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New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
SUND4Y-SCHOOL WORE.
OPENING or TIE INTERNATIONAL sCNpAY-scHooL
CONVENTION At BALTIMORE.

OPENING or TIE INTERNATIONAL sCNpAY-scHooL
CONVENTION At BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE first International
sunJ,ycIoo Convention began it, sessions this morn
Ing in Masonic Hall PHILIPPE. Gilet LID, Of Illinois,
nresideJ with Geo A. Peltz of New jersey secretary.
Tho hail was beautifully decorated with English and
A merican hass, and large cross of ever
greens and flowers vas placed beh:rd the President
noir with the motto, Cod forbid that should glory
ave in the cross OF Lord Jesus Christ The
yble and crown displayed over the PLATFORM The
,dd,ass of welcome was made 10y the Rev. j. T. Gram
mar ID d. nf Baltimore ana responded 10 by the Row
Renneft TYLER OF New York and tho Rev w. 5 Black
stcE of Canada the opening address, by tho tenn
norsrv PRECEDENT L. q. Gillet, the following telegram
rsa received from tho sunday ysoh0ol teachers of In.
gland:
Church OF Tnglan6 Sunday school cGcters. now meet
ip nj lcier Han, LOOn. send CDi1rttu -TrttlnS ana
h,st wishes for -uccrs- ia Our common work
IL was immediately responded TO as follows: awe
cordially reciprucatc your greeting. May the cable
tbroush which va speak. symbolic our unity a.
Christian workers a. it ulhlls tho prophecy There
.h. be no moro sea-" committee was appointed 70
nominate pcrmancnt officers Of the Convention. The
afternoon session devoted 10 receiving reports nom
rrprcseptaye workers IN different portions OF The unod
States and Canada.
The report Of the International Hessi1n Committee
yg,. cu. dsr-d the evening, Win addresses ny INC
Rev DR. john Hal of NoT-N0rk H. jacobs oi hicJ5 o.
and the kov. Warren RTndOiph "i IehEHy hiia.
report of T. Pay.On Porter statistical sCcfr'dty rtAt
t. total .nday-EolOOl membership, teachers ana
srhoIarH in the Omitted state aud canada To DC h|ai
7irDOOO. During the Afternoon ibo hrs. r"pIE' -
rrtz OF Newark. \. j. was elected Pre-idont OF the Coh-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

TTJF POLITICAL SITUATION IN EUEOPE.
so EEMoSsTKANCE IN REGARD TO AINLAAENr TO
re gEST TO FRANOE-SATLFACTOKY A>sUH-
ANCEs RECEIVED IN ENGLAND AS TO THE
MAINTENANCE OF PEACE.
BERILs Tuesday, May II, 1875.
Tho ru,nor that Germany and Russia intend ad-
dro.si,,y representatons to France in relation to
arllalneut5 Is false.
LONDON Tuesday, Nay II, 1878.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon. DIT.
ourke. Under Foreign Secretary, in response to an
iuouiry of Sir Charles Dixie to the continental SIT
uat,on said the Government has received to-day the
most satisfactory ASSURANCES from Berhn Oh inc
maintenance of the peace of Europe
The London Times, III a leading editorial says
Z" We believe the Car il resolved to hold niosI ue-
ceJ Iancuago in favor Of the maintenance OF peace
and 70 use every effort to put stop to the present
alarm. A fow days will probably bring forth Official
di.olai,ners of the recent reports. IL IL pos
lille that 1t will be said that there is
potbiDp 10 Justify French apprehcnsions'
But there should be mistake on tins polht' AS
long "A thc present conditions remain there must De
uue,snc4s-even danger. An unforeseen lncideht'
An outburst of Jealousy, may procipItaie rupture
The Car il unable TO guarantee that FRANCO VIII
nat attuck Germany within a few years. uiehntic
a,,,a,euts are mutual menace. While they eIistr
Il il beyond the power of even imperial peacomaAers
In allay appDheusOn."
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
LATEST SNIP NEWG
fNw eSAer SAss Xers ses FSfrA Pa

ARRIVED
s,.,m.h,p Iasc Fell Brakeman, Rctmcnd CITY Potrt -
NcrfoIE With and TO Old Dominion ssSnsp 20 70.
kaik Brazicra tGerh Jschens h'o 'anc'ro 70 oT~ ""
Tsri Nuova vlrgnis CIa scarpai Port vsndro - da~
schr. abb. IT, Hodrnan Of Harr.ngtonA LAYTON 81
s@hr HenPy 1 cof ADDISON SASH St. George n. b. dAy<
sr sssr srr.s Nsry nsa1s WILL asn "1,s.
schr. rrbana. Allen. Providence for Eizabethp,rt
sShr wm NJ Mscss6 srs.r providsnoo laaesnps
' Sch oneen in' Richanison, View IHodon
schr Equator Nassau, Ranger ueuthers days. with
Sehr Willie Harris Tennsy Penaea. n b. 10 days with
schr VIM Baker (oi Gloncester Pierce, from fishing
cruise. with mackereL
steamships Cuha for Havana &C; Old Dominion for Nor.
Francisco oarss Aaoph for El.nore ocnyiIs ,c'
r Johns B. Victoria for Bsre,soss ;sran ar b. for Fer
WISD-Sunsst moderate, X. T. hazy.
DOMESTIC ports.
BRUNSWICK Ca, May il-Arn'ed schr Wave Crest from
G,LvYsIoS. May lo.-Arrived or,sile schr Veto fron
HSSYorA YORK Arrived iiA steamship ,' waco no" s'.
NEw ORLEANS. May 1.-THE steamship st. Louis from Liv.
SAN PRHXcIsco. May IO-Arrivod. bark Lord Naosulsy
BosroS NAV i,lsaro4 .,camshlEs Acs-a .-,.n, nT s'r
WIN lawrence for Bainnore Morning star sr,. scr
Ichbuco b.; shrs vickshurs. for nayu; Ira Laffrt
FORFIGN FORTS.
HAVANA, MAJ llArTive', steamship City ~ Merida, from
Orleans and Vera Cruz sailed steamship Gussie foe
Indian0lx.
HALIFAX Nay ll-Auived, steamship Carroll Wright from
Boston
L0yDOs. May ll.Sailei for the Tinted States; uncorn,
T. Pradlcy Harrisburg Tie.Olue and sarah y. Cam.
Arrived from tho United States the 9ih inst Meteor.
Helen sands Progress Eisinorr. Arrived
9th mst sir Robert Peel and Cane Horl the hfier ss
Dublin: T.e Angesea West Harf,epoo Po0scar Mary
Drrkee Razctta Padre Mustang. Agenor Ia G0re Henry
e9cada three IN the Channel Arrived tho
llth inst Gaafea H. Naii'da e. Smith. Cul.
zear PrroniO OofO Dan0vsTO Luiga L, Abraham Young
Mnnshaha and ". II. pruy.
DIsATrFR.
CH,rH.a, nass May 1.-THE s,hr Areqnrce went 'shors
-T.n
She abandoned by the The vessel vas tight whoa
uoy left her.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OTFTCR LIGHTHOUSE IN-iE 1fGED Di-rMcLl
TOaPKiNsvLIP " ". NAV H. 1873.
River. =. T. TO replace
those of by the ice during the pa-t Win'fr
- ID. TRENCHARn Commodore .. = ",
Iightlnu.a InsnccOr rliri DistI1ct
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

A PIANO VOYAGE TWICE AROUND THE WORLD
There is now lying in the port Of New-fO
the American sp Agra in connection with which vessel
there an .vcntfu history Of American piano the
vessel WIS own by Capt Miller. who sailed her. ana
the companion vi his long and adventurous voyages was
his wife An accomplished pan-te. In tho month OF
April 1c7I an American upright piano was placed IN inc
cabin OF the good snip Ara hy her captain Tor Ao Use
P his wife to beguile the tcdousnCss OF the long sea-
vo,Hges intended t. DE taken In the latter part OF tho
month the vessel sailed f.om NowYork direct for Mel
bourne Australia; thence China, japan and India.
turning 10 YOrkafter an absence Ot fifteen months.
In September ls2 she left az; IN for another voyage
round the world, going first to Melbourne second time;
thence direct 10 London. England, then 10 Norway,
whence he rctncd directly 20 Melbourne; then to san
Francisco and China and then back 70 Ncwiork. after
an absonce 81 two years and i've months, having rav-
ced over 10 900 miles having crossed The equator ten
tine, mud passed the Capo Of Good Hope five times and
Cape Horn nearly many while enduring as matter Of
course. InnumcIablc storns, ana every Ncissuae oI
climatic cban-e- During the enllre period ms Amer
lean piano ba- remained 0n shipbOam screwed down 10
the hO0r ibc captains cabin aud has never lcIi me
ship until recently. when. the Fe-Scl btlns Soi1, u
landed During the Whole llILt the llSFu'hb mas
been played upon hy the captains VIE every idlr day
II his not been touched or repaired ia any way snce II
first rft NcWI ork with the exception 0t su@ht inning
In Melbourne. where II was pronounced 10 br lhe nh"t
Instrument heard there, AMI partial timing once IN
-an IriuciscO-and when landed ana reiirheh - mo
maker for temporary stOragc the instrument WIS found
be "a, p,ifcct condition aticI iis bGu' ing about
twce round Tho world as on the day When Dnt rIt
York NJ stronger git Ice could be adtuecd or
the strength. durability and reliability OF American
pianos over those OF EuOaan make thau maj given
above It is almost needless o. add that the l-irnm"nt
IN question was one made by the now renuoned piano
makers OF the world, steinwaY sons whose ln|iru-
in nts defy wind, weather and climatic changes The
.teptca ear remove all doubt, tncy feel iLciine' ny
Inspecting this much Travelled piano at their store.
that for use on shpboard there nothing which can
Erara avrtfl a Atgf u
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE FIRE RECORD.
TIE PLANET MILLS FIRE.
IIsr OF INSURANCE CoMPANIEs AFFECTI

LIST OF INSURANCE COMPANIES AFFECTED.
Insurance companies were affected to the
OF $19s 0OO by tho destruction 10y fire. on Mon
day night. OF the Planet allls for manufacturing hemp
carpets, etc. President and Bond-ss Brooklyn THIS
confagraon entailei loss of about 100000 on the
building, stock and machinery and deprived about $50
men, women and children of employment. Following Is
he In n,irtICH.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Tho Fillh A,enne
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Corner Of Fifty Gfih-st.

Conner Of Fifty Gnhst.
REV. JOHN HALL, d. o., Pastor
Tie SALE OF PEws in this Church vii tako place
MONDAY EVENING May Il. $3.50.
Daganis Of lcws may b. obtained Friday May H. si tns
Church.
Committee Of TIC Board OF Trusecs VIII DO 10 attendance
at the new Church afternoons Of the l2th l3,h iis
and 18Th of MAY, between the hours OF 3 and O'Clock
The Church viii opcne the evening ThuisaAy and
Friday May lJtn ami l4th
4 he Mot Attractive pasccs in Tewn-fhS uaisersa
Gsrniony all the offices ia the new rbiiL
UNE building is that tay the MOST ATTRACTIVE and,
an things con ered CHEAPST anywhere in that part
OF town Between third aud hsn az the building II now
rcu,1 and rhos. ho able Cnoos bhoud make carly
auplcston The rooms all Oean;i.uy finished In hard
wood asi With olegau ga-tXurea heat aod
roo are sn exceedingly hgnt and airy, perfectly
lated all bavo outside Window communicate directly with
the elevators md nearly oil hsvq norenaeDl foa
the s Many 0f the ready for the ss
May End hat day ard 'he following Monday " cshs
LssyoTs snd ono two adyorDg agents moved ih o"sr
-oans only waiting for the eeyaors whioS WI" oofss
runnay wiinin week Ienants IN an. dhy APSaS
eaton shOud 10 maize at raE TRIBUNE osas~ss
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

abroad Of the principal consprator in the plot TO assas
nate Prince Bismarck aud Minister Falcs. The Gazette
says the prisoner relative of Arcbishop Ledocbovsh,
while the Press that he is related to Mgr DUNN,
who LedOchowski's predoces Both Journals
asert that the plot included the assassination Of the
Emperor William.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
ANNIVERSARY OF THE POPE's BIRTH.

ANNIV ERSAR1 VF The FUIE y bIhI II.
AN ADDERss OF CONGRATULATIONS TO BE PRE-
eESTED.
LONDON. Tuesiay, May II. 1878.
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Pail
Mall Gazette says Catholic Association has left Mayence
for Rome present the Pope with address con2st-
latng him upon the anniversary Of his birth. which oc
the 18th Of May. when he will be SO years old
The address, which is said to have l0O00OO signatures
ton and allegiance.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

H,vlEA Nav ll.-spanish Gold. 2iOn2lnI Frcisnge
aouNc ne STATES. short 6eLL currency. HD.o1
rrsin co days, go llOqlll premum short sight goil.
iaafl "A promiumi London I3i lir premium Paris
II.Gli. Ireu4dnL sugar a.uNe; No ~ puic4 etlal.,
Is. AZ 4 reals PEI arrU6a in gold, 7i4a1 reals
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE WRECK OF THE CADIZ.

sIXTY-Two LIVES LOsT-MsRECKONING OF THE
CAPTAIN.
LONDON. Tuesday. May II, 1873
Later advices swell the number of lives lost
tie Cadiz to sxtytwo The Cadz out OF
her COURSE consequence OF msreckoning OF her cap
tain She struck rock and sunk almost immediately
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
AGES AGO.

The final representation of the successful
oner,to Acc- AGO is TO he given al Bryant's Opera
House on the 18th May At the request Of hs pupils
nd friends if Ia 10 be for the benett of MT DC Korbay
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

The Travellers Insurance Company received
dispatch from tneir agents In Mh"Hukec yesterday
stating that two the passengers lost on he Schiller
were insured IN mat Company by accident policies OF
Cnsl ech These nTp only losses yet reort, H. and
Inc COMPANY will consider Itself particularly fortunate II
there arc NOT E.,tFal more.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. " g., May ll.-Sprits Turpeniihe arm AZ
quiet aud 81 ally al sl 90 tor Strained Lindo
Iurpontino al 30 clos Dip,
anu IS W foI y Il gin Tar quiet at 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

SUICIDE OF 4 PnOaINESr CLERGYNAy
LEWISTON, Me-, May ll.-The Rev. DR.. Geo.
Wbber Of Kent Hi committed suicide, b. hanging al
{, haf nla.c thly morning.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
p,or AGAINST PRINCE BISMARCK.

.pprsr oy TIE PRINCIPAL COSsr1RAroe-His El-
PORTED RELATIONSHIP WITH ARCHBISHOP LIDO
BERLIN. Tuesday. May IL. 1873.
The Pr0rinciaf Press and tho BoarD Gazette
rep,r. tLat tho authorities have procured the arre,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

II i, announced that the hour for the medical
examination NJ sppc.uts Tor ths Wet Caieshp from
tho Xlt ooagional District Ia changed tom 10 H. 10
3 L. IA. Cri iIo loth inst
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Sr. pArL, Mimi, May ] LIT is announced 1 rom
DrIth thai the clear fsi tue es" can tp
and II thought thai thcTV hoAios 10" 10 Pouo he
ton On Lske 5uReI.0I
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Tuportrnt Owners Of UOrsFs.-GlP5s 1IslMxNr
TcpIJR -id quantities OF IL In no
failed subtraction. Every One speaks IN ~
rTsis. Lnenrsa, bhC.r, cur1 blood SPAWN No stats
should be without Ii. c. ". McsF1AS & BaOiHBI
Fine Harness. ia ch3mbfr.st
by druggists Depot sJl sixth SewYor
ONLY 80 crn and II DDtiIe.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Fire Marshal Thorne Is investigating he circumstance
Of the fire. the propretOrs OF the Mills say lst
hnve been OF inccndi?ry origin. TIE damage 10 aoJd
cent buildings comparatively insignificant
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
An Hour at tkc Detroit Central
Police Station.

From the Detroit Free press.l
My husband is sick you know,
said Mary Shaw, as she came out.
He is, eh?"
Yes, on his dying bed. Last night
after the doctor went away, he took me
by the hand, and says he, Mary
haven't. got over one day more to live.'
He may be dead by this time.
Mary" says His Honor, lifting up
his spectacles. "this is the season OF
the year for green's, ism it?
Yes Your Honor"
Well, look ut me, Mary, and see If
there is anything cowsiippy or horse
radishy about me.
No. Your Honor"
And yet you expect me to believe
that story. Mary. I've sent you 10 the
house of correction three times during
the last year; know that you are stu
gle woman, and it grieves me to hear
You 60 on with such yarn. Don't
Won know that truth is mighty, and
must prevail.
She hung her head.
1T is. woman. Falsehood is dark
ness, but truth shines through it like
a silver ten-cent piece sticking ont OF
a sand-bank. The charge Is drunken
ness, and / really wish you would
come right out and tell me the truth.
.. will sir; l wasn't drunk
Great allisators. but here's four
Witnesses
II didn't bring 'em here"'
No; the officer did, aud all Of them
saw you drunk
Judge. will you believe them before
you will me?''
will
And you'll send me up?"
II will"
Can it be possible. Judge?"
&" Ii can. and il is. l make it three
months. This will take in the circus
season, Fourth Of July. and the steam
boat excursions, aud all the strawber-
ries aud cream You get this year won't
affect your health
Judge. you deserve to be murdered
for this,''
Can't help that. Go in and sit
down"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
RAILROAD MATTERS.

A dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
states that o party of Central Pacific
Railroad officers arrived there yester-
day afternoon by special train. Expac-
tation is running high that the visit to
Oregon will have beneficial effect
upon the affairs Of the proposed VIM
nemucca Railroad, and perhaps decide
the question of building the road. The
Cregonian. alluding to the visit Of the
Central Pacific officers, says: Ger
tain capitalists of New York have Of
fered to build the road from Portland
to Winnemucca in three years on two
conditions. First, That the people of
Oregon subscribe $4,000 of the
capital stock. to be paid when the road
is completed. Second. That the Win
nemucca road shall obtain guarantees
for twenty years from the Directors oil
the Central Pacific, that the latter shall
give the people of Oregon precisely the
same rates of freights and fares from
Ogden to Winnemucca as they give o.
may hereafter give to California.
What transpired ut the conference be
tween the Central Pacific officers ant
representatives of the proposed roat
has not yet reached US, but it is quit
probable that arrangements have been
or viii be made, satisfactory to all par
ties concerned, aud that work will b
commenced Oh the road some tins thi
year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
r,,.r ~ WA THE LIFE. BLOOD OF OUR

THAT IT WAS THE LIFE BLOOD OF QUIZ
NATION,
And illustrated the benefits OF free
system of education by comparing the
past and present condition OF countries
where it does not exist with the pros
perity of orr own. At the close, he as
well as Mr.. Allen, was heartily cheered.
In the evening, and until midnight
all enjoyed themselves by tripping the
" light fantastic toe. :, =,
Crops are looking well, and NIL are
now engaged in gathering the harvest:
1t is reported that rich ven OF
Quartz has been discovered east OF
Saltwater, assays running from sou
to 50, 500 per ton. MoDEsTUs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
NEW TO-DAY.
Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District. State OF
Nevada. made on ths 10th day Of July. A. ID.
1875, in the matter of the estate of j. Bran
ham. deceased. the undersigned, the admins
traitor of said estate. will sell ct public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for cash and sub
ject to confirmation b, said District Court on
MONDAY. the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST,
A. d. 1875. at o'clock P. NJ. in front of the
Temple Saloon. in KNOXVILLE. in the county
of Humboldt, Nevada. all the right, title. in
terest and estate Of the said j. BranhaIn Mt
the time Of his death. and all the right. title
and interest that the said estate has. by opera
ton of law or otherwise, acquired other than
or in addition to that OF the said j. Bran nam
at the time of his death, in and to all those
certain lots. pieces or parcels of land situate,
lying and being in the said county Of Hum
boldt, State OF Nevada. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
An undivided half interest in that certain
piece or parcel OF land described rs follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of Lot One
IN, Block One ~, Range Three (3l, ON Sec
ond street. and running thence westerly l60
feet: thence southerly l23 feet to point ON
Buena Vista Geek; thence easterly to Second
street 100 feet. thence northerly to place of
beginning, In Unicnville. in said county: also
the eastern thirty.two feet Of Lot Two l2l,
Block Two t2l. Range Three t3I. according to
den, and upon which is situate the Temple
Saloon, together with said building and Inn
provements. Also. the following mining
property. to wit:
Two hundred feet. undivided in the Green
stone ledge, owned and governed by the Ju-
piter Company, in Relief Mining District, in
said county.
One hundr.d feet. undivided. in the Central
Pacific ledge. owned and governed by the
Uuionville Company in said Relief District.
Eight hundred feet. undivided, in the Mon
treal ledge and company in said Relief Lis
trict.
Twenty.ive feet, undivided. in the Arizona
ledge, Argentine Company, in Buena Vista
Mining District in said county.
Four hundred feet. undivided. in the first
north extension of the Eclipse ledge and
Branham Company, in saia Buena Vista Dis
trict.
Twenty five feet. undivided in the Arizona
ledge, Argentine Company, in said Buena
Vista District.
Twenty-Five feet. undivided. in the Azelrna
ledge and company. III said Buena Vista Dis.
tIict
Twenty-eight and one-thirl feet, undivided
! in the Agamemnon ledge. OK the North Brit.
/ iii Company. in said Buena Vista District
/ Terms and Conditions Of Sale. Cash in
| United states gold ten per cent. OF purchase
/ money~to be paid ON day OF sale: the balance
ON confirmation of sale by said District Court
Deed at expense OF purchaser.
MORRIS PRICE.
Administrator estate of J. Branham. deceased
| WinneDsacea, July IL, iS15-2la
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold yesterday was reduced to il54.
Legal tenders firmer, S6X buying
and 81 selling.
dividend of one per cent. was de-
clared by the Farmers Gold Bank of
San Jose.
Imports of treasure on Saturday
evening embrace $780, 900 from Mexico
and $4,000 from Victoria.
The Consolidated Tobacco Company
have levied an assessment of $40 per
share, delinquent August 10th.
The Occidental and Oriental Steam
ship Company have levied their second
assessment of 81 per share, amounting
to 100000, delinquent August 10Th.
The California and Giant Powder
Companies have declared their usual
monthly dividend, the former at the
rate of per cent. aud the latter at IA
per cent, payable on the 18th.
The trial of John D. Lee for connec-
ton with the Mountain Meadow massa-
Gre will likely come up July 18th.
The council of the British National
Rifle Association since the declination
of Gildersleeve of their proposition to
shoot against picked eight have
agreed that the match should be ar
ranged on terms of the first proposal, a
cup of value of E100 is to be the indi-
vidual prize, each man to have twenty
five shots at 1000 yards range. They
propose next year to have an imperial
team to try carbines with any nation.
and especially with another gallant
band of Yankees, who will havea hearty
welcome.
A. Fairfield and number favor Gill
dersleeve, has officially replied to the
invitation from London to shoot, that
the determination of Americans not to
shoot in another team match that side
Of the Atlantic. is final, as individuals
some might take part. Moody and
Sanky have taken their farewell of
London.
Gainesville, Tenn, two Irishmen at
tackled colored boy with knife, and
the next day about twenty negroes at
tackled two men aud drove them into
Gregory and killed them.
Monsieur Charles La Regal, bishop
of st. Hyacinthe, died at Betoiel yes
terday.
Some naval changes have been made
for Bsnicia at Mare Island.
The President has RECOGNIZED John
Joannesen as vice Consul of Sweden,
and Norway at Salt Lake. and Peter
Hedbury, vice Consul of Sweden, and
Norway at Denver, Colorado.
An unknown man and woman at
Chicago, aged so and 45 have been
found in the lake at Waukeean. 1t is
supposed they committed suicide.
A fire broke out at Oswego, New
York, yesterday, and destroyed several
buildings. Loss. $4,000.
The eastern editors and correspon-
dents are ut Salt Lake visiting the won
ders of the land. and will start for the
west Wednesday morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
DIED.

In Mill City, July Is. minniefred. only
daughter OF Mr. and Srs. II. r. Briscor sgsd
year. months and - days. lsan francisco
papers please eopy-l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
THE FOURTH IN CmURcnILLL
COUNTY.

Patriotism In the Desert-An tho
Citizens Assembled-The Exercises
and Speakers.