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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-11
9tGtt0e.

Ybitabe1pbta, Yu., 10. Sept. - De-
peiden BON 9teiu~ ~SerieD bringcu folgenbe
Details iiber ben Sortihritt 6es Seuers in
oem 3anuenseb9ISe. Sn Der gfdbe pou gam.
monten brennt oaiielbe nod thinner, bod bat
man eS III Ser @ewalt. Siertauienb Mder
iuo in Der gidbe BON ggs -Sarbor serit1rt
morben. @s tit bier fait gel6ift, bod raud)t
es nod fart. Das @eb6l; an Der uNsp~
SerieD Soutbern Sabn" bel Geoar Safe,
5 0teilen bon g8insloiu, 1T abgebrannt. Die
Breiielbeer= =anpflansang unb oas 8obnbaus
bon 6. q. Chen itnO ebeufalls eingeGi6ert.
Su per gtdhe bon Atlcom TIT baS Seuer nod
am 8renneu, bop bat man es aud hier if1ou
in Der Gemalt.
Yittsburs Yenni., 9. Sept. = Son
5mntinston, ss.zSa., gelanst bic Radrid
bierber, bab 3u Sinton, Sommers- 9ountp,
in pergangener Hatt Elm Seuer ausgebrohen
Jet, mobei oaS County -6aus, bic Nrbipe, elm
eaeen nebit Snhalt unb Elm gSebnbaus eihGe
aidert morosil iinb. Der an9erlttete S6a-
b.n belduft iif auf $4,000, mopon circa
s.5, 900 burb @,rit6erungen sebedt iiub.
Sarmtn gton, N.f5., 10. Sept. -
@egen Mtitternad)t brad in eiuem Staue,
Der gu bem @aitboie BON stephan 8arnen
gebDrt, 5euer aus. Ser Sta1 brannte ab
lnb bas Sauptgebdube erlitt arse Seifaoi.
sunsen. Itan ibaet ben @eiammtosrlua
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Wif1t III beraeHsu !

ebe man cine @eiddIts= ooel Uersnisunss Reiie
antrtt cine 3ufas Yoliee in Der lang etabItrten
uub perantmortiden Travellers Life and Acct
dent Insurance Company gu loieu. ss bilft
aussefteate ansemetne 3uiaas= YoIieen .3ts,247
Sebens=g s=gerfiherunss.Y .Yolieen:.. Is, ,4H
Se3ablte Nniprihe iiir un9lIdsfdae uno eez
bensper(ute. 2,572, ,653.93
@eIammt= Ginnabme me............... 2,931, ,l76.28
ue6eritu6 iiber Standardization. 96s, 22.6S
9boS. s. Re(Suire, StaatszA9ent,
(Nuool 4 Oftrl i'm nSuuz"G1eb9ube.
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Tilr Gomgreb
TIM srttten Sonsrebbesirte

Md1tb. fetter 9. Soblikeu.
Sabt Cure Sltereiien i'm ause, oeutidbe Demoz
teritisun9 oes SrH. Soblteu, tpeI6er ftd in ieoer
Sinfidpt guerer 9uten Dieinumg fpertb sematt bat
Gin tatiaer aoootat, Elm fe enfefer 6emofrat. oes
ar5eitere 6reuno, eriuht er gud um Cure gtims
men bel ben beoorfteaenoen Yrimdrna9len. Ridt
aus in gurer sanseu Stdrte unb tidt etnen gertrez
ter IN ben Sonsres. ben SIR ielb aussepdblt, frei
uno ourdh feine "Rtns" ".YerpHi1tuu9en ooer f8er=
biuouu9en gebunoeH.
(2te9f) Gin Sefferspn . EN- oYrat
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Wtan faufe Singers
attto alIe attoereu Wdbntafdotnett
unb lafie alle Heparaturen beiorsen BON
+. u. BtIo,
beuti DIES Gel ID ait,

SIS, So uno $40 oetpart.
SD erlaube obise Distonti auf Nd5maitinen
an ale Yerionen, bic in metnem Biireau faufen. SD
beibditise teine @olporteure, uu gu1 in Guren
Sduieru beidnerlid 3u fcllen, ionoern erlaube bic
@ommiiion Gudo ielbit, penn Sbr su mir tommt.
Sd, pertauie alle artengidbmabinen permietbe uno
reparire bielelben. s. z. Re9enneb,
gir. 1856, sBef=Sapetteifrobe, uno
(Ulat26, ,1SY) SIR. %, Oit-Balttmoreftr.
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! 3oletnuabmen betrugen
Mbreiie oeS Yrdfioentea ttaG
Gnft0t1sG q OOf.

Song 9rdnh, 10. Gcpt. - YraTbcni
Grant netft elmer an5abl ieiner Greunbs
reifen beute Wloraeu nit oem 3uge 48 llb,
bon bier naf Sanop=Soof ab.
Sefretdr Stobeiou nebit SSamilie ilt bic,
eingetrofIen nno gcoenft ben Wouat Septem.
ber bier susubrin9en.
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Wan gebraude Den
Nmertfantfden STAR-8ef6trrsNets ets
Miner 1tftA Nfei1irerl

Rein Wai9en bee eebers In notbia.
~1nioerftdt BON WdrpIanb, ben 20, Nop. 1874.
NeiHe 4nalpie oes drheritaMjid1eu STAR ye:
eersHstntser mpo 9reiHrer benefit, oas er aus
gubtan5el, fpelte aIs Dobltbuenb unb erhaIteno
tdr seoer betannt ftno, 5uiammenseiest 1T, uno
bnraus feine Sdure ooer i1dblite gu6itansen emit.
bdlt. u. y. u. Mtfen, Yrofeiior oer@ bemie.1
~SDtr ba6en ben Imertantihen star=aeoers DreiIis
rer gebraudt unb noen benelben 6eiIer, ais traenb
einen anoeren baflr bisber sebrauGten gtoff. st.
gebenf z. S3deI,
Bormann In g8iI5. &nabe & Comps StaG,
s. WtoolemoSer,
(Gebr23, ,12Nte,4p Bertauiss uno asib1 1staqe.
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Mm bic 50. 9reber, @eap & 50.
Ms - 01h-NannarnS>

Weine Serren! gsir baben oas gersnhseu,, su
beftdtisen, oaB mir Shire 6ar6en felt eini9I 3eit
uertaufe uuo bab bieielben Aaen, welde iie 9ez
brauht baben, 3uirisbsnbeit seseben haben. 9.r
t6nnen iie fur aIes Oasjeui9e empfeblen, melte gle
fur oieelben in 4nipruh ueb bmeu.
lUlal1h-NpplANl Sph. .. Water 6 SohM.
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Sic .Wtraiuifd,e 9haIbnhn :"

@taNnton, Va,t TO. Sept. = @eltern
taste bier eiue Convention, nm bic proieftirte
0nldnseruns Der r8 rJinia- 8 balbabn" bis
3ur @ren3e BON Eennefiee gu beipre1en. ge=
fanntlid gelan9 es Der Babn niht, bel Der
lebten Gelebsebung einen 6reibrief au er,pir.
ten, pesbalb Inter ben @runbbefiteru pes
fiihipeftlihen Tbeiles BON Sirsinien bieie Sc.
,uegnn9 iuauJurlrt puroe. Ills YrdIbent
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Giinfaebn Sabre 3mdbtba,,s tpesen
etueS idtdtt b ttd1eu uWerbredtenS.

YbiIa btIp b a, 10, Sept, 9bomas
Saul rpurbe beute tuegen zines i6dn6liden
An9riffes anf feline Sohter su Is Sabren
SudtbauS nerrlrtbeilt.
Die lluteriu9ung III Der anselegenbeit Der
bet6eu aus benz 9efan9niiie entfobeuen Ser,
BREEDER lnuBte tpegen Der Nbipejenbeit ibres
Sa4nalterS ausgelett merben.
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gluS Canada.

Sutbec, 10. Sept. G. 9. De Youd,ere
bile lit bonn 9ieut. >@oupsrnenr Garon nit
Der Silbung zines neuen Yinilteriums be-
auftraqt ,poroen,
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Nene Mufa9e einer &tnoerentfiit=
fitftQ.

gtem.Dort, 10. Septbr.-3u Greet
point berrid]t groBe aufre9nng in 6olge bes
YeribminbenS oeS GtnOes bon SafOb 3ogar,
eines poblbabenben Sabadsfabrifantcu. Die
2Sartsrin, 2i55ie gtunfer, 1T am lesten Siens=
tag entlaijen iporoen, unb nabbem ite eintge
3elt um bas 9aus berum9elun9ert batte, bat
iie INN bic grlaubniB, bas erit orei Wonate
alts &ino su elmer 9Safierpartbie mitnebmer
su biirfen. Nahbern ibr bies sugeiast NOR
ben, eutfernte ite iid. Seit oieler 3eit tit oas
&ino nitt mleoer geieben iporOen. Die Sral
ielbit febrte Dfittmob Wtor9en 5uriid, Die
Mrme nit Blut bebedt, uub uufdbis, In~
fauss iiber iiG ielbit 4ustunft gu geben. Ste
ipurbe feitgenommen uno madte bann benz
@ommiiIdr Senien Die faum glaublide @r.
3dblung, oaB in oem Augenblide, NO bas
Soot Die Ne,p Yorfer Seite errei6te uuo fie
barauf beoad3t mar, naf) @reenpotnt 5uriid=
Sufebren, Srpei Manner in oaiielbe famen, ibr
Die Nugen Subauben unb fid) bann NIT Dem
Stnbe entfernten, iie blnter ii6 her ldleppenb.
Alsbann bdtten lie einen auberen gSeg einge<
id)lagen uub Ee in Elm perrnfenes 5aus &C.
fibrt, mo iie ibr bas Saibentu6 BON ben 9lu=
gen rabnlen. Oas Sinh bdtteu lie tpeiter init
it6 gefIbrt llno ba iie eiuen Sdrei ausltteB,
lie an ben Armen perwlucet. SdlieBlid) lei
es ibr gelungen, 81 entpeid)en nno nod ytem
Oorf 5uriidSufebrsn, BON mo iie bann nad
@reenpoint gefommen Jet. Oa Die Yoli5el
oeier @r;dbluug feinen @laubeu idenfte, 10
ipirb iie nun Der llnterludung Der Angelegert=
heit entaeaen3u]eheu baben.
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pr0rter Il 6amble's
GtHetnnatier
Oletut=Setfe.

Die bette arbett erfparenee setje, neltbe is
mails tntroou3trt moroen. ans oem beyteu uno
reiniten UiateriaI eemo6t uuc sarantrt, bic fetns
ten 5abritate ni6t su bei6dotsen.
a8- Tan butte lid, Dor nnedlten 0ahs
abmmnn8en ! ga
Sertanse bic NIT Dem ylamen bon Yrocter l. C5ombr,
periebene Seiie, unb feline anocre uimm,
gu aahen in nlleu @roeeriesqdb,n
Q02- }
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~ 9r. 3. 6, Wtonito1l.

- Sr. 8. 6. MopFon,
Na9foIserbes Dr. Din9eII,
Sabne nerSsn bardbsus obns gSmersen si: NIT suite
oes sad9aies aussesoeeu sanSe @ebiiie NIT Gum.
nisd!neu 10 biats, mie $40 uno paiienb earantirt.
Dian fomme unb iebe iib oieIelben on. 3dbne NIT
uno bober. Yerionen meroen wobIthun, bier por,u=
preden. ehe iie anoersuo bin9eben, oa bic s5acitz
tdten fir bic Ausiubruns alier 3tueise Der 3abn,
dr3neitunt nidbt l6ertrofTen iper6en t6nnen. Die
yrtiie fiub iebr uiebrs, unb mrb ae arbeit sarous
TIT: Pas @sldalt if su ieoer 3eit seoffnst.
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Spe3ial > Noti3ett.
n1oorf's 11offn- BahnunIuer

efetto rsint9t uno mabt bic Sabne Dei6, loft ben
DeinfteiI CD, uno ueroinoert 6ds Yerber6eu Der
3dbnc Die Saigon Der Sbadbtel 1T neu, nieoid, be-
anem uno ipariam. Yreis % Gents. gu baben In
alen Apotbeten uuo Srogueu=Sanolun9eu
(NuQ5. i2UttegJ
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Die 9NafI tn Colorado,

8 @bicago, 10. Sept, = Gtnc Oepeide
bon 9enper, Sol, berid)tet, oaB Batterion,
Der bemotratiide Gon9reb Selegirte, eine
DtajoritGt BON 100000 Stimmen erbal,
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0erianmlnng oer Sd,tnctneaeifd,l
Yofler ,tnS 8iftnalien : S6nS=

youispi1le, 9. Sept. = 2ie gtational=
S;ftralien=6dnoler" tagte beute bier. On
200 9elegaten, Scrtreter bon u Staaten,
ipare:i anmeicno. ytad eiuer furseu See
bate iiber Die YefugniIie Der 9ele1ateu unb
Oas 9teft Der Sdnbler, iiber alle SraJen nit
abSultimnen, Die Der Contention unterbret
tet iperoen miirben, ipurbe ein Gonite sur
Yriifuns Der Seglaubigungen ernannt, unb
Die lestere 5rage einem SpeSial-@omite sur
9eridterltattung iiberlpieieu. SoDanu per<
taate iid) bic Gonpentiou auf moraen.
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Widtise auSeise
f1r @rmno etaetttt,ifrae IL
5eDolbe, Nbtrttte, Gesspoos SentI5d,er mnb onhr-,
Sertiefun9en weroen bel Gage selee1t obns Gsten
Serud> ourh Den neuen s"> A'''
eermdloten Mussratupassappa
Vile AuItrdae fpesoea prompt beIorot.
Sireau RS. "A, Woro S,oaioaparate.
l3au9.l2Uhef)
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g 2ouis, Wo., 10. Sept. - Si
8epnblifaner bes 6. Diitriftes baben ben 6
IS. SbraIber unb bte Semofraten beS 7. 81
itriftss ben Sbsrft s. 6. Bbinips fir Del
GongreB non1inirt.
Detroit, Midl., 10. Sept.-0ie bemo
fratiid]e Staats Gonpention bat beute ibr
Blattform an9enommen unb eir StaatS
Sidet nominirt. $. @bamberlaiu BON Sre
men @ountg spurOe als Ganbibat fir ba'
@ounerneurslmt anfgeitellt.
Col um b "a, 10. Septbr.-Ote repnblt
faniife StaatSz z@onpention bat tpeber aeiterl
nod beute etmaS JennenSmertbes perrid)tet
SIM &omite fiir Nfaubate berrlht Streit noe
gen Der @barieft toner Delegation unb Die 9lf
tien BON Chamberlain uno Woies fallen. -
| Die GonDention Der Steuer3abler, neld)e lid
9leihfalls bier ueriammelte, iit geneigt bi
republ,fanii9e Nomination su unteritiiten
menn iie annebmbar lit.
Dt icon, 9a., 10. Septbr. - Die benz
Contention bes 3. @ongreB Siltriftes nomi
nirte ben @cn. Ybil. eoof.
Gr5Hm,ttte oes 0ooiaes3tmnels,
Nort b=I bams s, Waii., 9. Sept.-4m
II. gtouember iou Der pooiac 3unnel gum
eriten Wtal befabren merben; Der Staat bai
Die Qegung zines @elelieS bon Stabli6ieneil
fir bic 3unnelltrede angeorbnet unb fommt
fir Die Oifferenj 3wiihen Stabl= uno @iiell=
l4ienen auf. 9ie Waurerarbeiten fir $50
genlegung bei'm @eutralifaft perbeu nod
leds Monate 3eit eriorbern, aber bas tGglibe
Yaiiiren etnes YeriouenI unb eincs Srad)tz
3uges nidt binbern.
9te Gonpentton Der ySpnrtSmen." Z"
Hia9ara sails, N.-Y., 10. Sept.
Cine Contention Der rSportsmen" perlam<
melte fif beute Worgen 9egen 10 ubr.
Ser Seri9t beS Gomite's beSiiglib Der Defi-
ntttpen Sr9anilation puroe gebiatgt unb bic
Seamten nit Gintimmisfeit 9efudblt. Nllen
S. Vrlnsmate bon Sbio 9ing als Yraiioent
berpor. Gooann pMrbe Der geidlnB geiabt,
baB bic erite Sabres &erlammlung Der Sc
leulfaft in Gleuelano, Ohio, ltattiinben lon,
uno 3lpar ant smeiteu Sienitag I'M Wonat
Sum- 1873.
9tad)oem nod Elm &eio(utionszGomit &C.
lpablt moroen, oertaste ii6 Die seriammlung
bis bente Abene llbr.
Die Contention be,peft, Die 9Silo= uno
6tih3uft 81 beben uno gu id)iibeu, insbez
lonbere baourd), baB iie es ii1 sur Bftd)t
madlt. oabln su plrfen, oaB In allen Staa~
ten Seiete erlaiier meroen, welde oas sSilo
nnb ote Siid3e wdbreno bsrSd,onz, relp. .eaid]z
;elt III S9us nebmen unO ierner ben Slid
lang permittellt SprengitofIe unteriagen.
Inn bieies 3iel 81 errei6eu, ioaen ponr0g-
LID in jeoenl Staate 3lpeig= ober dbnlidle
3wede ueriOlgenoe Sereiue gebiloet mcroen.
scr Velomarft.
NemzDorf 10. Septbr.- aftip Slt
2-21. gSe1iel fau, 4.S5. Sob itettg su
1O9s-1O9H. Stlrgationen aftip, Sebler1l8a,
'62er 1124. Mftien i9loiien flau, ytetp- -Yorf
Central 1O4, Grle s45, 9afe Sbore 74b, Su.
Central 90, Yittsbur9 871, Nortbpeitern 81,
pref. 55a, Rod.Salanb 1909.
llnterldabamts <Silan5: golb s53,S74,z
374, @ourant $50, ,O20,4 ,423.
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@altimore, Wfb, Treiag, II. @eptember 1874.

ber Seriamm!ung iunsirts 0tidter Illen bon
8otetourt, tpelder mad elmer ldn9eren 9fsoe
Hi6ter Sdeffep uoritsllte, Der eineu geriht
bes @eibdfts= Gomite's iiber Die 9fotbmenbig-
felt unb 9tentabilitdt Der projeftirten Strede
porlegte. 9tad elmer ldngeren Debate purbe
bieier geridt angenommen. Die rgirginii6e
Sbal=8abn," lpeld,e burd bas reide che
nanboah- 5hal fiibrt, lift ieet bis Staunton
pollenoet. (Sefanntlid) iit aud, Baltimore
bebeuteub oil Dieicm llnternebmen interelIirt,
inbem Dor Sabrcn Die Sep0lfsrlng bei6loB,
cine aniebnlide aftienseidnung 81 MAIDEN.
Die Serldnserun9 Der Sabn pirb and unie-
rer Staht bireften gtllten brinaen. 3 .Heb. J
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Nnnferei III 0Hii;n1tri.

81. XOnls, do, 10. Sept. = Giup
0tioer unO SObann Smitb batten beute elm
per5weifeltes 9tencontree. Stiber bra9te
Smitb bret tDotlide Glide bel. Smitb
ftuerte 3 Stiiiie auf 9tioer ab, obne i'm ie.
bod SIT treifeu. Ser gettere murDe psrs
baftet.
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sehsnno5pan5ig Strdfinse aus
0ettt @eiQttatttiie eitsaebroG1ett.

8 leoo, Ohio, 10. Sept. - Se6sunb.
SnanSig @efangene brahen beute aus bem
GOuntp- @efansniiie aus. 9ieielben er5wan,
gen ben @iugang in Die Sauptbaae bes @e-
fdn9nliles, unb Da Der @ebiilfe oes 4rStes
ibnen Oas Sbor 0finsts, 10 enttamen a1e.
3pansig Oerielben iuO uieSer eingefangeu
worben. Gin dhnli6er Serfud lpurbe in benz
Staotgefdn9niiie 9euad)t, bod mar oerielbe
frud)tloS,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
POLITICAL.

| RESOLVED. |. That we. tho representatives
Of the Democratic and Liberal party Of the
! State of Nevada, do hereby express our full
| est confidence in the administration Of our
| present executive. the Hon. l.. Il. Bradley.
| who. for the honest and upright manner in
which he has administered the affairs of
state. deserves the fall and hearty confidence
/ OF all persons, irrespective of politics, in the
| State.
>. That we are opposed to those rkembna-
tians OF masscd capital which determine to
/ direct, control ar d debauch legiSation: which
| cndeavor to override and crush oat every
man and every interest they can not control
| or use: which make bribery trade, corrup-
| ton system. and openly malgn OF secretly
whisper away tho good name of every pubic
man who will not do their bidding.
: hat We are opposed to the granting Of
| subsidies in any form, either by Congress or
| the lcgi i.ature of the state.
4. That we are opposed to the election of
any candidate for the Presidency to third
term of Office.
). That the Democratic party of this State
does most unequivOcally y condemn the late cn-
actnient of the Congress of the United States
| known as the Back salary Act"
4. That We are opposed to the introduction
Of Chinese into our midst. and to the end
that the la boring men Of this State may not
have to compete with Chinese labor, we re-
quest onr Senators ard Congressman to take
such action as may be necessary to secure the
repeal y! the present treaty with the Empire
Of lima.
:. I hat cheap transportation is actually
necessary for the wcll-beins and prosperity
Vi the state, and that we favor the passage Of
law by oar next Legislators regulating
tho tariff of frcirhts md tnreS on roads in
this State. and rreyci.tiig uniust discrimina-
ton.
5. That we are in favor of taxing the pror-
cry of railroad enmpn1,ias tbe saT,e a. other
nr"pcrty. and HAT III, pronertv Of railroad
conipanies .hoaid be adjusted aS near TO its
actual cash yulle rs 9TH, proucIty is now
asscss, d,
9 Ib1r ,yo mr., in var os The ,Joptiop Of n
law by tho Iagisiuturc li,uifin- n lrral du vs.
work te a;,ht homrs
10, Thnf ", are oproscd to tho rcpcol or
noLiGr,tf;on of onr ,r.s.nt bullinn tax lay
rs we consider i: The most inst nud e1ui,ubl,.
that can l2 devised. Ms If was only by his
made of trxution thnt "A large nfuumn: IL for.
ciru catiiaI thgf ,xarts th,. rrotrrtion Of our
laws can h.. brnueht ,o II ar It's iust ,tropor-
tion Of tho cxarusas of' trr Stntn and comfy
governments.
II. Iiat we arrai~n ,ln marty of III, Adj
uinistrntion in nn,ytr fer its uneyHmtiei OK.
+rnyapaurr and rnrrn1ttiou and for tx uucon.
sritutIonnl and 0an-Groi. : usIr,#nti,n of now
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-18
Republican State Platform,

The Union 'ieruhl.ean party OF Nevada, in
convention assembled, renewing its Hedges ot
icvoti n to The Constitution and laws of the
Federal Government. il'reby aunoances its
platform TO III people rs follows:
ErSoiN An-l irSt, That we rcafirm the
princiPvS aud policy OF tie Republican p@r-
~ a. en- Iuciuted by its last NaIioi al ConvcE-
ton; that We are pro,'d oi its history and
great SrrN lees. and We cstccnllE conniend
th, vi"or ard !orce by which 1t maintained
IN, 4i,n. abolished slavery. and secured
equal ii, il ami politica rights 10 all ctihens.
Ne demand i,lnt th.sn rights BE- enforced by
appropriate logisia lor. 50 that all clLtcn'
shall have t.. cluul enjoyment of their
r;rhts. Ne demend of oar public agents
,deitI to III il rrjnciilcS; the honest eAact-
tiun .. The pledges made to th' pub.lr;
purity, integrity and economy N tho dle-
charge al their Official duties, and The prompt
and fearless examination ard punishment OF
those no violate any OF their oh!lEauunS.
;oconi-'i hat We heartily indor>a tha last
l'cpuhiican Congress IN rcI oa!lnA, the law III
crcasing official salaries: III reducing tS-
prnsrs by more than >2o,0maOh: in S,ccc.,-
luliy resisting all jobs; i'll abo!ish!ns III. eN-
raya-ant Government Of the district OF
Columbia and in re,ormlng abuse. generally,
.hrreby the i,cPablcan Party has proved
its.i. to be worthy ot continued sdpport by
Third-i hat wc earnestly desire that the
credit Of h. country be firmly maintained;
III order that lis cuinmcrclai and Industrial
,i,Hs ,i,'? hw i,nnnrju- ha dccree ,,t
a."', ~ now tr,yniIs with r,yar,l To-
-. ardnm vhirh W, ho1e soon
tnc cli -. ,'' lii, ,',,'rnrr
10 sec ''V9 r,' ismniroyn q, thc election
ieqith ID, d = Il, ~; tnr rs rtabIisb
~ r,..t ir,tJ',, NJ ,n,.nrons 20 the n.rnctity
o' t h''.. ,,a,t;eal labor should
ruin NJ, hI",s'' ;.,s, " ra,r,rd. il,
DC ilot'cts" ., IN ~ v, i,yer rho revision
~ n,,r ,r',rv via ions with the Eml ire of
81 81 nhl u.ash itia 49,, .o,, tn d;s.anrs,.a tha
imhsfaiion o. S,i'iF @ "a 81 ruhbit
S.eh lts'.,a.;"m 30" a. a" a"rr,t'd uersons from
the Importation Vi "'ii"'N" 'N'
ahroad. ~, ,,-4 :, s.,,l, .,Ses os whom
HiA,i nat EAr;:'i ~ trst s,bmittcj TO The
th1 staHt or s"ii"I n n r, roytd by them. We
inotv M M ~ w. ,r,r,;i, lv Comfy. State
or Federal noyGnmSn .,ar "r,Sra;ong "i snj,,,ss Ut
grants to r"it%ays or o'ne' :s. eV' W ,hs aa-
ro,,,,,l-os 1.Iir.I frnn railroads, we dc> and
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IDLIIICiL.
Ass.~s @-a--
, ,r,r.,,n.., ,
mkEV
For Governor.
" VI =
q, Leo. Count,
JO0V 6Ow W AN,
OfNvcCoun,v
For Conrrosspon
,,,,,,,.,, ,,,oon,,,,u
"AAAA0M "OoODo0N,
FOR s"uremg 1,, ne 9,Iss nm ,,Ons wong ierm''
W.. A. o0AA -
For supreme ..ndse short I"rm)'
WARREN EAhLL,
For Clerk Of suIrcmo Court
y. r. 0lCANELL,
For Secretary OF State,
y. -. MANOh,
For Attorney General.
MUSES. VESBS,
For Treasurer.
oGo oT l.
VI urihsoy C"uhty.
ForController,
W. W HOBART,
CT White Fine County.
For Surveyor General.
John OAY
or Iyo, co,,n,,
VI
.. T. MILL,
III Eefeha county.
Ter state Minsralorist,
II. r. WHITEHILL.
of Churchill County.
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Democratic State Central Commit
toe.
Ormsby-J +. pcady.
Storey-A. +. Mckay.
Lyon Joseph 7. Argcll.
ChUrchill-W Hill.
y hto inc-A. Lewis.
Esmorulda-W. +. English.
Nyc-p. c. Turner.
mboldt T. Hlarnerhassct
nouglas-p. II. Clayton.
Wa hoe I hos. L. Hayden.
Eurcl -ticc. ". easily.
Iander-J. l.. Rocker,
EtHoS. 5. Sears.
Lincoln red. Baker.
At Large-R. +. Lowcry. VI. +. T. Deal,
". :. keyes. G.. Colin and james II. Eiec.
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R REPUE LyEAN
COUNTY TICKET!
For Assemh!ynen:
THOMAS WREN. NJ. D. HOWELL.
For District Judge,
of the Sixth judicial District.
WI. II. DAVENPORT.
For Sheriff:
GEO. GILMORE.
For County Assessor:
c. c. WALLACE.
For County Treasurer:
WM. HEAD.
For Districs Attorney:
{. &. HUBBARD.
For County CLERK:
J. I. HARRINGTON.
For County Recorder:
L. CHASE.
Fer County Surveyor:
THOMAS J. READ.
Sup't Public inst.uctior:
4. W. ATCHlNsnN.
For Public Administrator:
L. ", HAMILTON.
For County Commissioners:
JOHN HORN. !. II. MORRISON.
THOMAS GoLpING.
Township Off GERS.
Fo. Justice OF the Peace:
TllOS, j TAYLOR.
For Constabie:
l.. Il. NELLY.
For School Trustees:
NJ ~ JOHNSON. CHARLES SCUULZE
W 7. II ASkELi..
s-S.i
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NEVADA
DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL
aSsA sas:9SssA
STATE TICKET
For Governor,
L. z. BRADLEY,
Of Elko County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JEWETT w. ADAMS,
CT Storey County.
For Member Of Congress,
a. g. ELLIS,
Of Crmsby County.
For Justice Of Supreme Court, Long Term.
A. NJ. EILLHOUsE,
Of Eureka County.
For Justice of Supreme Court. Short Term,
c. H. BELKNAP,
Of ormsby County.
For Secretary If state,
C. D. SPIRES,
OF Lander County,
For Controller Of State,
T. +. CRANLEY,
OF White | inc County.
For state Treasurer.
JERRY SCHOOLING.
CT Ormsby County.
For Attorney General,
JOHN R. K1TTRELL,
Of White Pine County.
For Clerk of supreme Court,
B. H. HEREFORD,
OF Lincoln County.
For Surveyor General,
G. HAST,
OF St"rcy County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
A Il WILLIS.
Of Storey Co nty.
For STATE Nineraloeist,
w. F. STEWART,
Of Stersy Coanty.
For state Printer.
JOHN J. HILL,
Of Humboldt County.
Democratic State Central Commit
tee.
Ormsby-J +. Deadly.
Storcy-A. +. Mckay.
A i
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NGanS, IT. T. E0urs1r, Vt. J. NcJutchan.
Na>hoe county-H. Il. Beck, ". 7. {.
Elliott.
Ormsby coupty-Wm. Pearson, J. II. Cow
ing.
Lyon county-R. J. Smith, W. VI. Byron.
Douglas county-A. ". Pray.
Eureka couAty-W. Z. Taylor.
Eiko county Charles l.. Abbott.
ESmeralda coanty-Wn. II. Spraguc.
Humboldt county-W. T. stevens.
Churchill county-T. 4. Pagan.
At Large--John VI. Greer, of Lyon county;
:. u. Baker. of Storey county; Jno. Burns,
Of Humboldt COUNT: W. y. Holland, W. g.
orrilk K. Of Storey county.
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BATHS, so CENTS.
A Gard to the Public.

A share Of public patronage is solicited.
au222-ti JAMES NJ. NJ MOODh fronr.