
nliet. QSir haben Hlbnr6 idpn
SaultnbeSpllar6 pcrlorcn, mas
III 3ufunft permicben lperbcll
mu6, ipenl mir ni6t 81 @runbe
9ebcn iollen.
Siclc6 beSicbt iIh bur61u6
ni6t auf lpl6c unfrcr 9lbpmtcnz
fell, lpcl6e ibrcn Sertinbli6feiz
tell bi6bcr 70 trcult6 ila6famcn;
ihnen ilnb irlr ;llnl irlrmften
S1nfc perbunocn.
G6 ipirc un5 Utcl ltctCr, lpen1
mir biele Jieiien niht jcbe6 Sabr
SIT MADDEN hittcn, ~ fie ni6t
olleiu nit piclcn Soften, tclpne
ccrS JEST rpp Ga6 S1bren nit
SrctpGflen allf ben Gilens
babncn ab9el6atft it, ipnrern
allO NIT olclem S1cttoerlltif yer
fniipfr fnb. 81 bieS nllil aber
einmal ni6t onSerS lcin tann,
10 lVlre c5 iehr 81 mini l6cn,
melli man NIT Den yWtructen"
niht SD9ern, lonEern rtc mnntes
ren DVdpplen" bis 81 rmiernl
Sclu6 bercit baIten lulir9c, bas
mir mir lln9ebinrcrt lno nit
frcbcm SerScn iricber pCn rane
nel Stehen tDrlcn.
9Sir tc1tli6ti9cL I'M gaufr
oiele6 pber 9lnfan9S beS uGditen
MionatS lnire 9tciien 1uSutres
ten uno Slp1r 3uerlt n06 0cb0.
noL GcarinA Sama1ua unr
Dhpnirpille. 9ic iIbri9cn Srts
l6aften lpcrpen mir ipiter nam.
haft MAIDEN. - SSeEt nur. oil
Wioncten tereit 9ch1lten Ger
Sruttcr fommt
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,fGuii(GtO II.
Ser 0OlSfOffcr.
Cine 9t DUelle
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(GcriltBuug.)

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Dsr 3ua mubts ut6i alju 1alt BE-
lsbt f,in, ttnn man fGnnts obHs Mibs
gum 8iftt a,lauSsn. Naunsr trdns'
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Su nsbmsn; Der eanSpstrOifeI,r tlIsb
In lsIn,r unmIttsltarsn Mdb.. 70 of
Walnsr au& btib,ustts, Qllts bslcrgsn
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trOB f,intr GisttnSwdrbieftit elm bart.
nddi8sr Srpf ju lttn, Stnn ar blisb ne.
fen 0allnsr Frtfn, bio Ssr Safu aus
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mad benz Slide MID t,r 9antw.brOif.
eltr nlbt pcn UalnsrS Stitt. Saum
bate atr tlsi;r t,n Softs nitbsrss'
fsbt, als pir ians,rt etuts, h,m I'm.
f&stns na6 In tiwae trrtsttr Stimmune
In ben BartsIaal aiirmttn unb auI
Wallntr 3utiltsn.
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5aus! Du SIsr ?" rl,f tsr @r66,rt Der
tunstn Gsutt. nSrift a& famus
Sommt, mstn Sunst, lab uns elm @las
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itBt lstb ttins S&lnfmdbtn! Dalntr
tf bier, 0aqn.r, Don bsm Id @uH trn
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Gsusrwstn sItt Rrpft unb Wiutb W ftb'
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fsinsn @tfdbrtsn stpsnbst bluju.
Die s,ttaas 5lafds mar I'm Tu &C.
lssrt. Die tunSsn, hunttrn 2sutl
iiirstsn pitbsr tn's Grsit. Ttr Can't
retroifeitr lief ltiutn ttpas f6mtisla'
men MsFsn bel Artbur Surid, watrsnl
sr. ubns tab 20 wsIisr auff,I, ben jun
gen e,utsu iUIsts. au& DulIu,r blt,I
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5tafas ausfOfsn !" fasit ,r, ais ct al
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bic 8lafds ,pifGtn bic 9tine unU bolt
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(8jn emanuel 6Jribd.)
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Wit irrBistn Gsttbtsn,
limb nrtrt tr Gis urr Sbnrr umbtr,
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limb bransln N,bh up& ic eiht
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8iaf uur, ibr Siiirmr, bIaa nit Wa4t
Wir lOll parub uttt banssn!
auf Isiftn SctIsn iibrr Ra6i
StcmmI bod her etuI st9augtn.
Od ratt tic Gree HiinGub auf
WsIb nt6t ME ibr asibsbin,
llnO Ia6t In lOnnia'n Simmtl b'nnuf
limb mUSf Dor gdR snGsbtu.
Sis lli.tt iit tlubrnSr slraujr ms bdar
llns idmiidl 6& nit &Oitn unb arbrsn,
limo IGbt tis griiuIsin ritfsIn fiar,
IIS p1rtn IS 8rtuhsriGbrtn.
0'rum ilin linz wir rs frirIrn mag,
.. SsrI siS bid iufrisefn;
G5 u tin BrcBu WlISnthg
Der eaulsn gprlt bsltitbtn.
lluO psnn tir aud of banst unb 9raut
gIs fat bic SUa' nuf &rbtu.
Rdr unSrTJlst unb @O!t birlraut
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Sc muB bod TriibIiug turthrn !

SarristurG ga. Rdrj 30, 1911
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation Of the "PESNsYLvANI-
scHESrAATs-ZEITUNG" in Dauphin County
is larger than that Of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English As well as
German. IL Is therefore the best adveriis-
ing medium in this part Of the State.
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poclic.
(Sin5tIantD
0rpibmrt msihsm tbsuren Sreunbc,
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Sibi biz Rpft ilf tniblaiitri,
Or. her Siurm, bal lis stfnidt
3tlitrnN parO iit nU4 rsrsUtttrt
Dat 70 maT DIS pr, sni,idt;
oiat pIs ii aus ibr atpVlbsn5
9bie SeIifr aulItn bin.
VitbT 3rtunb, brt bitlrn @O,trn
9Cmmt mir tI,ras in BIN Siun
gnilif Du sirl Dsin Stri ptrbinen!
SGius dui has atrB'rr uidt
Tenn nitis mstr fanu Did psrbltnen,
aIs tin iSOnts AnSsil8t
Staus ni6t auf RtiB her 3asfns!
Denu tpis HClsu rtlfi iis bin,
gEibit Dir tia esp brr Iustnt;
llne Cen Slid pIrS epiJ blab'u.
gRIaa Eu glIdtt DID ptbiutrn,
gBabr Gin MGtbtn Cir nit @do;
eitbt rirb It banu itOr fl bu.
So ipTtbt Ia bic e,nis 0tli.
Do& Bat Mdu&sr lhOu smpfnnttn
Der an tttItn Spru$ seaIautt;
sitts bat liS ni&t ssfunbfn,
lluN tas Slid parb ibm Ssrau5t.
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SaTrisbuId, pl,, MGT, 30. ISL /
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Rfriusifathtn hpn
npopnp Rrppvp Roy 10

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 19,
HIa,ini itsfn Dsunsrf,s. uas irasl 50. 90
pr 9lbr. ;ihltar innutais tts 9lbTts. Hns
So. so nae 9tilu5 sts 3itrsanss.
Gin,t!at GItRfIaTsH, 5 Gents Ftr Siht
Seine 5asIuigiisHta Ss:ssH faT EtuissT
als lt5s sRsil.fH aastaemmtn; dHtt tam
Ritnians has Slai! abstftatH, siS aat 8nd'
ainht bs,abll iias.
tGr I'm tit asrtIs rise. 3dtaus u VT.
anSun, mug nan tit ditt is=sh ais AUD
eitutut aeifiIs miiitGilfE.
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Die araaie slerbreitnna.

E;s GiIrullticH sfr ,,ptHHisisanifS St
Staats. 3tituHs" In gaaPsiz eenHiy
II sEsstr ais eit irstae sirT aHstItn n paI-
TissaIl essradifE euiihfn oetI tasliittH 3tts
tuna. Sis sisift sftbale eis ssift WtlfstHhtii,
anltisfa in eitifn 5tfilt ets Staaiss tiuf
zsiit 8srtTfiinHs ~ piTfaaHtH.
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decided to deprive DR.. kenealy OF his
membership, and further to consider the
QUESTION of expelling him from the bar if
bis publications IN the Epgiisbmsh con-
tinue.
PARIs, Aug. 2.--1he police are again
searching the houses of prominent per-
sonages.
KIssEeN, Aug. 2.-Bismarck, whose
health has lately improved, Will leave
Kiss-gn in fortnight.
Adyices from Brussels report that the
Spanish delegates to the International
Congress have received instructions from
Madrid not TO participate In the delega'
ton, because the government has not yet
been recognized by the European powers
The Standard (semi-official) says that
the report that England, Germany and
Italy have agreed to watch the Spanish
coast is denied. Germany had not pro-
posed intervention to Austria, but the
latter was ready to join other powers IN
the acknowledgment of the Spanish Re.
public.
The New York Herald has a special
from Paris dated the LIST inst, which
says serious complications have arisen
between Germany and France concern
ing Spanish affairs, and diplomatic
rupture between the powers is threat.
ened.
LONDON, August Sat Manchester,
on Saturday, the Athletics beat the Rec
Stockings. The score WAS ID to II
The game lasted two hours. The CON
course of spectators was large and ap'
preciative. Before the game the players
explained the method of laying out the
ground, and gave exhibitions of throw
ing and catching the balls. The assem-
bage appeared to understand the game
and there was some betting on the re-
suit after the second innings.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The Assistant
Treasurer at New York will sell during
August $1,000, coo; $1,000, 600 each on
first and third Thursdays and u 81 ,UO0.-
600 each on the second and fourth
Thursdays of the month.
Major ". L. Merrill, of the corps OF
army engineers, has been assigned TO
duty as Lighthouse Engineer of the
Fourteenth District, with his headquar-
tiers at Cincinnati. Major Chas. X. SUIT
ter, Of the same corps, has been assigned
to the Fifteenth Lighthouse District.
with headquarters at st. Louis. These
officers are assigned under the act OF
Congress extending the jurisdiction of
the Light house Board over the Missis-
sippi, Missouri and Ohio rivers.
INV YORK, Aug. q The American
base ball clubs arrived in London yes
terday. They will take part in game
of cricket tomorrow against one of the
famous English clubs.
A Boston special says S. X. Elliott,
who, with Mr.. Vinson, has for some
weeks been living in cottage with two
married women at Oak Bluffs, was last
night called out by party of men and
forced into a wagon containing tar and
feathers. He drew a revolver and shot
dead Caleb Smith, brother of the two
women. The horses became frightened
by the shooting, ran away and threw out
the whole party. Elliott escaped, but
subsequently he surrendered to the au
thorities.
The New York Tribune says that Mrs.
Tilton, in her examination on Friday,
denied the charges against her in par
ticular, especially the alleged touching
OF her ankle by Beecher. About the bed
room scene, she said she only remem-
bered that she was sitting with her hus-
band and Mr.. Beecher one day in her
bedroom, which is connected by folding
doors with the common sitting-room, in
the house of Mr.. Tilton's. Tllton went
away a short time, and when he returned
he found Mrs. Tilton and Beecher in the
same place where he left them III the
bedroom.
New ORLEANS, August "A block of
small buildings in the vicinity of Spain
street was burned last night. Loss, 3d.
900; insurance, $4,000.
PITTsBuRG, August 2.-Another body
has been found among the ruins OF
Butchers Run to-day. 1t is that of q
child's and was found in the cellar of a
house where it had been washed by the
water.
New YORK, August Binder the
recommendation of the Board of Physl-
clans, Frank Walworth, the parriclde,
has been removed to the State asylum
for insane convlcts.
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the reservation, suddenly came upon q
band of Hualapai Indians, who made
hostile demonstrations, and compelled
the prospectors to return.
SALEM. Oregon, July 3O.-The safe Of
Wells, Fargo Il Co., in this city, was
opened last night and robbed Of every.
thing Of value it contained, amounting
TO about $1,000. The burglars entered
the building through the cellar door,
having broken into the agents house
and secured his pants containing the
safe keys, and as the combination WAS
not on an easy entrance was effected.
At daylight the policeman employed fol
the purpose went into the Office to turn
of the gas, which is left burning all
night, and at that time everything was
all right as usual. There is no clue to
the robbers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-04

VIM. H. DAY showed us fine speci-
men OF coal weighing about forty pounds
which was received from mine situated
in the Palmyra district, about four miles
north OF Dayton. The vein is about two
and half feet wide, at the present depth
OF 40 feet, but is widening perceptibly as
the shaft is sunk The coal closely re-
sembles coal found in Illinois, but is not
quite SO hard. MIR. Day has tried this
coal, using it for various purposes, and
the tests were satisfactory in the extreme.
-lG. H. News, 20.
ACCIDENT IN THE BELcHER.- Yesterday
cave occurred in one of the drifts OF
the Belchef mine, and Pat Hurley was
struck on the back by large rock and
an artery cut. James Shields received a
cut OF about two and half inches in the
back of the head from falling rock.
Another employe fell distance of 25
feet on Monday, and was considerably
bruised but no Zones broken.-(G. II.
News, 20.
We understand that an old and much
respected citizen of this town has dis
covered valuable placer diggings in the
49, WNbt vi tONu. LUG Niouu uuAot Inns
done some good in laying bare the treas
ures of the earth. If the newly discov-
cred mine is as good as our friend ex-
poets, he will be rich and the business
OF Carson increased.-[ Carson Tribune,
goth.
THIS morning Humphreys dam, the
largest of the dams belonging to twelve
mill N MI 1nnatal in Silver ifx-
and below it, broke and swept away the
smaller dams for the whole length of the
fiume. Humphreys has been rather un-
fortunate of late in this respect, as this
is the second break that has occurred
within few days.-[G. H. News, 80.
A CUTTING ARRAY occurred on North
Main atreet about II O'Clock last night
Archie Jarvis is the name of the man
who was stabbed and Glossy did the
cutting. A small pocket knife was the
weapon used. Quite severe wound
was inflicted in the left breast. 1t is be.
lieved that the injury will not amount to
very much.-[Eureka Sentinel, LIST.
As WAS stated in yesterdays Sentinel,
the Relief Committee solicit no more
contributions for the sufferers by the
late disaster. All who stood in need OF
assistance have been cared for, and fur.
ther aid, it is hoped, will not be neces
sary. The committee will shortly pub.
lish a statement showing the amount re-
ceived and how the money was disposed
OIL Eureka Sentinel, LIST.
RECENT developments show the new
chamber ballad tho Wynp at tho Ebar
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-04

TRIAL JURIEs are queer institutions.
At Reno four foot-pads attacked man
named Elliott, They were beaten off,
wounded, and afterwards arrested
These are the facts, which were not dis.
puted, yet the jury before whom the
trial was had were out two days before
they could agree, and then brought in a
verdict of guilty, with a recommends.
tion to mercy! Some juries do some
droll things, and this Reno specimen is
one of them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-04
Foreign News.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-The Observer re-
ports that the Benchers of Grays Inn
held another conference yesterday, to
consider the case OF DR.. Kenealy upon
the issues arising out of tbs late Itch
borne trial. and also for articles published
in the Englishman newspaper. Il was
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-04

A NATIONAL BANK is about to be estab.
lished at Carson City; capital, $780, 600.
Hope it will have better luck than a
wildcat affair Of the same stripe that was
established at Austin some years ago,
and managed to swindle depositors ter
rihlv
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-04

VIcroR HuGo's DEVIL FISH OUTpoNE.
This time it was in the Indian Ocean
near Ceylon, where huge devil fish at
tackled schooner Of $50 tons and sunk
it. 1t was certainly devil fish; and no
mistake, or else devil of yarn, and to
the last are we mostly inclined.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-04

A GENIUS who blesses Payson. Utah.
with his presence. says that he is an
astrologer and predicts that the death of
Brigham Young will occur next Deem
Der, when the transit of Venus takes
place.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-04

Phoebe Silver Mining Company
Location of principal p ace Of business, San
Francisco, California Location OF works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada.-No.
tice is hereby given that at meeting OF the Board
of Directors, held on the 29th day Of July, 1874,
an assessment mo. n Of One Dollar per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the corpo.
ration, payable immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, Room ~. AZ Cali
fornis street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eth day Of September,
1874 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
.. public auction, and unless payment is made
October, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with costs Of advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
By order of the Directors:
CHAs ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room % Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cali.
fornia street, Can Francisco, California.