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, 1875-11-30

4 revolution in manufacturing aud Nh
enormous development Of our exports Of iron
aro not unlikely to be the results Of m e1-
pertinent which has just beon quietly and
successfully tried in Pittsburg. The firms Of
SpAHo, CHALrAsr j. Co. and GnArF, BENNETT
j. Co. have brought the gas flowing from q
well 1t miles from Pittsburg, through pipes
to their furnaces, aud have successfully sub
stituted 1t for coal in tho manufacture Of
iron. The cost OF their experiment was
$4,000, and each expects to aave by thia
new fuel about $4,000 year. The gas Ia
almost pure hyl1ro-carbon, and comes out Of
the ground with such power aa to force itaelf
through Ii miles Of pipe. The fuel furnished
By tho gas-well ia equal to about 100, GOO
bushels OF coal day. II gives saving of
more than 20 per cent in making iron, and is,
beside, much cleaner, easier to handle, and
moro rapid In heating, than coal. A pudd1ing-
furnace that 1t takes several houra to heat by
coal eau bo heated by this gas in ttree-quar~
tera at an hour. A larger gas.wen Ia ROW
flowing, 8 miles further from Pittsburg, with
such force that tho stream Of gas ia thrown
In flames 150 feet into tho air. Its ownership
is in litigation. When this is settled,
and the capitalists, who stand whiting
aro allowed to carry tho gas to
the city, tho we'll will furnish, tt
is calculated, fuel enough to rim all the man-
ufactories in pittsburg. It is easY to sea
what results will follow from the general
introduction Of this cheap, aelf.feeding,
powerful fuel, but it is impossible to measure
them. The control of the iron manufacture
Of tho world would seem to be inevitably ourH
with eucI, m advantage. Othor manufactures
will seek the oil and gas belt country. II
tho supply Of Cos remains constant, tho
triangular district of which Pittsburg is the
apex nnd tho Mleghenies are tho base will
become the greatest manufacturing district
in the world.
, 1875-11-30

II there Ia any comfort for misfortune In
noting the misery Of others, Chicago real
estate owners may take heart At The indics~
tions OF lower priees ruling in Other cities.
We hare already printed articles from tho
New York papers showing nm average shrink"
age Of 80 per cent IN yslues Of property Ia
that city, md an unprecedented doollne IN
tho demand for stoses and houses, ard the
rents they bring. Boston is no hatsas OF, oT
Al any ss&s but littls bsttse ID, md certainly
moi 70 vell OF ~ Chicago. A recent number
, 1875-11-30
OBITUARY.


The ioatb Of the Hon. THERON MEroA1r, the
eminent Massachusetts iuriBt bas been quickly
followed by that Of another eminent Judge Of that
Stats. lonN Wells, ofthe supreme Court. He was
born In 1915, and lived for fifty yearn in Mnssh-
ohusetts. He Rradua.od 1t Williams College in
1888, md sattlod IN Ch!copes In 1841, aud for
twenty-Aye yesra was = constantly growing
uSnsher Of the Hampton County Bar. In 1919,
1851, 1861, aud 1865 ho vaa q member OF
the Legislature He was also Judge Of Probate
and Insolvency for Hampdsn County, and when,
in 1866, Gov. ru1r.ooK appointed him to the
Supreme Bench, ha waa acknowledged to ba the
sblost 1aWYor in the western part Of tho Btate.
The Springfield {MAss.) Republican saya " 10
Gov. GAs1on 10 given tho high privilege Of an
appointment 10 bis place thors ia = wide aold
Of generous selection. and ho will not failof
fit and honorable choice ; but al tho Elements
lat Judge WELLS bad for ths Court are not to
b. fou9d in another person huoug ua."
xuoEss BcHNE1DEa.
Tic cab!a dispatches on Sunday brought tho
intelligence Of tho death Of EuoENx BoHNgtpEn,
one Of she heaviest manufacturers Of machinery
iu France, and for many yeaEs nomber Of the
Corps Legialatif. Ho began life ~ bankor's
clerk, aud in 1850 whs given charge Of aonoo
large Iron work8 at DAzoil!ea. A few years
sfte1, he became manager OF tho Iron works at
crouzos, ws..ch under his management became
tho most important establishment In Europe.
In 1874 hs competed with the English in uanu-
featuring locomotives, and, twenty years after,
received and executed orders Tor tho mAnufao-
ture Of locomotives to be sent TO Great Britain.
He entesed political ltto tn 1845 "a hintetarial
Depnty. IN 1851 10 wsa giyen the portfolio Of
Agriculture and Commerce. Altar Tho coup
d'efof nf IRA hn wkA AtectAd L MANNER
, 1875-11-30

The report Of the Comptroller Of the Cur
zency, while defending the prescnt systom OF
National Bank currency and recommending
its continuance, suggests various important
amendments to tho Banking law.
, 1875-11-30

;,,t;,,o+a. +ho+ tbo eo,o,a ~ a+,.o r,.;h,,n,,
a. Rails 1,.s r1,,oa t1,ot IN nhsroo i .xso.on
oro;nat cn,nt roy An.r., :. ,5n,;ae,1,o ,r1,o
orann,,e ~ t,,;a ,,ao;s;on oro ~ a,>,,spa.. @
1,1oes thov row m, ~ root,oo, >t,,n;,sr;,o
~ ,.1,;oh = s;ono, ;r..onco haa otro,a,, haan
na,,a ,,ut,;a hv Wv Arx,,- h;,ns.,t - 49,
,,,h,t...;a, - = ..ot,n,,. af r. ~o1.t,o...
and n1ao ~ ,or,o;,, rr;.ato oor~.a,,o,so,oa
,o,,r,on ,,,,,yo1t on, n,e>,,n,r T,,o sto,o
,,a,,, ;e ro,,,.;roa ;n n i,ool- ~,,o,,,,-. ~,
Nsha,, ~ 1u-;.,, ,;,,,ar h., h;r,sa,f 49, ~,
a,,,,o o,o ,,,o ho,1 ,,,o., n IL. ,,,.,o-. ,rt,a
~. - ,,.
oooh III ~ onco Aliu1sc'eet aou iool'si'' Ana
will inture tho reputation OF Count Won
AnH1M M n statesman tho world oynr. Thu
,,,c+ ro,, or1ot,1o ,1;.,1,s,,ro ,o7o
uPou tue 1es's1lat4otl VI 4a' 1htAlss. WHICH
Nas n serious point at issue between
Count VoS AnytM and BtsnancF. The
1o+to- ,vo,,to;, n e,,,,,,r+ nf frr,r,a ,s 4..h.
=,
t'osefh1nent "H'en "oa't. nAse ~ sl'eno the
creator part OF its strength in combating its
homo enemies" md he instructed count Won
Ap.1,, +o thai ofru.t rrha rorrt lor,oro,.
'1". sAe~" 'f "'"o''at
lnate"o VI aet1ae uPoH tAeS7 lhht1uee'ona 10
further BIgstAnCKs policy, organized policy
of hia own. and opposed B1gMAucx 10 strongly
,h,t h. ,ro;rod ,ha <o,o,,&1o e;ao ~ .,,o ~.
naro. ~ n .I.. ho n.;d 49,. ,t,a..;a, ~ ~,
s,',..,, 49,, -. n,s., s,.z,, .s,,.as.,.
..1.s.. 49, , 49, ~ " .:.,'
w. sraoas.;o,, NV % H. .ha ca-nan au,,,,or. NV "
A. A. r,r1s.s ~ ,vo,l1 H. st-an n,,.h.n ~ .ha En,,,a,, -.
r..x;.a ~ % ,,a .ann, - - t,;s s,-x;as @ 49,. . .ea
' ,.'. w 'r:,.'.s i"e '.."s ~
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A 14A.' ~ a,1s"s ~ "oa.A w. w.
"a Ta.a rsn.,an c.,..szaa nn;'' 'A ~
.op'. no .@ .,.:s ":es 1'e'''"' so'1'
w.. rsrnt n .n.,~ son,a =. =. ,ro',,h, h,n.., aud
his msstsr IN ths conclusion r. hrrd to .es Thu In
mensc alfaeuls1us .qanss which thu French Govern
rnen had then to contend promised rather 10 ha.e she
snss, ~ 'ra ,. n.s''. ..a ~,
conflict vaa 10 10 carried o.. Tho failuro Of 1e.
public to compass ends hardly dissngutahAtc from
, 1875-11-30

Mayor Co1y1N having vetoed the ordinance
to abolish tho system OF bobsall " cara so
bitterly complained Of by tho people Of tho
South Division, aud forbiadiug the City
Railway Company to run such cars after tho
LIST Of Januay, the Common Council last
svening passed the ordinance over his veto,
md 1t IL now q law.
, 1875-11-30

Yesterdays developments in The tsial Of
AVERY, ut st. Louis, wero Of character
tending to confirm tho Original statement
that tho Grand jury lad seriously considered
tho propricty Of returning an Indictment
against Gen. BApoocK as m accossory
to tho Whisky Hing conspiracy. Testi-
1uony waa yesterday introduced verify
ing as Gen. BAncocR's tho handwriting
Of certaiu telcgratns forwarded from Wash.
iugton to Joxcx, mud giving information rs to
contemplated raids upon Thu St. Louis Hing.
It was shown with certainty that, II 10 error
has been n1alo as to tho handwriting, .royor,
MCDONALD, nud DAucooH were in sccrot con-
sultatiou, and that humorous confidential
te!egralns woro passed to aud fro between
st. Louis aud Washington. Tho Presidents
atern admonition, "Lot no guilty man
escapo." seems to DO bearing excellent fruit,
, 1875-11-30

A report waa telegraphed to tho evening
papers yesterday Of tho death Of tho ccle-
brated lawyer, CuAnLEs O'CoNon, Of New
York City. Later dispatches contradicted
Tho rumor, and stated that change for tho
better had taken place.
, 1875-11-30

Tho announcement is mndo that the cere-
monies attendant upon the eonsecration Of
the Rev. DR.. A1cLAnEv ~ Protestant Episco-
pal Bishop Of Illinois will occur on tho sth
OF December at tho Cathedral Of IS. Peter
md Pnul. in this CITY.
, 1875-11-30

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, 1875-11-30
Dl1e Gl)lfaDp Wriba1,e.
Tuoaday Morning, November 80, 1878.

Grccnbacks at tho Now York Gold Exchange
yesterday opened at s7tt, roso to BY, foil to
e79, and closod nt tho opening figure.
, 1875-11-30
hMuSEMEMT9.

NcVICKEnB THEATHE-AInditnn street. between
Dearborn and st4ts Engagement Ut Barry AulasAn.
Richard ILL.,
ApELrtIt THEATNE-rt1rltosn arrest, corner
Monroe. Engagement nj thu krafy Troupe. Around
t1,e World in Eighty Days"
Hop1EYS THEATNE-1tanioiph stscet, between
Clark and LasAlle. Ecgsgsment Of tie c4ilfornta
InstrelR.
EEW CHICAGO THEATnE-Ciark street, between
Randolph and Lake. Enlargement Of Rally Leon's
Nfnbtrelk,
WOODS MUSEUM-aionroo atrect. brtwcen Dear
born and Statc. Afternoon. " Chsyalicr DTEdus.
1aY.N
, 1875-11-30

The excitement md indignation aroused
in the community in consequence Of the
Wnr1ANp murder havo by no means abatcd.
Public sentiment continues 10 find free c1.
preston In Tho columns OF the press, mud il
is ensy to perceive TINT tho nero hanging OF
the murderer DAVIS will not restore quiet and
n senao Of security. Two letters printed in
our columns this morning will command at
tention and consideration, relating
to the frequent public exhibitions OF
drunkenness md debanc1,ery by 'lnt'i-
sidnals holding high positions in the
municipal government, and the other on
the subject Of carrying concealed weapons
md tho fatlurc of the authorities to enfc7oe
the Inv in this regartl. A fruitful source Of
murders and dendly sffraya Is to be fo,nd In
the fact Tint, Ms rile, the thieves and gam
| blers habitualy carry pistols and knives day
mud night, while tho respectable classes aa
hnbitua!1y 60 unarrned. A rigid enforcement
Of the law forbiddn,g this dangerous anl un-
equal distribution Of weapons Of atsack and
defense is ono Of the things that should be
insisted upon.
, 1875-11-30

1N,c for short clears. nil ho1ed. Highwtnca
wcro in fair demand antl !c lower, at a1.11
PR gallon. Flour WINS snorc actiso md castor.
Wheat was nctivc md declined o3c, closing
frmcr nj S1.nI caal, md $sl.0la for ncccm-
Der. Corn was active md declined | !c.
closing Mt isic for November and 4G44c for
the year. Onts wcre quiet md sc lower,
closing at 301c cnsl, and 30|o for January.
1tyo wns dull Mt isle. harley was 1@l !c
lower, closing Mt 8+!c cash and $ I C for De-
cember. Hogs wero fairly active and no1ni~
nally unchanged, paclsing grades closing
weak. Cnttlo were 4niet aud firm. Shecp
wcrn s.cady. One hundred dollars in gold
would buy $11i.60 in greeuhncks ut The close.
, 1875-11-30

-RegnlAr Communication this tTussisy> evening"
Fnv. 81. Tosk on II. NJ. pcasee. II! !"ssEe shaep.
Il. i. DAVPIf1NEI, IF. ii,
, 1875-11-30

AIIENI1CNr Biz hNitsft i--S}fttaai Chht1Asfb VI
Apollo Cornlnrdary. No. T. Il. T.. tha afternoon at
O'clock ahurp for work on f, T: Order: Also IT. the
&rcnng* Al 710 ocock, for work K. r. Order. F!s-
tn8 Sir Knights couTteonsiy inritc 1y order nf tho
E. E. III. y, LOCKE, Heeorder.
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bet (oeu Item, 0etober (Oen sten), slouember
(oen sten), Oeceu,ber (bcu 1oten) Monat 81
nenncn, anseiat. stuma perlestc baS @euiabr
auf ben l. Sonuar. ,9os a(te r6mii1c 8ott
aepG1nte it'd 10 ic1r au bieien Say, Dap civ
@crlub, bcn !. Scscnlber 81 Gbrcr bcS in oic'
fem Monatc acborcnen &oiicrs @ero gum s(eu<
jabrstog su 'lad)cn, aan5lid) fcDli1lus: Als
bus GbriltentDum iid III 9om uusbrcttste, be-
Diclt man Den 2a9 hei, riidte i'm ober n.ebr%
mails um Sage Uor, 10 baB Der NeujaDrstag
auf 9Sci9ua1tcn gciciert iuuroe. Jn onoersn
d)ri1lid)en @c9enbcn iuuroc es micoer anocrS
geboltcn. Sn Droufrcid bielt man Ncujobr
balo am : tertaac, balo am ,Sclte Marla Scrz
tiinbiauna (25 MGrs) balo am l. MarS, tbeis
weiic au1 wis in Mom an ]. oanuor. Sn
G0ln ebte cine SDnpoc I'M Sabre 1910 ben
McuubrStaA iid uuf 9tom bcrufcno, auf Den
@eibnad)tstog feit. 5robbem fubr man an
anoern Srten fort, bos 9lcujabr nit Sfern
ansuioneen $50 ,nan nit Dem Sitcrtoae oas
neue Sabr anfus sablte mon es bon Der
@cibe her Sjterfcr;e, man idrieb besbalb aui
Die Hcr;c bel, Nolcnocr, oner biu9 cine Sofel
nit benl @alenoer an bic @eiDraudt dt6rner Der
Aer3e @cecnwartia ian9en olle Sbriitcn oaS
ujabr nit bem l. Sawlar at. Sn 0rant>
reid bcfabl bicieS ;uert gonie Sfarl Der 9(eunte,
in oen Nicoerlanbcn N0ni9 Ybilipp bet 3weite
bon Gponicn. slls bann Yaplt @re9or Der
9rei;eDMte I'M SoDrc 1882 ben Malenoer eno=
9iilti9 jcfltellte, wuroc Der l. Sanuar ais 9(eu=
jabrstog bcibebalten uno eS ridtetcn itd) lo9lcid
bis auf ben bcuti9en Sug ale Satbolitcn bur-
nad. Die @rotcltanten jebod nabmen erit in
sorigcn Sabrbunhert ben bonn Yoplte fe1t9ez
iebten Naleuoer unb oen. Meuiobrstag an, bG
IdliSmatiidcn @ricbeu red)uen noO nidt. mad
un lerm Salenocr, isnbern lino - Gage ac9cn
unlere 3citreduun9 surild
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- Ois vGolumbia" hon GlcbclanS, Bic bis
her taslid unb wodentlid erld)ien, lit in anoere
9anoe iiberaeaanaen. uno erideint uur nod
m0d)entlid). Eos @latt miro ictt reoiairt bon
!. ". 9 III III. gSir iuiinidcn rem neuen Scr
ousaebern Sobn 6 YaS g. SoDn, io!uie oen
Mcoaftcur 6liit NIT oct vGolumbia", innem
mir on bem @runoiobe ielbaltcn bob jeoe
Gi0Scie hcs 2unoes ibre ci9enc beutid)e nno
tn9lilde 3cituua baben iollte. 5roboem be-
boucrn mir es, oab man Den cifrissn nuo fabi>
gen, iuenn aud ctmaS sroben 9crrn Conner
bon ner vGolumbia" weasedr9crt bat,
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-9as APPEL lat s.@e ii II t
ocs @taotes 9iep Dorf bat tiirSli1 ent=
idiebcn, oaB Elm @runobel liter, iiber oei<
fen 9lder 3,pei9e zines 8oumcs bes9fa6s
bar @runo ltiidcs bdn9e'L oos ueber=
Don9sre9t nid)t ousiihen, ollo bos an
ben 3mei9en bdngenoe Nbit ni@t ob=
pfliiden BARI wenn Die Wur5eln oesSau=
mes f9 idmmtli6 ouf oe1n9fodbar9runo*
ltide beiinoen. 9o9e9en oarf er Die iiber=
9dn9enoen Melte ablbneiben, mus bies
ober in Der SIT oielem 3pede 9cei9neten
Sobrcs5eit tbun uno fi6 babel iorgfdltig
biiten> ben Baum onoerpeitig Su perlebs
ten. @tcDt Der Gtomm eines 8aumes ouf
Der @ren5linie swilAcn 5lpci@runoit itiidenL
10 bo6en Die Geliker Der 9ebteren elm
9leidmdBiges Ecdt ouf oellen Grtrog al
Oblt unb teiner BON iDncn borf oen8oum
obne Die 3u1 1timmun9 bcs slnoeren rm=
Doucn.
-G4orles 9enrp 2y d Der
Gntel bon G1arles 2pndI DEM Gater oes
beri6tieten 2qpd9eiebcs, 1T unlan9lt gu
2pn6bur9 in "@irginien 9eforben. Sm
@arten Ser Tamilie itebt aud nod Der
olte Baum, am wel6em &i6ter 2Dn6 feline
Opfer auf6angen su lallen pfegte.
-@etreu bis in Sen s %. -
3iir5li@ itorb in 80 ltod in, 9llter bon
103 SoDren bas 9ienl ltmdo9en @opbie
&ru1:. sic batte 64 Sabre ununter=
bro6en als 9ausnab9en i'm 9ienlt
bei elmer lnb erlelben Tamilie 9efonoen
uno bis ,pcnise Monate Dor ibren1 9ooe
nod immer rii1tis bel alien bausli6en
Mrbtiten mitgebplfen.
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ea 5aslid eriabren mir bon neucn &eiul,
taten, bersn iidl Or. Mu9uft &1ni9'S
&ambureer xrppfcn su erfreuen baben.
Inter anotrn erbieltcn mir fol9enoen @rie bon
Sru. SIR. Mcsser, Samoque, Fa.: SD Ct
laube mir, sic 81 benadrid)tiaen, oab ih bic
@rfabruns semad)t babe, oob Nr. gugult @o<
ni9s 9amburgcr 5ropfcn bel 9artleibiateit
uno @eritopiuns nid)t iibertrofcn werNen ton'
nen.
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GDip @ailenfrc,,no.

sW~ sbonnenten nnieres 8latteS in 81 ne
sinnoti t0nNsn @cIeer fir bas Blatt, fir
SWmudisdcn, 10 luie aud @efdente fir Die
@aiisn nnicr,u Nsentcn, 9crra Soiepb @cbz
ming Qinn Strabe, iiberscbeil, mo-
ourd ale Miibe bel Der @ericnoung eripart
lpire.
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Ser Senbbptc
bes a0ffttdjen Neraeus Sesu,

Monatsibrift bes @ebetss sgpoiolates. Mit geneh=
migung Der 9eitliden Obern nnb init 8euut,lng bes
beutiden, en9Iii9c, unb frans0il6en Selbl Zen. -
Sir Die 9cuti9cn Mmcrifas eredii,t uns berausge=
eeben. pon Soiepb @DbbtlS, 9farrer Der ct.
Muguitinus=&irtbc III GouiMgton I, &p., unb Director
beSebets= ~ poftolats r bieDeutidc 9torbameritd5.
Ser Snbrgana BON II 9t!umelm toitet $500.
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g @mudiaden ner anbt eurb Die
GrbreB:

:. @. in 6. - G(ia 9. B. @. Z. g.
G9. s. l. - emma &. l. ~ Sobn s. Solua /.
- Gmma 81. l.-8. ". IS. lis. q. 1.
- MarD 8. Yaar u. - Gliiab. 8. 3. -
Sobu +. s. &c. g. - s. 8. - SEQ 8.
=. - 6utb. 81. 7. - M. M. l. - ". q. l.
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Sebes fatbolif@e Gbepaar iollte
iid) boS pradtboue 0arbenorudbilo
~Srauuug5=M,,benfen~
13 IS 3DQ oroS)

anl@affen wel@es bel MIblbouer 4
Bebrle, Al soutb Ga Gale ctr, GDieaso,
erld)ienen uno bel oQcn Yreitern uuo tatboli<
ideu &u1b6nolern gu baben lit. Yreis SO GtS.,
feinere NuSgabe Is @ts. sluSgobe init O.
Iiidem 9ert75 Gts.
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cJpbn 81. Mf,
Oeut(fjer Abpoftaf unb 21otar,

DeMt(d5er A6uokat un6 2!otar,
go. IS SsSadon StraBe, s incinneti, q,
iiibrt Yro;eiie uor allen ger6ten in oem Ser. Ssaaz
ten, 1T beuoImd9tst aue geiesli4en Sotulnente am
aep, beionSers 8oumaten sltfs fiji ale aanoer GU
ropas. l1nteriu@nnsei. iiber pie 1idtistst pon G=
sentbnn werben garantigt Sobn g. Mft,,
" Sadion Strabe, Cincinnati, D..
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HgSs@ Gin Gndbtein, iedDS Bodben alt, seiunb unS
fri3d} bat feline 0ematb. 8atboliide 2eute uclbc
oaiielbe al, Minbesitatt annebmen pollen, mDgen d
melben beim ,,Sbio 8aiienreMno."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-23

DROPPED DEAD.-Mr. Louis Heise,
a German painter and paper-hanger
and proprietor of the lodging house
two doors from Stewards drug store
dropped dead in an apoplectic fit at
about half past four O'Clock last
evening while sitting in his house.
He had just returned from the bar
Der shop next door, and on entering
the house took a chair and asked his
wife to hand him drink of water.
Noticing AN unusual pallor on his
face, Mrs. ii. asked him if he telt
i'll. He replied, "keep still-don I
speak, but give me drink OF
water" This she immediately did
and then ran for the doctor, M.
Schnabel. On both returning
Heise was found Frustrated on the
floor in = fit. He WAS restored 10
consciousness for a few minutes, but
afterward was attacked by second
and third fit, from the last of which
he died in very short time after the
attack. Deceased was about Al
years of age, Past Grand Of Silver
City Lodge No. 2, l. o. o. f., and
leaves a wife, a daughter 7 ana
son Is years OF age. he Will OF
buried with the honors OF the Order
tomorrow wednesday, Afternoon
at 1 o'clock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-23

ENTERPRIsING.-T "New North
West" is, without doubt, the most
enterprising newspaper in the Rocky
Mountains, if not on this side of the
Rocky range. Its yearly New Years
greetings are a credit to the art typo
graphical; its newspaper is one OF
the ablest edited and best managed,
both politically and tinacially, on this
side the Missouri river, and its edi-
tors and proprietors-Messrs. James
H. Mills and Harry Kessler-the
most enterprising of publishers. The
latest compliment sent forth to then
subscribers and exchanges is a litho'
graphic card containing a bird's-cyt
view of the international Exhibition
buildings at Philadelphia. The locn'
ton is in Paramount Park, on the
Schuylkill river, three miles north
west of the OLD State House, Phila-
..elphia, and in the immediate envi-
rons of the city. Any who have
visited this beautiful park will recog.
nize the point where the flagstaff
stands as Georges Hill, and from
that initial point can relatively locate
the several buildings. The main
bindings are in the large meadow
between the base Of Georges Hill
and the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
view is an accurate one, and is 50 in
dorsed by the architects and engi-
neers. The Machinery Hal! is
l,36Oxby36O feet, the main building
1,SSOx4S4 feet; the Memorial Hall
3G5x21O feet; Horticultural Hall
3S3x193 feet, and Agricultural Hall
s2Ox54O feet. The Autograph is one
of the finest we have ever seen, and
embraces across the foreground &
neat card containing the compli
ments of the New North West,
Mills & Kessler, publishers, Deel
Lodge, Montana The design is
beautiful one, and we'll worthy thu
progressive spirit of our old friend
Captain James ii. Mills.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-23
INQUEST.

At the request of the friends OF
the deceased Louis Heise, who drop.
ped dead last evening, Isaac Lever
see, Coroner, was sent for and an in
quest and post mortein had, with
Drs. P. T. Kirby and M. Schnabel
attending. DR.. Kirby, called the
jury to the corpse before the desec-
ton was commenced, and explained
the state in which the BRAN would
be found If death ensued from apo
plexy, as stated by DIR. Schnabel;
and the dissection proved the accu-
racy of his prediction to the satisfac-
ton of all, as will be seen by the
following
VERDICT:
State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Lyon, before Isaac Lev
ersee, Coroner, in the matter of the
inquisition upon the body of Louis
Heise, deceased We, the under
signed, Che jurors summoned to APP
pear before Isaac Leversee, the
Coroner of the County of Lyon. at
Silver City, New, on the 22d day
of November, A. D. 1875, to
inquire into the cause of the
death of Louis Heise, having
been duly sworn according to law,
and having made such inquisition,
after inspecting the body, ana hear
ing the testimony. adduced upon
our oaths, each and all do say, that
we find the deceased was named
Louis Heise was as q native of
Brunswick, Grand Duke, aged
AZ years, that he came to his death
on the 22d day of November, 1875,
in this county, from congestion of
the brain or apoplexy. All of which
we duly certify by this inquisition,
in writing, by us signed, this 22d day
of November, A. d. 1875.
Physicians-P. T. Kirby, and M.
Schnabel.
F. KENYON, Foreman,
l.. PARKER,
A. b. STEWART,
r. DICKSON,
H. RANDALL,
J. PARTON,
B. J. WAKEFIELD.