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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

sArs Dora Darmore, In her Golden
Darn: Riding In q Kearny street car q
few days since, We Witnessed q sight thai
might not be considered strange in one
OF the border towns Of the great West,
but in the streets Of . city like San
Francisco. where civilization and refine
ment arc supposed TO 60 hand In hand,
IL did not look singular. II vas the
spectacle Of q young. f~ashionably Dress
cd and rather good.looking woman. In.
%dustriously employed In chewing gum.
Totally oblivious OF the ntarss aud half.
concealed smiles OF the passengers, she
calmly wagged her jaws, occasionally
shifting the "cud'' to the other side.
when one jaw grew tired, a. II she were
chewing on o wager and was bound 70
win. II 10 q problem we have vainly
endeavored 10 solve, whether she really
liked that gum, or was chewing for the
bronchitis; or whether abe was one oi
those unfortunate specimens OF our se1
who have a weakness OF tho tongue. and
her nearest male relativs-husband.
most likely-had hired her 10 chew
while he rested. We fear va shall never
know.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

APPROPRIATE scnooL Books.-.with
the compliments Of William Ash. book.
seller. ETC.. Virginia City, We have re-
osivsd the Pacific Coast Series Of read
ing books. Ave in number. for public
schools. The First Reader contains the
elementary forms and instructions in
reading. and is well illustrated-both
alphabetically and pietorially and
adapted TO the comprehension Of the
tender juvenile mind. while tho Fifth
Reader ID filed with choice and instruc-
tive selections for the highest clasa Of
reading pupils. Indeed. tho entire
series. from first 10 last. il e~minently
well fitted for the object intended. and
IL quito an improvement on the Nc.
Guffsy Series Of readers now In popular
use in the public schools. The Pacific
Coast Series is, a. its name indicates,
particularly well adapted to the uss Of
the schools Of this section. A. L. Ban-
croft 4 Co.. San Francisco. II tho
publishers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

Back HrLLs GoLp MnIxo.-"Thsrs
has not enough gold bean found In The
Black Hills up TO this time 10 insure tho
lifo Of tho hsalthiest man al the lowest
rites in the United States" IL the oan-
did statement Of the correspondent Of
tho Tribune at Clusters Gulch. Other
candid statements are that the best yield
was thres-quarten Of q cent 10 the
pan: ~ have seen diggings In Cali
fornia, which Cinnamon have lsft, better
than these !" eli II don't pan out better
than this. I'll jump the country" etc.
II In extremely probable that not ave
dollars worth Of gold dust has been
taken out Of the gulch In the last three
months. Happy fortune-huntsrs, who
ars laying in treasures at this plaoe In .
country Of June snow storms and toma-
and s~nfriendiy principles For
ourselves, we prefer steady wages, q soft
bed and a good square meal.-PAiLHiet-
Times. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

TIE CAMPAIGN In California IL getting
interesting. viviscction is its prsdomi-
nsnt feature. Candidates Z impaled.
bound down and dissected with the
ehssrfulnsss and earnestness Of an am
bilious medical student in studying tho
actions Of tho Internal organs Of q live
subject. Personalities are tho rule. ar
gumsnt the exception. The faying pro-
csss Ia also in vogue. When We reflect
upon the grave homilies delivered TO ~
last year. because Of occasional personal
illusions which from time 10 time. dur
ing the heat Of q campaign. appeared in
Nevada journals. the scene In California
at present has In II much Of the ludic-
rous. II this sort Of thing goes on an
Ill September. the people Of Nevada
will become proud Of the sslf-restraint
and comparative dignity with which
our election campaigns arc conducted.
Perhaps Il will not be tso much to hope
that in next election contest We may
Be delivered from srmons upon the in
utility Of personal journalism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

TIE Albany Etvning Journal says eli,
10 hinted that Bennett. Jr.. will shortly
return from Europe unweddsd TO any OF
the numerous Princesses who havo
ysarned for an alliance with him." The
editorial fraternity OF this country has
always carefully refrained heretofore
from all entangling matrimonial ALI.
ances with the sffste royal families Of
Europe. and II is gratifying TO know that
Mr.. Bennett will not make himself an
exception TO the rule Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

TEE proportion Of illitsrats inhabit.
ants In less In the Western than In the
Eastern and Middle States. while In the
Southern States II II seven times greater
than In the rest Of the country. The
census Of 1870 shows that In The South
ern States 70 8 per cent. Of the people
over ten ysars Of age cannot read. while
% per cent. OF the same class In the
Eastern and Middle States and "a In
tho West are In the same condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

An elderly lady al the South end Was
suddenly awakened out Of . sound
morning slumbsr By The cutlery Of the
dsh hend-"mack-erill! mack-ein!
nack-s-ill!" Being partly awake and
partly asleep. abe thought 4 vaaa voice
from the unknown world ~shrisking into
hsr ear: MAKE your vi1li make your
vtlli maks your Will" and was imms-
diatsly thrown into spasms, which last
I'd. almost un~intsrruptsdly. for The space
Of twelve hour. thereby greatly alarm
ing the family physician. and causing
the gravsst apprehension among the 70
lativss and frisnds.-Boson Tfunseript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

TIE st. Louis Globe Dsmocrui doesn't
believe there was such . battle m Bunker
Hill, because sherman wasn't there.
But the Generals friends Indignantly
deny that there svsr WA any important
battle upon this Continent in which he
did not necessarily participate. More.
over. II was nothing but the pressure OF
bis duties In organizing the American
forces after the last war with Great
Britain which prevented him from being
present at Waterloo and retrieving the
fortunes OF the French arms by his In
valuable hints to Napoleon. brooklyn
AruMs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27
A -ConroaArIoN CIRCULAR.

-
The Rsco~d- Unios. In . supereilious
manner. suegests that the interest taken
BY Nevada journals in California politics
Il not sssmly. Perhaps mot. Bat an
American citizen. writing for . public
Journal. has fully - much right 70 s1-
pres his opinion upon subjects OF pub
lio concern, q has an alien sksptie to
serve . soullsss and paspins corpora
ton. The Record Union Il mol . journal
Of the people. II In . circular sheet,
Issued b. order and a cost Of he Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad. Its opinions arc
not opinions. They are based upon the
orders Of In management. not upon
principle. reason nor patriotism. Its
principles are non-sxistent. unless we
dignity BY that nam a meek snbssr-
visncy 70 and echo Of the programme
prepared BY is master. It's Republican
Ism 10 . myth. its attitude in this regard
depending solely upon the beck Of its
owners. Who In turn are Republicans on
ly when they = use the party TO sub
serve personal snds and for their own ag-
grandizsmsnt. Outside Of the immedi-
sts circle fed by and depending upon
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
for Subsistence. its influence Ii inappre-
ciAbls. Among these its u~ttsrancss are
Of interest only ~ they designate the
programme mapped out BY the railroad
company and indicate the course Its
subjects are 10 pursue. Il arguments
are sophistriss, its assumed facts arc
mistatemsnts. and its course in this
campaign . libel upon journalistic SELF
respect. While the Republican party in
California refused or neglected to nj
nounco a. its own. n Of the cardinal
principles Of Republican government
the superior aud supreme rights Of the
people over thsir creatures. corporate
bodiss-ths Central Pacific Railroad
Company. and per consequence the
Record. Union vsre loud-mouthsd in its
support. But when. rising to
tho level Of its mission. that
party by its authorized convention
declared that corporations. like
individuals arc amenabls 10 Law; that
tho people in their sovereignty were
greater than any soullsss body oorpor-
ate. and that their rights were equal to
those OF railroad or other corporations.
tho Record Union. at the dictation Of its
masters. became m "Indepsndsnt," and
sspoussd the Democratic cause Yet this
tool Of . huge monopoly. this prostitu-
tor Of principle and pettifosgcr in the
arena Of honorable argument, assumes
10 lecture decent people for intermcd-
ding with the politics Of California
Having no sympathy with the people, IL
cannot comprehend the interest which
others take In the public welfare. Des-
tituts Of political principle. II Is unable
10 appreciate the interest Of others in
the success and establishment Of doc
trinss they may deem correct and nscss-
sary. The people Of Nevada have an
interest in California politics. Is we'll as
In politics throughout the Union. The
editor Of the Sacramento Rscord- Union
has mona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

BrpvkLL has an organ In Nevada.
The Phoebe Record steps TO the front as
his champion. Even Senator Sargent
could. not And IL in his heart 10 wish
Bidweli such q calamity. The loss Of
his good name. aye, even his $4,000
acres Of Government land might DO sur
vivsd. but this last blow Is too much
too much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

A CHICAGO man thinks that the In.
dams ought to be oxterminated, because,
after all William PENIS kindness TO
them, "they went and made him stand
up one day. and shoot an apple of his
little boys head with an arrow"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

Tnn SQrsr Stais IL disconsolats. No
snigr.nts passed winnsmucca on Sun
day night. and that journal Is without
ono Of its standing local items.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27
Wanted Immediately.

A PERSON TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
A work. ApplYio ". z. RisON. ODD rel-
!. 49, Balldins. Gold Hili. jysAW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27
WAN slpvtLI-

And now Inc nssealy
Aha heaps isdisniy upon =
head OF the Douy ~
date for Governor OF Csni0.u'
BY styling him Juan b'dwsn wan
Bidvsli. indssdi But inc haa " NOS
without precedent and ina. 'oo. non
q man sns ~ ga
able farmer hnsen' mo-
Gay Oh Apna. io,,'
drsssso s,.-,
lean Governor. praying ~.
to the nshts. duass mo Pn,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27
For Sale or Rent.

A FRAME HOUSE, CONTAINING FIVE
he Ksntuek lifting wosks. For par.
ltoilsfy, apply att Once. jyis In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

PosrxlxrEn-GrsKn JrwuL has
taksn several steps in the right direc-
ton, but none more smphatically night
than that which relieves Postmastsn
and clerks from the operations OF the
asssssmsnt-lsvying machine which 10
located At Warrington. Mr.. Jewell does
not discourage voluntary offerings for
political expenses, but he will not per.
NIT . forcibls or compulsory levy upon
the clerks In his dspartmsnt,and frankly
declares that their standing shall In no
wise b affected By their refusal 10 con-
tribute. The sams rule will apply 70
Postmaster all over the country. The
same measure Of protection shosld Be
extended to the clerks and employees u
The various pesioness. asasslous post
master has still power TO exact sub
scriptions from cIsrks In his immediate
employ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

Tue Am.ador Ldy9 says Of the jour
nalistic champions Of California Dolly
vardsnism: "Thsro are but two leading
papers in The State that support Bidwell
and the nominees on his ticket-ths
San Francisco chrosiek and Badktin.
The bulletin dsnounoss the Chroaieis Al
unreliable. vsnal and corrupt, and the
CAruniek charges the Bslistin with being
. political prostitute. We implicitly
believe them both. and II follows a. .
corollsry that a ticket thus supported
must DO the very pink Of purity"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27
BORN.


OWEN In Virginia. July %, 10 the wife Of Il
II. Oven,s son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27

GENIAL SHERIDAN has issued another
order forbidding minsn from entering
the Black Hills. Meanwhile. a. viii b
econ By dispatches from Laramie. they
are going In al the rate Of thirty per
diem. The Generals paper bullets will
hardly prove effective In this instance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-27
MARRIED.

.eipV fsgG DIED. lf
TRRZoNA-in gold Hiil. July %, MAR Ann
Rsws, infant daughter VI John and hary
Trezsaa, aged Q months aud ~ days.
C~oSNRLL-In Virginia, July ~. 0eorgis, sou
wII.LIAMsON-In Genoa. July Is, Mrs. M.
san williamson, aged u years,
YOACnIM- III Hamilton, July 10. John Joa.
chin, aged 81 months and ~ days.
, 1875-08-17

An important meeting Of tho Executive Com
mIttee U! the lizard Of Trustees was held Ut tho
hfeSoost House Friday evening last. Tho state
mont or tho tesBonH for tho yaeAting Of the
I1esldehcy, "a prepared by the hub Committee,
waa approved AMI ordered published. The place
Of the Hon. William Shannon, OF Stevenson
County, resigned I'll account Of ill-heaIsh. Was
Allea BY tho eloeton ot J. II. Tau Usdel!, OF this
city. n. !, Gaase'1c. Esq, was cuscn q nlom-
bcr OF the Executive Committee Ill uIaco of
llobert Harris, resigned.
Tbs most important business, however rolated
to arrangements fur tho Aexs culeriAto yenr
Tho department for y0unY lalica WA 1,lurt.l m
an entirely new baas. Mis- Mary T.. Cls,,il,
Waa chosen Superintendent Of thu ueusrtu,snt
aud Lady Professor. Miss ChRp1n IL well k.Jown
III the Northwest, having beun fur number OF
years connected with tue Ladies' co.!egsn 1t Mil
wAukee aud Quincy, 1t Which placo slo had 1or
her pupils many lades Of tAB city nn.i country.
a committee OF ladies was choson TO have SPECIAL
caro- OF this department. III follows: Mrss
Judge Lawrencc, Mrs. II. o. Htono, Mrs
Felnaudo Jonea, hlrs. q. Is. Wlaou, Mis-.
ueury ". Fuller. Mru. KaIe N. DogHett,
Mrs. T.. ]. 1ooIupeod, Mts Mitchell, Airs.
BlatcLfurd. Mrs. q. u. Whitv, and M1s, y. l..
shorey. Tho Chancellor Wan directed 10 assign
suite of roons to the department, Hna 10 take
MeaAuses to Layo them furnished aud in order
at the beginning Ut the term. Tho department.
ID open alikn to ladies In tho preparatory aud
toulence Of M,sa Cha2jn, tho pupils will reelta
u the regular claHses Of tho University, rece.y.
Ing Bpscial instruction from MlsB Chapin aud
otltor t0achcJH IN such branches a. zro lot elIl-
btac6d III tho University course, This move
luoks 10 the making Of the laties' dnu4I .uaeut =
, 1875-08-17
THE quo WARRANTo.


10 The surprise of everybody, the city quo
warranto care caulo to q conclusion In tho
Criminal Court Yesterday morning. AZ tho hear
Ink Saturday Jury trlai OF the points involved
wAs asked by the counsel for tho city, and The
case waa sot for to-day.
} Judge Dickey catna into Court yesterday, In
behalf Of the city. and asked leave to Withdraw
certain papers in The cnss and to stand BY their
demusfers. 1his tho Court Agseed to, where
upon the counsel for tie Citizons' Association
a4ted for judgment OF ous.cr. which Was gsant-
oil.
Judge DsckeY tlen prayed al appeal to tho
6upretuo Court, tho lssues being question Of
law, which was a!so grautqa without the usual
bond.
The Supreme Court will DO asked to decide tho
following:
First Was IL nscesssry to submit tho question
Of minority representation At the charter alee.
tion7
Stcotul-Wss II necessary to give notice that
tucll Question WAS to be Bub1ntted2
Thtrd-Was It necessary 10 give notice aa
u the places where the elections nero 10 bo
held7
toura-Was 1t necessary to ti1 tho places Tor
holding the election thirty days prior to the elec-
llon7
M1A-was It necessary to hays CLERKS And
t0ll-tooks A. the places of election2 -
hsxth-Wab II necessary to have the tho ballot
boxes In which to receive yotss On two proposi~
tons
stpenth-Dia tho stuf,lng Of the ballot-bo1es
maks AnY difference il 1t did net effect changes
, 1875-08-17

mont. Tho patty IN Under tho management of
tho law-makcrs OF tho clipper rcnIn-
snla." rpou reaching tho city they were
considerably fhtlguad, nf course. and tho
rivalry for rcponu mud tho dcsiso to
sec tho sights IT tho city nnrkch them
M 10 n mixed condition oi mind. ThDAc te-
moved from theatres in their lnnea sought thu
beauties of tic Stage. while tli0so accustomed tn
fthgc ncei,pry and fasrea preferred tho quiosudo
OF tho bed.
Amoug tho rn!tics uc.o Tho following ,e8ls-
latorH: Tho ]foll.. G. 7. HAiruck, MltIan COOK
]. u. Cotov, L. u. Hawking. II. J, lsrdc1d. Y.
J.. Webbcr, G. II. Wood William Dackus, 7. q.
1ialey, J. L; l'p.llong, 4. Hrsttt, Jol,! l1ous-
lou. = l.. Kibonrnc, 4. 7. srctcafc, a. T.. l'r:s-
ton, J.. Sluwe. j. L. Whcc'or. aud i. G. Who'd
With tho party wcrn tho following editors j.
". Altoil. Itral, Leslie; Z. C. Allison aud Maa
G. i. !allaoi, i}fmoerat CA.Jopu'ls; "
J.. Nisho.t. Mh-I'o*ir, Pcnttnc 4.
Y. Phister, advertiser, IIubtarlstowu: ". II.
tlnte, Reporter, Three Rivers; II. Z. Sessions,
xl1'.; Il. L. Hoard, t;nnttr. 1awas CITY; Il. \.
!seAl. Courier. Ann Arbur; ". ". Noo1uough
Tribune. Battle aeek: vs.. George. Jpudli-
ran. Lansing, President or lilo Association :; and
Il: +. 1iEow1f. .ttgms, Ann Arbor.
Tho party is divided beswecn tue fremont
House atml kuln's liotcl. aud viii embark this
morning for Milwaukee,, dreen Bay aud lfar-
tIuetto, on Bpccinl train, Tho trip, it iB calcu-
iatca. will occupy nbout ten tlays. Besides those
tlnMed, tho Gusctnor OF the State aud o4tcr
lromtnont o1lcials arc expected to joIn tho patty
befo1o leaving tho city.
, 1875-08-17
THE ClTT.HALL.

The Committee on Streets and Alleys for tho
North and West Diyl,ions did not moot yostos-
dav fos lack Of quorum
Tho Board Of Public Works will to-day open
bids for tho erection OF tower and stable In
connection with tie bluo Island avenue euziuo.
house.
supt. Bailey yesterday condemned Il dllap!-
dated old etructuro at No. 81 North CAsronter
esreot. For years II has been shscateniug to
sopplo over on passera-by.
THO Board OF Public Works will to-dny aiyer-
ltse for the waltug aud filling Tor tue apprentices
to tho 1,cwtY-projected BIuo fefnnd avenue VIA
duct. THU hoard viii to-day haye n conference
with railroad uilcias III regard 10 tho erection Of
vintuct Mt milwaukee, hvenue.
Tho members of tile Law Department sro re-
cuperattng and trying to clear their heads 30 as
Rcttle mp tho mi.ltIlo into which they have led
tho city. Clty-Attorney Jameson and Frnnls
Adams arc away fishing, nnd Ju0Ko Dckey will
to-day takc fonvc Of his Official duties for a fow
days. Boionsn at Ottawa. Assistant CITY Attor-
neY Tuthslt will do tho honorB Ut tho Department
during their absence
Tho Police hoard Commissioners nt0 not dead,
neither do they sleep. They hnyo merely l,cey,
slyly foraElnE around for q pleasant roadway tn
cAcapo from tho troubles thai bespt them, and
Of tho tact that tho city allowed tito quo warrnno
caac to go by default, they are Of tto oinion
that they themselves have hrst-elass qua war-
ranto cnan in their present condieioa, and accor-
dinghy they will to.tlay tako legal atiyice OIL tho
subject.
Yesterday COMPTROLLER lTavna was fot TIN first
tifno exercised about Tie ,na:,ner III which tho
Times las lcen writing tin tho clty taxes. Not
an isBuo is printed but that it contains Hono Ut
what tho Comptroller considers tho most up
1nrcnt and moat dabol,cal .nisstate1netrta. tn
contradiction tu thu last Quo published the
(omDtrucr fnera1Y fbtera In h1H 1aat ANIMAL re-
port for tho .utal demolition OF tho editor's
idonH. and gives potico that tito autllur OF any
futnro nnwartantgd defamation OF the city's
credit will ba held to Btrict accountability.
, 1875-08-17
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho County Court adjourned yesterday until
Sept. 20.
Coroner D!ctzsch yesterday gent . commuu!-
Gallon to tito County Board asking an allowance
for tile employment of another assistant. Tho
request will likely moos tho fato OF similar ono
nude so1no timo ago by tho County Physician.
Charles Ludqer found hmsclf In jail yostcr-
day, whcro he haa boon placed br q Doputy
Sheriff for trosrass, tho dnnanges being laid at
$4,000. n Mrs. Lnowo appears mixed III tho af-
fair, and the Criminal Count has PROMISE OF
acl,sat.on. Lindnvr waa uiechasgcd on bail
during the day.
Each membor OF tho County Board yesterday
found All argument in favor at lotting tho ab-
atract job to Otto Pe!tzer laying upon his deBk
The argument WaA In tho shape Ut d communities
ton published several days agu IN an afternoon
papor. The Commissioners lol,dly complain of
tho amount Of sucl. literature addressed 10 them
Of 1nte.
, 1875-08-17
CRIMINAL.

a man namod Aficlaol Lnyden waa taken in
custody yesterday BY Detective Elliott and lookc,l
up at the Central Station to await q hearing on
thu charge Of highway robbery, in taking = val.
uablo watch and chaln from a Atr. NicA1, ten
days ago.
David Washosky, a young man, was suspected
Of stealing $50 and gold ring aud chain from
tho tailor Blop Of Jacob Solomon. No. 1Gl d.
vision street, yesterday nftorto0u and was fol-
lowod over from tho North Side to tho South
sldo. and arrcatol ut the Instance OF Solomon.
It waa not early ll tho morning whom John
Hopklns escaped from Jail It WINS in the MD
tllo OF tho day and all he had 10 do WAS 10 climb
down tue elevator Way, and tll0uco into the Oh
Hlnees's room via . aoSer. Then ho walked out
boldly. It is juHticu to the night tM!esB to lRY
tho blasuo on the day officers.
Mrs Lewis Woitzouhnrg, of No. 256 Milwaukee
avenuo. ausprIsed aneak thief In hes hoase
yesterday morning, aud succeeded ia holding
OIL to him until an officer arrived, who took him
to tue West Chicago Avonuo Station. where be
gavo tho name OF John Peterson. About 800
worth OF property was piled up by the thief.
ready to lake away.
A young man namod George Irwin, a'tnnEvaus,
Was arrested latoty OIL thu charge OF stealing SIX
cases OF boots from W,ams' ssure, at MI,,on
Junction, and has boon confined In he.Celisral
Station. sWaitinK tho recovery Of the goodH,
which tho detectives learned wore In possession
Of L. IsaacB q pawubroker. nt No. 1T tan Du1en
street. but tho Inter had shipped them 10 ono
lhreholu. at Amboy, III. Tbs stolen property
will arrive llcre to-day.
Mr. D. F. Fox. Of Lake View. who hss boon
accompanying llarnnIn's Circus, ae.ling peus
tells curious story Of tho dutueB with tic show,
including tho couduct Ut tho thioyes who are ho
aays. openly allowed to steal and rob, and who
htm near Des Moinea Friday. Mr.. Fox makes
sumo sttoMg assertions about tho management,
which would bring d libel suit on any paper
which should print aud not provo them.
, 1875-08-17
SUBURBAN.,
WILLAMETTE.

A gloom Was cast over tho GourishIng village
Of Wilmetto yesterday BY an accident which ro-
suited III the death Of all eatiuablo
citizen, gentleman named Ward, who,
though comparatively w-couier waa
regarded ~ valuable accession
to the Village, and was highly esteemed by tho
c.tizons. Sir. Ward. VIII was tho father-in Jaw
Of Ut. Springer. droyo into tho lake Yesterday
forenoon after load Of gravel. Having occa-
sion to tektown the cheek.rsIus, he vailed out
upon tbd tongue of tho wagon. between tue
fell Into she water. This startled the l.orseH,
which turned about Aid came ashore. Mr.
WBrd, who "as Al elderly gentleman, must have
boon stunned by the fall OF injured by tho
horses. for. although the water was not feet
deep, he mover cxlla mp. Ass:Htauca wsa im,ue-
dfately procured. but tho lako wAs dragged fur
tW0 hours leforo his body Was 1ecoyoEel.