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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-20

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Ser bissfaaiise Gebrfebr nit benz rSmif9en
Stuble fortan frei uOn alien Sei1nan;
tunsen Statt finben fOnne, un6 bic 8ere
mittluns beiielben bur9 bic SebOrben nur
IN ben 6daen ein;utreten babe, NO iol@e
Don ben 8ii90fen oSer benz rS,nii4en
Stuble ieIbit nadseiudt lycrben io0te."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

RHHxosD ! 7CeaaAspRRg, kMSHzs TEX
tFIaR.-At,a q pint session of the committee
tappoinied by the various Masonic bcyiies Of
Richmond, held at Masonic Hall yesterday,
the following psegaDme Was agreed upon
Ito, the receptions, Of the Gommandery ON
their return this morning from their Boston
Flpilg.image:
At 81 O'Clock L0dEes Mes. 1Dand 19 viii
Gmeet ar the Masonic Hall, on Frenkiin street
5betweent EighteeDSh' and Nineteenth, in
Ieompalg wmh all master Masops Of this city
and Manchester who can make Il convenient
to.unite With them.
A pro session will bs.formc6 1.-The members
;of Richnead Commasdery who are In the
city acting as escort. Beaded By ysquad Of
the police force, the procession will move to
the aeI 8, OF the York River Ra1road Com.
pany,, where II Is expected the pilgrim
Knights wilsaSrive at 10 e'clock> Being re-
ceiwed Mt the depot, the column will march
up Tueuty.third street tc>MaiD, up Main To-.
Nintbr up Ninth 10 the GEae-street entrance
tothe Capitol Square, through the Squareto
the Governors mansion, where tho return
ling Teaplars will be welcomed back to
iold Virginia By his Exceaency Governor
James L. Kemper. The procession will then
move down Governor street to Franklin,
down Franklin bask TO the old Masonic HalIy
where a collation. will be served; after par
taxing of which the Commandery and at
tsndant bodies viii be dismissed. The Ma
sons and Templnrs are expected'to be at the
old Masonic Halt promptly at eso'tlock. No
doubt the Commandery will receive hearty
nslcome home from all their feliow.citizens-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

4 ..s A. 1uy NEW REsEEvoIE-NEARIY
4 Il.>rrrp NE\ OCT or EMPLOYMENT.
4 .trrrr- .m1invrI in the construction
n ..a. -....Noir struck for higher wages
Il .,,y un,u,uu. A. : O'Clock. when the
4 -r4,jf.. norn - commence, none OF
] r... nrar 20 their PAGES. The superin-
4 . NJ Nal|"rutnd, sent the ioremen
4 .-.,, the >'rth-rs 10 see what was the
..- and - .,rr protection 10 any who
- - .g - %ork. None accepted the
Tarrr ~. 10 committee or author.
...,>"jt,. INT ID" laborerS all declared
,...,.'Goarl Tia. They would not con-
/ y pr dlv. The wages they eX.
| 81 n.-. 10 4 :initciy stated, but Sl.2J
/ .., y.,> understood 10 be the least they
A acs~p'.
,.,,4. Sl.2I iar day was paid, and at
,,.r .A. >m4!l number OF men who
%. .,a. oY ~" work during the winter
-. -.,.ot-..,., Wncn the work ws> re-
.,.. wi,A a;4H force i'll April 81 per day
,,,..hl.,ael - the rate. and at that rate
F. .sg .t.r> w,~koi umuI Yesterday.
,t..t rhr,. WEEKS ugo the I1b0rcrS sent q
,....... 10 the Wncii asking for increased
l.. Iar Couu.a l,;crrrd The petition 10
,.r.nu,tr.. un Wl,cr. and that committee
..,l.lj, h.ra :. tie council with the l,-
rrY..Itrp@ ih4, i be referred 10 the
.. fire. 10 U,trruchinent and Reform !:
r.. WI, dom. Il j. understood that that
- .,..'... al- even the petition full con>it'-
...,.. and ssh r"rort III The next meeting
4, cYur.3 liza: !, 1t rejected. The ave
... ..u.Ai.- ,pir. u lth0rcr> i about 220
. -,1. of "uirh abou. iorty or fifty are
81. a,u anil ~" remainder negroes.
IT,. ,ougcl CoWGItr,e on Wa.cr met
....,..iu, /, cyn-!,.r" rHc situation. After
.. nd SOM 80, heated discussion it vas
..lrri I. ~ uo;hi9g more than 10
'.,t.l thr ~ Err Deer 10 advertise for
.I.. -rr-, 10 1T ;u,u cue d3liara day [thc
A.. -.i.,uru' tpgclr- j. this mornings ms
-. "lA tir understanding that If Il tut
..t.r4uupt e.. ,rli"n ~ Monday the Coun-
~.3i he appealed 10 10 determine the
.,i.og OF Was.
~. .l- part "G Ire strikers il is urged that
., ave 10 walk l:um one 10 three miles to
10 tnc!c>crvojr: therefore have to break.
.. T., : or &; that the working rules are
r. .,ungtn:. and that they are docked fol
g.",r incuu>icrihc amount Of time lost
.a ;a' iabor i very severe, and that those
..e working il the excavation are subjected
=. .ulrll>r,t rays Of the sun, and can Gel
q ...I~: and that altogether, countlD" the
.ar utc,,-a:y tor them TO 90 from their
.-.,. and +, ,,U.a. hey work from II 10 Il
9.., per d4y. aud that many other city
l~gcg, who have an caster time ale paid as
.g.. - Sl.225 i'tr day.
I.,>, who t"Iicyc hat Il is sufficient pay
:,r lAcir cpiajOa upon the fact that that is
u.,y contractor, and those who employ
.,..rd Mhor in large quantities pay, and
D., t.A, the city cannot alford 10 pay any
aly ,Aan individuals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

CoSv1crs RECEIVED Benjamin jones'. Of
Fairfax county, was lodged in the pentten-'
tiary yesterday for three years for house.
breakpg and larceny. From Norfolk. there
was received John Bean, three years for bur-
elary, and Edward Boy kin, one year, second
offence, petit larceny. The first prisoner
wa, colored the two last white.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25
aUCTkOs SALES THIS DA4.

pCpnpT B.zl.ySk,6 r. H., :seaGi lot on toa
na,,h s,.s. of Marshal! street pear Hancock
p,rE,s rnSoN e CO., II A.. IL, real estate IN tno
Gst,s ~ OF Ashland, hanover county
CsRuBBs Il WILLIAMS, 10Y. A. ~ n''o' - =
residence In Ashland. ,o,,,
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS. .ss,an IN or soad .. near Gsa-
wins tavern. - ,r,,n,entx
poRERT R LYSF, p. a two l.asae sese
aud thsss sseSnsrs S sr !irse,s. lSss s Church AIN.
.,y ,rcnTOS, 10 A. NJ, eontluasfion, .s. os
cooas Sas ~ house-fuinishtng goods at + saa's
ng rAUsHToN.ae A. ~, at their stoss. boss.
Sn,sshoida ana kitchen iurl ttni st'e
case, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY," Tho
public exercises OF the High-School Literary
Society, an organization of recent date wilI
take place at the Richmond High.Schooh at
a O'Clock this afternoon. The exercises Wilb
consist of debate, defamation, and ora
tions. The question for debate is': Are
men of thought OF greater service 10 the
world than men OF acton?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

q AN IRON SAVE R0sssD.-Detectiyes Wren
& Weatherford yesterday arrested James
Gatewood Ga eolored youtb), charged with
robbing the safe Of John F. Allen, EsqI, to-
bacsonist. OF 81. Gatewood confessed, and
implicated his father in previous robbery,
by which Mr.. Allen lost $3.50. '.F "t,t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25
Antelofti, James Murphy, james Rankin,
John Ryan, and John Hill. 80

i Antelotti, James Murphy, james Rankin
John Ryan, and John Hill.
/ SIXTH CLAss-NRs. JOSEPH .FEQUA TEACH.
ER~Medal to Joseph Fogarty; premiums in
spelling. arithmetic, snd reading to Andrew
Dfeefing. William HaHstram, Thomas CaSa-
naHgh, Frank Mufiin, Willie O'Neil, While
Leynsns. james Rankisy JulirB Werst, Al
bert Hail, While Disney, Joseph HaRsini.
Cards Of merit were awarded. to the fol-
lowing masters for proficiency in vocal rnu-
si': Prank Brooks, Harry Hey. Jgnes Hen.
efick, Ar1es Isckey, Edwayd EeiF5 Henry
Lounge; Juan Anielot,i, Timothy Heardony
John Aptoniy Arthur QUINN John Barrett,
Dennis keneficxJ Daniel ReaTdon, Andrew
Antoni, Terrence Disney.
Besides the sSu7e, nnmbcS Of cards Of
merit wers'aTardsd TO proiciests in'thetYa.
irious class ss: 5l,..,!l $50 si ~.
At the, conclusions Of the distribution Mas.
ifer John c. Haean delivered ve7y neat and
Inappropriate Valedicto7y, returning thauk to
the Right Rev.. Bishop Gibbons forthe deep
ard abiding interest be has alwsys, mani
ested in the welfare. of the youth OF his,
diocese also, to the principal and teachers
fo7 their untiring efforts in the same dIrec:
tion- Master Hsan spoke feeliugty, and
was loudly appIauded sy the chilfReu as
weA as BY the lsrge'audiesce present.
The Bishop and' Hon. A. N. Kelley both
made gery pleasing addresses to the boys, in
which they not only congratulated theEs,for
the very successful exhibition they had rsade |
of their progress, but urged them to reue~-l
ed ana antiring exertions in the future. A |
pleasing incident connected With this int.r--j
estiDg occasion, and one that was very ap--l
propriate conclusion to the winding up of th s'I
session. was the presentation by the Bishoy,I
on behalf of the boys of the academic or first |
class, OF aa elegant silver watch to-
their beloved teacher, Nr. j. WI
Lynch, as token of love and esteem, |
and also Of appreciation of the manner In
which be had discharged his duties towards
them durisg the session. Dir. Lynch re.
sponded feesingly in grateful aekno wledg-
ment of the handsome compliment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

prxrpoxe SyIuyE DRESS sHIESs,-Best lifting
oh,r, In the ,rarkes. seaty made or made to or
der and perfect fs guaranteed or 40 SALE Dye BE-
spryt.e & ssH, mascliant tailoEs~aad dealers he
Cyo,hinu, shirts,. asd ,genileasn's Furnishing.
Goods, 1909, Maia street. Call at srzScE
IONS and cxaaiue their stock of Clo'h' Cass'-
,n.r.S md Tpstuan. -tf' '...f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

an admirable. blending Of Keen wit, inimits.
Die humor, sound advice, and tender patbos,
and frequently brought down the house in
rapturois applause.
The honor men received beautiful bon.
quets from fair auditors, every one seemed
delighted, and the occasion was pronounced
by all brilliant close or commencement
week. .,,r,..ry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

OPENED TO-NIGIIT.-FzZfNI's Saloon VIII oe
worth visiting this evening. The large ohandelier
will be lighted fans for the of every visitor Will
be upon the tables, and everybody who desires 1t
viii be furnished with pure Ice creams, ioes cakess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

SEsT TO J4n.-Ellen Willis and Frances
Coles were sent TO hil for sixty days by the
Police Justice yesterday for using vulgar and
indecent language in the street. a.a.,, i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

InE Cry SCHOOL, BoARD.-A meeting OF
LIT Dity school B1Hd was held yesterday
",leiLoDn. y committee, consisting OF
A'>>rr. Duu.ee. Trent, Johnson, and Rev.
"slirs II. Holmes, o. the FIRST African Bap-
III cuuich, appointed oy the receut meeting
o c"loied persons. SeLt communication to
'"y HJuH pct!tionlng for the appointment OF
"fir too:cd teachers 10 teach in the c0lored
>#"1 1,>. The communication was received
~"u !3d OH the table, - be acted on at u SUBJ
>'4lcnt mectiE. of the Board when there is
ai@: &cttcndaDcc OF the members.
Inc Board next went into the election OF
'rachcIs. All OF the former teachers who
!p!ieG for positions we're rejected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

LARGE SALE OF ALL SORTS OF HoUsE-sURNisH-
ING GOODS, &C.. &C., THIS DAY ut 10h,o'clocR, st
store OF Il. Currant, No. 9O3 Main street, by
Messrs. Cook 4 LAUGuToN, Auciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

PARAsOLs AND FANS can be had Mt LEVHBho~
THEIRS In great variety. They have ma DC large ad-
ditons to their stock OF these 5sasonaplc art!crs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

=. J0nN's pAY--.MA>0SiC INSTALLATION
i-~ Masonic i!,rrlity turned out III full
L'uDrr> YESTERDAY morning 10 witness the
.',i'ia'ipn Of the Ulcers oi The lodges meet.
Al Washington !i1|i i. Johns, No. ~,
"o!. i. J.. jacobs. Dove. No. 81, Wor. a
L. Courtney: FraIc,i;c, No. 53, Wor. n.
hl"h.c
AIR The ccr,ruonir, At the hall the three
,''-e> united ia \ breakfast TO their mem-
'"!, aad invited brethren at 81. James uo-
-. About one hGudred sat down at
ogr. 70 magnificent breakfast, prepared
%D'r tie ial:Nl date supervision OF Mr.
A,eDiu@ci.
lodge. Nos. II and 1G installed their 9TH.
'' - ''.'ir !oigeroonI. anu Nos. 10, 8. and
~ IHslni!cd ther officers and had suppcrs
I:.t Might.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

DRESS GOODS can be had at LEVY BROTHERS as
lower prices than ut any time since the creaton'
If YOU doubt II, call aud see for yourselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

(;oTo PIZz1NI'S this even ling after tlla commence
ment exercises at the First Baptist ehhrea, Se1
some PURE PEACH ICR-GRnAN. a.N eaf .-'1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

GO AND SEE THOSE ~ PEARL CASSIMEREs at
ALLEN & BRoTuEK'S, ia Siain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

SAVE TINE AND MoSga by going 10, BSs soHEs}s'.
SOC and 5l1 Broad sinect Tor all Kln's@-oi @ p'o.''
shoes trunks, valises, or satfhels ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures Ia
cili,Ies for the prompt execution or all Kihds OF
,r,Inc. Order, filed promptly and at low prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

~ LARGE LOT OF PEARL CASHMERE HATS JUST
received al A. A. ALLEN K BaoTHER's, ana sei'ihs
al SO. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

EvERYaopT, SHOULD go to PIzztSI's ihi' evening
after the commencement excel: es are over az .no
first Baptist eli,sch. aud rafrcsir themselves w'R
me ep ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

LADIES IN WANT or ss'1fs or garments oI'aHT
description will find a. large stock at LEVY bho>
TIERS, - .s -.als-I =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

!:oIN REcovAEEp.- remains of young
Houu, who VA drowned iu the river OH
"Wednesday evening, were secured yesterday
Ind conveyed 10 the late home OF the de-
Il. No. l20G Broad street. The BODY
GA, ioUnd by >ou.c haucrs employed for the
..gio-c about !w0 hundred yards below
"a't" the fatal accident occurred, having
".rn washed down hy the tide. Coroner
L., og declined 10 holl III inquest, the cause
= ..ug.h beng aT.afcnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

PEACHES! PEACHES .-PIZzINI has just received
fine lot Of peaches. They are selling of rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

ftsfD.-Thc Police Justice yesterday
""'G William n. johnson 81 tor crestiDg a
se,",u'bance in The street, and William Kirby
q Tor drunkenness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25
Der Of Commerce righ. not to accep. any

Der OF Commerce right not to accept any
such terms. He thought it would be highly
inpolitie 10 let the company dictate terms
for the Chamber OF Commerce.
Mr. Curtis said that ibe towsge for vessels
arriving and going from Richmond was very
high. He hoped the Chamber would en-
coursge oppositioa tngs, because is would
help to keep down the rates, He thought It
would 1DJare the trade Of Richmond to
make rates for iowage with any particular
company.
The subject was referred to the Commit.
tee on Inlasd Trade. Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

If YOU WANT A BARGAIN call ut ALIENS" nat
store and get Of those w.ite beavers selling ior
No.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

COMMISSION MERCaAS rs.-We so!i6tg your or
aers for prtnting, ORA, cali at any, tlEe you NAY
wish 10 see specimens or obtsin estmatSs' feenbS
assume q that Il will ne to Sei,radvantase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

ALARcE LOT OF STRAW GOODS Just received
mt ALLEN u BROTHERs. ..s. s,.s- st n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

CUsyoM tiasxD.MApEl WORK TO oapER! a0
Bos suESs,. 500 and s. L Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

PEAcuIcE. .cREAaas PIzzINI's -dayand Dishts'
also all other fia IGTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

sBAyruBautNETs 8 at rednsed prices, and acss ZOE
,rimndug sama, mt LEVY EaoTHERs'. @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

RMpaoIpsRRp PATTI IAss for tacsets.andapro
skirts can saw be had u cost at LEVY BR0faE8s. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

sArx MONEY by having. your printing done at TIC
D1sHArCa PRINsaSG;HossE. GOOD: work, low
prtses and salts faeton gfnraDtsed
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D,spArcH rsISTINS.AousK-ino ordef 70 issses ss
,ha constantly Increasing demands or our trls VIC
have aided wsil.sssectsa IS ssor'men o..
svpr which. together with oar rsPaoyEn Ma
cr,,Srsy ;sads sK,syEL NEcIEAsicAL. TALENT,
,s,rranI us I'm esarsnie eein2 the YEGY BEST CLASS
nr WORK 2, nioderase agnes and IN the most ex-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

rAyORIILs. 81 TO "a per nuaaseosS Ae
I'll me nisPATGH PRINTING sAoussA
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.lFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH RAdE.1
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Mt the request of the president, was made by
Rev. DR.. Hatcher. AT this late hour, ana
in the crowded columns of the Dtspatcn,
no attenpt can be made at O report 9! lnts
brilliant effort, Suffice II to say thst u was
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-04

BANK DIvIDENp.-At a meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the State Bank of
Nevada held last evening a dividend OF
two per cent. on the capital, stock Of that
institution was declared from the earn
ines for the month of November. This
dividend is payabled on the 10th inst.
Notwithstanding the rough times in
Phoebe the State Bank is going on in the
same old style, paying dividend of two
per cent. monthly. IT no one else APP
pears to be making money this home
institution does not fail to do it.
Protection HosE Co. - Protection
Hose Company held its regular month
ly meeting last evening at the hose house
on Lacour street. Nothing out of the
regular routine of the monthly business
was transacted.
W. r. WILSON, news agent at Press
Wand's saloon, is agent for the Cheyenne
Leader, from which the latest informa.
ton can be obtained in regard to the
Black Hills.
TRADE in all branches of merchandise
in town continues very dull; all are COM
planning in regard to IL.
A LIGHT amount OF freight was received
yesterday by several of our merchants.
No passengers on the stage that will
arrive this evening from Hamilton.
FRED GILMER arrived in Phoebe on
Thursdays stage.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-04
Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK, Dec. 3.-Albert GARNER
has challenged Cyrille Dion to play for
a gold medal and the billiard champion
ship.
According to Paris dispatch Due de
Cazes, the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs, states that the reason why the
government refused to purchase the
Suez Canal shares when the property
was rendered for sale to the ministry was
that MacMahon's Cabinet feared war
with Germany
CHICAGO, Dec. "a Washington spe-
cial says news has been received there
that j. W. Bingham pleaded guilty to
five indictments found against him in In
diana for whisky frauds and had also
gone before the Grand Jury This is re-
garded as news of great Importance.
The Binghams, beside their connection
here in the whisky ring had facilities for
obtaining information. Joyce and Nc
Donald also had an Indiana connection
with eWashington department, through
which they were in receipt of intelligence
Frequently they were ahead of the st.
Louis ring in getting news from Wash
ington and would send their information
to their agent who would report to Joyce
and Mcdonald, and it would be acted
upon. 1t is believed here Bingham can
open up perfect bonanza of corruption,
embracing some Indiana radicals Of high
standing and throw light on the authority
by which the raising of the cam paign
funds was inaugurated in 70 by crooked
whisky. Some of the distillers claim
they were shown letter from Senator
Morton in 70. speaking in behalf OF the
National Republican Committee, and
giving directions in regard to the raising
of a contribution from Missouri. This
letter was shown to them by Revenue
officials; the construction put upon
the letter by these officials WAS that the
National Republican Executive Commit
tee authorized the raising of a fund at
the expense of the internal revenue and
covertly guaranteed the protection OF
the distillers if they went into the ring
and paid half the tax to the revenue
officials to be used for campaign pur-
poses. From all this it is believed Bing.
ham, IL he makes clean breast, will
open up an almost entirely new field
There is a story to the effect that the
Grand Jury are Withholding their vote
on the proposed indictment against Bah
cock until he can arrive and have {
chance to appear before them and make
explanations.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-04
Pacific Coast.

STANwIx, AT, Dec.3.--The party who
made attack on the Aguacaliente ranch
consisted OF six Mexcans who came from
below. After the attack they scattered,
crossing the river at Burke's, taking the
trail for Sonora. They are undoubtedly
friends of Chavez hunting for Colvig,
who returned to Caliente after killing
him. Had they wanted stock they might
have taken several mules running at
large on the ranch, which were not dis
turbed. There were only three men on
the ranch and the assailants had every
thing their own way outside OF the house.
SAN Francisco, Dec. Captain Wad-
dell, Of the Pacific Mail steamer City of
San Francisco, formerly commander Of
the rebel privateer Shenandoah, denies
the charge of burning and sinking whal-
ers in the Arctic Ocean after being
apprised that hostilities were ended be-
tween the North and South. He also
| states be was recommended to his pres
ent command without any solicitation on
his part. by Vice AdmiralI Rowan, Com.
modore Toxall Parton, Chief Of Signals,
and Captain r. A. Schufeldt, Chief OF
the Bureau of Equipments at Washing.
ton.
Fort YUMA. Dec. 3.-The inquest on
the body Of Chavez was closed ut noon
to day. The first jury disagreed. A
number OF Me1icans testified deceased
to be Jose Espanosa; had known hin
for eighteen months past in Sonora. bu
they have given up and now acknowl
edge they believe Fspanosa and Chavel
to be one and the same person, but tina
he had been known through this coun
try as Espanosa. His captors have hi
head preserved in spirits.
MARIcorA WELLS, Dec. 3.-Yssterda,
while Mr.. Giraud was passing near Penn
Reserve with his large herd of sheep
some Indians came ont and demande,
five sheep as toll for the sheep passinI
along that road, which was refused
whereupon they stampeded the entir
drove, numbering about 5000, an,
killed eighteen or twenty. They thel
offered to get them together again 70
Ave sheep, which was accepted.
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municates in whisper, cheek to cheek.
with one arm around the editors neck,
aud breath so copious and hot that a
dense stream of steam pours out of the
editors opposite ear during the CONVEX
sation. The editor has long since
ceased to complain of these well meaning
people-only the thing sometimes grows
tiresome, so that the cessation which
comes with the end of the battle is very.
very accountable.