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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24
SheriR's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued out Of the District Curt in and for
the county of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to
me directed and delivered for 0 Judgment rem
dered in said Court, on the 30th day of May, A.
ID. 1874, in favor of o. p Sherwood and W. II.
Sherwood, Y. W. Clute and A. A. Young, s. Il.
Carman, A. Snodgrass and +. L. Flanagan, and
! against Thos. +. Hanly, X j Hanley, J. Will
IIails, James Shea A. Bouquerez and Il Mckee,
composing the firm of Shea Bouqueraz 4 Kc-
Kee, q. ". Chesley and J. s. JONES' composing
the firm of Chesley Jones, for the sum OF g..
4sl S.lO0 gold coin dollars debt, together with
1874 so 100 dollars tax costs and all aecrung costs
and interest, / have levied on the following
property, to wit:
That certain lot situate on the south side OF
Meadow Valley street, in Phoebe. Lincoln
county, Nevada, adjoining on the west those
certain premises now occupied by y W Clute as
a store, and extending westerly from said prem
Uses a distance of % feet six inches, more or
less along said Meadow Valley street, and ex-
tending back in southerly direction an equal
width 100 feet-the same being known on the
official map OF the town of Phoebe as lot number
., in block number %, and being the lot Of land
on which now stands that certain two-story
y ick and stone building known as Armory Hall,
together with all the ap}urtensnces appertsin-
| ing thereto.
Notice is hereby given. that
On Saturday, the 27th day OF June,
A. ID. 1874,
At IL o'clock m, will sell all the right, title
and interest of said defendants in and to the
above described property, at the Courthouse
door, in Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction, fol-
cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said execution and all costs
W. S. TRAVIS, Sheriff
By B. H. HEREFORD, Deputy Sheriff. jee-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

Cornucopia just now is very dull,
owing to the cessation of work by the
principal company on their mines. We
are reliably informed that the mines Of
the district are looking well, and the
suspension Of work is by no means ow-
ing to lack of ore. Between seven and
eight hundred tons Of good pay rock, a
fair proportion of which is very rich, are
already taken out. but as there are no ia
ellities for reducing it there and as the
bulk of it would not justify transporta-
ton by teams to a great distance, the
company has determined before proceed
ing further to make arrangements for the
erection of mill near the mine.-[ Elko
Independent, 20.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

A CHINAwoMAN, night before last-she
was lone more unfortunate, weary OF
breath"-took dose of "cold pizen.
A Mclean doctor prevented her taking
her departure for the happy lotus gard
ems of the other world. What it was that
the trashy unfortunate" swallowed no
one appeared to know. She was seen to
take the dose, whatever it was, and wash
it down with a cup of tea. Shortly after,
she became insane, Infatuated, or at least
develish, and charged furiously upon all
who approached her. One poor old
devil OF Celestial who fell into hei
clutches had all his clothing torn off by
her before he was rescued.-[ Virg. En-.
terprise, 20.
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1871, and for other purposes; for hxlng
the amount of United States notes, pro-
viding for the redistribution OF national
bank currency. and for other purposes;
providing for the publication Of the re-
vised statutes and laws of the United
States; to create the Bozeman Land
District, in Montana; for the establish
ment of life-saving stations and houses
of refuge upon the coasts OF the United
States aud to promote the efficiency OF
the life saving service.
SpRNGF1ELD, Mass, June "a The
Commissioners of Hampden county have
issued an order directing the Millriver
Reservoir Company to thoroughly recon-
struc, the dams at Searsyille and the Up
per Goshen reservoirs, and have recon-
mended the building of a wing to the
dam at the lower reservoir at Goshen.
FoRT WAYNE, June pa terrific wind
and rain storm, accompanied by thunder
and lightning, destroyed large amount
of property in the southern part OF Allen
county, yesterday afternoon. The loss
is not known.
CHICAGO, June 22.-S. McVicar, for
many years connected with the Nc
Wears Opera House in this city as Its
manager, died to-day. He was we'll
known throughout the country as an ac'
complished gentleman and an honor to
his profession.
BosroS, June 22.-The Senate ba;
passed to engrossment the House Liquor
License bill.
LOUISVILLE, June pa supposed in
cendiary fire destroyed the business por
ton of the town Of Richmond, Ky.
last night. Loss, 100000. Small insur
ance.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY. - BY our
Washington kilograms it seems probable
that the re-establishment of reciprocal
customs relations between the United
States and Canada will be delayed until
the next session. The new treaty seemed
to meet with great favor in New York,
Boston and the Eastern States generally,
and it is pity that the Senate could
not have found time to have examined q
matter that was so well calculated to in
crease the volume and profits of the
commerce between the United States and
the British Possessions in America.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

THROUGH parties just down from the
new dlggings at Island Mountain we col.
late the following: @. B. Mayor, super
intendent for the Owyhee Water and
travel Company, has. through opera.
tions with the hydraulic. become per.
fectly satisfied Of the value of the claims.
-lElko Independent. Goth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

AN application for patent to mineral
land within the town site Of Sonoma.
Cal, was recently contested by the ad-
verse claim of a party who claimed title
to the land granted by the town authori-
Ties under patent for town site. The
adverse claim is rejected on the ground
that property rights for town are pro-
tected, and that patent to towns does
not prevent application for patents for
mineral lands beneath them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

CHAs. Z. DE LoNo came up from vir-
ginia Tuesday evening, held few pri.
waite conferences with some of Elko's
most astnte politicians, and took the
tram Thursday for Palisade, where he
VIII tarry but night. proceeding from
thence direct to California.-[Elko indie.
pendent, 90.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

AT about - o'clock Thursday night
the family of Mr.. Trueman were
awakened from their sleep by the APP
pearauce of an unknown visitant in then
sleeping apartment. The intruder was
first discovered by Mrs. Trueman, who
screamed and awakened her husband
Tie stranger, after INDUCING in fit OF
laughter, made tracks for the door, close
ly followed by the husband, who, as soon
as reaching the outside of the house,
commenced lively bombardment at the
retreating figure. What object the man
had in going into the house is unknown,
as be did not act as one intent on burg
larous expedition. The doors of the
house were not locked and the man. in
proving around for place to sleep, and
thinking the place untenanted property,
went in, and the comical situation he
found himself in caused him to give ven,
to his laughter, and retreated when the
lord of the manor commenced to insti
tute closer investigation of affairs
Eureka Sentinel, 20.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

No DOUBT is expressed by his adhe-
rents that Grant will appoint Governor
Sheppard and Vice President Willard, Of
the Board Of Public Works, as two of the
Commissioners to govern the District
until the reassembling Of Congress-
[ Washington Telegram.
Why should there be any doubt?
These two men have been proved to be
dishonest and negligent, qualifications
that seem to find great favor in the eyes
OF Grant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

THE Utah Supreme Court rendered a
decision in consonancs with the opinion
Of Judge Holt, that soldiers cannot be
punished by the civil law. Federal
Courts have now become mere register
ing offices of the will of the Washington
magistrates.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

The Virginia Enterprise says that
there is much building going on, and
that the piles of material collected for
use disigure the city.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

A MAN named Darne writes the follow
ing to the Elko Independent
Iwould prefer my name being with
held for the present in connection with
the candidacy for any Office.
The poor man need not worry himself,
there will be more candidates than the
unhappy people will know what to do
with. Darne will be a darned good fel.
low il be will keep withholding.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

ANOTHER CABLE between Europe and
America has been successfully completed.
Tho cable, in this instance, connects
Brazil with Portugal BY way Of the
Azores.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-24

We yesterday observed that forty or
fifty men were busiy engaged in grading
site for the new sixty-stamp mill of the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company.
I Virg. Enterprise, 90.
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ltatt Die Groe su our6pl6len uno in 6as
8rob .btnab3uiteigen, mo uniere @eliebten
peripelen. ibnen nod otm @ra6e bes 8lou=
tbens. uno Der Softnuneen iebes ginselnen
N etn eliiflidoes Seber, sit einem l1Dnen
Nufentbnlte nadfolaen iuo man minoe<
items ni6t me6r 2ei9en Ieben, ionoern Iid5
oas Btlo oes 8e11ieoenea 10 Dpr bic Sinne
rufen tpliroe, pie lie tparen, als mir nod
ne uno lie nns liebten. Wtan ldbreie nift
iiber Nrofanirilna oibt es 0enn cine
arDBere, aIs ben Gurus Der 3eihen, nel=
DIE lt@ einbollamiren unb ausItopFen laI=
ien nm Die 0ertpeiune nod cine 3eitlano
meter binaus3u3ieben? SD erinnere mid,
tuie zines Saees 0ittor Suoo, als oas @es
iprdt1 ouf iroeno cine ein3ubolIamirenoe
Yerlon gefallen mar, nit elmer oihteriinen
MnIpieluna auf hie &Iftebr ;u ben Gle
nenten unIeres Weiens Iaote ,Sh mei=
nes Shells perbiete es, ooB man mir oiele
S6mad1 antbue; idb mill ni6t baB man
ben Iu9enblid DersD9ere, no i6 ipieoer
YHanje. 8lume II. {. 10. tperoe = es lit
mir lieber, ielbIt 81 cinbaIiomireu, aIs eins
ballamirt 5u tueroen."
Sas do il n 6ener GIimd. Suber !:
Mb @riiB 8ott, Serr Mlu0er! Stun, uie
beho9t Sbneu benn bas Miindener
Glimo?
N2iller: SDren Giel einen unous-
lDihlidlen Surit uno men unIberninoli<
den Gdel an alIer 4rbeit.
Snber: 8ratulire, bonn inb Gie 16on
afflimatilirt.
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ben tie, oaB iie i9on felt eSabren Die,
Sanoperf ausiibtell. SSebt tpar bem ar
men Aeidlen flar, tparum feline 5a6el
lftet 9tngen - uno I'm innerIten 5erSel
oantte er benz GDnige - oenn o6neS1laf
rod iudte er tpobl ME - berfpei6litbt lei
lelner Sugero - in Die falte Na1tluft ipa
jteren ge9angen.
= aebnlt9 unruhie, tpie Der beitohlen
Gelhe por Der Gntoedung, lao Der Nrj
nnf ieinem barten Eager. 9lod inlme
mar er ouf feinen erinen 3meia oefom
men. Sen Jfatb bate er natiirli1 bi
lebt nl6t befolgt, benn Die paar Yatienter
ole er bate, tuollte ct nidt aufgeben.
Yloblld flopfte es an ieine Sbiire; {
otfnete, uno ein eallonirter Siener tan
ppr lbm uno bot i'm, in Die ndcbIte Strab
5u tomn1en, p0 0as $Gino ieines Serr
ploblib ifDer ertronft lei. Shon noai
Der glr3t 9eben - ba eriunerte er iih be
Borte Salouo's, unb nit H9 fdmpfen
bra6 er in Die gBorte aus: uS9 9e6
ni6tw
Ser 9iener erSd6lte bas ieinem Serr
- Der beIor9te Soter aber fabte Die God
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belelot9t iei neil ibm tein gBageu oferit
Doroen. @r lieB feline GarroIle anipaf
men, Der erItaunte 9oftor ruuroe 10 abq=
bolt. = Die Sadie ma3te Gcat - uno it
Ar5t mahte iein Slid.
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lange 3eit niGt Den Gntl1luB faIien, tn
Gatb Oes GOnlgs 5u befoleen. 5ein I6s
mes 9Detb tuur0e INNER 3dnfii6er, lele
oausrnhe immer mebr unb mebr unter9az
ben. Gines gl6enos, als Die sdrtlid)e @t<
tin mteoer Elm SDnnermetter ouf oasSapt
oes Setlagensrpertben ausgelhittet bde,
etlte oie1er perSweifelt 6inpeo, nit snt
SorIaSe, .itd] 3n entleiben. Sein Meg lar
sum Strome, aber als er eeraoe cine Des
queme Stele sum Grtr6nfen 1ih auSes
lu4t tuuroe er in Ieinen Weoitatinen
0urch oas @eflapper elmer Wtiible oeTirt.
Sa fiel i6m oas 0ort oes G0niog elm
er trot in Die Wiuhle un0 erbielt ou6 pm
perwunoerteu WliiQer Die grlaubniB, bic
yla6t bier Subrinaen su oiirien. 9llS CT
nun 10 brilteno oalag, uno bem Spiel ,er
Wtlble Suiah. fiel ibm auf baB wenn as
Quontum S0rn in Dem Gditen Dolle0s
sur gteige NOR, burA Elm We9anistus
elm &nlppel 10 lan9e auf ben &a1ten iGae,
big Der MtIIler, aufmertiam eemat6t, p8
Gorn 5ui4iittete. Bl6Blid) fubr ibm lin
@eoante burdl Den &opf - ,,MH(lc, /"
,prad er, mas MOTT Sbr fir oieIen &nIps
pei Vertauft ibn mir, mir Yeioe tperlen
es nidt bereuen. . Wtit lei1ter Ntibe r.
belt er Den Stod.
g8ie Der Gbemonn ben Stod beniiBt,
nm ieinen SausFrieoen lpieoer ber5uiieIlel
iiber!alie i9 Der Combination Der 2eier;
aber oaB bas ,,herbe" gSsibhen miirbl
pnroe, lit cine in Seruialem iebr betanntt
Shatla4e eemoroen.
glls Die 9rei lib tpieoer einmal sufGIIi(
i'm Gafe trafert tonnten iie ii9 mittbeilen
oaB tbnen allen ge6olfen tpdre. uno elm.
| ltimmig prieien Iie Die 0esbet oes G0nigs
SaIomo uno ieeneten iein Qneeoenfen.
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IlpbcnS &arr iiber 2eid)euDerz
brcnftuua.

Sic WelT! bic Weiblino! SuQei6enper=
brennune bic 8eeroigen! -io t6nt bas
6elo9el1ret aus beioen 2aeern uno INNER
aaeemeiner entbrennt Der Ganpf ouf Der
ganaen 2inie. Oeiterrei9, Seuti1lano,
Die SbDeii, Stolien, 0el9iet baben ihre
Stimmen oernebmen laIien, Die ii9 I'M
SntereNe bes bfTentliden Mojles uno Der
9efdbroeten Sanitdtsperb6ltnlie fir bic
prpiettirte MbGnoerung bes biAerieen 2ei=
6enbeitottun9ss SDitems iuben. Mu6 in
Srantreih beginnt es iih lett 5u riibren
uno Nlpbons Garr's geiitpolle Se0er nimmt
bere6t bas @ort fir Die Sabe. .gs lit
cine 6raae, laat er nbie bon3eit au 3eit
INNER pieoer anftau6t uno Hnaufb6rlid)
oem Borurtbeil crliegt. gu allen 3eiten
bot man Die 2eldenbeeroisunj ols gcfdbr-
li9 fir bic geD0lfsrune bel Gtdote be-
tra6tet; ober aus Sipei urlt9en lit bieIe
8elahr ourh oas tpunberbart un0 beIidn=
bise Mnpo6ien Der Gtd6te enc itets brin=
9enoere 9eworoen. 0ie erlfebeltebt barin.
oaB Die Gir6b0fe, tueld,e mar fluaer WeiIe
lehr entfernt BON ben @obnIt1tten onaeleat
botte, enolif bon Den neuea 9auten inns
rinat uno in ben Greis Der Stdote einae=
lhloHen iuuroen; Die 5ipei!e lit Die tiers
ipa6ienee 3abl Der geeroieun9en in BEN
INNER polfreiher peroenoene5t60ten. 0ie.
3ir96Dfe iino 81 tlein aetporoen uno t6n4'
nen ipegen bes 6oben Yreiies Der @rinoej
unb Der erfDrberli6en Grpropriationanl
niht erDBer lperDen. l9enn man lie ouBer=
Galb Der Staot, ober nabe an ibren Wtaus
ern aElest, 10 lueeoen lie in elmer 8egebenenI
3eit nit oer giusOebnung berlelben in ibren
Beyeish ein9eio9eE lpef0en; = ipenn man
lie 0apon entfernt, 10 miro biele GntferJ
nung tanieno Sduieri9teiten itbaIien unol
bic lleberleben0en SDingeH, ihre liebfienl
Sooten 5n parldIien. SD geitsbc, oaB mir
meinerieiis Die Beeroieung etlpas fiirhter.
libes lit; oas mein @soanfe BEN 2eibnQmI
in aIen Ybaien leiner 3erlssung folot;l
baB i'd bes giadts hiels inter Der groe aussI
aeItredten ssGrpep Dor mir erblide unb nonl
Der Ssdiie uno Geaen leioe, ben lie eroulben
miijen. DieVerbrennuug 3erltprt oteWirf.
nngen bieier traurigen @inbilouna; fem
Gtreden. fein Gtel nilht it1 In ben Sc
oanfen an Die tbeuren Weien, Die nns per-
loilen baben; bie aeisietiitaft uniere Saas
81 @ ea ..s .ss ilbraens nnnere MittsI
als bic Mlien ar3uiuenoeil, mn bic Sob.
ten 5ll berbreniien. gBeilu Der tDote G6r=
per burfb bte. in einisen MuQenblifen be-
iDirfte Yerbrennung Die ihredlihe 3erIess
ung Dnll5oaen bat, peid,er bic Qeihe innlt
Ianaiam urlterlisat, 10 bleibt nthts aIs ets
mas a!l1e surld. Der Gsoauis piisbs,
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IpDess Mitseiae.
GssnGSss&a,sasas. .

Den peIen 5Yeunbsn mtiltes peritorbeneM @otteu,
uede pdbreno iener &rsasbeit 10 pie Ebefl obe an,
pen Gas egsn ,nb f9 OIL einem BegrdbnHe betbeiItqs
Ten, nRle tb m,e an nugen Dante ptrpIi6Fef BeIoHs
oers wunse id ssnen Tanf aus5iOridsn. bar (gs.maia
eoge w. 1l3 g. o. .. s., Der G1tbe 2oae To- 10 r. Of
B, bsm Nidrto Gonclope SO. . .. gj. N. NIB BEN.
ssrs 8ereiit, iope ptesn 6reunben pon anberen
slagen ss aus ber oiretten 9abari1afs r bre Ebss
aapals aa BEN 9esrdbniiie.
IL Sofephins pberIn.
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GnnfS fSaaaataes. /.

S3nnterteidnete tatte biernt oem Er,iben Soin glo
!. ben 8,.monitdts Sraisnpersn foSie benz Ss,itihel
SraTn fnerltiitn8susrein No. nrstnen duiritiieen
Cant tiir De pronpse untsrisisune, ipee i pon bens
eIbfa erbaltsn babe,
II NINA w Weu{e
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Nerlnreaf I.

Cine Bad nnb Con xsrrer Slut, rmssfdhr brei Sabre
Str cine liberale seslDbnuuip. II
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8ettfebern III reiniqeu

ufteln DanpfuppaGat Gmpfeklunee spetben asaes en-,
slnftrdse werbs b6Ai9t erbete non be ldllsbsfrnns
6sbssnreintaer W. s.. Ra4nanus n Camp @aitiuaton.
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Serlangtz Anieiaen.

Verlangt. Sin Or0entlides MGOden
am SOien sn ni9en in 53s ss0Inat srabs, up stairs.
IL
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Sin Sod ober 30din 1.
2Iafie nit euter GmpfebIunsen Gutter aobn Ipirb bes
tlbIt. Gnresa SaG, Sfe Der 8. irnb gSalnnt ct. II
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gerlanet: Sin Wdbden snm Go<
den, Aaiden nnb gigIn in elmer fleineu Ea,uie fO6
8rOa6wan, ;wii9sn 8. unb A. Strase, Outer 2obn.
17,i8e
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8erlanat: Sin out empfObleues
gRab9en tar serpSbnI6e Sausarbeit. gutsr aobn, in
Az 8ine Strobe. nt1S.tr
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NSerlai,9t:

Oh UtIIUHItN WWI HUU TtUI UHIH
sabeeer II. Mon Rdbmni6ine, iebr biz g. Serner cine
quite Ginger T1mieus unb S6neioers9gafdne. giabs
3uragsn 500 Nain Strase Gieieben fSnnen aud geaer
tnonatItbe 8obIungen getauft rpetben. II
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gserlanat III nerfaufen: Sin

2Ftodess Dromebans, grobe 8innter ale. Yorbes
neuer Stall nnn @arrtdgebaus, Mder @rno, rutz u.
Sdotient Gume @eitrdu &c. ac Wobiipn Yite, nabe
benz On;s busz Ste no, On NnInUt Stls. $780, @eo
Z. Mepers s. Co., "a u. 3. Str. 1S
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Serlangt> gt>Nn5eigen.

elm Waaellmader: Nad)=
,uEraaer beute wQoreen BET Renhntt'5, 9o ass alnut
StraSe srpiiden 10 b llhr. Gin Iehiger MGnn lpiro
rprsesogsn. Referen;sn perIanet uno geeeben. IL
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Verlanat: Sin Vartner oDer alts5li>
perianen eines bet beitengertsti.en Shnbmd6srsQes
hdfte, III eiem ber beiten Ge1dftstbelle Der Stab&
gu erirasen IN oer Office b. 81. f5miAts
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8erlauat. Wute anifGn0iae WoarOers.

8erlaust si berrerltell 2 sSrontsinl<
er i'm ,nsen Stod, NIT gEaiisr obe, an cine fIee ors
eentIidbe Samie. IN 1874 Gperstt Str. n,i16,17%
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1NStUEyt~ tW TNI|US[ IIttR W lrVUV
aapitaI fur ben baben MntbeiI etner WsfIabrif 90 ss
len pon Cincinnati. Gate Nai9iners. Dan aSrere Bor
asa Gitn Goit.OFce. mf6ui7s =
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Gerlanat: 8 quite Carriage Srinls
msr, bel o. o. DterIpgosr III enbeton, squares b.i
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-05-17

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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-15
"REMINISCENCES OF CHARLES
SUMNER.

Major Ben Perley Poore, who was
familiar friend Of sumner, writes 10 the
Boston Journal some interesting sketches
OF the late Senator's daily life. lie re-
peats what all of Summers habituai Visi-
tors know, that nothing could be more
simple than the daily life of the Senator
at his home in Washington, when be
was not sufferer from the martyrdom
of scientific medical practice. He used
to rise about z, battle, shave himself ard
carefully dress for the duties OF the day,
with the exception Of his coat, for winch
he would substitute comfortable dress
ing gown. Then, going into his study
or den. as he often called 1t, which ad-
Joined his bed room, be would read the
Washington and Baltimore morning
papers until the arrival Of his mail,
brought from the Senate postoffice.
Scanning the budget of letters, he would
pick out those which he recognized as
from Lopgfellow, Whittier, Bird, Phil
lips, Curtis or other personal friends,
and read them before be went down
stairs to breakfast.
OF the Senator at the breakfast table,
he writes: "Sumner always sat at the
north side Of the large round table, where
his simple breakfast, with its cup OF ex-
quisite tea was served. He bad not drank
coffee for several years prior to his death,
but be was a connoisseur in teas, and
was familiar with the flavor and taste of
the choisest varieties. While at break
fast he used to read the New York Even
ing Post and the Springfield Republican
of the day previous, with some Of the
many newspapers sent him from all parts
of the country.
"While at the breakfast table he used
| to receive the visits Of friends, and the
room was often crowded. His devoted
friend Wormley used also to come to
consult with him on his housekeeping
arrangements, which he looked after
with careful eye. In a letter now
before me, written when Sumner
was last in Europe, he said: Pray
| tell Wormley to expect me AT
the end of the month. His friendly care
will see that my small house is in order.
Never was friendly care more devotedly
disdlayed, and prominent among the AT,
rican race who manifested deep. unceas
ing gratitude to Sumner were Wormley
aud j. B. Smith, of Boston. Unlike
others, they never sought to use theii
friend as pedestal for self exhibition
Il n. Y. Evening Post.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-15
Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, April 14.--The Tartar
has arrived; she sailed from Sidney
March IA. On March 18th a shock of
earthquake was felt in the province of
Adelaide.
Much loss and depression has been
occasioned by strike of iron workers,
still the country generally is in thriving
condition.
The inter-colonial difficulty between
Sydney and Victoria is not yet settled.
Inland free trade across the river boun-
Diary is stopped. and custom.house off,
GERS warn the traveller that although he
remains under one flag, he passes from