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Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

SanbInse 8ropn befisnbtaicr, at
ban sr paa ell Sorretninssrsiis til
Oes Moines, % at Solf maa psnte
meb at faa Sanbpiae inbtil ban
fomner tilba9e.
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proclamation for bet alminoelio,
Salg | Staten Sowa Den
13oe Sftober 1874.
8eb Statens @uperrpr

8 Sbcrensitemnelie nleS oons,,
proclamsrer ise, Cirrus GarSsnaa
ter, Staten Soiuas 8uusnpr y.
BET alminosIige @aIs ifal boIoes nsr,
2oen Sirsbag / October 1874. ~ y,
feIaenoe Gmbeber futile belettss': :"
SEQ S%tsmme9ipniu9 Of Stot,rs
@al9m9no
StatslefretGr .Gmteoet.
Statsauoitgr Gmbsbst.
Statsfasierer .gmbeo,t.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8ssiitrator. GmbeSet pso Stot,r:
0aubfortor.
GIerf. Gmbeost i @eisItsrst.
Nefstent. Gmbsbst / Seieltuo
Sto Stcmmeaiunins al @afomonS
/ De rsipsftiue Gonsres.S itrificr.
EeprGisntant til Gon9resisn il,
bpert af bisie Siltriftsr.
@so Stsmmesiunins al @u!pmrrs
fra De iOritisIligs SOmmsroiitrittU
meo l~lnotagelie al l2te % 13oe.
Siitriftsbommsr i % for bpsrt ci
bisis Siitritter, unNta9cn for l2ti
% 13bs.
SeriOr maa GaIomGno i belle Sto.
ten % for bpsrt AT be n9unie 81.
~itriftsr lG9ae W9rfs BERTH "a ),
foriiisuise Gountp.S bsrrifer plio,.
ifplbisit BABE SpmGrfiomhsocn rtia
oerpaa.
Gnbpioere proclamertr ia, at paa
bsnns iamme aIminbeIi9c 8aIaSaa
ifal fele.noe lenise Softer btirttts:
TN Senator ira Oct Ste Giitrit.
til Soltcioylamlinssr, iitsNrtiur No.
bert Sa9uc, iom CT fratraaet.
GR SesntOr for Oct Soe Siitrit.
til 6olfsiOriamlInasn, WabaIta 50.
inobefattst, iitsost Tor Sames Ggons
Der CT Ilpttst no al Stattu.
&so Stemmsaipnine at &alom0ns
fra Dc nGpute Sommsroiiirittev
Sllirlftoommer | % Tor Def Ieyrl
SOmmsroiitrItt. iitsosiicr SobusI 5m
cD, lom CT f%rairaabt.
Slltriftsaepotat / % for btt 4ng
SommsroiitritI, iieostfor gSiQ. "a
9ausblin, ionl or iyatraaot.
Srsesoommsr i BET 4ee Commit
biitrift, iiitostior Ioeiiou Slip1
lom or iratraaot.
Ssrfor uarllts hsrpeo ale &all
mGno ira De uUunte Siitritter "a Il
iorifieQi9e GOuntp Sberrifcr q, y,t2
iig bsrsitsr.
Sill ScfrGitclic letter jca min
3aano % Statsu Soluas Siou
Ssgl.
@iplt i StS Woiuss rtn l2.i
Ssptcmbrr, Mar 1874, / DIT
28os Nar al Staien Soma q
Oct 99oe sitsr Dc SSOrcnsnt Sta.
terS llatbUusibeo.
6. e. Carpenter.
SOiiab J. gouug.
.Statsiefret1r.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10
Gntprocuy

19ee SsnSas etetr Srinitatis, prabifer {:
Yrpf. 2arien paa Scleeet,
8afrr &preu / @lenpppb Sirfe,
Yaltrr 9ranbt / gincpln &irfe,
Batter 6ibabl / Salmar Sirfe.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10
llinolOte Sreue pco Secorab g. 8.
fra 2ben til 9be Oftpber.

ira 2ben I'll y6e Oftpber.
Die &munblrn &ierlanS-S @rneipn
-Sannepa &nbericn-NS 9arspplb-
DIE W Bale = Wi's Mnne 6 Gngen-
Gnore Gnerelpn Wiis Marp Gneez
bri9tIcn-O Ole y Utglie-Maurice 5als
rcricn-Wetls Wacr : 1Icn-&einertb
9ereal-W iis Warin %accbien - Mtls
Seielie Sptnion-N-'" Epennuna Dillon
-@arcline Yeteri> Wits S(iper Ye.
tericn-S Sbpmpi :
u. u. Bailey, =, pr. @elIpn.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Scftpr @atsynS. Senne irem:
ra9ence Sese irm MI bar beisst Sccrs
rab iaa rfte rs or iaa rel fienrt, Ri
after frmme bib til Zen 1OSe 60 lite
Sttpber, bprrSsse % SirenSc fan Fnrc
BAN paa @inneibeit Spuie. Srttcrsn
bar en- lang Iraris % f%ieneer enhpsr
SpsSrm til Sunrs, rs Ssse sil VIII.
ncf tjene ia lelY peb at beisse BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Sr. s. Sobnion bar siort iitanb
lit nDe Store % bOIosr paa at iIptte
IND. Noe &arsr fOmm,r oasIio,
% Sobnipn p%aaitaar, ct ban bill
l9Iae ubert biuiot.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Gn "Wanlfafturin9. Isiociation"
er orsaniisret / Sssper. 8pgnius
al ct Sernitpbsri % Maifinperfiteb
sr auereoe paabe9Dnot.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

u. Sanlon & So. bar iIpttet lit
fore Splus at Sfo % Stepler til
". @uuifiun & Sro's forriss Store.
Sanion bapbs forbsn forIiost Hnm
til lit tore @areOplas, men bet er
MI biulpet paa.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Srporsne Sab bar / bette Nar
ioIst Bpgsetomtcr Der / Spsn for
ODER $4,000. Ss bar Ii9elebes iolst
$40 GirsS at oerts Sarm ilrr San.
nober for $50 pr. @cre.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10
- As -

sc bette Sorn. ri Iriter,
Sar rrrt peb @ubers Munc,
% Srepas &oisnIabe
Sar fpsiet paa bets 8uno.
So, bette Sorn, ri TONNE,
9ar @uSsr tent snsans,
Wens Norbsns itore Orcmme
Sra BRACES Sarps fIans.
Oct pies bore Sebrs,
Sc SIester Sab paa &ab,
Som tismpsbe % isireb,
Som itias leo % bah,
Som bps8so bore Sage
Wso beres fore Serb -
81 lere Dem tilbuse
Ut bore Sfret p9rb.
Oct piss Marets Sabine
Yaa busr en- @aI / More,
Sc fiober ion, ginberier
Ssb SaSas @ub.borb;
Oet bies fore Winbsr,
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

= &stsr, buorior niger ou Dig
iaa ia9te otter ben &anin. naar on
life bar 9aas paa @epGrst.
"Sps! SDsl min Sen - aaninen
peo life ON Oct, Ter on"
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

GrinSriussliitc.

Subifriber paa "0cccrib: 8riten".
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10
Soec.

Sftrber 3bie. aaren Grifstatter, Scs
ccrab, Gnfe efter Sbcr 0rina9cr |
Ncr9e, 20 @ar 9ammel.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Naa Mneers Nilions Sarm / Sss.
per Sopnibip banots iioite Sns.
bag Den lllptfs, at ell ManO peo Napn
Stonion fit lin Mrm truffet inb
msusm GpIinocren paa en- Srelfe.
maifine, bpor Den blsp aloeIss fnnIt
neten til MIbusn. Nmputation al
@rmsn blir nebpenoi9.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Sorn & GaQmsuS &ap.garreI'
Sabrif CT nGitcn iur Spsration.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Esg~ Ga fpit Gut fan antases / grss
trNfterl9re. Waa funre lale Sfrift Ga
bet ncrlfe Sprp9 scbt. Wan benpsneer
f9 til ~Secrrab:Yrten"'s Srntfsri.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10
Oscar 9anions
&iDbubIala / @atcr Strcct

sr itsoie foripnet meo fsrItt &icb.
SOns og aalfuner, irroi9e iOr
Srpbsn, fan srboloss paa Fort @arieI.
Seq sr MI aIene ON Sorretninssn,
% SlnosmGno, Der ere minorc bDa.
tise / bet snsellte SprOs, fan unp.
saa hos mig al BRUCE anost Spros
end MfoosrSmaalst.
Manoas f~eritfommenoe irltsr iea
&ieoposnen isans isien runbt i
Spsr. % Ollie, Der rnlfer iis sieo
ti!brost. oil bsha8e at rsolGs9e Or.
bres / Sutiffen.
Ssmr 9anisn.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10
Sill Sa(as.

On uSm3rtet 6arm, itrr $40 Itrss,
Gilt inb9iGrret cs scet cpe9rfet, mee
MT Sramebus, 9pshus, @ransrp rs
Stalbbpsnin9er, b%elis9enoe / Wtlltair9
Scpnibip, / Setticn re. 1 90 II, 2
0tile pit fra Ssiian, pil blire lclst | nm
Selbsp eller 8areeler, til Sjsberens
Sefpemmslisbeb. Siseleees 40 atres
Sfcplanb. Alt paa 9cee Srneiticner.
Wan bsbase at benrenee Ns til uneers
teenehe, Ger Beer paa Stebst.
Is. g.. Butler.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

e. Naar eli Sut lom Inlet eisr,
glitter zig meb en- &i9s, iom csiaa
Inlet eier - or On benbeS Gicuoele
bans, euer CT bans % benpss baus??
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

se5~Dlip life narret peb at fisbe bpms
nlbsblanbeoe 0arer. 8eb Seeo,ab lllbs
fabrit ialses Blot ulttsi. 2iM
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-10

Set briitise Sirma u. Guuifion
& 8ro. bar nj, tillpttet lit npe
Store psb Chen at Slion &Sbomp.
ion. Set sr bosseliSt at ie to iaa
bsiIise 8psnineer Sipe ON Sios,
opfert af Norlfe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17

The oilicinl returns from all the
Counties composing tue First Con-
gressional District ure in, and these
give Rainey, tho regular Republican
Candidate. a majority of sixty-nine
votes. counting tho polls in G,orge-
town County, which ure contested on
account of irregularities. The returns
from Georgetown does not Of conr,e
Include the polls ut which james II.
K.Iney was voted for, these votes hnv.
ing been thrown out by tho Board of
Election Commissioners.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17

PREDICTIONS OF A COLD WINTER
According to q Pittsburg newspaper.
the gray squirrels in the Alleghany
valley are engaged in u general migra-
tion. They draw their recruits from
all points, and may be seen daily
swimming the river in numbers, and
pursuing an easterly course. Old
farmers cay that such a migra@n has
not taken place since 1886, and,regard
severe winter.
The LaureDsviile Herald mentions it
as significant factithat the only time
the people Of Laurens County voted
ny registration the Conser va.ive ticket
was elected by good majority. With
out registration the Radical ticket ia
always elected, although the whites
have the numerical strength in the
County.
a destructive fire occurred at Dan
vile, Va, on Saturday night. The
Roanoke tobacco works. Romey's ma
chine shops and box factory, and
Grows & Co Touring mills, were
totally destroyed. Loss SlOO, 600. No
insurance.
Alss Cnshman received for twenty
Two appearances during her farewell
emgagcmentin New York City $11 900.
me nightly receipts averaged over
S3,ooO. or an aggregate of SGS, 1000.
over $1,000 were received on the last
night OF her engagement.
At meeting of the powder
trade in New York, it was resolved to
reduce the price Of sporting qualities
i"nr cents. nhd two ceuts for blastino.
The reduction is To 20 into effect ut
once.
Comp!c'c rc:nrns from the Wiscon-
s'A election max" the Legislature stand
a' follows: Senate, seventeen Rspub-
Leans, fifteen Democrats. House.
slxty-four Republicans, thir,y-six De-
tlocrnts.
1t is said that soiled paper collars,
h"o tooth cAinbs aud old carpet bags
can be picked up quite promiscuously
along the roads in Alabama and else
where South now. The tracks of the
owners point toward the North.
Ii seems that the whole Democratic
state ticket i'll Pennsylvania is elected
by an average majority Of nearly G, 600,
and that party will have at least twen.
ty-thrce majority in the Legislature on
joint ballot.
;8The report that Grant will veto the
Civil Righta Bill if Congress dures to
pass 1t, which it won't. are frequent
und cup hattie. Things nre certainly
more civil.
A money-order office has been estab.
iisaed ut Greenwood. AbbeviIle
County. There are only two others in
the County, viz: Abbevi!le Court
House and Due West.
Oranges are ripe in Charleston, and
The orange trees in number of gar
dens about that city present beauti
tul appearance, laden with their golden
fruit.
Tue ont-buildings on the plantation
OF MIR. Is. NJ. Nesbitb. Mt Black Mingo,
Williamsburg County. were destroyed
by fire on the 10th inst.
1t is said that the recent cold snap
has cleared Yellow Jack out of Charles.
ton and that the unacclimated nav
safely return.
Three feet Of show fell at Ontario
on Saturday, and navigation will soon
close.
ke!hniu, Lon,a tS Co., ship brokers
OF Boston, are lin embarrassment"
John McLain. respected citizen,
d!c;! Ia Grcenville County on tho 18th
e<=xx-anr,-.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17

The Cuban insurgents continue
quito active IN their assaults on the
Span;ards ut o4rtaihl Joints. Then We
have an account OF "a grent loss of pro
perty in consequence of sudden iuun.
dation; and again they appear to be-
gambling in the gold market ut Ha-
vana. Bad enough. particularly whon
oil at ono time.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17

WATT PLOW VICTORIOUS.
HNHE WATT PLOW has been awarded all
L the premiums on one and two horse
has taken the premiums at the Fairs in
Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia.
this fall. These are the Plows that every
farmer should 7 o, and secure large crops.
For sale by JOHN @. DIAL, Agent, Oolun-
bi8. 8. G.. Nov 14S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17
Tax Levy.
RICuLAD COUNTY,
OFFICE County TREASURER.


COLUMBIA. S. c., Nov. 1G, 1874.
Tho following taxes have been
le'isd upon the property of this
Comfy. viz:
l. For pay , ;. salaries Exc.
cu,ivc and Judicial officers of
the Statc, the Clerks and
contingent expenses of the
Executive and Judicial De.
partments Of the Govern
mcnt; ;;;........... MILLS ~.
=. For support and main
tenance the pennl, chari-
table and educational insti-
tutions Of the State, exclu.
sivC of COMMON schools il,
3. For support and main
tcnnhce OF public schools.
For payment Of deficien.
cies for school claims and
School Commissioners sala-
lle", due prior to November
l, 1910. ................ 3,
/. For expenses of the
General Assembly.
5. For public printing. u
q. For payment of inter.
est upon the public debt, (as
adjusted by Act of Decem.
ber %. 1879 due and pay.
able upon 1st of January
and July. 1875. ........... 9
7. For Deficiencies. or IN.
paid appropriations aud
claims Of Central National
Bank, P. F. Frazee and +.
Curdarelli 14.5
Total for State Taxes 10 $3.50
For current expenses OF
iichlond County. M1LLs3
For New Court House. l
For Common Schools.
Total for County s
The tax duplicate will be opened in
thls Office on the twentieth day OF this
Instant. for tho collection of the above
tax levics, and every day thereafter
(Sund"y excepted) until the 10Th day
Of January, 1875. When 20 per cont.
penalty will attach TO oil delinquents.
J. L. NEAGLE,
Treasurer Richlaud County.
Nov II II7w8
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Boarding,

Boarding.
MISS CORDELiA MORDECAI, Colum-
lYl lila, :. c., announces that her es-
tao!ishmcnt, Southwest corner Of Sumter
ana Lady streets, is prepared to accomme.
date BOARDERS, permanent and tran.
sient. where the tastes and comforts OF the
nost ia stidious will be guaranteed
Oct IL +1S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17


ALARM CAUSED By a NEWSPAPER
AK"lCLE-A HEARrLEss Hoax The
article which appeared in the HeraH,
yester lay. purportinS to he un account
Of the escape of the wild beasts of
Central Park aud their subsequent
raynges III the Guiat neighburhoo.!s Of
the city. produced au fleet which it
is charitable to hope the writer conll
not have furesren In many im-
stances people read only the Head
lines, and others again did not sec the
denial IN the short paragruph At the
end. Tho headlines we're sufficient to
excite the apprchensions of readers.
and with visions Of Wild animals
roaming about the city, the head OF
the family clntioned his household
not to so out Of doors Tho ISSUE OF
the saiuc sheet in the form of an
extra" later IN the duy. increased
this apprehension. until the excite
ment became quite marked. Many
fathers trlegraphed home to prevest
their children from .,oIng to school or
tholr wivni from veuturing out of
doors. At police headquarters, the
superintendent was called upon by II
number OF persons anxious to know
the exact truth Of tho statement, huv.
lug fn!led to SEQ the supposed satire,
and were much enraged when informed
that tho whole story WIS l.onx. Tie
telegraph officers received telegrams
sent by husbands to their wives, warn.
ing them OF danger. and when t e
hoax was appreciated, additional tcle-
grams relieving apprehension. The
public schools suffered considerably
IN the attendance, especially those
around Central Park. The operator
at the Office Of the Atlantic aud Pa
chic Telegraph in William street
said that he had sent number of de-
spatches from merchants to their
wives, stating that the story was a
hoax and the children might safely be
sent to school. The operator ut
French's Hotel sent number of SINH
lar dispatches, and few of like nature
were received at the Astor House.
Ne,c York Tribune, lOM
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17
Nov II
Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
%HA EyEN-THIRTIETHs( (7.3o)
#EYR OF tho Saluda Factory tor
5t1r,1,iA Ess sale. Thls Factory is located
aslHSo the Saluia River, three
miles from the city Of Colum-
bia, 8. Q. The property consists OF two
hundred ana thirty-five acres Of land, 80
situated on each eide OF the river as to
ma ke Secerdl thousand horse po,rer easily
available.
The mill now has Elk thousan Eve hur-
dr"d spindies In daily operation. All the
houses necessary for the accommodation
OF managers and operatives are hand.
somcly located on the premises.
For further information, apply, befor,
first Mo.day in January, to
j. FISHER, Trustee.
No" ta3 At Columbia, s. C..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17

3C., &O.,
OF my o'ra as we'll as Of Northern manu-
fucture, and OF handsome style and flush,
ALSO,
A full stock of tho celebrated MILLBURN
WAGONS, which have given such universal
satisfa ction. Ny prices have been qreotIu
reduccd and all vehicles cold are ,carra ntea
for t'reius months, and any defect in work.
manship or material will he made good to
Carriage Mdn,yuctory.
Nov 10 JOHN AGNEW
Ii. l.
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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA, y. G., November II, 1874.
TNHE next Annual Meeting OF the st took
L holders OF this Company will be held
in this city, on FRIDAY. the goth inst.
Nov 1876 Q. BOUkNIGHT, Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17
Furnit.re, Groceries, DC.
BIZ JACOB LEVIN.

B. v. &c.
A extra meeting and drill of the Rich
"A land Volunteer Rifle Club will be held
at hoir Hall, THIS EVENING, at ha,f-past
o'clock. By order Of the President.
Nov II RS. MORRISON. Eec'y.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-04

The CRUs.DERs in San Francisco ap-
pear inclined to exc out their labors by a
good deal of talk. They love to meet
and organize and abuse the miserable
men tgood for the latter they ought to be
abused) and then reorganize. This, Of
course, is all right. The ladies, God
bless EN-, never say or do anything
wrong. Like our country, We are always
for them, right or wrong. But still, in
the East, they are not contented with
mere talk. There the strong minded are
at the helm, and the way they make
things fly is a caution. Among other
victories we learn that they have per-
shaded the Directors OF the Brooklyn
Street Railroad to issue an order that il
driver or conductor is seen to enter a
house where liquor is sold, or to take any
of the forbidden juice he is to be dis
charged. Poor fellows! They are worked
from fourteen TO sixteen hours day and
yet are forbidden to recruit their ex.
hausted energies with taste of the
crather." This is beginning at the wrong
end Of the stick. Why do not they 60
for the rich pharisees; the men OF
wealth and prominence who are bibine
heidsick and cosnac, and yet deny a
half starved, shivering brakesman little
bomely whisky. Bah! They had better
commence to reform themselves before
they experiment on others.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-04

Az EXPLOSION At NAsHoE CITY-A BOY
FATALLY IxyrEED. - hsTlss Stanton OF
washoe City, sends Us the particulars. OF
a sad acciden. which OCCURRED IN LIZ
town evening before last 81 = o c'oeh.
1t appears that several children were
playing about al cid abandoned poEdeI,
magazine, formerly used by the hrm OF
Erlanser & Hes In the old magazine
was a lot of 100 pounds Of damaged
powder-powder which had been We.
and caked, and which lad been DRIED
out by the sun and vas lying ID Jumps
forming an ugly mass Of stuff to play
with. Wishing to see If the stuff would
burn, Jack Casey, & boy about u years
OF age, son Of H. L Casey. Lighted a
match and applied it 10 the heap Inc
whole mass instantly exploded, pro-
ducing a vast sheet Of flame, which
burnt the poor boy almost TO a crlsp.
He was still alive at last accounts, even
ing before last, and brayely endures his
sufferings, though it IL said he cannot
| live. At times his suiterpgs are such
that he begs those about him to kill him
/ or take him and throw him INTO the lake
/ He blames no one else than himself ioi
the terrible accident, and most fortunate
" no one else suffered, as It seems b
had sufficient torethought to send all tn
other little folks that were crowdinI
around to watch the experiment, to
safe distance, himself taking all tn
chances. 1t is strange that the peopl
Of washoe City should have Above
such a quantity Of combustible to re
main where the children Of the tow
had free access to 1t, and where 1t wa
pretty sure to be found and exper
mented upon ty some among them
Virginia Enterprise, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-04

Isrrr .ro.- he ossee-s ia; Be ! tie tnAn
Nho some tine siDcs r2ur1eiFa z = ---siI
man IN San FrAneisco. OuI feslF = -, -;
remember that, although bf2ih-l -
the Chinaman, be had 3 pzrthef =
50 far Implicated il The eilDs iD14
vas found guilty Of murder ID ne ,t,i -.
degree and uks sent 10 tie C3h u
safe Prison for life. Brsnn2n nslns
pronounced insane, EAs s=rt 10 ihe -.
lorna Insane Asylum Il a., =
vherce it appears be has sne NC, - : =
MAKING his ssrsue. He arrived beis
last Saturday, but, i volld SseL,
no; known and made 10 dsnohsIis l.o-
70 attract psr.iculz- attention I'll yts'si-
day Afternoon. He then walked Up 10
where q group Of half dozen q sL w.
standing OF the Sidewalk eoI'sisI ~; = /;
and SAVING. i feel So though l sAo.I-
/ like 10 XII somebody, strcek one y w
men full in the eye He vas tIsh ar
rested aud. a. We Lave saic, locked Up
| in the statiop-house. Il this Is the same
JOHNNY Brsurau vh0 killed TIE nina
man in san Francisco, and vas sent 70
Stockton as being insane be sboala oS
lodged ID 4 cell IN the County Jan an :,
there kept until the PFopsE oneeL i.s sN. :.
/ arrive from California and return MN !.
the Insane Asylum. We protest ssslhs =
his being turned looss II our street. ,a
be bting liable at any moment TO 10.
hold upon bar Of iron, PICS shovel shovel, o. ::
any other weapon tha. may be within
reach. and kill any man, woman OF ehll-
that may be near hin. lie ponce ass.i
Us tia, they are not mistaken in th'
man: Therefore, knowing him 10 ha''
escaped from the stockton A.! .lm, "
proper steps should be at once taken I
have him returned to tina: institution
As an insane woman Is 10 be sent iron
this city in day or t~o, Blannsn ip I-y
be taken back q, The same ilme'-l'Hs
Enterprise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-04

THE Oakland News tells the following
funny story: A dapper little fellow at
Alvarado attended the late mask ball at
Livermore, and chose the character of a
monkey in which to shine at the festive
entertainment. He doffsd his habili-
ments at hotel two blocks distant from
the ball room, and donned the disguise,
intending TO walk in costume to the hall.
1t was about 10 o'clock when he set forth
snugly clad in his tight fitting suit and
playfully swinging the caudle appendage,
but be had not proceeded far when two
huge dogs espied him, and taking him
for huge monster of some kind, started
for him. The barkeeper concluded that
the better part Of valor would be to climb
the high board fence at Stevens Mills.
He did 80 with marvellous agility, and
the statement comes from reliable au.
thority that be was compelled to sit or
the sharp edge Of that fence, shiverine
in the cold night air, for two hours, be.
fore he was released from his predica.
ment by people passing within hailine
distance.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-04

The FORTUNES OF UTAH-In reply to
written request of the Mormon digni-
taries, Chief Justice Mexican says he
would neglect his duties if he complied
herewith. The Salt Lake Herald says
that the Judges bitterest enemies never
accused or dreamed Of his performing
his duty We don't know but what the
Herald is about halfright. That man Nc
Kean has done his very best to entangle,
embetter and embroil the public affairs
of Utah, until their ways, like Solcmon's
celebrated proposition, is past finding
out 1t will be good day for Utah when
Mexican and the rest OF the Federal off.
cals and the Mormon big boys of that
Territory are sent to the right about
| You can get nothing out Of either side bu
| abuse for the other, and like the quar-
relsome carpet baggers in the South, il
most cases it is well deserved. The best
the wisest, the only plan, is to senC
them all to the right about, and thel
put some decent, intelligent men il
Office who will neither lie or steal. Jus
about then expect the millennium.