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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

eiTectnally control them. The testimony OF our
hos, citizens of all classes, establishes the fact,
that CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and does relieve
mud cure the affecting disorders Of the lroat
and Lungs beyond any other medicine lhe
most dangerous affections OF the pulmonary
Organs yield TO its power; and cases oil Con-
sumption. cured 10y this preparation, are pup
licly known. so remarkable ~ hardly 70 DO
believed were they not proven beyond dispute
As a remedy it is adequate, on which the pup
lie may rely for fall protection. BY curing
Coughs, the forerunners OF more serious dis-
case, Il saves unnumbered lives, and an amount
of suffering not % be computed. IL challenges
trial. and convinces the most sccptcal. Every
family should keep il on hand as protection
against the early ard unperceived ATTACK OF
Pulmonary Affections, which are easily met ~
6rst. but which become incurable, and too often
fatal. if neglected. Tender lungs need this de-
fence: and il is unwisc TO be without It. rs
n safeguard 10 children, amid the distressing
diseases which bcset tho Throat and CHEST OF
childhood. CHERRY PICTORIAL is invaluable;
for. by lis timely use. multtudes arc rescued
from premature graves, and saved 10 ule io ,,ye
and affection centred on them. II acts speedily
and surely against ordinary colds, securing
sound and Notwithstanding sleep. NO one VIII
snfTer troublesome Influenza and painful
Bronchitis, when they know how easily they
can be cured.
Originally the produc; of long, laboriou'' and
successful chemical investigation, no cost &c
toll il spared in making every bottle in me
utmost possible perfection. 1t may be conn
IDENTIFY relied upon rs possessing all the virtues
Il has ever exhibited, and capable OF producing
cures as memorable as the greatest It has ever
effected.
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
Straps.

Chicago is now called Cremation
City"
The most diaicul: ascca;-Gct,ins u?
subscription.
Susan B. Anthony, aged 55. The
Graphic made the discovery.
Receipt for not breakfast Admire
your !auilady's new bonnet.
\ Memphis paper defacs advertising to
be blister which draws trade"
GLOW Goliah was killed with sling.
Is the title Of Maine crusaders lecture.
Jones says that why he isn't married is
because that when hc wooed ,he wouldn't
10 Delaware the price for calling the
Court "a bloa;cd Cd Rhipoceros" isju>t
s..
Charity Ann Borden, Of indianapolis,
has cone into the Divorce Court to get rid
oi her Burden.
-"llus5and,whcre shall get the tick
nc for our new eathcr-bcd?' ANY
place where You can get tick"
To secure I scovl Of perfrct disgust
from a woman, tell hex a caterpillar Is
crawling on the back of her dress.
4 Buffalo editor never takes time by
the back hair. He simply casts the eye
Of his mind across the chasm Of centuries.
It is considered a pretty well-sct,Ici
fact TIA, death has no terrors FOR the man
who marr;cs a woman after a thirty years
coartship Of her.
Col. Escr;on, in the House o: COM
mons, said philanthropy is 50 energetic
that lit requires good deal Of influence
nowadays to &C; hanged"
as them the common dog sassasc?'
inquired a venerable looking lady, as she
surveyed a bunch of bananas over hcr
spectac.es the other day.
ANY letters?" asked Smith Of his
lani.ady on going home to dinner. Only
two postal cards, sir, wac the disiaiusul
reply; but they contained nothing par
ticu.ar."
Shocks was advised to get his life
insured Wont 10 it, said he, at would
be just my luck to live forever if l should "
Mrs. Shocks very meekly said, well
wouldn't my dear"
Its forty years, M old friend John,
since We were boys together" is it?
Well, don't speak SO loud there's tha,
young widow in the next room"
\ Pennsylvania bet $4,000 that he
could eat fifty quarts of peanuts in twen-
ty-6ye hours. lie got away with forty
aud then death got away with him.
Judging from the number of drowning
accidents this year, says the New York
Commercial, there are fewer people born
TO be hanged than We had Supposed
Mr. Greeley did not invent the phrase
GO West" as is generally supposed.
The original Of the remark was when Ruth
said many years B. c., Where thou 90
West 1 viii 60"
\ darkey. left in charge Of 4 telegraph
Office while the operator went to dinner,
heard some one "call" over the wires, and
began shouting at the instrument "Dc
operator isn't yer" The noise ceased.
We often hear Of people who are too
poor to marry, but 4 California couple,
who had been engaged for some time.
married because they could not afford to
keep two separate rooms in boarding
house.
Ihistics are growing thrittlly in the
streets Of Victoria, AMI the papers are
eiamoring for the enforcement of the or
dinance against nOxious weeds. They say
in effect thistle never do."-Saa
Frqaci5cO Chronicle.
The difference in natures was we'll Illus
trated at the Boston depot. Two sisters
met. 10, my dear sister - said one OK
hausiedly, as they embraced You've
been eating onions" said the other, calmly
and fearless h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court VI i'r.' / 'td Il
Fad- Within aud fGr a." CONT of bNfO 4
IA the third 10, rdHy of August A. 10 iHsl
IvEED'k r. 81 NW ,tuar"i,n 90 Henry !. shaw
L Manor child und heir 81 John T. shaw lAir of
I'uftlaud IN llr Count, "f tu"i"liHnd, having
ptr-,ht.,l his account Oi gn.sidiAi'-uP al said
W. ri Ter ALLOW vance:
ordered, That th' said Guardian giyeno'ic6
10 al p,t-oa- iut, r-icd 10y causiuE e'iJ - this
tnt, tu be- uh htd thic' wttks surc'-Tif,y 10 the
ONCi RI l., niucfat printed Il IA 10 tha ;h may
app.a, 10 a PT,,t,9te Cour 10 ~ held 81 PHris
Ia AT. County, un 10, Third 1n,sday - >,pt ut Nt
4 viclu.k n tlg fu.tnuOn ai.d shr~ rau.' ii uuy
,n., have .hy tao rniur -h.ufi noi b. ailUa'd.
4. a. WALkfls judge.
TN. copy AHr.t: u. g. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

OXFORD, - At a Court OF Probate hid a.
Paris within and for the County OF oNi"fd

OXFORD - At Court Ut Probate h,ld q.
Psri. within and for The County OF pNi'fd
on the third Tu.-la, OF August A D. 80.
IN the petition OF JONATHAN h. MAXIM
~ Guardian OF Hannah VI Hall Julia \. lh.l
aud Florence X Hal minor heirs OF John IA. Han
late of Rumford in sanl COUNTY drcca--d piai inE
for license to sell and convey the home farm ll
said Iiumiorl lately occupied by the said john h.
Hall A. set forth in hs petition ilr iu Oh" Pro-
bate Office to Aaron a. Hall uf SAID Rumfori %
an advantageous ODER Of two hundred and twenty
dollars:
ORDERED, That the said Petitioner give notice
To all persons ihteTrrt, by causing an abstract 81
his petition with hi. uricr thereon 20 b. puhii-Led
three week succcsfiy,ly In the oxford enn'f"
printed at Paris, that they may appear at Probate
Court to b. held Il Paris IA said County ON
the third TUESDAY VI sept. next at O'Clock ia
the forenoon anI show cause II any they have Why
the same should not be granted
A. u. WALKER. Judge.
,ru. e,,,v- Attest. II 4 DAVE REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
A true copy-Auest: II. c. DAVIS, Il. si.''r.
OXFORD, s. AT Cont OF Probate held 90
Paris within AID tor the County OF ONiVrd

DNtOKD, 81 al a tuuTt OF PROBATE h'ld %
Paris within AID tor the Count, OF ONiVrt
on the third Tu, sdHJ OF August. -. lNst
IN ~" petition OF IkON1 r. HOPKINS euarIi.
~ an Oi Everett +. Read ut Lewiston in thr
county Of Audro-cuggin, Urayln t"r liccc-c %
sell and convey CERTAIN real estate known ~ ih-
Annie c. Reel lam, az public or private sa' ~
set forth ia his petition on file IN Tie Probate uhc'
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persens int,rc,trd by causing an abstract 20
laid petition with thi- order thereon 10 De- puh-a'i
three weeks excessively ia the oxford y, uocIat
printed at Paris. that they may appear az PfoO"lr
Court 20 be held al Paris in aid County ca
the third Tuesday Of sept. mkt al . O'Clock 700
the forenoon aud show cause II any they have My
the same should not be gtAnted.
A. A Ind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Scni-Weckly Line.
Steamers EIeanora and Frsnconia

Steamers EIeanora and Frsnconia
VIII uu;il further notice run
as foilons:
&E{TzH Leave Franklin Wharf. Port
t1>1-sS~ss.--As9 land every 10 y ID 4 Y and
THURSDAY ats, l.. NJ, AMI leave Pier b East
River, New York, every MONDAY ahd llItk
DAY, at {, L. NJ.
The EeanOra is 4 new steamer, ustbnilt foi this
route and both she aud the trancunH are fitted up
with fine accommodations Tor passengers, making
this the mo convenient AMI comfortable route Tor
travellers between New York aud Maine. These
steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven during The
summer months on their passage u ana from New
FORK.
Passage in State Room s. ~ mesls extra.
Goods forwarded TO and from Philadelphia.
Montreal, QuoL.r, ST. Juhn and all pnrts OF Maine
Shippers ARE r,.luc stcd 70 send their freight tn
the steamers as carly {, l.. NJ. ON days they
IL ave Portland. For further information apply Ia
HENRY FON, General Agent, Portland.
If. AMES, Ag't Pier = r.. r., New York.
Portland. July 81, 1874.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
A,ruc copy attest: II C. DAVE, Ers.i,r.

OXFORD, sal . Couit OF Ir0bap h'lo 20
Pan, Nuiin asd lCr The County ct oxford
on fnr third Ii,-.iAN OF AuEu.t, ID 1874,
DENJAAIIN !. Bill Administrator un 'hc
ID estate OF BcuJHmm ! uius. b.. aur Of Hat
luid ~ laid Comfy deceased, having pr",tti0l
b.. :r,t account al administration Oh The t-taiC
or said l,ecascd tor allowance:
Ordrrd d, hat tie aid Authorization give notice
to all prrrnus interested % causing copy ui thlt
order Ia be published three weeks succe-sstl 90 thu
oxford Democrat printed Ht fATis. that th"J nay
appear 1T = Probate Court To De he'd Al Paris
Ia laid County on the third utsdsy " sept next,
al . O'Clock IN the forenoon aLd slsW cause % any
they have shJ the zane should not h. allowed.
A ~. MAIh kE. Judg'.
.,,. r,t.,-asf,.t Il { lIAktN Ettt-Irf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

Tue -ubrcTlbvr hrrfbl give puhle notfe that
a.. has br, "a duly apponlrJ by rllr Hon. J~s" ~
Probate for the County OF OsiorI and assumed tao
lflist OF Admiuistrat"r Of the estate ol
CHARLES GLOVER 20 TAI" OF iiaiuIri
Ia .,,,d Counn deceased by aving bD"d ~ fli" law
directs he IhciriOrr nQu-S az per ,Ons VIA aro
iu,l.l:, Il 10 the ,str ~ >ltf e'h~d TO makt Ii-
mcdilt, pa,Inonl and ih5sr Who h'Nr a"J IL mahds
"a. r,on 10 exhibit the SAM 10
LEWIS BsSBEE.
L. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
Ay er's
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases of tho Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries OF mod
cn science, few are
Of more real value
10 mankind dlan this
elrectunl remedy for
nil diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs.
A vast trial Of its
virtues, throughout
this and other coun-
tries, has shown that
Il does surely and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
ss.-Nl Court Of rfoDale, htla 4!

ONFORU, ss--Nt Court OF pfoUaie, held -
Paris within aud for the County OF oxford
ON lhr third Tuesday Of August, \. ID lsst.
VOuN J. PERRY Executor o. the - tate ut VII.
81 liam W. Oliver tate Of oxford in -Gid County
deceased, having resented his third account 90
administration of the estate Of said deceased l9r
ALLOW anCc:
Ordered. That the sail Executor give notice
10 all ps interested by cau-iIg oury 81 this
order t. b. publ. n, Il ihrr N'-ks rucce.ssriN in te
oxford DEMOCRAT printed al FaTIs, thEt tho may
appear ai e Probate Court 90 BE- held AT Pans
Ia aid County on the third Thursday Of sept n'Is
At O'Clock In the forenoon aud sh,w clu.r d any
lhcy have why the same sh0uld DOT be allowed.
A If WAI.hEE, judge.
A true cnpy- Atiest: u. q. DAVIS, 4. sl.irr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

ONF.l4.ss- a q Court 81 P,"hst- hid at
Pari- ~tihin aId fof the C"uuy 81 bXfUui
on ~. third rur-day Of August. A. u. lNi
.nN the pctition ~ BLANCHE WAITE NJ
" miul-lr.triN uu the estate "i NHnvitr Nado
Id of DiXfed in said Count, ,rr.l ed pray ius
Tor lirensr o. s"li aud convey rctain real css'
,lr-cl,bcd IN her PETITION ou lie ln Tic Probate
Oni,r 10 John Holman at Iu advantageous nutr
ct three hundrud dollars:
orb. red rnHt the said Petitioner give notice
10 ~ person. Htrrr.tyd by causing AZ al-tra' %
.ail .iiinn with ih- order thereon % BE- publish 1t
three week. sgrcrs.iy,ly in the oxford Democrat
uriniri at Paris that thry MAJ appear al Probate
Cont 10 b, krld az Paris ia sHld tuuaty uu
the third Iuvhday uf sept. neNt AZ O'Clock Ia
thu FOR, AMI .ltrw cause " any they nave My
the same should not b. granted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

DISTRICT COUET OF THE USITED >IArLs.l
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
IN the matter Of Geo +
J,ouI I,fuL'rUUf.
IN RiNHKIrTCN.

IN me WintftT 81 bto r. I
Paul bankrupt. \ IN BtNhRtFTCi'
This - t. give notice That petitIun ha- b,cn
presented tO the Court this twentieth day Of jay
A. u. 1874. by George r.. Paul ct Stuncham 10
aid District, Bankrupt. PRAYING that hr may br
.lecrri Ia have hdl discharge from III hiS debts
prOyablc under the Bankrupt Act, and upon read
ing said Petition,
IrI, ORDERED D Gee. Court that a hearing be
had upon the sAm, ua to- iirst Monday Of october
\. ID. lS74 before tie. Court in Portland IA sa'l
District at 10 o'clock A. and that notice th,it"I
be published in the oxford Democrat SDd the
Portland Daily Advertiser, newspapers printed
IN said District, once week for three suecer-'e
week, the last publication 10 be- thirty DAYS ~
least before the lal ut hearing, thai All crriit'-
who have uroy, Il their debts and other persons 100
interest may al y ar at sid Time and place. aud
show cause IL any they hsve. why the prayer OF
said Petition 81 Ould not he granted
augls WA. II. PRERLE-
CLERK Of Districf Court for said District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
true copy Affect: II. {. DAVIS R's-''r-

OXFORD, sat % Court OF Probate h'.i 1t
rafis Witiiu AID iur iir C.u0ty 81 OAioiI
an the Third lu,sGsy ~ Au-u-t. \ u. ~.
IOIlN O.. liAMBLEN Administering on iht
y ,-'aic Of Caleb - NrAli-Irr ilte nf Lowell Loo
sai. Count, ,ircra-.,l. having prr-cutci Ai- luHI
lcruuut ul Adnl.nl-it ..ii,n o, ths estate pl -al
drt'ea -,,l tor allowance.
Ori,r,d. That the -aid Admiuisii atot give notice
30 ~ D.. -.l1l- tui.s.-t,d by causing rupt . thus
ot,r 10 D.. pubu-h,d ,hrc. weeks ,u,or isty d. t.r
oxford Iunocr 4i printed al farI.. that th'J may
APPEAR "a Probate todri Co sr held al ftr'-
10 aid Count, GA the thiri Iur-.Ay 81 sept. r'st
Al . u'ri,,ck TO- thr forenoon aud fhrW rau-' aay
lh,, have Why On, .amc .hpsld not De- s.l"V'd
4 u AALkEk judge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

THE subscriber her, 10y gives pubic notice that
he h as been duly apis'iuied by the Hon Judge oi
Probate for the County of Oxford aud assumed the
trust nf Admin i-trator Of the estate OF
GENEROUS AMEs late OF GREENWOOD.
IN said Count, dreet-ed by giving b'nd a, the law
dircis hr therefore reqn' SIS All pc. sons who ~ q
Indebted TO the estate Of said d-ceared tu max" i'm
nediai' payment and thp-. who have any d"mahds
thereon 10 exhibit the came 10
WILLARD q. wHIrTLE.
Aug. Is. lS7i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

TuE subsc ibeT hereby give, pnh'ie notice that
ne has been duly appointed by The Hon. JndEe ct
Probate for the County Of OXfurd and assumed the
trust Of Administrator 4 the estate Of
SHEPHERD BUCKNAN late oi sumner,
In sail County Il, ceased by giving bond rs the law
.lir-ct- lac therefore r,qursfs all prsous who arr
inrbt. 10 The estate Of said drcea,,d g. maxi i'm
mediate pay m'nt aud Ih'.e who have aii dinands
ALBION Il. BUCKNAM.
Aug Is l-.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
Orchestral Organs


An the mo-; beautiful IN style and perfect in tone
ever r.4dc 1Hc Conrcrt1 and Orchestral stops
.u-tuc be-, ever placed iu aut Nrsu-. They arr
produced hY ln ,Nta -gt OF reefs, peculiarly
vair,t tlic cue-i CO Guirh b. mo-t charming ana
.,..I 80 .rine. r.I.c t.c .u l,t..u % '.2 human
y,..y d superb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

OXFORD, ssh At Il Count ui Probate h'Id q
Inrl- within sud for the COUHtJ "f oS,Oud
on lice third Tue, ia, of August. A. -. hst.
nN the petition of MARY Am " Az l. widow
J at iIeIalrcl " hte late ol Fan. ~ ,aui Cons,
uerrst.cd, pray ing for an allowance out oi thc
ucr-oiini estate of her late husband;
Ordered, That TIE Said Petitioner give noitr'
to all p,rrOn- inter, sttd bj cau'mg copy Of thls
order tu L. NIL shed thrcc Wr,k -uc' --N,l) lu ii'
oxford Democrat printed ~ Pari,, that th") may
appear al a I'ruuaie Court to D. hrid 80 Paris
la .aid Count, on thu tiiri Tuc-dai Of sept urXt
at o',.vck u the forenoon aud 'h1w ra..' % Hiy
Tie, La,, Ill, the same 4. uid nCt b. granted
An WALhhR. judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

OXFOED, s. Al Court u Probate Bold ~
l'ar,- within aud tor tie County oi OAtpfd
on the tl,ird Tu-s.i,, OF Aug,rt \. -. 1871.
lD~iAH A Btt kNAM named Executor In
81 csuain lG-trbul"ut pUrpuitiuF 10 Doe Tie l"at
10 and Testament uf Alexander u! erspn lulr ul
oxford IN salt County deccAsctl having presented
thc same Tor Probate
Ordered, ThAtthe said Executor give notice
To all person interested by cau-thg copy Of tlis
order To- b. -hrdthrrt week sUccrsriNry In tho
Oxford Drnaocrat PRINT, AZ faTis. that th"l may
ap ear AZ = Probate COuTt 10 De MID ut PARIS
IN laid County The third Tur-'ial u sept. next
nj O'Clock Ia the tore noon bnd show cuns" II suy
they have why the same should hot De- proved, ai-
pro.c,I amt allowed 80 he ist " BOD .tu lcsiIiuDut
vi said deceased.
An wALkEE. Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

These Organs and Pianos are wavganie. Tor
wars. Prices extremely low for cast, or part
cash aud balance IN monthly or quarterly pay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
An. wALKEE, Judge.
true copy-attcst II. {. DAVIS. Hcgi-tr

OXFORD, 81 AT court of Probate held At
raris within and ;ur the Count 81 oxford
on Tho third Tuesday uf hgrust. 4 u. lNsi.
NNtho petition of BLANCHE W 81 J. willow OF
~ NahNiilr WIii" late of ~ Nh"lG in -iih County
deceased pawn. TOR an allowance ont ot tnr
ucr-outl e,t.it. of hct late hu -htud;
Ordered, mat the said FvttionTr CIV" notice
io al prfsObs utrrC-ttt Ly c-u-ihF c'p' az tbs
or,i,f t. b. pub-hrdthfrt wrrks successive i' i fhs
UNtnrd Democrat printed at faits, tisi u'y may
appt.f az a Probate COutt to be- he'd 40 Fan
h., sard County On III, third Tur-daf Of sept u"Nt
Al . o'clock III, the forenoon and STOW oHust any
t,r, have - ~ the same should hot De- llant'd.
A. ~. wALkEk. Judge.
true copy-attcst. ~. 4 bASt-. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
r. suONINGEiS'S
New Scale Pianos !

have great -, wcr AMI inc singing tone with All
modern improvements, and arc the best Pianos
made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-

WPCIlHHICHI UISFiiStN. -FcISUTs UT
gagged IN Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold bcatcrs, aud
Miners rs they advance in life, arc subject
to paralysis Of tho Bowels. To guard
against this. take dose Of WALKERS YIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet-
ter. Salt. Rheum, Dlotches, Spots, PimpIcs,
Pustulcs, DOils. Carbunclcs, Ring worms.
Scald.hcad, Soro Eyes. ErySipelas. Itch.
Scurfs. DiscolorationS Of the Skin. Humors
aud Diseases Of the Skin Of whatcvc. name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out Of the system in short time by the use
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

\ uu. copy A,r.': u. q. DAVIS. Register.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-21
ARIZONA.
Two Men Murd. re by the ApWht,

Two Men Murd, rel by the Apsthts.
PHOENIX, Arizona, April 16.-Daniel
Toomey and Paul Handel were killed
by Indians yesterday, while on the
way from Camp Mcdowell to Phoenix.
The Indians took two mules, one gun
and some provisions. Mr.. Toomey
was buried at Camp Mcdowell. His
body was mutilated in shocking
manner. The body of Handel was
brought to town last night, and will
be buried by the Masons and Odd Eel
lows, both of which societies he was
member of. Both men We're well
known and respected. The flags of the
towu are at half-mast and a general
gloom prevails over the community.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-21
N EvADA
Attempted Assassination OF a Rail
road Section Ross.

AbtchuPtcu ASSHSSAudNAOu VI
road section Ross.
WELLS, Nevada, April 20th.-A
shooting affray took place last night
on the western bound emigrant train,
under the following circumstances !:
George Shields, section foreman on
the section west of the Wells, had
been in town during the day, and just
as he attempted to get into one of the
emigrant cars to return home, he was
met by passenger, who ordered him
not to enter, and at the same time
presented pistol to his breast.
Shields struck the pistol down just as
the passenger was pulling the trigger,
and it was discharged, the ball enter
ing Shields left thigh, where it now
remains. He is attended by the resi-
dent physician, DR.. Towndrow. The
would-be murderer has been detained
at Carlin. Deputy Sheriff Mcintyre
has gone for him with a warrant from
Justice Smith, of the Wells.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-21
SAN FRANCISCO.
ported suicide Of AdOlph Hartedgen
Untrue.

pohsCu VI -
Untrue.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20th.-Pro-
fessor Allen, with his party, made a
successful landing of his balloon,
Sierra Nevada, last night, near Miles
Station, Alameda county.
The steamer China arrived at "a. NJ.
to-day. Yokohama dates are to the
9th Of March. News not very inn
portant. The attention of the Govern
ment is occupied with treaty revi-
sions. Two officers of foreign depart
ments were appointed to draw up pro-
posals of Japan troops, which had
been dispatched south against the
rebels, who are gradually returning.
A fire at Yokohama on the 10Th de-
stroyed the whole block known as
Bank buildings loss, $150,O00.
japanese capitalists have purchased
the United States store-ship Idaho.
The most prominent of the rebel
leaders escaped from Saga.
A fire at Colraz damaged the place
about $4,000.
Later information from South
America contradicts the report that
Adolph Hartedgen had committed
suicide. Fearful of catching the
cholera, he left for Europe in good
health and spirits.
The Grand Jury describe the crowd
ed and filthy condition of the county
Jail in this city, and denounce it as the
black hole of San Francisco. Their
structures upon the condition of the
city prison is just as bad.
1t is reported that all the faro banks
closed just before election are again
running in full blast, and with unin-
terrupted prosperity.
John Fitzpatrick, in whose residence
James Fleming was killed by Corbett,
has been held to answer for murder in
the Police Court, and the Grand Jury
has indicted both him and Corbett for
the crime.
A little girl five years of age was
raped and terribly mutilated by some
fiend at Alameda yesterday. 1t is
feared the child's injuries will prove
fatal. The man has not been arrested.
A Snip Lost-Steamer Wrecked-SaiIOr
Killed.
The German bark Chance left New
castle, New South Wales, December
18th, with cargo of coal. On the 9th
Of January she struck on the south
end of Fermosa Island and was
wrecked. The wife and two children
Of Commander Ullrich were drowned.
On March 10Th the steamer Sunfoo
was wrecked about thirty miles from
Hongkong. No lives lost. She was
employed on the new Australian mail
line.
To-day a sailor named Nelson fell
from the upper wharf of Weidler's
mill to the deck of the Addren Besse
and was instantly killed.