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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-18
AT INDIANpOLls,

INDIANAPOLIS, March 17.-St. Patrick's
Day was appropriately celebrated here
to-day by street parade OF all the Irish
societies Of the city and a number from
adjacent towns. ms EtrssHst
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y. lsrarArR1cK's DAY.

COLUMBUS. March list. Patrick's
day was celebrated 10 day by professions
and a banquet this evening, Delegations
were. present from several neighboring
towns. - ...H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-18
AT TcLEvELANu.

CLEVELAND, o., March 1.-THE whole
Irish population have been celebrating
10 day. The day was beautiful, and the
procession was the largest Of the kind
ever seen htre' BaBqnets are being
given by the various societies in different
parts Of the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-13

incined planes, slI. 0Oa. or with losks,
SD ,ooo.oC0. IL IL like taking up co sctiJn fof
fcreisn missions on SUNDAY, when better cub
jeets are found at our own doors. IL the gene
raj government lends Its aid TO any internal
improvement il should be to that which termi-
mates at the seat of government. When he saw
that the water route suggested by the Father
OF his country was not one OF the -four routes
recommended by the committee he thought Il
his duty TO call attention to IL.
Col. Berret said the people o. Washington
teft deep interest In the canal. They realize
that this IL the only work of which the Govern
ment was one of its first promoters lie vs.
surprised that 90 little was known of the work
by the general public, but was recon ciled by
the fact that Congress had Acknowledged the
water routes. He felt confident that the time
Is near st hand when Congress, impelIed by
the people. will push forward 20 completion the
work projected by Washington.
Mr.. Hsmill moved that a committee com
posed of the chairman Hon. NJ. Blsir), the sec
rotary (Mr. Z. Cowsn), the president OF the
canal company Mr.. A. p. Germany, ex-Mayar
Berret Of Washington, Mayor MBnroe .!
Annapolis, and Hon. John Richie, of Freder
ick, Md, be appointed 10 present the memo.
rial 10 Congress. Mr.. Hamill proceeded q
make speech on the subject.
The report was adopted, as also the motion o.
MIR. Hamill appointing the Committee; ami tue
convention adjourned TO meet at the call OF the
president.
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TELEGRAMs 10 THE STAR
THE FIGHTING IN ARKANsAs.
Detatied Account of Yesterday = ktr
sulsnluE


NEW YORK, MAY ia LATHE Rock special
say" As soon ss the skirmish on the outskirts
yesterday vas known In the city, Col. Rose
gave orders 70 have AZ stopped. oae company
lines with loaded guns, aud got resfy 20 pre-
vent their advance. Another cOmpanv unaer
command OF Lieut. Noble, marching tow ar,is
the ostue-n eld, halted halt way, aud an Offcer
went ahead. Brooks men were behind the
rife pits on the side OF the nm which were
thrown mp when Markham street vas heinz
graded. Firing had been quite brtsk on HON
sides. Baxters forces had been driven over tue
opposite hill between two OF the Caro- ana Fu
ton railroad buildings. The forces were sbou,
go yards apart. Col. Rose wss soon seen rlsifny
towards the Baxter lines, which hsd been
moved back towards the city. Lieutenant
70 different points 10 stop the firing
Their efforts were Intellectual, however, and the
firing has become sharper AID nearer tue city.
Nov the regulars marched between, but soon
came back 70 their original position. The
nring between the pickets was now inter-
nittent BAKER sent out infantry % support
White. When blocks from the Sts.e house, aud
passing IL, they fired at the advanced Brooks
pickets. His company, one block from the
state house, fired = volley ack aud the Baxter
ties reiTested In good order. Several were seen
o fall. The Brooks forces were under the i'm
mediate command OF Col. BrizzOlare. TasAris
evening King Whites command moved back
towards the end Of the town. Fighting during
the afternoon occurred in the early settled mari
OF The city. The women and children we're
scared badly Lieutenant Morrison, OF the reg
ulsrs, was shot At three times by one man, a
Baxteftte. Morrison was on horseback Al the
time, and tried 20 prevent blOodshed. He drew
pistol TO return the fire, but IL snapped.
TIE LEGIsLATURE IN sRssIoN
LITTLE Rock, May ia qouram Of both
houses OF the legislature Is nov In session.
There are fourteen members I'm the senate ami
forty five in the house. Both branches are pro.
ceeding with business.
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ADiaboiicaI Outrnre-

BRiTIsH VICE CONSUL NEARLN FLOGGKD To
DEATH IN GUATkNALA-TaE PERPErRAroR
on THE OUTRAGE SHOT.
PANAMA, May "A correspondent writing
from San Jose, Guatemala, uader date OF the
18th ult., describes q diabolical outrage COM
mitted at that port on a Britlsh subject by a
Col Gonzalez, military cOmmandante there.
Soon after the arrival az San Jose OF the steam
ship Arizona, en- route from San Francisco 90
Panama, IL was whispered about that M. Mon
Grief, agent of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, and John Msgee, h. ID. Ne vice
consul, had been arrested by order of tie COM
mandante. and that Magee was sentenced sre-
ctlye 200 ashes At p. M. Considering the po-
sitlon OF MAgee, the statement WAS scarcely
credited; Moncrief was released aud allowed
70 90 on board the steamer. Magee being una
bic 20 Walk down 90 the mole where said COM
mandante wanted. to see him, an armed guard
was cent to bring hIm dead OF alive. When ne
Was brought into the presence of Gonzalez he
was only prevented from shooting Ms gee by
the intsrcession OF friends. lie then struck him
with the butt OF his revolver, and ordered hin
70 be taken and put In confinement until he re-
covered 20 he could administer the 400 lashes
which be had threatened. As III. n. NJ Vice
Consul Msgee invoked the protection OF his
Tag, but without avail, Mr.. James, consular
agent of the United States prepared a protest
In the name OF his government AMI presented t
Just as Gonzalez was shout 10 commence the
hogging OF Magee. The commanisnte became
furious and threatened TO serve James aud
every foreigner as he was going 20 do VI agee.
He was equally deaf 20 the surgeon OF the port
who said 400 lsshes would kill Magee. 'sLst
Magee was then partially stripped and laid ON
the floor. Three men we're directed To SIT over
his head and shoulders, and four over his feet,
with man holding each arm. The aOgging
was done by four soldiers, relieving each other
after every fifty lsshes, the cOmmsDdante keep
ing tally. BY the time 200 lashes had been
gwen, Msgee was insens!bie. An order was
given 10 carry him TO an adjoining
room, there 10 rest 50 as TO be ready
to receive the other 200 lashes the next
morning, and then be shot afterwards. Before
this was done Gonzalez put guard around tue
telegraI office, and prevented messages being
sent TO the capital The night as spent in pii-
lsging hagees quarters aud In drunken OF gies.
MI Moncrief Al once sent of q courier 20 the
capital, who telegrsphed his message from the
mt station be came TO, which brought dONn
at once Gensral SO'ares with one hundred men,
At 4. M, Mage, by orders Of Colonel Con
zslez, Nas being made ready % receive the two
hundred lashes OF his sentence, when the sol
dlers deserted the approach Of the force under
Genersl Solares On hearing the news the con-
manosnte ran away, in company with Mr..
James, L. ,. consular agent, to take refuge on
board the Arizona; but Just as le was ascend .
ing the gangvRy ladder n shot from some ua-
known hand put such a monster out OF tae world
he cisgraced
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CHESTER, Pa, May l3.-fhis town was
again thrOnged with strangers 20 witness. IN
launch o. the City OF Toxic NJ John ROach's
ron ship building yard, for the Pzcinc NJ all
steamship company. Though slightly longer
sne Is 10 all respects the twnship OF the CITY OF
Peking, launched SIX weeks since for the same
line. Every regular train was tlled aud the
river In front OF the yard was covered with
loaded down with passengers. Every point OF
observation along the river was covered with
people. At 10 Is she moved and glided grace
Iully along the ways amid cheers, aud As the
graceful hull touched the water her advent vac
nailed with salute from battery on the
wharf, and music from bands on excursion
boats The Toxic is 10 be fitted out here entire
unlike the Picking, which was tOwed 20 New
York TO receive her boilers and machinery.
The vessel was christened by Miss Lulu Wick
ham, daughter Of Hon. w. II. Wtckham, OF
New YORK. She was assisted by Miss Louisa
Shepard, Of Oakland, California.
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The Canadian Pacific Railroad I'm
Parliament

OTTAWA, May - In Parliament last night,
the pre- nier moved the Pacific railway resolu-
uont. He remarked that the scheme of the late
government was impracticable, and had 90 be
abandoned. The terms OF union with British
huflt 49, shs ,.,esa,1, a~.a.,,.,,,.,s. ,s "
oeavor TO carry out the spirit, IL not the letter
OF agreement he commented upon the under
taking 70 build the inter colonial railroad A. n
very much thorter road, and character red as
a great error the proposal 70 build the Pacific
railway in ten years. In his Ssrnia speech he
had referred TO the possibility of . combined
rail and water line, and that he believed such
would Lave to be adopted.
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The Arkansas Contest.

Gov. Brooks sent q dispatch to the Attorney
General yesterday saying that he will not dis
band any troops under his command until the
question Of "who Is governor OF Arkans ss?" Is
settled, unless required to do 30 by the direct
command of the President. He said further
that he has no proposition TO submit, aud will
not entertain any on the bject other than that
proposed by Judge Williams, sanctioned by the
President, and agreed to by the agents and at
torneys OF Baxter and himself. He says he Is
impelled by a sense of duty to submit his case
as 1t now stands, aud abide the Presidents de
termination.
TO-DAY.
kilograms continue to be received from CHI
Zens on both sdes of the contest persistently
appealing for their cogDition. Up to a late
hour this afternoon there had been no decision
by the federal authorities
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Trouble Between Great Britain and
Chilli
ALL ABOUT BRITISH PRISONER IN A GILLIAN
PRISON.

ALL ABOUT BRITISH PRISONER IN GILLIAN
PRISON.
PANAMA, May 3-Advices from Chill state
that trouble ~ likely 10 occur between Great
Britain aid Chill, growing out Of the arrest OF
Captain Hyde, late commander of the Steamship
Tscna. After the termination OF Hyde's trial
for the loss Of that steamship, leave was given
blm by the English consul at Valparaiso 70
proceed 70 Liverpool. The vessel ne was on
was overhauled, and he was taken to Valpa-
raise and put in filthy PRISON. The English
consul protested, and tue British minister Al
Santiago has demanded the immediAts release
OF Captain Hyde, that an indemnity of $4,000
be paid, or otherwise that his passports be
granted him. There Is also reason 70 believe
that Britith fleet will be ordered into ChilIan
waters.
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under the act 10 be paid into the Treasury, aad
ell disbursements % be made from the Tressars
on annual appropriation estimates submitted
BY the Secretary. Adopted.
Mr.. Potter n. Y J offered an amendment re-
gu ring the heens d officers OF steamers while
en- duty GO wear q uniform or badge % he pre
scribed by the tupMvising inspector genera.
ard approved by the Secretary Of the Treasury
The committee then rose and reported The
bill 10 the HOUSE, and 10 was passed.
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PHILADELPHIA, May ia private meeting
Of the city council joint committee on celebras
ton OF the Centennial ann 'versary was hel At
the centennial rooms, No. soi Chestnut street,
MI. y. l.. Shoemaker In the chair. TelRrams
passed between the committee aud Gen. ar
uanft, at Harrisburg, relative to the Centennial
state loan. One was also sent TO Gen. HaWley
at Washington. The prospects Of the centennial
we're well canvassed, and 10 was finally agreed
70 present an ordinance 10 the councils o-mor-
row, providing for the consolidation OF the state
and city loans Of OIL 900 600 each, aud for the
city authorities ana state commissioners % act
together In the expenditure, 20 that the buiiding
Of the memorial hall shall proceed a. once.
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The Floods Continue.

MORE FAMILIES DRIVEN PROM THEIR HOMES.
MEMPHIS, May 13-About daylight yesterday
morning the levee broke 1t Appeson's pianta-
ton, opposite Friar's Point. At last accounts
the crevasse was $50 yards wide, and the water
nnest in that section. The crevssse ct Miller's,
on the Mississippi side, IL now six hundred yards
VIDE. and the water in the streets Of Friar's
foint Is three feet deep. Whole families are
moving ont, and merchants are busily engaged
In removing their goods. The entire country
IN the rear Is rapidly being inundated. Some
loea may De formed OF the power Of the water
rushing through this crevasse by it's tearing mr.
huge cottonwood trees two and half feet in
diameter, and scattering them over neishbor-
OIL Bend cutoff.
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I INIOLN HALL.

i lNCOLN HALL.
WIDNEsDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY aad
ATDkDAf, May 10, IA, Is, aud 10.
First appearance fhi- season ef
fhhhk mhOENOl'S NEW HIBeRNIOJN,
Or iceland IN AMERICA
The fayorite Irish comedian, Mr.. )bert Byrne, in
his o isinsl chara>ter,
barney, The GUIOE.
MI Emil Ame-, In his csleor sted cha-acte-s Fri 2
~, our German Friend, aud Old Blsck joe
Mis@ MARY MseCres, the popular OJntralto
m les u allie Clifton, the favorite Soprano
MIS- ate Byrpes, late of Dublin Theatre
Pfof. Moselin, Musical Director
To conclude will thu laugh able farce,
TIE HAUNTED GUIDE.
Evening prices: Admission, so Cents; children I'M
DER L. &c; rrserved seats at Hills Co., rs ceats
Matinee Saturday 2 o. m.
Matinee prices: Adults IS cents chilirsn 10 cents,
Dsyu ct +. q. GARLICK, Agent.
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Col. BoUDISor made an argument before
the House Committee on Territories to-day in
favor of the bill now before that committee t.
form new territory within the Indian terri
tory to be called Oklahoma.
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MRssRs N. g. Ordway and VIM. f. Chaud-
Ter, stockholders OF the Washington Market
Company, were examined by the Senate Com
mittee on Public Buildings aud Grounds to-
day. The committee will continue the investi-
cation tn-mnIrnw.
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SENATOR MORTON returned to the city las
evening from Chez ter, Pa, where he was called
TO see his son, Walter, who was very i'll. His
son IL recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-13

THE SECRETARY OF WAR has returned to
Washington and had a consultation to-day
wi the Pre-, ident,
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL ThEATSR.
The sale CT seats commences THIS MORNING for
the hnsl performances ia America Of
slGNOR TOMsSO SALVINI,
TIE GREATEST OF LIVING ACTORS
-FOUR RIGHTS AHB ONE ,TINEg
MONDAY EVENING, May 1S-ISGOMAR
stIVIHI in his famous role of...-.-...I VGOMtR
slGNOhA FlAMONTI as.--...-...-.. p RThENIA.
TuEsDAi ENtN Mag lO-HANLET
eALSfhI Ia h,s uniq 10 in psrsouation Of
hAMLsr
iiAnoN 49,. --...'.OrHELIts
THURSDAY EVENING, May Il,
TaE GLADIATOR.
sALNINI as 49,. -.;;::;;;;;,.,;;T THE GLADIATOR.
FRIDAY EVENING, May %,
BENEFIr nE sIGNOR SALvINI.
David GAhRICK.
SALVINI In the tayorite Die Of ....-.SULLIYAN.
SATURDAY Ma Is.
FARBW ELL SALVINI MATINEE.
sALVINl in his grand and wor famous impar
Rs served s-sts. Orc hfstra PsEquet Circle. Ga
Dress Circle 20; General sdmissl gu, 9 l. Gsery,
50 cents; PriSE>.e Boxes. $40 and SlO. mayllu
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

1STBRNAL RKvhHUs-The receipt from this
source to- day were $3.50 800.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BudI DobIe's Condition Powders
The Meat Erpsrfsf cd HOrssnssn Use II.
mars WV FoR sALE evrRYwHsRE
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THE Ways and Means Committee are looking
for certain party whom they desire to examine
in reference to the Sanborn contracts. The
members Of the committee decline to give the
name Of the party they are hunting, for fear
that he will "light out.1
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Factory Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-A Ian re WOODEN mil,
In Beverly, N. j., owned by T. Birkhesd. was
burned this morning. The loss Is not yet ascer-
2ained.
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Foreign Notes.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 13.-The Russian imperial
yhcht, with the Czar on board, went aground
yesterday while leaving Flushing, and was not
noatsd until IL O'Clock this morning. An un-
usual numter OF persons have left here for
Gravesend to welcome his majesty and large
crowds, not aware of his detention, are gathered
at the railway stations by which train bearing
him will come. In this city flags are flying at
All points. A rumor lie current this afternoon
that he will land at Dover instead Of G ravesend.
At ali events he will not reach these shores be-
fore O'Clock this afternoon, which will be sew
eral hours behind the time fixed in the Off cial
programme.
NEW SPANISH CABINET.
MADRIp, May 13.-The new ministry lie an
pounced this morning. Ii Is constituted as fol-
lows: Zabalo, president Of the council and min
lister OF war; Sagasta, minister Of interior:
Ulloa, minister OF foreign affairs; Comscho,
minister OF nIance; Alonz0 Martinez, minister
ofjustce; Alonzo Colmenares, minister of pub
lie works; Romero Ortiz, minister Of colonies;
Rods riquez Ariae, minister Of marine.
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Taking the Law aa He Own Hanas.
MENPHIs, May 1S--HArry Powers, captain Of
IN the su1o( 80 for hanging MP 8. Bsermsn,
young Hoogoy paseengef, % make him cou-
fess % having robbed his feIlev passengers, and
hind him.
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New YORK. May l3.-The Baltimore and Mo-
susl clubs played Q second championship game
On the Union grounds yesterday, the latter be-
ne victorious by score OF II 10 5.
TIE w1YE on CHARLES o'coNNoR,
the eminent lawyor, died here yesterday.
CAPT. A. w. II. GILL,
ex-deputy tax collector Of BROOKLYN, charged
9Th misappropriAfioD OF the funds of his on =.
rae admitted 70 bail to-day.
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In THE TRIAL OF PROFESSOR SWINE before
tne chicago Presbytery, for heresy, yesterday
rrofessor Patton, who conducts the prosec1-
his speech would probably consume three dsys.
althoug a he thought that under favorable cir
cumstances he might get through In two davs.
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EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
LAST WEEK OF TIE SEASON.
FREE LIST POSITIVELY SUSPENDED.
MONDAY EVENING. MAY11.
AID every s sy,nng during T.9 tue week. ash
soHuHhANNS TRANSATLANTIC NOVEL
From Nibios Gsdsn. New YORK, in the
GREAT PARTISAN FOLLY,
9hIooIpEDE rousNAuEssTTfi r1h''
DON FkRREYRi.
Admissi n: 80 ceuts, rs cents, and 81. maYl1
~ MIR. }. @. sAvILLE, Sole Lessee ana Maasgsr.
MOSDAY, May IL.
livery NIGH AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Days Fifth Avenue Thester Comedy Oompan :,
from n New " 1oTs city; in Alexander Ale Dumas
MONSIEUK ALPHONSK,
Now crowdips Inc Fifth Avenue Thsster, Ne.
CT tesrs at every scene Nothing ike the eathn.i
ssrn has been witnessed at a play since the famous
marvel Of dramatic unity - Herald.
worth zen miles Journey - see.-TiU1es.
great dramatic success Sun.
The senss ion q The season Express.
great hit-MereKry-
Holds an undis ided attention.-7Hf, Field AID
Act I.-Noon. Monsieur AIphonse abducts the
little savage. ~ Capt. ntaRlin gives her home
Act lI.-Ahternoon. Three contests of the b ARTS
Act III -EvesiDg. Madame Gulchard places her-
self on the public records, and is deceived for the
last time by NJ AIphonss
Mr.. savii;e acknowledges his obligation to NJ. W q.
Gait, Bro Co for crystal CHI IN ielIAr aud articles
OF rsTtE; III. N Barlow aud i. ii Witt, artists for
Fictures. and W. b. M ,ses for furniture AID Ep-
holstery, thus enabling him TO place this play upon
STYLE OF GRANDEUR
Ueyer before seen in Washington.
Scale Of Prices:-O-c hestra Seats, a Is: S.as in
Orchestra Circle, 81; Dress Circle, rs cents. Al
mission, Is, % and rs cents.
MONDAY, MaylS
The Great Italian rrag dian,
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"Jon" CoBURH ARRRsrED.-"Joeo Coburn,
tne Prize-hgther and bully, last night assaulted
Post, la.
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VhEATER CoM.QUE.
MONDAY, NAY N.Y. II; EyERY NIGHT, AND

First appearance of the Queen OF Serio- Conf
Nccslists, Miss MINNIE LUDER. First appear
sDce OF The eccentric Song and Dance artists IT,
DAY and GIHlYsN. First appearance OF the
Indian yuggleT, signor GIUSEPPE NORTON
Return OF the old Favorite, JOHN III OARLE Hast
week Of La JsrdiG MsbiIe. Introducing the FIRE lcb
maJll-6tS CAN-CA
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WILLARD HALL,
w Entrance On r street, near Fourteenth.
At The regues CT m lnI persons,
NIB. sUERO
Has ssGseatsd to pea: his Lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated by the CALCIUM Light,
Atsoclock on the evenings of
TCEo May II, SATURDAY, NAV l6, TUES.
DAY, May I9, THURSDAY, May Il,
and SATURDAY, May2I

An Gags, the diagrams and vie va exhibited during
lhe lecture viii lie the fJiIOwiag.-H OF th5
= q itey States showing tac Mineral ksKi ms: ths
treasure Cbest Of the Ma IOt Dividing Lias II
SeOlCg,s al n istOrS MOuBt Dayid-en Island
Peasi F'rst A pPeaT Ance Of CIR eLstOne; Brs skIng
Though Of TrachYts; How Comstock Lode UrigIn-
eiSdi Horses "a ing OF the f.sure vith Gold and
Norldi Two Hundred kiiiions of Dollar, Produced
Al esdy.
Mouth Of the 51tro Tunnel; Conveying AIr to
the Mines; hSilTo- d. Ilm3efiBg; Boring II lies
with Oompres-.d Air Drills; IN plos'on with Nitro
Glyeeribe or Gis,t POwder M4chiue Shop; ID geII-
lag; GTdeD, Curious hscAs, Shafts ], asa, exc
Iio6 sna isierl0r; Old kentuck sn1 his Jacksss;
View from ! he Sun NIT over The Forty Mis Desert;
Westward View tOwarts Mount Usvids %; Virgins
City and Gold Hill; shsfI 90 Feet Deep; Capitol
weisht. " .ser, Ore, wsste Rock, std a Too Of
Silver Every kay; CO.. Cores Of Fire W ood Burned
10 - IA. ursi Mining pumps; the NJ st Oso sksd
Railroad in the Orld, Discovery and Hitting of Ore;
tbs Opposition TO the sutrO Tunnel; stock Gan.
bling; Bassaltiss Of the California Bank Biag;
cheating and Robbing tn Public: Bribing Of nj xes
and Iesisiaurss Employ ing YeDal Press; : IL QUO
serdsy the Profits of these hanipulz ti ms lower
Ing and Hosting Of Ore; Water Power UtiliZ Il in
nines; Mines 81 the II gsZ Mountains, ia Germany;
COnsumptiv Miners--he causs Of Humanity de-
mslds = remedy; Accidents ia Mines; A Gave
Miners Buried Alive; Pre- stature blat-maimed
and blinded Deluged Mine-desd bodies d. sting
jacket Mine-4l miners burned to death; Csc ape
and Rescue through the Tunnel; al+O, Views of
Mimi & scenes in oil Parts Of the World.
pltcstien At the office Of Will .rd's Hp'el, at the
MetropOlitsn Hotel, and at Messrs. Philip solo
ROUs' BOOk STORE Those heretofore issusd are saad
for all lectures. ICbrOn. Rep mayIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-13

The Washington STAR says: "The Philadel-
phia Ledger has reached q circul alton of 81 900
copies, the largest newspaper circulation in the
country, il lot in the world" The STAR shonld
KNOW better. The Boston Herald has circula-
uon that averages from Is 900 to IL 900 larxer
than that of the LedQer.-Roston HerdLd.