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BILLIARDS.
i NILLIAnD T0uENAa1EST.

Special Dt.uattn 10 The Chte.tao 3fibane.
pt9GspuHa, Penn, Oct. 1o.-:fuo billiard tolIr-
nament which opons tho frat Monday III No
yonlhcr III this city. at tho Fifth Avcuuo Theu-
tro, promises to bo grand affair." largo null
Der Of Eastern and Wcsteru celebrities CO vol
M sou,o noted foreign onos hayo signi1el tl,sir
attention Of bang present. Tue affair lasts bne
week, aud valuable prizes will ha o4o,od.
[3o ths .tsat.,&a<a Ptsd.l
p1rTssuno, Pa, Oct. 1G.--fren preasnt in-
tlicatiuuH the billiard tournament, opening Ut
the Fifth Avenne 1loatrc, Nov. a., and
continuing ons week, promises to DO y
er:tul SUCCESS. Many celebrated payots Of
present. MID aeveral valuable premiums will ho
awarded to sncecHstu! competitions. Anonf:. tao
lat Of prizos worthy OF special naontioti III \
magnificent bilard-tsbe valued nt ~ ,b0o.
, 1874-10-17

rJ0succoxss,1f Plot to H:r1easc n Prls-
0ncr.
.sptriai Dfsoutet. to1a1 taAttaqn Tti1une.
-sDAyEspolsT, It,, Oct. 1G,~-A desperate attempt
waa n,ulo lust night to ,ot.as. from jail r. Il.
Eggoght, tho noted forss:, ly twu Mon from
Cincinnati. Tho facts Ii tho 'ca6o are as follows
:;oyeraI woeko ago Albert Cla1Mloyx was put tu
iai! for drunkenness. Cn hid, roloaSo. EggleAht
gayo lin, rs and told his, not. to Hny word that
thoro would bo two gentlemen. horu III short
time who would want hi, HurEtccs, una for which
he wotlll bo ,relt pnist. Tl,is Candsoux toll tu
gomo OF lia friends, 1liiciii deeply Impressed
tlenl to watch the upye1nI:rnts Of tho men,
In I'LL hour or no Albeit Tts ucc1l converGlnt:
With 1Enn OH Third atrct, l,o afterwards gave
bis memo rs Z. q. Palmer. Shortly aftor this
Albert ssaa drunk. and thoaes vino wore Watching
him aellt 4 nun to follow him around to- zoo II
lo Ind nlythiug unusual ,!bt ut him. Tho slan
returned alter tin,o md eaid he lial two snin!l
Buws .ln,l two large koys e,t peculiar Ghn}e.
This aru1aed tlo suspicion or Tho gentlemen SILL
mofe, and they o. opcs? nant for rollso
i1xn that no l.ad lssu an'l s.vo.sthiug to open
tho lui and release Egaietih1, ard tAns theru
wero nlso two oAhsr MOI. ho1;,dnE him who gavu
THUR nan,os IA &. e.. rG1mhr' and John LonE.
schted ind searched, Mni t'te .Swa and teyA
found OIL Lis person. Tssnet WAS lilo naxt, aa,l
in lila punhot the fol!oHiny sras iounl. III tho
handwriting Of H lady:
CHNuco, Oct, II. 1874.
Go 10 1ha !IlrEar louhe 1t Hotk ltEsna; and rex.s
tcr as G. 4. ralnsnr. Erh ut .!1ot O'Clock III the
,oorn.ne 10 to Davenport tad soo Albert Car.
the,ss, WHO is wnrktny tn livery tablo OH 'rnlsd
ntroe. between a1uEp aud 1f.srian liz will help yo.
pallnur III slim Young nna. wearing 5nndy
muuBsachs, aud bad OIL whAn arrested Might
oyo.coat. Lour ESCAPED. LIT wa q wcl.lsd
ylutto sseo Ggslosit, ooDcoostd with Clanteux
-,yhile i'll Jail. Wcrn 1t no. 1ur tho nl,rhwdnosa
aud vatol,tuluoss Of tho ofu IFS. he would hayo
escaped. To-;lny. ho WAS placed in irons, aaa
escape is impossible.
, 1874-10-17
Eal}r$Spr 'Eri4kt,

s7teial Dlsrnteh 70 The cA'caoa Ir71ane.
M1LwAuKEI, Oct. 16.-Tho evidence In tho
Trial Of Ja1neo Powets for tho murder Of Capt.
James Siupott WAS concluded Tits evening. and
the District-.Attonloy completed Ills summing
up. TAs ca5o will bo rosunled III tho Elorning.
Tho -Aalsi.Polygn.ay Cras2at:o III u:asi.
SALT LAKE. Oct. 1B,-Yhero wero two indict-
meniB bronghtin by tho Glanl Jury ycatcsdny for
laseiviouuneas and colabtetiou. and 1t is gonoE-
ally believed they Noro against Brigham, Young
aud George g. Cannon lato Delegate to Con-
gresB. No Huits hayo been n,nde, however. aud
tho Clerl: Of the Court ssasea TINT no peraon IL
authorized to give any information in regard to
them. It Ia known, however, that the oyiaoncu
N regard to these par.ics mas being tuken by tho
Grand Jury.
SALT LAKE., Oct. l0.-Tho Grand Jury wore
lecsused this mcruing aa to tl:elr duly OF secrecy.
and Threatened will punishment oy tile ,luflXs
Il discovered in disclosing their nroeeedinss.
This was no doubt ca!lod forth by Tho raot tla.
tho officers l'sl been hunting far tho wisos OF
George @. cennon aH witnoaaes, but found AtH
reliaenco loekcd anil every ono lbsent. i ts
saia that qeorge has also abhentea hiuaels TO
oucapo tho United States Marshal.
, 1874-10-17

A-ANhseAANeA>% AAA ~A'sssN@~A SA->A ~-@N%-
Oyer the Failure OF an Oats u Cor.
ncr cr''-sttspcslsion Of Two Fira1a
Connected with tho Vcnstirc--0tiacr
Sr,npenticu Uuef,,cs4 2aouycs and
T1,sir Creditors.
Sy,ciai D;s,a,ea Ia rhe t,a,eaga y,;lune.
crv yo,,,, ~, 1c-non,,orc;,1 circloa .vero
~" 4oHh' wv. .o'-omuo'.'"t e',].sa .s "eo s!'
exeltea to-aay W tllo announcement. VI 'no in''.
ura Of tho combination which had been formed
for tho purpose Of controlling tho n,urkct for
o,ta ani for sncou,ptinp in other cra;na Thu
,s o. 4', esa ~ ~ s,ss sst,.s.,S g.. g.. T.,
heoa aaa 1Tont u tnc cel.pnaton ""a nft11 ~
burlington. la., named Edgef q Coz WHO mado
o reputation iaHt Humner by a Hucceesful
operation in oats which naya the,n coutrol of tho
,,,,,l.ot AYR, ,,o1,ad than, IN d;c,o,o tho prco
InAnsl ""a o'o'@> ''e"4 ~ 0e 49, f~1
Iho llna "eEo conhecteA WIZ so'eIlI No" 1os6
houses, only two Of which, howoyor, hare suc-
cun,beJ to tie demands made upon them by
roopon ~ t,,n,r ro1atiops rhov nre rasncct;vr}v
a.,1a,, T. ~ ~ ", = rra,,t str.,t al
t,A1to; -. ~ ~. ,rn nnoA ns.9os. a.a
Taap ~ ",,, w. 4'' ,,,o,, ~ srnot
i.lh,, ~; ,.n,,ss.IS53, ,aasn.,,t;o Ell
t4t ~ ssn tsa,oor j., ttntr +ana
o' ~ aano ~ Sfhns1so tha nnasa ~ snS .h ro,
con.;nrod i,,c,s nrerat;on nj. in rnrn o,sa nnd
toe , , e'. rtm ial, J., to,
ernoctoI did ,or ~ conn anI thnr r.oro Yorccd +,
s,,anond ~ This M was % tbn msana of INV inyo1vnr tho
Thosa ~ oont,",an ~ hnfora % xIn.cn bod d hoo,,
.1e,sts T. T1,~ar ~ o.d ~ nsS;.t tia,r, ,o.i
" to; ,'uu en-,
oec0ao ~ lazy t,ar,ar ,,,'1 t - s 'aS
~ YVan ti'ia @ papa' . p..s uus
~. rarnaad amd te nln,nat fo11dwcd 1rh
arohan,s aro J 0In invppiva1 nr "ntoo
Som ao.n ~ ~, nsa, ~ ~
"ot ,a,, 1nr,'dao,apo ~ arasi as, ~ o1o,,o.
~ 6pa;i11 uS" ~ ~
neus piusH yessEi' - M ,aa'. .1' ~
- sr s..a at1 1r nar III .r1'n r;o. .,o1
otopti1, p5tiin nai;sd ~ ,o z.aat o1.r7, ~ 1asr.
o9Ee4s E1, ~ 4o 5,.n1 t,,s ,,;a.:
9 n, mr. hi ,'d 5cc,;n"d ~ aias5 a1,iI ,;,c a.
1.;ton,an+ oa Pnt a'3.a1,,,ant,y n"1r,r III t1.a
,nSt srn"oI v,a" ar, x,,onvern A.; ~, n.a ,nnra
nt't Sea,,,s 'raiia% 1sn 7sot,na sa ~
x;.n..aI ~ Fea,,n;,,at,5 ..v,.. ..n.I,+f,,- -.
~ ',a1e o~,,n ~" o'4' -
'Ao NJ" ~ r. -. Ao.o,+,,.s p~.,.,
, 1874-10-17
TEETURF,

CLOSE OF THE JOLIET FALL MEETING.
SPECIAL D.spateA 10 I!it Chieuao 1riou'lt.
JOLIET, H., Oct. lG-Tha fall races cloaed to-
day ,Tith n slight attendance. The weather wan
1ne. and tue day blu fair for splendid tino 1T
tho grounds. The races wcro only Of tho average
class. The probabilities Io that the manager,
Mr.. W. Z. Henry. will hardly como out whole in
tho enterprise, he not having received tho sup
port from Tue citizens that was due him for hs
efforts in eatahleling II nrat-ciass annual turf
exhibition n. thia place. Tho following is sun-
mary ol Tho raecs to-day.
r1NEr RACE.
For hree-mtnuts lor.es best .hree tn dre, purse Of
$50. Four horses EtarteI uohrouk tsok tho raco
~ tFe ssrasnt hss 'ls soo ssSond carr a9nr Maro
SECoNp RACE.
Trottlng-Wnl County horses, ,?arae 80: Three
enstlta. BAy Billy took thu race, Bay MNIYie htlnE
pccond, aud Billy Uiydo ttird. Time no. recorded.
THIRD RAGE. .
Runn!ng-Mile heats, beat tHo III three; Two ontries.
McFAdte took tho taoe III two atvaiEht heats. Time,
1:s1ti md 1.S53%,
At tho close OF the races tue Hon. 3fr. Henry
bid thu horsemon preaont "good-bye" forever
~ t. manager ct Joliet races.
THE CEDAR RAPIDS HORSE FAlE.
!Srtciat Uis,At.h 10 Tie Chlcauo IYTtu7.s.
CEDAR RAPIDS, In., Oct. 16-There WaB fair
Attendance Ut the Horse Fair here to-day, thu
races attracting considerable attention. In TIN.
e!nE osa E. ssof Sr non s e. 1 as9 a 1o MSE
The purse Of $150 in tue stallion race Was
takcu uy Ri1oman, owned by Thorn. Iiulc,
2.tiA. o:l02it, aud 2:i3.
In tho rh.e for Il pnrDo Of $500, beat three in
i've, FREQ to all, Whalcbuue, owned by Italia
sher, won the race. Time, 2,3l1i 2:3094], and
1884.
RACE At FOND Du LAC.
Special DishatrA 10 Iae CAcaaa I+tbA7st.
Fosp pu Lao. Wis., oet- 1G.--Tho RACES a1-
vortibel to. taAo llueo to-lny betwoon Gen.
Howard aud BadgUt ttirl came oil according to
programme, and vcro witnessed by Il large NUM-
her OF paople. Tho race vas three III i've. aud
waa won by Gcn. Howard, who came III ahet.d
avary Loa:, though tue second was ru)cl aSaleat
linn On account Of running. Tho following is
the eooro:
dou. Howard. ,.....,........+,........1 0
badger Girl. .............,..,........q q U
Vims-2:s3H 2:3o: 2.SDA.
, 1874-10-17
n .fr<srafsE0 H1tr:s2cr.

Special Di@Et,:ea to TIT cl;tavo :Yi5uue.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, Oct. 1G4-A double murder
was couulsttd ct Bra11lsy's Eotui ut Pino Grove,
4 station 20 ruiloa wcat Of l1oro III tho South
Haven Iiai!road. George assa,f, a,saloon.kccpcr
from Kendall, got iuto all aI:ofea.iou with local
lutiian named T11osnos Doyle. 1t nppears that
tho latter hal the former l3x1I upon tho floor
and WAS stabbuC him with ::.l;nifc, wnon Frant
+. Mooney, who had been Attending a meeting
Of tho Maso,ic Lodge, hear tho disturbance
mud r11eho int, tho hotel. naade H.: way to whore
tho coo,batauts were, aud, taking bold Of
Doyle by tho coslar N Luis coat, mmso
al attempt TO pull him off OF Shaw, DOYLE
aneraly turned his head saw who It was. anti with
. backward b;ow struck Mooney with tho lilife,
nlroady wot With the bl0od Of Shax. and opened
tin abdomen of his second victim. Mooney ias-
msdiately rau ont doors, saying, Oh. God TIN
Aillol!" an1 fell to the grouud. Ho uas taleu
to Canaell's aud diod coon after. Shaw wns
stabbed six tines In thenreast and ahtlotoan, and
Cannot possibly live. After Doyla Ind
atab5ed Mooney ho became frightened
" found in tlsv woa|o north Of
Eaufieltt's. lie was sceslrea and tied to 4 treo
until this norninS, w11eu ho was taken to tho
County Jail ut I'aw Paw. Mooney vks formerly
o regidont at Kalamazoo, and highly respected
citizen, aud promising young man. 11o Eas
Station Agent ut kondAll, and was tho only Sup.
port Of his widowed mothor. Tho tragedy
cauhes univorsal SORROW here.
, 1874-10-17

Consumption Gun be Cured.
scIExoIl's puLMoNTC y1Hup.
HcnENCllS SEh.WEED TONIC,
6CtiE:Uis'A MANDRAKE PILLS.
Arn tnn ony ne,licucs that will Pulmonary Coa'
sumption.
Frequently medicines o'7t will stop. cough will occa-
sion thu enh Of te patGnt: they lock MP tho liver ntap
tho ocntAtl Of tito t,od. he:otrhnge follows, md III
fact. ttG clox t3 aeon Of tbs organs that caused
thu conGh.
Liver Compliant and Dysponsta arg tho 1t two-
tl,frth this Gases al tnasnlntn1 Maoy iAreohx cotn
Iaia Of dull pain IN !1!o sde. coDanntinn. IusteL
ulgMe, pnlI tbs ieeugs ii urnwst.
hes n' rese.scta, the f1uo lrsn heavily tho storm
AcI accompanied With Hrloy anu bttchnf up Of wind.
Th.e eynsptunlq u:ua!ly originate from ataotdttet
conittiha nC tbs stntHacI hr lprrla lttnr.
}ptsona affected. II thty tlEe nH or Two hcosy con
and II lLo .nllg in ucs3 bc suddenly checked vii!
tint! tho stomach nn ltyur cuHged EEtnnntng Fptd nntt
in.ovt au sloat bcforc tleY aWzre the lng. Hr
of srr., and liberated. thu rust Of which ts DEATH
Hulanck Il nloata Slrup T. I'll uxCGtoian wa!ch dnoi
nut eDta1t Gp!tnn anything calculated To chcoc II
cough sntlcnly.
with Tho 0axfa lurea ot tho stomach ,a!da dtgun uud
Whom tho Iuwe. cn.tive, ss;n saIlow tne eymp
tps cherwts" Of tsliaus Tendency, selsncss aa.l.
1Iuka Pills required.
Tuosu uucdlciuel htu ptnp7rai nnls hy
j. ii. SCl1ESGk i SON,
N. r. cornor Sl9th uud Arch-ae.. Philadelphia.
And arc far safe b. 81 .trugg!sts ant denlcs7:
, 1874-10-17
E;Et. fliETt hWFn.

TonoSro, Out. Oct. 1e.-A dispatch from
ForS uorry ANNOUNCES TINT declaration OF ont
lawry tlas baen issnoa by tie Co'u1 Of Gnaenb
1ianrl, Iii Mantoba against Loria 5.le1. Thus nc
ton tisroees Ut thu question wl,o:ter Riol IL or
Ia not fugitive frun 3uatioe, Or ol any claim 10
might mala TO sit uulnolssted IN sle Uoure Of
lplainnua.
, 1874-10-17

SAN FaAHclsco, Cal, Oct. 10.-staNlord aayu
that he ca,laot dlseuLo bl.siHe1s aacras relattYe
to tho rouoytod lire at scrsw Hrealue:s betWaon
here as,d China a,m Japan. lie sa$s, "Thu
Coutsai Pacific .1ooh mot t.calo combination Of
any E,ud will tho Pacific Mail. hut addB that Tho
Wu MteNu tu eQutrnl it.h
, 1874-10-17
SUICIDE.

Co1u,tBrs. o., Oot lU.-E. u. Williams, aged
% yers, unrbie.cn,to, bs tradc, cut l's throat
NTH ~ ra%or at nun! to.xy, wlsilo !ApornS at!'
dor an attack of delis4lun tfao,oMa. He Gail hard
" susviyo. Williams haa beon tinely educatdd,
6elnB. \ graduate Ut pxotnineut Wdsts,l Col.
fa"h hrs 'is3 fur ssttrHt vrAth htsu "dNet*d
, 1874-10-17
ARRESTS IN AthE3sSA.

WAan1SHruE, Get. 1G.-A dispatch received at
tho Attorney Gnnoral'H uEico tlta morning, frola
tho United atatea :tTaYshal ut Montgomery, Ala.,
Asutes slat sorts-two mora a.ras.s of polHohs
stopi,;ry tna United htatea 1nails, hayo bdan
, 1874-10-17

ALLEGED cusToN-uoueE DEFALoAT1oN,
New Tong, Oct. ia letter from Havana.
d1ted Ocs 10, says: "Thero is report a1oat
of dofa:cation to the amount Of 600 In
tho Havana Custom-Housc"
, 1874-10-17
England Extracts an Indemnity
from Spain.
L Baseless Rumor Of Theirs Capture
by Briganas.
4 Progressionist Elected to a Vacancy
in the German Parliament


srnSIsu INDEMNITY.
Nrw Yonx. Oct. lC.-A London dispatch BAYS:
"I'he compensation paid to EnK'nnn ny the
Madrid t}oyarupaeut amounts to Sit, 900, $40, 900
Of Which una paid On account OF tho Virginius
butchary, aud lilo remainder covers outstanding
claims. Engiand would not recognize tho pses-
ont Goyern@out until oil her caims wore ad-
Mlttet."
OCEAN COLLISION.
Capt. symontls, Of the ship Kipgabridgc,
which sunk iu tho British Channel atter COM
Ing in colision with the ship Cnslahar, and his
vito and daughter, Here drowned. They wero
dt1eteAnB.
TIE cAn1tx EXPEDITION.
LoS,oN, Oct. 1G.--Stoa1ue1B engaged In laying
the di1 .ot cable have coa!ed, and wait only for
repairs to the Fagaday, Which will SOON bo con,-
pleted.
, 1874-10-17

NEw YonX, Oct. l9.--I'he t'reucl Conaul-0ea-
oral t. tbis port 10 calng Oh vi! male persous 1t
hla rationale? uulor 20 yesrs Of ago to !egIstee
at the General Gonaulete. In con fornlty With tho
saSrr tAtYt.4
, 1874-10-17

MONTREAL, Oct. 10-H. E11anuol y Co.. tho
)aygost importers Of ciHara 1T the Dnm1n.os, hsYo
hukpeudod Their liabilities aro 44G0, ,0uo.
, 1874-10-17
DCEAH STEAMSHIP NEWS.

I.lvERroot. Oct, 1u-stoamahIph Lese!ng.
fran, Now York, ind Blbsrla, Grom Boston, have
arrived ont.
New yonE. Oct. 1G.-A1ryea--ste Uto-
lnA, from GlHsgow.
, 1874-10-17

F1tSFuFN 't11fe*Ht2 h0F u -I1fFHCFCFt
Special Dispatch II The Chicaua Tribune.
OMAHA. Seb., Oct. 10.-1uformatlon vas re-
eeiycd hero to-day that AlcWaters, woll-kuown
desperate from Southern Nebraska, who has
killed two mau IN this State and escaped, shot
rnan at Sparta, Il min1ng town In Oregon, on tho
Sd Inst. reward Of 81, 900 Is offered for his nr
rc8t.
, 1874-10-17
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.


GE4G 4GGCE41ET 1tH3h1HEANs
FTv7l tbs Chicaoo lH<7c Corenant (CAirersalfsn.
Dur readers wiil boar ue witnoss that wo have
seldom alluded to this painful subject, and haye
Kept cur columns clean Of tho aczndaloug matter
tbRt has detliea too many journals. We have
from tho first had growing convIction-uow
stronger than ne wish it were-that tho accused
cannot extrcats hi,nsolt from ths net that bus
entaug]ed him, haud and foot and. no aro
equally certain that. it he does not it will be bo
ca1lss te is guilty. 1t seems to us impossible. In
l. world whose laws controlled by Almighty
Justice, for any innocent man to bo 10 bonud.
especially such man as Beccher, uuieeB Lie has
submit cd hiB limbB 10 tho tolls. Wo will not
prelude tho case, and We have heretofore sail
20 little that We might no. aud to the weight that
bears against him. and We intite thia paragraph.
now, o1.Iy in order to Ray that the legal inquiry
will fooa bo had and then ve shall probably
know all thnt can be known. We stall keep our
selves advised Of the progress and EcanlL OF that
inquiry. md hope-wo fear agninBt hope-that
tbs grent preacher may extrionto himself. II ln-
nocent. VIC arc certain he will but II guilty. let
the a1 fall A far creator mischief will be
wrought it ho Hhall eacaps conviction, If guilty,
tlian if he ahall be condemned. Our heart sayB,
may he escape, but our moral senae psey1 that
Justice may DO done.
Iac Eilton- E3cccler Ltbcl Suit.
NEW 3oEK, Oct. 18.--Awrt Of issue WAS served
to-day Oh the counsel Of Henry Ward Beecllor In
the Tton libel suit. Tho case will DO placed on
tho November calendar.
, 1874-10-17

U7Npira-Mr. Nicholas Young, Chicago Basl
Club.
Bnse f;ls-AthIo.ics, =; Dostous, 10.
Er,or5-Athlcltcs, o; Dostoas, g.
Tine Of ofeAHtc-0ne hour and forty minutes
H1n.t rtsH-0'RQurAc,
, 1874-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
SOUTH T Fl e CHICAGO Ell

ra5.ots Addition il sttaa.a IN TIL, rapidly esortox
cY. bsluk Just south u the h4,bor aud
b"aen ,hs Calumet i4sss and Lako Michigan, Thrss
ss.sss uaw btius built scsuaa rssf opposite
sh. Addition. aud tho Esu.oss Ohsy Daput |, lpua.
p1 u the aan.ro Vt It. 8t1 lhss property aud nsks
Rrut,t1lp losa.tnout, Ccs 1t Hlush Ch1ca.a ~ ts.
Aundgtitsl.st, E1Aslpa.
E.f pAssEco1Ass. nl4ps. H., !naui1s 1t Tia oassas
U. =. TAILDR,
, 1874-10-17
THE WEATHER,

If1E WENIHEH.
WAsu1SoToS, D. G., Oct. lG.-For the North
west End Upper Lakes, and southwark to Mis-
souzi, oigLtly higher pressure, gentle northwest
to southwest winds, cooler, clear, and partly
cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
ENtcAuo, Oct, ID, 1874.
, 1874-10-17
FIJI
bHITIBH pnOTECroRAT.

LONDON, Oct. 1G.-Tho Governor Of Now
South Valaa has hoieted the British Dag on Eli
ppil.
, 1874-10-17

il. . -s~
DISSOLUTION.

Tho p4stusr.htp hasstefo.o e.!er1ny Madqr sae n of
ElX pRutI Max tua e;.es ro ~. sY1I.s:, S e,
Aud 4oVlbd hi tXt fasssf' A;,HHh, " HsYs"'esf''
, 1874-10-17
G:I,()YE ES,

lady .esny to mattel: THAR Dfcss Eoods Ia tho deer
oiHh tanas ot iunl, Marn lsio.' Hrowa End Stsoas,
wy hfla thr l9oa>t as,nrm"M at our Glove it'pt
ftnHst Unmarried Real t.tor Ladies' G-tuttou Qlova
North ks.ar. fur El,s1 1rir.
.;lsr 81. Ii Gunty hest Paris Kid Gso.us. lhuttoa.
, 1874-10-17

Secured on Improved Roal Estate,
boariny interest vt tile rate OF $40
per cent per a,luu1n. Interest paya-
Bile in quarterly installmonts. Ger"
tilicates for 500 to E6,O 900 roglster-
cd, or transferable by delivery. For
particulars apply dns,ona il. ,lorsa0n q Or tbg bg
M. g, & NJ, Swings Bank, rs South
Clurk.st, SYDNEY MYERS,
.N4anaEer.
, 1874-10-17
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR

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h,ttutia Aid Wln&ar Underwear. ladies', tiuntE, and
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

BOLD SNEAK THIEF. At 6:30 O'Clock
Thursday morning, says the Enterprise, sneak
thief entered the room of B. stephens, at the
Virginia House, and picked up and walked off
with his watch and deringer before his livery
eyes Mr.. stephens was lying in bed at the
time, and hearing side door of his room open,
turned and saw a strange man unceremon-
iously euter. The intruder marched straight
up to table standing opposite the bed, and,
taking therefrom his watch and pistol, turned
about and marched out by the way he came
Mr., Stephens cried out, ''Herel what are you
doing? That's my watch and pistol Where
are you going with them?' Not word an
swered the bold sneak thief--he marched right
along out. Mr.. Stephens, being in his night
shirt was not appareled for pursuit The thief
passed down stairs and out through the main
hall to street. then turned down Taylor
street toward street. As the fellow passed
under his window on his way down Taylor
street. Mr.. Stephens called out to a half dozen
men on the sidewalk to stop the thief, but
these men paid no attention to what he said,
and the light-fngered gent went off down to-
ward C street on gentle trot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

PACIFIC RAILROAD AND NATIONAL BASKs.-
\ Washington special says this week the SoliC
itor of the Treasury will have ready for pre-
sentation to the Pacific Railroad Company the
demand of the Government upon the road for
payment Of interest due the Government on
Pacific Railroad bonds The company has
either neglected or refused to make returns
upon which amount the interest due could be
based, but the Solicitor has obtained sufficient
to justify presenting the bill of the Govern
ment for payment. The Secretary Of the Treas
ury says payment will be insisted on He will
turn it over to the Department of Justice, and
the company viii be prosecuted.
The Treasurer of the United States has issued
circular requesting national banks to make
an additional deposit of five per cent. for re
demption of their circulation. The Treasurer
says it is with great regret and reluctance this
course has been decided on, but it now seems
impossible to prevent an interruption in the
redemption of national bank notes unless a
futher deposit of United States notes shall be
made.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22
BURNING OF 4 COTTON FAC
TORY.

FALL RIVER, Mass, September
19.-Granite Mill No. was destroy
ed by fire this morning just after the
operatives began work. 1t is said
there is fearful loss of life.
LATER. - About Z o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the
Granite mill No. |, on Twelfth and
Bedford streets, but owing to mis-
understanding in regard to the loca-
ton of the fire, the firemen did not
reach the scene until the flames had
made fearful headway and the en-
tire department was summoned. AS
far as can be learned under the
present excitement, the fire origin
ated in the fourth story, and the at
tempt was made TO eXtinguish it
with buckets of water. The door
leading to the spool room, opening
south, on the lower staircase, was
and prevent panic, but when the
flames gained such headway that it
was useless to stay them, the escape
of the girls in the spool-room was
cut off. The terrified creatures
rushed in a body for the fire-escape,
but the roaring flames and binding
smoke, which poured through into
the room, forced them over to the
northeast end of the apartment,
where there was no means of escape.
Many by this time had become suf-
focated, and others, preferring death
by falling to the ground, sprang
recklessly from windows, and were
picked up mangled, bleeding, dead
and dying. The excitement was
terrible. Every mill nearly en-
ploying its contents to swell the
sympathizing crowd. All medical
men in the city promptly on
hand. Wagons, stretchers, and all
of the hospital fixtures furnished,
and the dead and dying and suffer-
ing attended to. 1t is ascertained
that between 80 or 40 lives, nearly all
girls, have been lost.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

THE YANKEE IN SPAIN.-The sub
Joined story is vouched for by a
Madrid correspondent to the Lon
don Telegraph:
The report is that an American
skipper, Capt. John Jefferson, of the
London, on arriving in the Bay of
Biscay, sent a telegram from Bilboa
to the Spanish Government to the
effect that the United States had or
dered cruiser to see that no Ameri
can ships landed arms for the Carl
lists. Marshal Serrano Immediately
wrote a letter of thanks to the min
lister of the sister Republic, who re-
piled that he knew nething of the
cruiser in question. However, be-
fore the matter could be inquired
into, Capt. John Jefferson had ac-
complished his purpose, and while
playing the part of the United States
vessel of war alluded to in the teIe-
grams, he had, under the nose of the
Spanish fleet landed twenty-seven
guns, etc, for the Carlists. After
this the London quietly left the port
of Bermeo, and vanished in the
horizon"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22
Tin Shop for Sale.

MYTH COMPLETE SET OF TOOLS,
w Materials and Fixtures. great
bargain if applied for soon.s~
Address or apply to = G. BECKER.
Silver City, Sept. 10, 1874.