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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

hook k, eprr ana small partner IN the
wholesale millinery hons If Prescott,
Wood \ Co.. Il hes been discovered, has
l4eu eulhs ZZllug tie funds Il tie firm
several ,ra.>. Il yant->sfs and thinks
hi. p.rrlatiouS AMOUNT In Sj3.U'o OF
san eco Sir.rp tho 1stt-liuu Le has
twice attempted suicide
Cane. n.nch Is. A hre orrnFred
here last night which burned the livery
stable of Mike Parker, with % hors.s.
Sudlurg. Pa. March l5.-Ihe ice
here broke las: evening aud went over
the dam, Iut tefure the great gorge be-
tween here and paveLyi.ie came, winch
soon after. Bringing with 1t several
brides. tcarin. away the l'utilc bridge
between here and the i-!ani and knock
inc one span ont Of The other bridge.
The Northuub.rlan Railroad bridge is
sll safe. having been heavily loaded with
coal c7rs.
NewYorI. March IS.-John Riley and
John Monnhan. Of Son!h Brooklyn
quarrelle,i Yesterday evening, and Mona
han WAS fatally shot.
Chicago, March lS.-A Washington
special says the Express Company gonse
il tie ro,tnl Law Is creating good deal
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

SrocKs were much demo- allied yester-
dny. When, OF late, they have not been
in that discouracins condition we cannot
cl, arlv cali to mind. The vein Of hiIar-
,;y which +rst did cause the flush of en-
e,n,raoement end citation TO mantle the
cheek OF the stock guerilla, is now dis
placed Icy the saliow melancholy OF dis
Amendment, and sadness which
refuses to be comforted. But We will
look ahead, hopefully. toward the dawn
ing of the new heaven and the new
e.,th and The further development OF
the Big Bonanza, and o favorable deal
thereon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

THE CARSON MINT is now largely
engaged in the coming of half dollars
and ten cent pieces. Under existing
orders as much as 500, 900 Of each OF
those denominations Of coin will DO
made.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

Day before yesterday our elongated
Young friend, Sam Hodgkiuson, Jr..
haade,! Us an envelope continuing the
following polite note of invitation;
AEr. H. L. Mighels: The pleasure OF
your con.rapv Is solicited At tse Oh
Ssz-.ac Snie.n on Thursday evening
March 18th 4! clock by Mr.. l., wiz.
Carson City, New.
This kind invitation WAS emphasized,
or supplemented, 10y Hank Monk, last
n,oht. Hank came and banged at our
OFF, door bav ing for a!mlt;anee. We
let hin, in. and found that h. vas loadt d
down to the guards with brace Of :."t-
ties Of krns' and a tray t"l. Of glass :
all duly led. Nc and Mr. Lewis sen :
our compnmeuie, says Monk, adding
sn invitations to come over and Sc Gas
and his patty Of friends. Nemade that
cbampae pe DO duty III moissenin9 4 toast
to the health. prosrerons Journey
pheasant visit and safe return ot our
much t-l.ktd fellow townsiAiia. Goot
luck to We, old fellow!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19
I'll. Fir, Wood Drive.

A lot Of cord wood, aCgrecaling
about Is, 900 cords, ai'd which has "'o''
piled uear Swlft's Station on the BlE!er
Grade. is now being sent COW" t'c
Drle>ioach tlume and taken our AZ u"
foot OF the Elliot tiunre. 1t il coming
at the rate at about 400 cords per CAV
i!.,- wu.I j. tie l!"iH MY q Mf> :
S,y.ery and BrIesha,.In aud IL the Hfsl
drive OF The >ea-'a'..
THE CAPITOL SQUARE hllS' or
rather. the bids advertised for bv me
BOARD of State Capitol COMMISSIONERS
ara due at the Office of the Secretary OF
>tate IN d,y. We direct the attention
of those desiring 10 acqua!nt mem
selves with thc IariI"n''itS "i ms
matter. To Secretary Minors advertise
meul IN another column OF '"-dat
APPEAL.
GrsLEwIs haviny resigned the fore
marship of the Swift Engine tom
,,ry i.teamerl Charley Wilson. one
Of the best iiremen that ever held a
pipe or packed >ranner, mas pee"
elected in his place. tfus was accom-
pauind to Reno. last Hight by sre"t
crowd of his friends.
A RIl OF SNOW FLuHKY nlght BE
tore last left its white tracks on me
face Of Mother Earth. yesterday. bN'
!. va.all gone. save in shady places,
long before noon.
MIR. MARSHALL EoBiN>oS, one 81
flo .ppr,I. rroplietorS left ton San
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

The C. p. r. r. Co. have declared .
dividend Of So per share. payable on and
after the LIST day Of April.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

SENATOR GAnnAnp dropped il uion
u Yesterday. He told Us ID" should
le,ve for his home in Pine Grove.
E>u.era'da county.
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County aHiccrs.
Lara MIE COUNTY.

MIX COUNTY.
Geo A Draper. Chairman,
EODsVttssioHsyES J.. u BaEry,
IF Laidsu.
ShsTgF-S. j. O'Blirn.
CoEEtIbiE-W 1uy4,E.C L. :. Devoc.
! ESases OI tS Ps.cs-JuS. slaughter. TN FisbM
ItsTk and Rsc0raer-GeO. B Stinpsou,
IrsdS Gysr-D. Z Trarv.
PT0hgL sHdgs-D. e. Trl Cy.
Pro1tcg irg Ancyytsy-W ". Corl-tt.
SrtpIi SuusIjHrSDdsHf-F y. W Hi lard
GBrOHs-Ia Taino'.
IRsessCr-Ed. !. Morris.
CHEYEENR CITY.
r. e.. whippir, Prez.eE Of. Mayor
idNhu NcHtUU.
Bra Trustee John r.. Davis.
H.. K brs-u-h-1,
Peter HaumH
CterG-W. RIsha. dson. sr. u. AssesrOr.
NTFeaC-r. = Drvre.
IrsuyHr~r-lrEaC Bergman.
AporHsu-T =. Street.
SEsrsgor-A J. ParzEA'l.
POiisr Justices -rohu Slaughter, T. " FISHER.
N settings Ut thu Town Trustees FudA1 -NeI
Ing in eseh week. a. the city liaII.
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Senator Thurman fails to practice
what he breaches. For years he has
been calling upon independent Re
%publicans to leave their party. be-
cause they differed with its policy in
some minor points.
Recently he has had an opportuni-
ty to put hi- preaching into practice,
but he respectfully declines. My
party, right or wrong" is now his
motto, aud he smiles rs blandly rs If
it was constructed Of solid gold.
Thurman is a Democrat, aud what
ever that happens to he, 50 is Thur
man. Hard-mOncy-rag-money; pro-
tection-free trade; loyal-disiuyal ;
hot to-day-coId tomorrow any
thing; any policy /; so long AS it is
Democracy, Thurman is the humble
servant, ready to do or die in its ser
vice.
Thurman riding the initiation nag
in the Ohio race, would be a picture
worthy the pencil of Mast. Having
bet on the. nag, the distinguished
Senator is bound to ride him, even if
he dies in the attempt. Whatever
becomes of the nag, its two-faced
rider may consider himself ruled out
of the Presidential race.
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DR. Geo. Walkers

irrntmeui consists in the interruptions rciec-
lion ut all hose dele, eriuus mineral drugs,
which. while they mOmcntarily remove the
symptoms, poison the blood and permanently
fix the diseases in The constitutions, which form
he sue panGcen of that unscruDulOus horde of
empirical charlataus who fleece their unsus-
peCtinc . but too confding dupeS, aud for their
8 lid guid rcQuite hem with shattered cnnsti.
tu;ionS, and u cndurable eNistPncr. and the
prospect nf an u timely and early grave.
Letters by mail enclosing fee, SIS, faithfully at
tended to.
Medicine provided and sent TO any part OF the
United States
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Hours OF con-u tation from Q a. IT, TO IL m. l TO
) ana Il 10 9 D. n. Separate receptions rooms.
L. }. box, l779. aug7dBm
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TUESDAY. AUGUST Il. 1875.
MIsCELLANE Us ITEMS.

A discreet Long Branch corre=pon-
dent astonishes the country with the
announcement that Miss - is the
belle of the season. There must be
more than n string TO the beau.
A LOO pound turtle is being kept
for the Centennial, aud the Louisville
6trier-JourndE thinks it should he
hung over the door Of the department
assigned to the Philadelphia press.
The 10th of September is fixed for
the next Adventist scare, but skeptics
think the earth is too wet t. burn for
six months yet. The Adventists had
better do what the earth will not
dry up.
Talk about storms a Geneva man
vas killed by the hail during the
prevalence of the recent hurricane,
while another had his wrist broken.
Sulphur is usually looked upon as
the portion Of the wicked, hut the
Use of it In the form Of baths is said
to have n beneficial effect upon the
Pope.
The Hon. William Allen never
stole anything; and we do not like,
in these times, tospeak kindly of that
sort of man.-ChIci1Bdti Commercial.
Salvini is going into the business
Of making craven images.
The Pittsburg Commercial calls
Morrissey a statesman and an eX-
FOUNDER.
The first medal Bismarck ever got
was for saving the life of a drowning
man.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-17

Wyoming CoIumandcry No. I. Regular sos-
clave first Fridsy in each month
wyouihg Chapter, M |. X. A. ~. m1sIs
uall. on the first and third Tuesday evenings In
esch month. st 80 cIucK y. N.
Cheyenne Lods-. No. III. meets first and third
saturday Hights in cac;t month. at Masonic Hall
Ood FcIlOwA.
Hope RncarL Smenr, No. ., {. .. o. F., meet
every I'd and It'll Wednesday Of each month n
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. ]. I. o. =. r., neets syerS
Monday evening al Odd Fellows Hall.
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GAZETTE

4 Journal IF Information for i'd
Ucrtiscrs. Edition, $500 copies. Pub
iiSbct U',ekLy, Terms, s. per anJ,um,
in GdrG3Sr".
Five Sprcmen copies different dntes) TO
one address Tor - cts
office 70 II Park Row. New York.
GEO u. ROW LII * CO.
Editors and Publishers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-17
DR.. Geo. Walker,
Physician and Surgeon.
Member Of tpc
Royal College Of Surgeons,
e Il
The ~Cr!rhrht"d Specialist from
lONDnN md NEW YORK.

DIR. e walker. brgs Ia inform the public thai he
has commenced The prlcricc Of his profess on L
Rooms FIVE AND SIX, GooD's BLrCK. COENEE o.
SIxrEtH1H AND LARGMER SrKEEPs.
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BrIuS@ls ln CongrszA,
SoFig-f higG LOngT@4-hnu. ". X. sTssL


IrsF4IOTIAI UAc0ra-
i06syH9r-JHu. ~. Tuayrr.
SseSoIGTg-G- ~. FtCLCE-
th1J JHsfrs - sHBfr.ps EOEFE-J. W. Fisher
-tsSoC4uts JEEttcss-syr. Al. GErry. l.. 4. IasnA
Or Suars Lstss-fyr-E 4. snow.
oHJrSgOs Gv5-rLI- >ilas Reed.
hs-sat,' - Lubtc .hDHsgs-I. ". TOrsy.
HTghsfrT Z. .. Lus-L U9G.-S. =. HIEsol
ItrrHdgtg. TrsaSursr-S. ". .wLry.
Tsrrtgrfa aaa,5H-J. Ii. Hay :uru
r.. l.. ATuold.
tO"iN'tssbO''er q FeH'f'HtddTgt IhErIgs ItattCp.
N. e.. rest.
IsITnOTiH Lbn1riGn -IuIn Stang ~
Commissioner Of fplBIi9- LasH-J. II. J-rr,y
SHbssbIsHdsEt gj iHErHCt4 Joan sIauyhlnr
y rtrroI .thDrBtrg-E. =. -uhuruu
tHHsI states 'cTIalsssis7ssr-7J. ". EruuH
'trFS n tr .ys'ycIIt N2stHcf-J. " bruL-r.
HIrzhg-GiI5er Adams.
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JVyO.
CHeYeHlIe,

Plans and Specifications drawn by m ex.
periruced braush zmRn. ON short notice. We
Guarantee all our Work, as we employ none
but hr-t-class wOrkmen. i've d1y
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DIR. Geo. Walker

having for 4 numbe- Of years ma e the above
malaGies the subject Of his speciat SHADY, aud
narrower, by long and careful practice. modified
he treatment used and commended by suCh
emimen men as Doctor RECORD, LatlHmOnd, Val
drUu. Nidrl, Wilson and others, as applied hy
,hrn IN c,id aud humid climates, 80 ne 10 exact
ly suiL the altered state OF the constitution OF
per=ULS no ha e been acclimHtised in tropical
aud scmi-Iropical cruntIies, feels perfecr conn,
dcncG IL undertaking the permanent anu efec-
tual cure of any of the above diseases Of how.
ever long standing or invetrrate they may he.
with i certainty Of not only eTadicating the dis
urtrr. bat coacurrently restoring the entire con
s!iIuIinn t. perfect health and yigor.
The rand peCuliarity of
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ALBANY COUNTY.
~. ~. Nidsy,
0HEDlissi5Hs ys : >iu u Dur Gchtr.
Thomas Aluup.
Shsr.T-J. n BrupHy.
t,.t-.r,L "a, D.. q W. Ritter.
'N 10 T'"s L. ID. Prase.
ULcrk-J W. Mold nm.
P-85Yts JvRgs-G W. Hitter. er-oneio Treasurer.
Prosecuting IrOrSrg-C W. Iramel.
Superintendent of Schoois-N. L. Andrew.
COTOnSr-James Vine
LAEAMIE cry.
WIN. Harris. e. oGe0, xAyo
J. II Fiufrock.
board Of Trustees y. Gaihr4i a..
I. J. Webster,
iIamcr VIM.
Ckre-John Me cod, ,a-o1scio Assessor
GIryhgl-A. a. Haucs.
TrrGgyTcr-G. y. PrH-c.
i~hSTasy-H'mcr MvuCl'.
Police yus5ct-L. ID. PcH-e.
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UINTA COUNTY


~ Mark church. Epl-cUpaL Rev. y. W
Hiilisrd rrctur. Sund ) services II a IL. and
3 -. IN. sunday schul ! after morning %--iNicC.
~rnls tree. Al persons are co. daily invited t.
ait nd.
Roman Ca'nnIic. lev. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor
Kew. Eu-ene Cussan. ASST. Church uU'Sei
-rreet. uhuve TNcTiIeIh.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. b. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at II a. IN. and p. m. Sunday
chool directly afJeY morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, hry. ". f. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every SAbbath AT ia. m
and p. m. sabbath school al Az p. RI
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Tbs
public ere cordially invited to all me ssTYieaH %
the church,
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cornTY.

Nv. =. Noble. Chairman,
COrrBEssiOHcFS william Evans.
tIames Calhoun.
SheFJF 4. A. McFhve.
CIrrs-A. NclrIuzh.
Probate Jaf1s-Ias. A. Brrnnaa. ~. II. TrsssI
dsst. sur -. \. Johnson.
UIN1A COUNTY.
g A. Fhfpp-,
CuDuy.tssi9peTS Nc ell B"emHn,
-. X. sloan.
sRsrif-Wilianl Hinton.
IffFs- IS r. -. Ice
PrsL. NE Jugyo-G ". II. Remington sn. ". Treas.
p ~ cyiipg IrOrReg-H. GHrbaraIi.
teS.zHDF-.h. g.. hopkins.
S.f-rrg0r-lt. RphiuSuu
I'M. -iHfsadcnt n SahOob-S. K Temple.
CCro s.,-Fht ma street.
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Courtesy of wvo. Archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo'
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CARBON COUNTY.
r.. Il. Admins. Chairman.
CORRisGiOHsFR ( ID. x CLAY.
u II. BrAmmur.
SbsrjFD T R-uHir.
clerk Perry l.. smith.
PROBATE .iu6Gs a m. l. Ash.
AsS-sspr Is. l. Ryan.
!Sugsr.nisRdsHt or SchsOls-B. 2. Kinney.
, 1875-07-14

Preliminary &srUcectllnxs-1nte
ing Addresses,

Preliminary PrAcecuinxs-1 Interest.
ing Addresses.
nA1E1an, N. T.. Jn1y 13.---rho Cotton Con-
gress ret hero to-day. President Hutlor Ia tho
chair. and Gov. Drosdon welcomed tho men,
bcrs to tie Capital Of tue Slate. He said It Gully
remained for our pooplo. and particularly our
mechanical, manufacturing, aud farming Inter
eats. to work together more harmouiously, i'd
viacdly, and eoergctcally, to MAKO this country
all that its most ardent frionds could ll,-tAo
pride of our own people aud the admiration and
onvy OF the world md tn tllis olfort tho people
OF tho South md Of thu Grnat West iihl
much to do, Is upon thoir exerticns depended
Tho auccosa OF every enterprise In this great
country. Tho South should depend to Il much
greater sxtont en- hor own r9souroos, II alie ever
wished to bocotuo prosperous aud tndcpentlent
Wo ncoded nure manufactures Of every charas.
tor, 81 Gator diversity ia our crops, aud more
harmonious working togetuer OF those interests
col. Dutler, on behalf OF the Congress,
thanked tho Governor md tho people OF NORTH
Carolina fur this wclcoms TO tho Capital.
+. IL. Duabeo, on behalf OF thu Mayor, or
Of tue great Wess ,'Ecsout, and said: "Doplofc
1t a. much % We uaY. tho Wost III tho grannry
and hrnuke.holHe Of the whole South, and tho
cunning line Of representatives. Of tho two nac-
tsons was s peculiarly apprupriase. lilo said tho
when tho children Of Georgia will road with
glowing admiration tho match]ces deotls OF tho
gallant Mofhersoii, and the youth Of Iuwa nnd
llinoiH will learn tho Lesson Ut heroic patriotism
and sacred devotion to duty It tho grave Of
jackson.
Dr. Maxwell. Of Tennessee, responded to Mr,
busboc IN behalf ct tue Oousrosa. lilo returned
II touching torms tho tlankb Of tho body for
tue Hearty welcome which had boau o1tcnled
thoae whom lo represented. Ono OF tha pftl,-
cipal objects Of tho Caugroas waH to unto inu.o
thoroughly in every iuteyest OF this wLoie coun-
Try, aud The welcome extended here to those Of
Tho great West, as we'll as thoso Ut tho South,
would teod to weld together moro thoroughly
tho TWO sactlons. Among tue prorninont gantlo-
n,en present are the Hon. II, Stark[au, Of Iowa.
Judge J: D. Jones. Of A1kansas, Col. i. E, but
Ior, ct Georgia, II. n. Sims, Of South CaroIiua,
Ut. ". Maxwell, OF Tennessee, aud mauy otAers
are expected tonight and Ia the morn.ng.
, 1875-07-14

ApODf FAHEH ELL NEETIH1s
LONDON, July 13.--At Moody and Smiley a
farewell meeting, laat night, 1853 clergymeu Of
the Church Of England ~oro present, far out
uunbering those Of suy other denomination.
cAnon Conway Of Westminster. occupied seat
on the platform. AL present were dosply A.
fectod. Mr. Moody, whlto speaking, was 30
overcome by emotion that Ae had " stop and
Was unable 70 conclude hls address.
NoODyS LAnons.
Tho following il tho uunbsr Of meetings held
by Moody aud Baukes in Loutlou duiiug tie past
four mouths, With tho aggregate attendance !:
Cxmberwell, 70 meetings. astendod BY 4sv, 900
reopIu; Victorla, Is meetings, attended by
a00,O00; in tho Opera-House, Go meetings, A.
taudod Gy $50 900; III low street, GU meetings,
attended by CUU, ,000 and in Agricultural Hall, 90
meetings.. attended by 72Q,000.
The amount OF moley e1Eonded for building,
printing, stewards. etc., III $lA0.00U. Moody apu
Hanhoy declined to Eecetye any compensation
from tho Committee.
TuE vIcEsBunQ DISASTER.
The Commission appointed by tic Board OF
Trade to Investigate tin loss ot tho steamer
Vioksburg, OF tile Dominion Limo, has opeued its
ses4ion in Liverpool.
LOCKOUT THREATENED.
LONDON, July 14-6 =, n.--Tho masters Of tho
cotton nllts In AAhton. StalY Bridge, Dunkeu-
field and Mossloy, havo decided to give uoticu
OF tho commencement OF lock out On the 9;th
inst, because The wotk-poople employed In cor
tam departments rofuAe to rotor disputes In ro-
gard 10 thor waEes to arbitration, Qtlar en-
ployoa have quit work.
, 1875-07-14

kncss O0nnectcA with tho Bnto OF tho
sts Louis Democrat,

knces CONNECTED with tho Bnto OF tho
1T. Louas DemocFns.
6psetH Dis1utcA 70 1hs chte,.ae 1r4buns,
It, Loula July ia dispatch of tho 11th
'nss. from Washington City to TIE Ta1Dusx
tus History ya :, ,So aspqa5 naseD..s to If BE- Il. 70
Louis Democrat by Moaeo and uouses,
docs great injustice to neso gontlouen, Tns
proposition to scll tue Democrat originated with
MI y. W. Flshbaol, In Afri, 1874, who 1oouost-
ea r. ): Bowman. OF this city, to cali upon
aeasfs' alokeo and Houaes, and propose to soil
70 them. Bowman went. aud negotia-
s,oas wess 1t onco opened. At Iii.
1'snpaexs anggeatton. written agreement
wn dra"n up bY nowmsn obiigatipg each
o. tae naBotiatots not to diynIgo any facts Which
sney might learn concerning tho buslposs Of tho
Stass MeHas Tdr r, ,nss.nee. P.htaok did not want
hAd gone dowL from 5000 to 7,060; tnat tbey
weso taking 26o-adyorilaemants 1t cd or Ina
oAen soo!EoFlnK money 1t tlliuouu per cent. ar
ny o. taeso little diaagresablo facts uoidont to
tue plecAfiouB career OF failing ua HanAner T,Ia
y she agreement which has bosn M
naasahtly descFibsd 10 your correspondent. anJ
nas 20 more connection With tha whnk v.rmt,
than u hs* wlth The ne1t Presidential election,
bsSt forosd H. a ~ apd the assertion that rsh
eolng to use h!s information agsiost hIoKsa a1d
Housez ia ridiculous. Ho simpIy void = bsdiy. %
aoGsec!assd paper fos which 10 ia prosperity ie
laa gtysa *43a.0 900, but WAS glad to get rid 1f A.
esW,o ,ooo,-a loss OF slb0 oou. The usual soutco
ot theso reports connoottna Mckee and uuUser
~ oonhtless with Postmaster Filtoy, Of this
city, who hss eloriahea . sworu h.trad
aRnnst a!m ever since he exuosed
nis per cent assessment upon po9t-Oalco en-
laofes hs!c 70 l67a, aud for which Geu. 0tsnt
fieps'manded hl1n. lie hAs beeu vety sotiTe IN
big sta!uItons e9orts to have MoKee Ind Monser
Indicted by The Grand Jury, but ~ yet has fa;iei
70 accomplish anything. 1'hs Grand Jrry have
ports Involving tnsm 10 Tho phisky.rtnu MI
nsss, aud haze failed to return 40 ipdic.naent
Ihs case OF Con Acouire, late CoIiooturs h.s
been s1hAustlye!Y e1am'ned a!so aud nothlnr
discovered rhlnh Involves him 10 thu lesst "s
, 1875-07-14

SKedt Diapdtch to 3hs Chf:aqa 15lbun<.
P1TrspuAd, pa, July ia viotont wind and
Tain~atorm passed over this city thin afternoon,
doing great damn9e. TIC olcud Of duBt rsised
waa so denae That It WIS dnrkes than night, and
the wa.oE csmo down In torrents. At Zug's BILLS
several furnace stacks Wern blown down, AZ wero
also several III ra,uter's, Aod man was very
seriously hurt. Tue High-school building waa
partially unroofed- Tho roof waB blown from
tobiuson i lioa's foundry. Troos wo1o up
rooted aud telegraph poles prortrated. Many
dwellings. woro unroofod, aud, altogetber,
the wlnd~storm HRs ona Of tbs Aoyereat
ever known In this section, aud
did grcat amount Of damage in laying down
crops to tho suz, ound'ug country. At Mckee's
Hooks. Ut tho Ohio hiver, Just boow Allegheny
osY, tho storm nabuuo1 tue proportions OF i
torrlnc tornado. Trees wero upEftod by tho
rooss and hurled iu every direction. man was
OF work picking stouea with team, whom 4
falling tree st,uck hlA losso, pjnEing II 90 thst
IT Lad to 10 shot. Tho man was lifted
by tho wind aud carried over piles Of
atones aud his flesa no bady bruised
and lacoratod that ho cannot Survives Ono OF
Lila arms wss lllarally boatsu To pulp, 80 that
slnpu.ation waa found uecessary. gvca. mapy
other mtuor casualties aso reported. and Zach
train briugB In frcsh tdngH of tile tamaue done
to atanainK grain. Tho aggregate loss outside
OF human Injury w,!l not fail sAor. Of : half
million.