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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25
DAILY SILVER STATE.
Wednes lay. August 20. 1879
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1910 "A. NJ.
and leaves at 1855 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. M.
and leaves at TO- As P. Nj.
Freight Train arrives at IL II. and
caves at 1915 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 P. NJ.
and leaves at 8:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
n. and arrives at 2 80 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise Val.
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varvville. Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
, 1875-11-12

Conde d Ku. Under the Jeauitlcal influence OF
Mgr. Drsnes determines that al 60 nobig
achieved shall be undone. Bhe ustess VOWS thai,
until tho DIshopa arc reloaaed, aho will mako
herholt pstpetualv miserable. and with All
onergy and iadu.try worthy Of . batter motive,
bhe. barefoot md unattended. proceeds 10 thc
sprink!!ng ard sneetiNp. with ordinary corn.
broom. Of all tho c!s1rchea In tue neighborhood
at her residence. II IL p.t[ful It PRODUCES an
impresaion On thu Emperor the two Jesntical
Henatoss, Tractv,ae snd Mendos d'Almeida work
upon lila patefnal feelings, aud 1t laat hc
atretchos the power Inverted in h,s Imperial
right, AGO, not only releases tho 13lahopa, but
pasdnna their offenses. Naturally, Brazil fAaIs
hutniated. The unohcisl press .. the country
cries out In doubte.leaded editorials. md ono.
not unusuaity metcurlRl journal, asaerts that
the Emperor llaa taxcn tlia first ntcp toxarl bin
aAdicAttos. And, pending tho excitement con.
aequens upon this act. the Emperor decides upon
abaenting hiu,eolf from the country fur period
Of eighteen months, leaving the rolns OF govern
mont III tho hands Of the Princess. VIRTUALLY
hanttlIg 1t over to tllramonsAne rule. There
arc lew citi:eia who do nos share In tho general
condemnation Of the action of tho Emperor II,
desertipg lilB post At this most Inopporsuno aud
critical pe1ind, whel,, beadea tho exciting poIi.-
icat queasious ag'tating tie country. great dis-
t&.iAfactiop, to tue yefGa Of actual forcible re-
ristance Ia cyincod againat the working Of The
now recruiting law, as,d the experiment Of intro
ducipg new eioctoral machinery ia on the eve oi
beng tr{ct,
, 1875-11-12
Brazil

BRAZIL.
CONVICTED n1sHofs pAAp0EED -THK InkhoR
LxA1Is THE COUNTY, AND TuRks ovRR THE
GOVERNMENT TO uLrRAhoaTAAK RuLE.
Ss1p FORK Tsmts.
Rio DE IANZ1Io. Sept. 29.-1p Dra2it the pre-
eu,.uent Jurisdiction Of the lam Of tho Empire
over ecclesiastical Law WAS clearly e1omp1iaed
In tho conviction and imprisonment Of tho ylab-
op. Of pa,a and Pe1nanbuco. The facts Of tie
case may. in resume. be briefly stated: In the
year lb72, tho Capuchin Bishop Of PeEuAinbuco,
Triar Vital d'Oiyeria, tsaue1 al order to ono Of
the NUMEROUS religious benevolent societies Of
the principal city of hts Blshopric, ordering tho
Immediate ekpulslon OF all F1oeulssona In thor
membership. This order the benayoleut and
clerica1IY aud politically loyal brotherhood so-
fuaad to oboy. At this. his 6ubltms Excellency
tho lNshop became furious. and auathomized the
Order, forh1ddluK them entrance TO the Church.
ILe brotherhood appealed 10 tho Emperor for tho
removal OF the episcopal luterlet. aud tue Mink
ter Of tha Empire--R cousin, by tue way. OF the
pishop-ws4 ordated to compel the Dlshop ~
teca!l Or revoke tue orlss preventing the o1ftni-
Ing brotheEs from tue privilege ct the CHURCH.
Tla stubborn Capuchin refused to obey tala
n,ososv politcsl ordof. sllsg!u5 ~ = ress3n tot
bis refnsal, tho superior oIdssa Ut biz llo!luess
the rope. This conflict Of Jurisdiction could
puly be settled In ore Wnv. Tho 0tshop WA
arrested. tried before tho supreme Tribunal o.
Iust!oo oQuytctoi, aud abntenoad u to;1s YessA
1u1pri1ontnsut 1t hard laboI. tbs shop u
Pars, who Lsd offended III = like manner. Was
also tried convicted, aud Tvcelst4 sfmliAs 6en.
tenco. III both instances tho E'urefor femasted
the AAtd.obor eIaulrnt OF tile ssntence4 IL tAe
xaola laugth sud breadth Of tha land the couras
Of tla Co1acil Nas sustained and aloquently vsn'
dloAssd, and everJ Brazilian clt3eo pfaded him,
soli % tne asoiasa posinoa hin oo7sramsnt hlt
~ I III u u c.asatss Of ths Enps1os. win u
, 1875-11-12
GERMANY.

orES1.6 OF THE oEuMAS PARLIAMENT.
BEntlS. Oc.. 27.-Tha acasion OF tho Inperia!
German Parliament vas opened shortly after .
O'Clock tlis afternoon u tho Whito Hall Of tho
Royal CaH:lo by Herr yon Delbruck. preadabt
OF the Imperial Chhnce1leEy. The galleries were
filed, but the Court box was unnccuried. III
tho box assigned to the diplomatic body thoro
were only lew foreign attachea, aud OF the meln-
bers of Parliament about eighty were abseut The
members of th Federal Council entered with
Herr you Delbruck at their head, and took their
pacea ou the left OF the throne. which WGH
yei,ea. Herr 1on Do'bruck proceeded to resd
the Hpeech from the throne III tho name NJ tho
| Emperor. Attcr anhouncing tue introduction
| Of serersi bills. 1t concluded III follows:
In Alsace-L9.rane, na In the vhoo Umpire review
tue Years wlit plssed since the conclusion of
the Peace {: frankfort tnsea tbs expression of sat
isf4con At the progress Of interior development aud
this cousollda Ut or goo relations with foreign
countries. IT, notwithstanding this. there " sta9ns-
10 remedy tho er1l which sost4tnly Is not caused By
auy want q: security tu tue political stats at aoass or
| apprehension rt~i~cttng the matntcnauce Of peace,
Ance Inst mad Mt this day the continued preserrh
eau pronounce mors ass1ed than II aoy TINA during
tts twenty years preceding tue seeonsEnetoa q .Ls
discernible reason for tssurbAuce Of tho peace,
fra will in which tbs Emperor knOwa hnsef to be
tity tus ishts and interests Ut the people, suffice
| for tka 1'reseEfnton.
Thoss powers whose union 1t former period dur
Ing the lre,"nt century Conferred tho LrAstngs u
lesce urap Europe for .nauy years etiu Uphold it,
| supported by tile A4scni Of toeir peoples.
Tie cordial receptiou Of the Enneror b3 tho k!ne
al people Of Italy rtsengthens tie rotstction thai
the accomplishment Of internal unity anA the FREUD
slhp Ls.wern Germany nud Italy offer fresh guasan
ties for Tho paclhc Development Of Eurupc.
Herr ron Deibrneh Then dec.h1t1 the Hsbsiu1
opened, md the ceremony terminated With thre
enthusiastic cheers for tho Emperor proposed b.
Herr ron ForckenbocK.
, 1875-11-12

TIE rApAL NOTE TO TIE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
LosDo&, Nov. 11.-Tho noto Of tho VATICAN in
reply to that Of Spain troass tho Spanish ques-
slon from the standpoint OF religion and princi-
Piles Of the concordat, which 1t says spust not be
departed from. The Vatican does not dosire to
embarr2es the new spanl-1 Government. It
particularly wishes to assst 1t, but only by such
MEANS NJ would be truly etsicac.olls. aud which
would not permit the rupture Of thHt sAcred tie
which has always been the glory OF Spain: lse-
llgioua unity, which 1t il now sought to
banlsh, caunot impeda the Development
Ut civilization, but is. OF the contrary. iss true
beacon. II ia the daty OF tue iapacy to combat,
not civilization, whlcu is bought forward merely
Ms Drete1t, but the CORRUPTION invading tue
hearts OF nalions. Iu peEsistsng upon the gFoaud
ahuered. tho papaoy believes it rendors great
seeyics, NOT only 70 tho SPanieh GoTernnenE,
but to al SDaiu, This conduct Of tue papal Nun-
cio aud Of tho Vatican must be resaaled frnn
this point Of yiom, but il Spain, moved by supreme
nscessily, wahes To draw up Ill understanding on
tho saulo principles undsr another form. the
papAcy is oneu 10 negotiation, with tho objoct ot
introducing acceptable n,pdlhcsslons into the
coucord4t. Aftor ktach QUE has dcelared III
views, 1t il to be soon how far tho Vatican eau
accept tho draft Of tho now Constitution.
In conclusion, tho fattcau accepts the dBclars-
tion OF tho Spanish Goyernmtnt That It IL deEls-
Gus OF coming to IN understanding. and Btates
tlnt INSTRUCTIONS to negotiate have bsen given
tha Nunclo 1t Madrid.
, 1875-11-12

Louis by Douglass and blsckmailsd tho whiaky
men 10 tic Arnount Of tio.0 Braslsear Is now
In Europe, where he has fed for aafety. II Az
pears from thsso f1cts that 1}rast,eaE deeeivcd
douglass OF made uba Of him, but It 10 wholly
Incorrect 10 aay that thero wAa not sufficient
evidence Of the frauds before him 1t huy tima
during the last two years Of bin Official term 10
warrant Lin in msking tue sAmo iasua With tho
wl.taky thtovcs thai has sneo been
mnde with them since hin retirement.
Ihe t.uth ls that Bfashosr WAS backed up by
tho influence Of late Cabinet oficer. aud 40
a.,onxiy supported by lin that Douglass d'dnot
dato 10 remove him, and, even after proof poa-
two had boon piaced before him that l31aahetr
uaB thief and blackmaiIor. ho continued 70
employ him, and cu1n,nihaioncA him 10 70 btck
to 1t. 1,oujs and daal with tho whisky frauds.
Afltlaviss wcre placod hcfnro Mr. Douglass do
n,onhtrating beyond question Brashesr's inti.
mRta relations With tia ling. and yet, ~
ob"t'ience to tho wishes Of the. cI-cabfoet
officer referred to, retained him In
Office and allowed him to continne to betEAy tho
Government. II all tho a.tainsble evidopce is
1roaucnd II will 10 proved that Ms. DOUGLASS
WAS fully cognizaut u tho Ring. and failed be-
ca,lse he rhH too tfmid to take the nccesatry
aseps 10 bresk 1t up. No doubt has ovor been
thrown upon hin honesty. but tho political lnfln-
once which put him in ofico and kept him there
| wero Themselves 80 contaminated that my
| earncet effort for reform involved Ills cutting
! leosa from all bis chief political friends and
this he Was, for special rehsotla, unwilling 10 do.
, 1875-11-12

'ettsr Of bin wIfe ia = part Of hls plan to
tb's story III poverty. IL ia atsted tsl
that Rho IA nos In posseRgi0n Of ut foaat ouo
Or s2o. .oou worth Of atnonda recently preseneea
her by ber hnhband. Mrs. joyce whs "a etn-
pioyo Of Mr. S{ltnnoe In tla Treasury Depart
mont At Washington when rho mArIled tnl.
Joyce, and ID All accomplished lady aud noble
mife.
NAHY nErDRTh
arc In circulation hero concerning tho Wh!hk}
Hing. Tho tiAii,o of tho Hon. Henry 7. Blow,
lately deceaRat, IL freely mentioned. There nro
several crcdltabto individuals hero who ahy that
t1loy know IL to bo fact that At 1east Two me'n-
bers Of tho Republican Btate Executive Com
tnittee received large sumo OF money from the
Whisky Hing on tho score OF c ampalgn fu'lda.
JOYCE.
Sreetal Ditrd'ch 10 3he Chffdeo 7fibfW.
Ngw Youg. Nov. l1.-A special dispatch from
Washing ton, dated Nor, II, to tho Esening l'o:t
Of this ritY, ssYR that \ ptivAte letter received
tIerc from 1t. Louis, wr1ttoH BY gentleman who
Ia ia q position to know, sayB that Col. John 4.
Joycc, tho inaatnh hpirit Of the Whisky Hing,
and Who is now in jail It Jefferson City awaitsng
dcciaiou On motion to grant him nov
trial has nostod bis willingness 10 turn state'e
evidence aud mako complete exposure Of The
inside work Of the Whisky Hing, together witt
tho MINES OF tl1 perAons connected with IL
The writer says II Joyce goes lcforc the Grant
Jpty that tho Indictment Of Bovoral peIsops liV.
tng in Washington, including ono or mort
ofiicere rho4o namea hAve not yet appeared any
wbcrs ~ being connected with the Hing, vii
follow.
, 1875-11-12
BAVARIA.

THE rrxa AND THE CL1nANovrAsEs.
1}En11s. Oct. 2l.--The King Of Bavaria has
orucred bis letter to his Premier, In which he
Expresses full confidence in tho present Cabinet,
TO be printed on plaeasda and posted up iu livery
town the Of Kincdom. Nine Thousand copits
bare been printed in putnuanco OF this ordo1.
kAtsEnssAC7ErS, Bavaria, Oct. IA yer!
numerous'y. .nsscndcl 1,lbl.c meeting was held
hero yesterday, At which resolution wRs adopt
ed expressing joy and gratitude for the worda
with which tho Hing replied to tho addrcaa Of
the C!tsamonta,ne Deputies and the ;'ronered
resignation OF tho Ministers, Tho RESOLUTION
also p611llses fidelity to LIS .iajcaty nud strong
SUPPORT to the Cabinet.
Tho Town Council oi Ssnstnds eent tele-
gram yesterday to- tho King, thanking Ills
Majesty fur his conduct.
I'AIis, Oct. 27.-Thc Daratisn Chamber &C.
coraing to the An97neine Ze1tunq. will hs con.
vened ea,ly in JalluAty. and will not be dissolved
unIoaB by rejecting the dnAuciai measures Of
tue Government, It proves that loz!slativc
deadlock IL inevitable.
, 1875-11-12

TIE UNK4T FUNEl3 II HSEoA27
Sr. rETEnsuuHo, Nov. 1.-The Golos " neHB-
paper says Of the recent article in the Gazette
that it confirms the peaceful eentiuenta and
universal agreement Of tho great Powers on tho
Turkish question.
TIE GRAND v1x1En ILL.,
CoysTAyr1SoptE Nov. 11.-The Grand Ttzier
Is seriously III.
BULGARIA.
The present political state Of Affairs causos
uueAaipesu III Bulgaria.
HERZEGOVINA PAnTIrIoSEp Off.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-1hs Porte has ordered tho
Districts Of Trobigne, bletz, and piva to bn de-
tAthed from Herzegosiua. and organized as q
separate department. which will be placed under
N Armonlsp-l1eek Governor.
, 1875-11-12
Ex-COMMlSSIONER DOUGLASS
TIE 0HoaTa OF soANpAI0Ua oSfEAsAHcx5 THAT
NOW HAUNT u1a REPUTATION.


TIE oHosrB or soANpAIoUs oSskAsAHcxs THAT
NOW HAUNT NtH REPUTATION.
Special Dixpateh u Tht Chicago TRIBUNE.
WAsulSo7oS, u. c., Nov. ll.-E1-C Commission.
ar Douglass Ia \ little lama tn hta explanation OF
tho .esson why he did not uAks mora pEogroas
In the work Of deteotug and breaking up the
Whisky Ring. ue admits that haroceiyod speclxl
information from st. Louis lawyer concerning
tho frauds, but asya, furthermore. that he sent
III agent to St. Louis to inquire into tho matter,
who fouud tho lawyoE had no tauglbte eytdence.
lie also says that hs SAINT three Special Agents.
Ysryan, BzAshoAr, aud uavstt, to Vt.
Aouis together. to work up the frauds.
but that they met with no sac
oess, Here bis memory see1pa to DO At
fault. 30 far from falling to get 1t any frauds,
Ar. Ya15&n presented = report to Mr. Douglass
furnishing ample evidence Of frsud in Noyom-
bar, 1877 and volunteered to 60 to Ht. Louis aud
proceed with tho Investigation. He urged the
Commissioner to 60 on With The matter, but hfr.
pouslssa wAs disincilnsd to arail himaelf Of the
services Of Messes. Yaryan and dAvett, and sup
pressed their report, diiug It away with tha in-
do.asuasns. "1nsy request verbally through
Bsashsar that no aotioa b. taken On this report
until thsy report further" Mr. YAsyAu waa
thsn ordered 70 Nav 0rloAns. and tbls
/, apsatAl A&Ans& 1kAah%sf. MA saoe bAak " "a
, 1875-11-12

Since Tho Chicago Times announced that the
s.nt Of tbs election In Peunsy1vanla nipped In
+. bud Tho Presidential aspirations of CosrvknI.
-. nub,jc bss beop, hs It were. all agog to know
sho CosrYrn1 IL, anyhow. Tho Springfield Re
,,Nsoon tells Il: CosTvEnt Ia ID "a Grst cousin
!, ,ha ElboHa Of tho Mipcio."
, 1875-11-12
MILWAUKEE,.
THF tTtlftrrE1 pAHTIEH.

THE ''o'eAAo 'A"''"".
4Sntefof Nspaeh to 3he thseaoo 77onht.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 1.-THE excitement
n.tur.llv craving ont Of a c)oeo and lo,ly.cou.
.""... :,s.sa. T.. nau.r,o- or1 o,t,o~ st,to
tossoo e.oes'ou 'of uo,.."o. a.a VIC. ~
oftlceta haa diverted pubic Atsention eomo"hs8
from tho whisky cares now being triod In NIL
ysukce. Whether Ludingtou or Taylor is eiocsod
0or.rnor ~ Wiacona,p tim o1ie;a1 count will
soon detesmlne. anu 'uoge Diototnonoa @ou1.
will soon decide upon the guilt or innoceuco OF
ccrtAiu persons that bave beon indicted for de-
fraudinp thu Government Ia tho tuauutactnre aud
..io ~ orool al xh.tv co,,cctor ErukIno han been
tried alsoaay tof neglect OF aa'S. anu acau'1'ou'
and the case OF Noc'ter. o daugoF, charged ~ish
making false returns and conspiracy to cheas
tho 1ovarnnnenk. h.s bcen boforo the Court for
a,. =. aso,.. -, IN tia uo1;cv NJ tho Goy-
"eeA' ~ se''nn !" w '.o tyns y. ~,
, 1875-11-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

TUE Turf.
LosDox, Nov. H.-Tho Liverpool autumn
cup, to-day. wAs won by Activity, beating nine
teou other horses.
WIND AND FLOOD.
Tha weather In England aud Franco during
tho past week has boon very stormy. Heavy and
almost incesAant rains haye fallen. aud many
parts OF both countries arc flooded. Vast tracts
sro threatened by risiug riyeEs.
M'cLoHKEy.
Dublin, Nov. 11.-casdinal MeCloskey as-
Sisted Al tho Commencement OF the Catholic
University to-day. liz was presented with 40
address,. to which he replied that the establish
meut Of Csthoio University heIo WAS N OK
ample for America and 81! othez eouotz!eA.
, 1875-11-12

LITTLE nocE, ARK, Nov. 1l.-Tho 6suate to-
day with but ona negative yots, passed II
act authorizing the State Board Of Finance to
byposhecasc ths bonds OF tho State ~ security for
mouey. An act waa also passed Increasing tbs
rate Of tAxustou 10 meot the principal and 40
tc1sat pt aM1 suu. that way bs borrow ID.
, 1875-11-12
NUM-.


..pteta. Dispatch 10 Ihe Chieaqo Tribune.
CA1no. ILL.,, Nov. 11.-Sot little excitement
Ia falt ovor tue report Of Col. Munn's probable
Indictment by tho st. Louia Grand Jury for
neglect Of dusy lu oas!ins cut o1ouders agaiuss
tho noYonuo law. Al! hope that Dan. Sho is hu
ola Cai1oite, viii coma out Of tho Whole at1alt
wishout the small Of crooked apirita on ata gAs.
u1onts.
, 1875-11-12

commence init aeainst Wagner and the MtchiRat
Central to restrsiu tho latter from using the In
rcnsIons Of Pullman. Eminent counsel, incud
ing Senator Conhling. Of New York, Ashley Pond
Of Detroit, and u. Darwin Hughes. OF Grant
1lapids, have bean retained BY the pnllma
EcMuAnY,
, 1875-11-12
THE WARD WILL CASE,

sp.eidi b;spa,tA ia The CHICAGO Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 1.-THE jury In tht
Ward will case las heen called In twice to-day,
bn: nothing In the way Of a verdict has. yat been
reached. and tho Court adjourned tilt tomorrow
faIanouo.
, 1875-11-12

All becsuse Of his having nominated oHARtEs
Fs,xc,s ADAMS two or three tines, and then
kntsd b. might support TlLpES, tho New Haven
ponadIur, calls 8AM NowLEs the "editoEial
AossH
, 1875-11-12

Ctsc1SsAri. O.. Nov. 11.-a1r. II. E. SprinRa
has offered to giso an additional 900 toWardl
building a music llall, on condition that tbs
$4,000 s:ill lacking 10 coluplote the full amount
necessary be subscribed wthiab tareo days. Ihis
makes Nf. 4priIlyess glft amount 10 S145,OQ
, 1875-11-12

Special Dtstas:A 10 Ihr Ch1t1oo Tribune.
EAHr SAatSAw, Mich, Nor. 1l.-Ilio Tittaba-
waBseo Boom Company cosed operations for tha
aeaaon to-day. About $40. .019eb1 fret were raft
ed this sea- On. against 34 B u10 last year. From
80, eOU, ,000 to 10o, 600 feet arc in the BOOM
limits.
, 1875-11-12

H.nralrr7's plurality In Pennsylvania, By the
@aI.l returns. ia 11,aa6 over PEnau1No. The
Prohibition vote foota up nosrly 10,
, 1875-11-12
BELGIUM.


8cnArSo, Belgium, nov. u.-An e1psoslon OF
fre-dAmp occurred Ia tho MRrialiayo coihe1y
to-day. Ten persons wore killed aud 100 hurt.
, 1875-11-12

to,.1 po,i Of 172, ,2i0 votes, tho Republic
xus BY tho otflcisi rotntns, carry MASSACHUSETTS
~ i,tcE by plurality Of 4'97s oyof dAs1os'
~ e.nocr.t. WESpxL1 P'li1ira 1as'mones
,e '....s secured for him exactly aol votes, while
su.RlEs @ FRANCIS ADAMS who was nominated y,
:. sar,psaold Republican, but did not confess
',u,sIt ~ candidate, received l.774 votes. DAKan'
-. s. proh,btion candidate. received 1905 votes.
rsu. =. tao aggregate voto was IS, $50 less than
~, =, lat year tho falling OF In tho RopublI.
~ ~. ,oto - compared with that Of 1874 maa but
, 1875-11-12

Msrch 20 rs caaks) .pib. 10 gala. 1917, 60 ga1a
This indictment also coptaiuE the usual c!Ruae
AasertinB conspiracy.
ANOTHER.
Late In tho afternoon Hue ?. Hutchins came
into court aud offered bail In three cases, Is 600
being required in each. George Daulels aud II.
i. Derrick were accepted ~ sareties. Tho caso
against l1utcbns has 1ecantly been fully !enti.
lstod 10 thcee oolnmns. II will bo remembered
that he vas alleged to be shs pastueE OF Cochran
In bis l!licis operations.
Il IL expected that = petit Jury will be called
in The District Court within four wssks. aua It IL
cortl.n that rs soon thereafter as may bo Tho
criminal docket will ba called. Az IL usual III
United Slater Courts, the criMiaat casea will taLo
precedence Of tho civil calendar. aud CONSEQUENT.
" the Gaugers and hsorekeepers will have tnetr
little matters diHpohod Of betoYe tho Ss1zaseA ase
Investigated. ..-
CApDAnL MAN.
United BtAtes Commissioner IIoyno had 81.
A., Al,sa " Cabbage Ityan before him yestor-
day attoraopn on 4 charge Of selling l!quos
without cense from tho Qovernmeut. nylu'l
place was At 174 Wass Madison strest. and It haa
changed hands 30 often that : number ct casea
Of violation OF tho law hayo arisen. Ryan IL
Jointly charged with II. Neuberger in this case,
aud also ta auothor With man uamed Stewart
Both will be further inquired into this morning.
, 1875-11-12
HOLLAND,

THE QUEENS HEALTH IMPROVING.
The HAouE, Nov. 1.-THE Queen Of tho
Netherlands, who has been suffering from fever.
IL now slowly improving.
, 1875-11-12
CHINA.
pEFllTifHK

snAKonA1, Nov. ll.-rhe Dtistsh Commission
era left HGukous, for Yurnan, on the 9th Inst.
, 1875-11-12

',-,.,.r. ,pr,nkls dying Infants. evidently -
na' n'ssr.tin9 proccss" To this tho Inferior man
egeas ut courteously: "Wcll, all VIC hsve
s1v "s l.. tba. ws wial, those pFosby'erAn minis
~, ,,hoover y. .hoy aro. would vhlsk fer drops
~, ~ slI,or Of tho Standard" Thht In not bad
~. ~ ~. pro,bytesian. isit7 Think Of comparing
=, '.,f.t edltor TO \ dying infant!
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sk*cfa1 UspsEek % 1hs CAztaQo 7973Vnt.
MAplsox, Wis, Nov. 1l.-dov. Taylor haa
tsau>d = proclamation, which will appsar to-moe.
row, dsalxnAsluS Nor. 23 u : dAy, ,os thAaxs"
slstns.
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ROLbfEHA P0U CEH4.
CApIz, Nov. 11.-Etght hundred soldiers SSH
I'D tor Cubs yesterday. and 900 more arc pzepaz-
ing to embark.
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IN CHICAGO.
THo MORE aAuoKns BROUGHT Up.

Byron II. Cailonder, dauger, uaB brought
Into court yosterday to ontor into recognizances
10 answer au Indictment found against him BY
tho Grand Jury in the United 9tates Court. J.
D. Harvey gave bsI! for CAltender's appearance
in the cum Of $1,000. Tho Indictment sets forth
that Calender being dauger In atscnaanca at
the sectifying house ot 1soelle, Junker s. Co.,
signed certain false certificates to tho e1focs that
he saw tho stamps On certain packages Of liquor
destroyed, when, in fact, aatd stamps wore not
destroyed or dsfacsd at MI. The specifications
in the indictment nzo ns follows as concerns
dates and numbers OF packages ftauduIentiy cor
titled to-:
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Thtfe Is also 4 cuunk alleging conspifRcV De-
tween Calender and Roalle. JunksE j. Co., tha
obtoot being to put 4 large quantity Of spirits On
the market without paylu9 the Government tax.
nicMAND u. WATSON.
alao Gauger. waa brought 10 aud gavo bail IN
81. 600 10 answer Al indictment found against
him. Clark Lipo WIS accepted Aa surety.
Tho allegations against Watson arc that he.
having eauge3 certain packages OF liquor. made
falae returu Of tho results to the Reyenus Of
flea by which tho Government WtB defraulou.
For instance, hc Y1uged certain caak for Col
sou L Eastman. March a. aud returned tho
conteuts At ALSO gallons, When in reality the
I package contained 84.es ghlloas. The state
inenss against Watson. when tabuiated. arc -
| foiioN2:
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Marrh 20 f25 casks)... .9l6 10 8Al9 l.sl7 60 GAL
This indictment aIao contains the usual clRus
aasertinB conspiracy.