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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-04
THE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD.
DELINQUEN SALES.


Condor silver Mining Company
Location 81 principal place Of business, san
Francisco, California-Locstion Of works, Ely
Mining District, lincoln County Nevada-No-
tlce.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment mo.
- levied on the 10th day of July. 1874. the sev.
eral amounts set opposite the names of thu re-
spective shareholders, a. follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-04

Washington and Creole Mining
Company. Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California. Location
of works, Phoebe, Lincoln county Nevada
There is delinquent upon the following de-
scrbed stock, on account of assessment mo. l2)
levied on the 21st day Of July, 1874. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respec.
tive shareholders, as follows
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NOTICE.

'IH COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between the undersigned, under
!, ,he urn, name and style of Chas. Stein 4 Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual conscnt Chas
stem is authorized to collect all bills owing the
firm. '' "'' :! s"io
ChAs. STEIN will continue the business
the old stand, Main street.
CHAS. STEIN,
Phoebe. June !, 1874. ieo.,f
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George Lambert,

ALIAS THE FLYING DUTCHMAN,
Who escaped from the Phoebe Jail on the even.
ing of the 18th inst
The following is a description of the escaped
prisoner: About feet inches high, 80 years
OF age, stout built, slightly bow-legged, large
homan nose, short dark hair; was dressed as
Follows when last seen: Black sack coat, black
ielt hat, Light pants and white shirt.
+. J. TRAVIS,
Deputy Sheriff of Lincoln County.
iioehe, New, august ~, 1874. au2l-tf
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Utah Central Railroad,
TIME TABLE.

T1NRA1NS LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
i at $40 q. m and GAS p. M Arrive at Og-
den at 80 a, m. and 5A5 p. m.
Trains will leave Ogden daily at $40 \. III. and
$50 p. IN. Arrive at Salt Lake City at l0a0 =. N.
and $50 p. III.
Mixed Trains
Will run daily, Sundays excepted, leaving SAT-
Lake City at a. m. and $50 p. M, and ogden
at a. m. and $50 o. nj. au2S-u
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Caroline Mining Communicates

Caroline Mining Compsny.---Ioca.
ton of Principal Place of business. San Fran.
cisco, California; location OF works. Ely Dis
triet. Lincoln county. Nevada.-Notice.--T here
is delinquent upon the following described
stock, or account of assessment mo. 81 levied
on the s0th day of June, 1874, the several
anSunts set opposite the names of tho re.
spectiye sharel plders as follows.
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PHILADELPHIA BREWERY,
Main Street, acknowledgements Phoebe,
Schustrich e. Kleine, Pyop'rs,
Utah Northern Railroad.

TlRAINS LEAVE CORINNE AT 730 P. NJ;
i leave Logan ct $500 m, to connect with
trains for Ogden and Salt Lake. au93-ts
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
New York Weekly Herald.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

DftOhH III -fND n N NIltEL I.
V'HE WEEKLY HERALD Is PUBLISHED
i every Saturday, at FIVE cents per copy. An.
nuGl subscription price
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04

nal property. 10 wit: household furniture and
riauD. Who'll of tax and delinquency, @4i 85.
EInund Newman. personal prupsrty..to Wit;
one horse and eight mules. Tax and d,hnGue IL
y -, II.
J. IL Alien p rsorsl property. to wit: wagon
snI two n,.,s.s. Tax and delinquency. SO Ii.
Ear;::D Ssin?,. the northwest cusr.cr Of block
70, Phillips, division If Carson '4iy, with uwe!-
ling li2gsu thereon. Tax and delinquency,
81? II.
I.uis Cos.a:- lots in Empire City. numbered
l. . ana . l.. b,och -. with dwelling house and
other improvements thereon, situate in I,lii-e
Township uruisLy county. Nevada: also the
fr;iowin- =, rSoEal property. 10 vii: hous. hold
-! hitrht furniture. hoss ard fowls. Whole
L: lax and tcIi;,qE, ney. SIS %.
Dated JaE.Jialy 18th iS-t.
VA. PAII EkSpN
District Attorney.
Gr.-.s,v COUNTY. sal. Of Nevada.
:. I. SWIFT,
Sl rif OF UIMs3s county. state &c Nevada.
lalH-id
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drnsG arson ain Anna,
Z ARSON GSi.
= etsn esday ...Es .,i,s:E. !. 1881.
THE WRITE Pm" TCxvFL.-Ws -

'EHE NE--E PM TC.SEL--"s -
as.'.y hn,t Z. cali s:oE4 al. W"ltol.. a:.>
4 rae OIL rss:leats q iitu.i.fon. a',.i
-, a, tie principal nw.eI- III tn town.
lis cI.i-e. IL Wishing Eur,i.;t is t. SELECT
III, sl.u.,;usos 81 GA. ci:izeI.z Ia = petit
ia be- has n o:Icu.at.nn i:iro"ebCu.
a..~Is ~ A,.y.-;d. cor he s.svr.e I'm, TX -
gQiie Pine i.:s..at".n. Il - PIE posed
IS g.-ii;if,i. Congress j.. g, LIANT a. fam
,i,i-s - th- nouniai;s. i~s th- Iusrn>,
ri yrlnains :;.rEei through it u. i:,Ii-
z,a,. size, which viii be about eight M
sSS4 miles long. The originator OF this
~ut.l "a. Rot Iutcnd 10 take "a subsidy or
iCan frGm the Government, merely the
,raarEisc 81 the lauG: so as to prevent
any interference with the tit'e of the
sl.sd after the comm nceneat of the
s,.Es- ii is proposed 20 form 4 joint
ssprk company. with sufficient capital 70
rxETy cut the intended designs. Mr.
- alton has secured owe. 2.GU1 names to
',;s '>e.;t'or. an.! will sfart in day nr 81
f- Washington to lay his plans before
our REPRESENTATIVES, ,.i.u though iarn-
S.HlnI the matte: bt lore the proper Gem
sstte e.-E,.r.h NeItil.i, jim -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04

D5scHAE"LD.-A ~ .,rninarr ,E:,Gj:l
7sIoa k.st eselt,a@ ~ .jEstise N..,4 HaG.n.
zsto tie case os Michael Lynch charge
NTH E5;tssI-i; ootnts T.-ir InoEsy. resultes.
II fha di-,..'-roe OF the accused. Tie
s,sss.r2ony was rot sufficient to warrant
~ commitment, and Lynch proved a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04
Or. lie IiChau'S GOLDEN BALSah No.

cures thGncIts first and second stages. SORES OF!
the Leg, or BODY. sore Ears. lyes, Nose, &c,
CoppeI-cololed UlotcEes. SypLIiItic Catarrh.
Diseased scalp. and all primary forms Of the
disease Known Is syphilis. iricv. > per bottle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 545 a.. NJ, 7.45 =
H., 45 ~, II As p. H., :45 p NJ, 3:45 p. IN
and 5:45 p. IL.
Leave Carson City DAILY at .. M, .. m.
l0a. H., II H., p. ~, p. M, and s p. n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04
DEL.a,lUfiiT TAX LIST.

~, -, ,.,,->--v,r ,,,.,..,.-,
nrsr.rCr ,Tr.,y..t,.,- t,rtT.r
r3T-TFS Z. e.iTs In.9alraT-E
F;Tr .GiI. EEs-Lta,- I-sG. :. .,iisD 3Es-
{ tcEd-rt- ID :" 81 p'Ta:is e ~ ,!.ii:aai.:s
~ sisr -, --ss5. ;i;d -s s.r Ci 2
al n, D. u h. II ;s>t sse'i rel ,r,-u-
S'' '''"v'' ~ L E-''y IN WV Pc
Uey notified that suits nave been coge,:ne need
=. 'os.. & ~o,st,. ,a4Nel: tv"Hsrii' Gins
~ cs'ft,sts STATE "i Nevada, before t!tri.s 4
frvaa rlainritf. assist se:: 80: the defendant,
Gs?~lHrt'F nalH,i- ant each "f IT,. tol OWNS
4"ssrlS'-f 'r'.,.s O E'a-, 5 II l'ilo with the I'M
K-Farateiy assessed. And all owners Of or
Clzgnants Il" the she KNOWN 9. tii1knuFi T. r.
<''Fcr tue t@-, AID GeI;iri!'s &NstSSt1 10 sand
ss n.fs-lf1 '.ii-t Sa;1 p petty Tor lie Il cal
year co=--l-=' "a 1i ti-e IS LAY =" aa--T'-Tr a D.
ff' 49, tzi';ln% tle SIS say q -'e'elti''tf Aij
stint .sf'' d ,5s-.'-.s,Is * s't;' :l''ly iss'l
ls''- - '~r si,t II tfs if-ft'}f -.i---tt th.i
loss rof avg 49, a'S'7f =. es-l AZ,
--sSs L; SAID case on a. Aeiofa &c
s@dh Day 81 f-bruiiry. : d. 80
= VI At IL Cioc@ ~ OF sara day ;rt.-,.il1n NJ
vi be taken against toi a,lo t-5 yea! estate :iat'
- ,-----s ..t- l.t' .-l s.-i-u
~ tl@ F-s Z. --nr a.t'E' s,t--.',. 80" g-a.s e.
9S~t 'a - "..t 80 -,- Fs -
49,. ...>-i -..- ..--~ Us - 90 ~
.- '-.'.+-
Ca.r.5=se -i.v-i--. vine - bio g = sa;rs.
: lt.-s .ser.- -...l .--:- s-- . '-; t-'..-- T.
So -.7 z- ---..- l,..-- e. 60. - F.. So
"a
"a Billings T--t-t O. lyt CO. -. 90 =
,-4-s. thoE2i il a--I Sets GU -s--E E t--..--
tlE- e r--i-t IL -t'.-.- 80 :=. '-- ---l-.
a. So
+rAl zs-ca.st. --' S5;t 'zla7f z 7-g & ' ~.
-.-a- .- & Il "a '' ~ '.-i--.. p . ia g.
-A-5 y 7si '.'.H-i.-E.- 81 a.-''S 'i- r''iih
@s-- -i-l-'.'A.- -'.---- ~ '- ''. 49, 81 -.-'-
ssa.ft-r .,.-,.r.l 81, .E-s.-i.s-. = -..a g.
q Z. = % y
--'-'Eo -E 80
Is 81 = ..- -. ~. =. = = IN
-; -;t-:' Cd, -' i''1i - Z, ''.s-'ii' j. 81 81 %
slf'@' = .7-- i-.;l-'--- 80 .'' 81. "a ID Is
'l1s' S.. 3. .' -ti- -s-' = . -----. = .t': 1884.
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~SSoSS mSIl sCCCS,
PANCAKE COAL CiaPAkT.

SEIC - ili-EEES- GIVEN THAT
~ Il; 4 II,etn, II III Euara Il Trustee s.
..--I Il. tn, oft- gay e.. Ja1u4ry y u. Iri4. 81
o.-. re--tHi iAy. = + Ten co.'s pr sAaEy Wa
ley ii upon the capital SICK - IN colpura-
Iion, payable innleuiatoly il I.Ited states gold
Cul4s. ia III se,r,taIy. ~ o;ii.e ii Con.pary
Min Ll4-s X hing. t&lson C.;y. Nevada. RAID
as; seL-tAt t. Cc aiu Il or hg lore ne
lst day IF bIarch 1874.
hcr st hEoiutr mai ing de:a in payment
! s4ld asst es:!4t ht Is aboye required upon the
shares htiA y MN VIA DC uu4.. 4ui.t, anu SAT-
STA g VII be al.veEt SD Tor salt ~ ruDi!c au-
iltn. &LG unitss required Payment thtrc,,! Is
l-aa" On or before ANIL Isl. 4e'+. - n.auy oI
such s.&its VIII be sUid. Il sam last date Is
VII! b. necessary Tor ihe pa acnt of the asscss-
lAcIt u.cn al shares 1t lG Y si!cL sharylnlaer
tor-tnrl "ilA costs OF advertisement ana tx
Iitl-ts of salr.
S. y. KING, JR
Ia'-l*Niw SsCretarT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23
l.aaleron. use er,ho word rMe.o

iilphlapders have the habit, %heii talking
their English, of inter iectingthe personal pro-
noun ''he'' where not required, such as The
King he has come" instead of "The King has
come" Often, in consequence, sentence Is
rendered ludicrous. A gentleman says he has
had the pleasure Of listening to the kev. MT.
- (let his locality be secre')' ana receht'y
he began his discourse thus:
"My friends you will find the subject OF dis
course this afternoon in the first Eps'le gener-
al of the Apostle Peter chapter and verse !,
in the words: 'Ihe Devil he goeth about Ike
roaring lion, seeking who he may devoar;
Now, my friends, with your leave. we VIII d.
vide the subject of our text to-day into four
heads. Firsl-'Who the Devil ne was" Sec
ondly-We shall inquire Where the Devil he
was"' and Where the Devil he was going:
Thirdly-'Who the Devil he was seeking?
Fourthly and lastly-'What the Devll he was
roaring ab0ut?'"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

1s.c San FT''' S'T7E'''
Passengers booked to aud from any Railway Sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain Ireland. Nor.
way, Sweden. Denmark. Germany. France, Hol-
land, Belgium, and me nited states,
Cabin fare from NEW ORk to LONDON, LIN-
EKPOUL, GLASGOW AID DEkkI by Mednes-
day's Steamers $50 BY Saturdays steamers ass
and $50.
EXCURSION TICKETS. sIaO.
INTERMEDIARY. s35, SrEERAGE, $40
Payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends III the Old Cour-
try can purchase tickets lowest rates. For lur.
ther particulars apply to the Agents, HESDEK.
son BROTHERS, Z bowling Green. \. Y. to
SAMUEL L. BETS,
iniugto1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23
A Brutal and Fiendish Murder at Sum-
NIT Hill, Pa
A YOUNG GIRL, SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD. BEAT
EN- TO DEATH WITH STONE.

Several persons at Summit Hill heard the
cries of the poor girl with disinctness that same
| evening, but for rome reason did not enuea'or
| 10 fiud out from whence they came.
IL SCENE from the statement u the mother
that the girl had from time 10 time conslderabie
| Company, and on the fatal evening had been To
Summit Hill making some pnrcbaee' at lhe s,oies
| in company with r female companion oi heif.
After she returned home, three young men, VINO
we're acquainted with the family, came to 10 The
house, aud, in presence OF the mo.her and sister
began cutting up with Kate. They remarked,
| Kate is too strong for us" ana she REPLIED
YES. | am strong" She then walked to the
front Of the room, and at for few moments on
the window ti,l look ing out of the window, leav-
ing her mother, sister and the three men IN the
room. She went out closing The door alter her
which was afterward found 10 be bolted on the
outside.
This was the last time the mother saw or
heard of her daughter, until her remaius were
found the next morning.
When the deceased was discovered on wed :
nesday morning, she was lying stretched out
upon her back with her arms aud limbs crossed,
upon the stony ground, her head resting at The
foot Of q little clump Of bushes, and covered IN
pool Of blood A Hat bottle was found broken
into pieces on a stone near by. Ten feet farther
on another pool Of blood was discosered. and
the bushes near by were also snatteied withblood
giving evidences OF a fearful and obstinaes slrug-
gle Ooe hundred aud fifty feet Oft in another
direction pair Of mems gray cotton drawers,
somewhat soiled, were found haDgiO on bush,
aud portion of girls handkerchief, consider
able torn, was cinsing to a branch in the same
vicinity, aad several hundred feet away, and
down the pauce, other porlious OF her apparel
were found.
District Attorney +. c. Dimmick aid +. X
siewers, EsqI, of Mauch Chunk, are inves'lga-
ting the affair and gathering every portion OF
evidence that may give clue TO the murder
Doctors. Thompson and ODonne, ofSnmmit
Hill, made post-mortem examination OF the
body of the girl on Wednesday morning, at the
residence Of her mother.
The weapon used is thought TO have been a
stone, as fourteen distinct gashes were discover
ed on her head and forehead. one of the uglies:
wounds being Immediately over the bridge of
the nose.
The post -mortem revealed the facts that ejath
must have been caused by conclusion Of The
BRAIN as the skull was not fractured in any place
Farther examination proved that the girl was
encente, and that the seduction had taken place
three months ago
young man sixteen ears old, and SON oi
ons Of the most prominent cltizeLs Of Summit
Hill, il is ALLEGED would have been the father
Of the child had the girl lived, although II is
claimed she was very intimate with other.y young
men
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading harCad Com
Eany have completed arrang eInents 10 carry Money
iackeges ana Express Matter to AMI rom all polut
oil the line OF their road and v est Chester
Also 10 all points on the Philadelphia and Read.
ing anu CatawlsSa Railroads, including Reading
Allentown, Columbia, Harrisburg. Lancaster Down
ibgtown, Mahoney City. Mt. Carmel. NorIistown.
For further information apply at the Depot cor
Ier of Front and Madison streets Wilmington
, Express matter sent 10 Franklin Telegraph off O.
no, west IhIri street or 10 their d. pot, Front
and NJ Madson. or orders Iett with Mem allen 4 seal
oehverng agents will receive prompt attention.
e. SrULX
ap6-u Cont Supt ". Il rt. X. Il Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23
Steamer S. M. FELTON,,
FOR PHILADELPHIA

:, The FELTON," leaves French Street sl-.A
Wharf at :, A. M and returning. .sssaz q
leaves Chestnut street, Phi!adephia. at s. 7. N.
Fare to Philadelphia .......... ......... 30 Cent,
Return "trip tickets s............. ........ 81 ~ =
Freight taken at usual rates
%s-Partes shipping carriages are notified that
the line will not be responsible Tor any damage
after landing On the wharf at PhilaIeldhla.
. Mr.. IaRgart will forward them at shippers RI X
if requested 10 do So m7-lm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23
W wilmington and western H. II.
TIME TAnIt.

FALL AMI MINTR,EARRANGEME
E3HE@HHE Commen cling Oct. l.t. ls74. trains will
S1-YY~ run as follows:
Leave Wilmingtu 10 ~ a. III. and 81 y. III.
Leave Landenberg A., Il. III, and 20 4. IN.
Arrive at Wilmington - a IN. and $50 = IN.
Arrive Ht Landenberg II 30 IN. AMI ii - pm
CONNECTIONS Trains ieav,ng whining ton at
lO 50 a III UitA t.Ilu leaving PhIILdclphI ut 50
Train leaving Wilminston at - y H. connects
with traia leaving Philadelphia at / o. y Ia.
Train arriving AT Ilmington AT 81 a m with
tran Tor Philadelphia at ) 10 III.
lraiH arriving at Wilmington at 81 with train
for FhiladelphIa at Ill.
Sunday trans Will ne ithdrawn after Oct. lst
b NID CUNNELL, supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23
EU1N N TTuRL1

OF every description.
Matu esses ON hand and made to oder,
Undertaking carefully and promptly slteDdei To-
ii has secured ,ne isht To use Carpenters Pateu
Orphe fTcseIyer may l43u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-23

Ohio's Lew Constitution cost TIE State $780,
600. The Cincinnati Enquirer offers il to It's
readers. however for the small sum of lye
cents.
Ths recent duelists IN New Orleans are trying
to establish a good character by expending
about $i4 Al for "a card" in local paper.
, 1874-03-16

Tho Rev. L. ?. Chamberlain will load tho
noonday prayor.mooting today.
A spcoinl meeting Of the board Of Supervisors
OF tho Woman's Hospital Of tho ststo Of Illinois
will DO hold at tho house Of Mrs. Necs, No. 8lo
Michigan avenue, at o'clock =. m. to-day.
Tho annual election for officers of tho Young
Mons Chrlstian Association will take placo to-
day, at tho Aaaociatton'a hooms, No. las Mud
iAon stroot. lilo polls will open Ut 0 o'clock In
tho morning and closa ut o'clock in tho oven-
lug.
The Womon's Benevolent Association will give
musical and literary ontertnipmcnt Thurslay
evoning,. at the Eighth Presbyterian Church.
corner Of Washington nnd Ioboy streets. Tho
proceeds AFRO to ho uHod to help tic pour.
4 meeting Of tho cittzons Of tho Ninth Ward
will bo hold this eyoning ut John Wade's Hall,
No. 40 Blue Island avonuo, for tho purpose OF
making arrangements for tho coming election.
The reading rooms OF tho Young Mons Chris
tian Association at No. OF Woat Randolph street.
aro. .oloaed, preparatory to removal to their now
ruartors at No. 148 Madison street. Duo notice
will be given whou thoy will bo opon for tho pub.
, 1874-03-16

aud collection Of 8!nto saxos. Il would roduoo
tho number Of separate taxes which thu people
hayo to pay. Il would no materially reduce
county taxaB tint tllotr payment would 10 leaa
to look to othor SOURCES 81 revonne t,aii, tax by
valuation, and eventually result in tho or.
ompaon Of oltbor tho land town and city lots,
1.-Two stock, Or parBonal property, or soyora1 OF
theso from tho tax by valuation altogether.
0l1l0Auo WOULD rAy
into tho State Treasury ,noro rovonuo annually,
tl,nn tho ontlro authorized levy tor 1874, which
u to bo coslectod from all mannor Of property,
asno !s9s i4;s property rarond lan iota
tax OIL capital stocks and lobts, and franchises
OF every kind aud description. Tho tax would
DO paid honestly, oheorfully. and promptly, bo-
sanso IT. would 10 honoat aud equitable II would
nErEAL THE anAn LAW
IN lts dishonest provisions but at tho Rame timo
would more than compensate tho counties iptor-
onted IN TINT law. They now got ,ebate OF a
hoat'du an 70 .. % inc stato ta5 thor property would
enabling oil nuol municipalities to apply thoir
whole means to tho Payment OF their local doba
tics.
Tho stupid writora In tho Springfield papors
have asserted that this proposition To repeal tho
stato tax on land and other property was
DIJoA0o MEAsunE
TO avoid paying taxes. Under tho valuation BYH-
tenn oyon as doctored by tho Stale Doarl of
Equalization. Chicago will hayo topny on tho tax
levy Of 1873 about ono-fourth OF tho State loyy,
supposing It oil to bo collected, which ia very
doubtful. Il that ayBtem DO nboliallod aud tho
otlor bo substituted. wo rcpeht that. Chioago
o1s a,one will pay ennu9'ly into the stats TsossuFy
losy for ls74. Chicago has no objection to pay
Ing taxes, but when taxation is unequal IL Ia rob
bery. Every owner Of q lot i'll Uhcago is
, 1874-03-16

Thcro aro u! present afty-threo casos for vic.
lasion OF tue sunany ordinance pending against
various aaloon-koepera. It il the desire OF City,
Attorney Jamioson to hnvo tbese cnspg quashel
Oh payment Of costs by tlofenduuis.
Tho 1t. Roy. bishop Foley, Mayor Colvin, aud
other distinguished c.tizons, will review the st..
patrck'a Day parade tomorrow from tho hnl-
oony OF tho bishops residonoe, No. 705 Wabash
jesuit Church, as previously ANNOUNCED.
An individual who giyos tho namo Of Bur-
banke, aud his place Of residence Chicago, has
boon lrreslod in Anna, ILL.,, for swiHdling. Ho
Aaa been travelling nlnong tho fruit-growera,
representing that he was nftor conBign,neuts for
communication houses In this city, a,l, when not
ylotimislng the farnora. devoted ILLS time to
writing aud gett!ug monay on forged checks,
1Io IL "wantod" " in a cozon yillaros In tic
Southern portion Of Illinois, and is likoly to re-.
ceivo tho punishment he doBorvos before Ae L.
reoasod.
Although OF the election next nj onth there arc
only four ot'looa to bo filed Oh the North Blde
namely, Supervisor, Collector, AsHesaor, and
Town Clerk, still tho candidates. for these posi-
tons arc becoming as ntltilerotls az flies m hot
summer SUNNI day Tho most pronlinont ,namos men,
t!onoa f9r tlioso various positions In that divi-
sion Ct the city arc ~ follows, Supervisor: @.
4. Aorn. RoberE Ktunoy, MIC. KulMleu, and
Henry Wiolaud. Collector, Aruo Voss, Jacob
LenEacher, Mr. Murphy, tho present incumbent.
aua deotgn kuerr. AHBoBhor. Albert Patch, O.
4. Mofn, ". D. Ryan, G. rhielon, ". NooI, md
5natloe sttckuoy: Town Clerks A. .. Franklin,
"; Sweeney n: 2; Ryan, John Wagner, John
Gallagher. and Mt. Clair Cleveland.
y. n. Hobart, Esq., ,,who has been connected
VITA tAs pfsss Of thls city tor alaht
, 1874-03-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

THE "QRkINGMEN. .
Our Communists celebrated the anniversary OF
the uprising OF tho German royolutionists aul
the establishments Of tho Paris Commune last
evening at NOS. 0s and 10 West Lake street. Tho
hall waB decorated with two CORY flags, on
which was tho inscription in lettors Of gold,
"WorknRmon Of All Nations Do Unitod."
They began coming at an early hour aud moat
Of them wcro accompanied BY their wiyas, and
long before O'Clock tho hal Was crowded to
sutrocaton.
TIE MUSIC.
The 5estitivitics were opeued by tho band, which
consisted Of six Instruments. playing tho
Marsellatso, which, stranGD 10 say, was con-
WINS not very harmonious, but nevcrtheloss was
greatly. enjoyed BY those present. This
was followed by each Of those present
drinking aoaao lagef-beor. They told tho re-
porter tint this was drank to the health Of the
martyrs who spilled their blood At pariH .just
throe years ago. Wine, thoy said, would have
boen more appropriate than beor, but beer was
all they could afford in thoso hard tunes.
TIE sPEEcuEs.
Mr Zimbel, one Ut tue m0Bt ancore and on
thuBlRsto Communists III the city, aud who
wears rcd hair ou principle, was then introduced
~ tho orator of tho evening: Ho commenced
by saying that, although this was not tho 18th
OF March, they had decided 10 celebrate this M
nlVersary Oh Sunday ey0MinE, because Atl the
wolkingmen conld bo present to participate in
tho festivities. Tlia celebration was Tor two
reasons: On tho 18th Of March, 1873, tho
workingmon OF Berlin woro forced to talo up
arms against tho bourgeoipo, and thoy woro no
succoasful as to compul Iho present Emperor Of
Germany to leayo tlic city disguised iu posti!-
Prince, and by hiB cruol aok il, tlriug upon work.
ingmen III tlo Hteeots of Berlin viii, grapo
and oauister.. renolyoJ tin uicLnalne nf
"arapo and Canister Prince" II tho
workingmcn et tnat timo lad understood
, 1874-03-16
THE FARMERS.

sptetas Mspatch q 1hd l'aieaSo i1taune.
LANSING. Miol. March 16.-TAora Will be a
pose erasnzns araaae a1eh n - Ellis et1 sns h BIZ
Hon. y. .. Blown, Master 81 tho State Grange,
and State Leoturor Druerton will bo present,
General Deputy O. H. Wood reports Oranges
organized ,.sd ~ ioows @ st Vernon, with 90 men
Of Victor, with 30 members. There sre tiftoen
Grangoa In lonta County. A Graugo has beon
formed in Fltoh9urg With 29 ohartoE members ,
alao, oao. has lately baan osganized N Dunkos
Hill, 1ugham County.
8ecsetsry Cobb. Of the Michigan State Grange.
seporta 8qt Oranges In thla asasa, In iossesss
Ut 1sasly " In two ussta.