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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05
sIocKHoLpERs, MGlTINo.

TusrIcx MINING coNPANy.-Th. An.
J nuai Msetine RI the siockhoiiers of the
is: s:,s = rs,s , s .n..s M: :sisi sss
for each other hesiress ss may BE- prevented.
win b held % MoEDAY. tbs 18th esy Of Yeh.
rary, is7s, st Tie boar o. ! O'Clock ?. =, at
the o}1es of The Company. Room No. u. Ner.
ehasts' HxehAnrs Bailding. Callfornia street,
Ban Rransipco, Caiifnfpia.
JxNEs g. KENNRDY. Secretary.
San faneisco, January isth. 1875. la7i I'd
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MMx. LrocA has been so successful
at the Vienna Opera Con,ique that she
has been engaged to sing at the lmpe-
rial Grand Opera House. Gye wants
her back at Convent Garden.
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Mn. BxscuEr says no Is tho happicst
man in tho world. IL will be remem.
bered that the Widow Bedott used to
"enjoy poor health"
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4 ,lIpwIxrRn skRENADE.

a MlpwiNrRR sERE>ADE.
Ths Winter wlndssre cold. love,
Ths snaw untrodden lies;
TIE cong I sing IL cid. love,
Cudsr the lisiening skies.
YET 10 me and 10 you lie theme II new
Under the star gemmed skiss. -..
Tn. vindor I. eur,ainsd with frost. love,
And slosed thy bssutifni syes; ll~T. z
Tn. ,snr sing may be lost. love,
Vpdsr the hssdiess skirs.
Yet psrehAnes one strain may thy heart
Like ssi in the hr-oa ,tis.. ~
Mr. love IL q. pure as the snow. sweet,
That over the brown earth lee,
And fr.e .. the winds that blow. svsst.
And e.ep ss the tA,hsmless skies,
And shall live for aye. though the psle-siar
die
And pas. from the azure skies.
A light 10 thy easement mo,es. sweet:
Thanks TO this glad surprised
saan.r has come TO the groves. sweet,
And warmth 10 the wintry skies.
Oh, lsve can light the dArssst nixht.
And bris A,sn the dullssi skiss:
-Hiias FOR Fisvsary.
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no HOTELS Il AND RESTAURANTS.

uVIkkn ANb AboAASsAAe.
WARM SPRINGS HOTEL
KERsEY { BswDEN, Prop'rs.
s,uIs POPULAR PLACE OF n. nEsoEr: OF slJ; S,I;
niles IRON
CARSON CITY,
os,r, the hest accommodation % . place a
resort 70 b found In this State.
TINE MOTEL
la. been thoroughly renovated and reatied.
and no pains will be spared TO make csmiona-
bic all guert who visit the Springs.
THOSE DELIGHTFUL SWIMMING BATHS
ofpure. running warn water arc unequaled
In the State.
THE BAR
WIN be supplied with tbs hest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars In the market.
or ths best in the market, in hrst.ciass style,
furnished 10 order.
ANEW CONCORD WAGON
ever, hour. snd win call for them upon orders
len At any OF the hotels 10 Carson:
FRENCH RESTAURANT! /!
MAIN srnsEr, GOLD HILL,
Gus, abovo the Eelipss saslI.
A. puPREI, fRsrRIErsR.
~ II
THE CHOICEST OF EVERYTHING THE
In the most approved French style, or ceskcd
10 order Al short notice.
WINE, FRUIT and all the iuIurles Of the
season.
Meals A. All fTsurs.
B0ARD by the day, week. month or meal.
Having had thorough personal experience -
nrstclass Maitra do Cuisine fos the last tweu.
tJysars, 1 can guarantee the nost excellent
sn ' A. DuPREY.
GOLD HILL BAKERY
....AHp....
r z 8 IA y r A NTI
MAIN STR REET........--...G0LD HILL
(Searly opposite Justice wriEhrs otiec.)
JOHN PRrRR BRcKER. Prsp'r.
IIRRsH BREAD MORNING AND EVEN.
II Ing. PlRs, CAKES. HOT ROLLS, and
ali kinds Of PASTRY.
RESTAURANT-Meals for regu. a
ar boarderr three times aday. EItra ~
meals prepared ON short notice. The .A
tallc supplied with the hest the -
mai ket afsrds-such 40 all kinds Of Wild game
IN season; domestic fowls, such ~ turkeys,
chickens, etc; also fresh Ssh.
The pahlie are invited TO call =. d see for
themselves.
~ Prices Rsassssbis. "a
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FOUND.

ON FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY .,
sstt o. Lsdy's rur. y the nsiEhborhood
Of the Catholic churh, Geld Hill. The owner
can es..ln tss sane by paying for this advsr'
A. NcNAKrIN,
jsit One dosr below Catholic Church.
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Furnished Rooms To Let.

TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
4 let In q dwelling On Main street. Gold Ilil.
oyposiia The Fnnklln Hoesa Apply ~ J. c.
BRowN. Il Bitissv . oo,t dsioif
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NOTICE.

OTEIcR sUCcoR MILL AND MINING
~ co.rany; No. soa Montgomery ..ts,t.
fenia, February let. isis.-TSs stoekkolders
efthe 6uecor NIL and Mining Company, Ai .
meeting held cu the Soih day Of January. 1875.
hsvine decided 10 increase the capital sioek
Of said Company, and the proper etrtinesies
holders see requssted 10 surrender their Old
Certificates, and reesive In lien thereof. New
csriiaeates representing tho inerrased capital
VIZ. n. WATSON. seer.tsy.
sffm Bur~or Mil aud Mining Go.
, 1875-05-29
THE ClTy-HAlL.

Tie Committee on Stroeas aud Alleys for she
South Division wili:meot at $50 o'clock this After
noon III tho City Clerks Office.
All tho citY Offices will bo closed to-dty. to
allow the clorka to participate In the celebration
Of Docoration-pay.
II quorum OF tho School Committee retain
thoIr personal liberty until Monday afternoon,
lhoy hope to moet for tho consideration Of rofer-
ances In tho City Clerks oi1lca n o'clock.
Tho Finance Committee mil recommends it,
ac. sionn On tho Comptrolltr'a cstimatos Monlny
afternoon with tho consideration Of tho appro-
psiationa for ths Boards Of Heath and Edit
cAttoll
That scemlnsiy intormnabte napp-Dilsor im-
broglio canle up before the Board Of Io!cs yes-
torday in IN altogether nav phase. Tho honda
wero forfeited by the decision OF tho aopreme
Court, and In collecting them ona or two OF tho
bond.men shirkel payment, leaving tho fourth
bontlsman, \ lsrgs toArnssnr. to stand tho blow.
All hlB teams were hvied on. and hs appealed to
tho Board OF Po!icn to mako tho three other
bondsmen, Nho IRE policemen, atand THAR share
Of the loss. oteer Spence, having no property
in his own uAtne, refuses to pny, and on this
poiut n1isea tho dispute. Tho Conucll will bo
appealed to in tha matter, owing to ths public
nature Of tbs case, which iA lcally ona thai
should not bo Imposed upon ths unfortunate
b2ndaJnea.
, 1875-05-29

osntssd By him, or hta ts roeoentzsd by thsn,
yot ,ou h.1s fs; 70 many times III hAao s IT.
II bs,s @ 10 so y leteis ssa III HI. sva"nt;
came here on snec!sl eualnoss." ~ dnnno
whore I'll atop. eaid Smith," but want to stay
Street, eeps q. III o.ds t. .s bu,in.s, poron o
tta city, and wn'l talk OF mutual Ac1uaintsncoa."
Tho two atArtot OF, and tho writer, Rcol-
dontai'y ovsrhc.rlng tho abova conversation.
followed ctoss atter, determlne1 70 nee What
suddenly our 'a1quialta" "brought up" In
ftont Of No.-- sonth Clark strece, and sayn,
lily tho way, hAvo = lottofy.tc4ot which !
will 70 np with mo aud aee ths. thtre il fair pla.
in Tho operation, We will shsn 'do' tllo town st
my individual expense. This Ia tho business
that brought mo hora from Davenport" ...
Mr.. Smith put bis ya1lso down on The walk, md
bronx ia upon him suddenly, for his oyes
sparklod, and = eonto amilo playnd
upon his lips ss ho Dyed SHARPLY
hin pretended friend. Ee eycd him
fully mInuto. then thus addressed him: :" Mis-
tor rWl,st's.your-uhmc. now know 80! You're
fraud You're q thfeff you're . hwlndler
YOU'RE ono Of theln ar bunkiste iva lived in
Iowa nigh onto tncnty Yease, have nlco place
e nv eg IT, sxn no9oT on
l
years. and only t'otl1rr day my gal read pieco
aloud about yon bunksrs hero IN Chicago, whero
you nllers Het tho start OF fellor on sosne tar
nation Iotlaty-llckot b1y gal aays to nc, when
started from homo. snys nhe, Nov, father,
look out for bnnkers' So, you 500 you've got
tho coon m tho wroug tlee. 90 and earn an
honest tivin', you rascal you thief, you
vagabond. you-you-eit out, you-os ~
wAllop your brazon face Tor -.yel 1T
/ SEQ you ngain while I'm hero
lI1-rlf-g:t ont |" Ths sleeh individual IN tho
meantime turned very pals. backing slowly
towards tho entrance, and trying to Eoe IN
word or two edgewiso. TAoso who falled to bo
spectators Of this scene, cannot oven imagine
tho Indignation tho old sont'emau's facc ok
prossed during the delivery Of this "speech,"
and to hare seen tho rapid moyomcnt Of tho
"bunkiet's" legs AZ ho Disappeared up tho
ataira would hayo made tic most dubtous and
loug;;fseed individual snto au1ib!y. "Mt:
smith, picked up bis vatise quietly, turned
upon tho spectators with triumphant e1proa.
sion upon bis faco, md remarked: II Rnowed
him knowod lin, by lingo! Ao musne come
foolin around MO any moro, OF Ill fix him u and
lhcn moved lcisurely down tho htroet. II mo1o
such characters could be mot With By the nnasr-
o,ss conidenco-msn Of Chicago tlioso would ba
1e2n york for tho police and less swndling.
8rECTA1oE.
, 1875-05-29
THE SOILS CASE.
~r ra--~ 1-&4Htk,

TAs1ros, D. T., ,lay 2s.-peuding the dscis-
ion Of the Soils haboas corpus case by Chief
Justice Shannon, United btatos Attorney Pound
Autographed To tho Attorney deassA ycs-
tardny for Lis optnion, and hts an-
nwor waa recsivoa to-day. liz vir-
tuatly holds, nhat an investigation soonas
to show clskrlJ, that thoro is no LAW to punish
osimiually au American citizen for gong upon
the black 1iills rosesvatlou untl after hs has
been onco removed. Tho military hhvs tbs
night 10 remove him from the reservation, but
ho can't be punished crimnally by tho
courts. 4 foreigner IL linblo for arst sroapsas
to penalty Of <1,c00, aud 40 IL citizen who
uakes ! settlement or attompta survov on
shcso lands Judge Shannon viii rcry probably
;s soHo acc according TO- this ornlo9 I'D iass;1se
In bringing this question "a final decision
when ho could hare boon discharged At
Fort Randall upon giving bis parole NOT TO re-
turn To tho reservation. Iia disclaima auy TO-
tention to return there until authorized to do
no. hut disputed the right Of the nllisary to sx-
act any Darolo.
, 1875-05-29
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

tss'-Attornoy Isued lsft lAst sToning fr 4
| abort visit to tho Eaet.
Ths tas. rumor about tho Jail - that Conrad
1 rplz ia to resume his old position.
Tho pstlt iurics ware discharged ysstarday.
| and reniro vas isauod for us9 oHs for tha
Juno tnlm.
The Committee On Town and Town Accounts
Of the County Board audited bills Of tbs Town
of Lake to tho amount Of s21o. sevoral bills
wcrs laid oror for further examination
Tho Building Committee Of tho County Board
received communication yesterday from the
Board Of Public Works asking 1t to attend con-
feronco Monday foronoon A. 10 o'clock in retor-
snce to now Court1louss.
Tho Joint Committee on Public buildings aud
Gu a, 9t enoeo thn con 5 Eli 81 eon1a Wa.
1tar for S1,2G0, for Hascn work on tho addition
TO the 1nBAue AsyIum. VAS nudftcd and ap-
proved. Architect EGan prcsantctt plan for
tho removal Of ths machine And boiler foohis OF
tlon better protected from Ars. Tue execution
OF tue plnn would coat abo;ts s20.o1o: lilo niso
IT lbn,ittcd specifications for tho pu1nbtng- g-work
dc eltlcd to lavo tho plumbing done by tho tlay
ntider the surervision OF tho snpcsin-
nj aterlal. Tho contract for doing tho work Was
awarded to Josnph Hogan. Tho architect WAS
IN sttl.ctcd TO inform, tho Btoantters Ut the Ac-
Il IN OF tho Committee In order to secure larger
number OF bids. Tho Same Committee received
n communication from Architect CochFano: con
mining estimates from the Board Of rnblio
u orks Of tho city for filling and grading Harr1-
&c street from Ahhlapd Avenue to Wood Htreek.
Al for iayin,; sower on Wood strcst from llar-
rilan to York. Tho estimates amounted to
~ ,518, and Mr., Cochrnne recommended that tho
beat way to &c! work dono a: once. that tho
erection of tho County Hospital might bo pro-
ceelcd with. waa for tho county to aslvanco tho
money, Which would bn refunded bJ tho city
rtan tho special assessments nsrs collected.
, 1875-05-29
A Military Act Altogether Un-Amerlcan
and Abominable.
Tho Outrage on the I4aw.AbflinE
Miners of " Gordon City,"
Tho Jenney Surveying Party --- IT.
Composition. and What Il
Intends Doing.
Warltko Spirit Of the Minneconious..-
Tho Other Sioux Hands On
Their Good Behavior.


"coRpoN CITY,"
fnonAbH11T THAT BONE ONE HAS DLuNpExXp.
Spse.a4 Dispatch to 1:n4 Chicago Tribune.
Sioux crrE, Ia, MAY 2s.-soon after daylight
on tho morning OF tho 2lst inat., Chpt. Wa'kcs
from Fort Randall, With detachment Of infant
~, reinforced from Gen. Crooks Department
with Two companies Of cavalry and Gatling
gun from tl,s Spotted Tail Agency. appeared q.
Gov1on City. posted tho GatllnC guu Gu prom
incnt point overlooking tho camp. surrounded
tho party, and ertlc1ed ihcm to form in line =
short distance from tho camp 80 thst thois
names could DO takon. After somo hesitation.
tho men In camp complied NTH tho order,
mud, xhilo they uero In lima aud the namoa
uoss boing taken, company Of soldiers
flied in between them and their camp, and
commenced appropriatins anything which suited
their fancy, and destroying what they did not
want Themselves. At tho time the eoIdiers ao-
preached btcakfaat uaa being prepared. and
and boots in tho tents MORO Appropriated by The
Boldiers, who alno took vhat monoy aud other
vnluabIcs they could find, and ato tho breakfast
the mon Lad boon preparing for themselves.
and guns. sna burned tAom, together With tnb
provisions, tools. ato., they formed tho
tncn in Jlue OF march, aud started
for Fort Randall. Many. Of the. men
WHORE Gootk anu clotlt6 Aau been IAkon by
tho aolllots Hero compelled 10 march barsfootod
aud halt.clothed. Mona Of tho men woro aitoW-
Ell to ride. except tie drlyera Of tho slx tcsna
which we're Rayed from destruction for tho pur-
rota Of carrying sufficient rations to taks tha
party into Randall. 4. Collins, who brought tho
above naws to.day. wss among those captured.
but ESCAPED Saturday night, and came directly
hero. Tho President And Secretary Of War hare
been totcSraphed tonight by noyoThl prominent
citizens Of this city 10 know II Walkers action
will bs Bus!A,aed by tho Government.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
[1s tat Akstttassd Frsss1
Sioux CtTT, Ia. May 43.-lhe Journals extra
this afternoon says that on last Friday morning
aoIdlers nader Caps Walker entered the cnmp At
Gordon City, Neb.. and burned fourteen wagons
ct ratiotls, auppl,cs arms, and destroyed eyory-
thing belonging 10 tho Black Hills TranHporta-
ton Company except souae baggage, which they
loaded into liz remaining wagons and ssartol
for Fort Randall, making tho men 70 on fool.
nomo Ut them belng barefooted, their boots and
clothing having been destroyed. Tho mules
gavo out Oh tho Way, and much Of the baggage
was thrown ont. Afser tho capture the officers
ralsecked tho camp, helping themselves to any
Thing thsy could use. and then turned tho sol
diern loose with tho remainder to psoceod With
out hfadsAnce.
, 1875-05-29

rnK atiNAEcr11nu1
are now encnn,potl OH Ia Belle Fonychs. \
branch 81 ths 1':g Cheyonne Riyer, on the holtl,-
weat edge Of the DAck Hits. They are snrly.
ill.temrercd. md clanorous Tar wsr. They ro-
futed TO participate will, lied Cloud and Spotted
Tail In the eonncils thai wctn held to dlncuss tho
cesalon Of tho Black 1Itils. or to send delegates
to represent thom III the prcstnt negotiations Al
Washington. Tl,ey arc snktoua to ilave thu
other trIheB Of tho Sioux Nation join them NOW
IN council u their camp and tho object Of this
Is to incito all tho bands to var.
Tho aIinnoconjnus have rccenty been 70.
inforcca by the accession Of 2Gl 1efuRne warriors
from the Bonthesn Arapal,oea and Cllcyonnos;
aud this snakos then, noto thar, over anxious to
Ogalial1ahe, Hrutcs aid kiocstae, or Cnt-ods.
refueo 10 Join tho bEinneconjous In conocll At
thta time. and aro on their good behavior.
through fohr tint any misconduct Of their bands
might jcopatdszo the safety Of their rcpTchensa-
tiyes now IN Washington, or result IN their being
dota'nod there AZ hostages by tho Government.
, 1875-05-29
OBITUARY..

FRANK stACANrNE{ 1EATTI.
Tho death Of frank Maeartuoy Beatty has
brought grief 10 many loving hearts, not only in
Evanston, wncEo no resided for tho paat hino
years. but also In 1is earlier homo in Rockford.
in DcBpiaiucs, and Joliet "horo he preached
during the ihst two years.. Ills !oss Will 10 doep-
" felt by hundreds who l.avo attended the North:
wssttrn University during tl4e last ten yehtu aud
by hfa numerous other acqualasaucen. fur
Ur, IianttY, bcsidcs having boon JotltE man OF
brilliant promise, endoared himaolf bS hls 1nRny
adulirab1s personal qualities and nanly. con-
Asateut Cariatian eharActnr 10 ~ "Ao cAue 10
contact NTH bun.
6. Graduating from tho Rockford High School,
IMr. Doasty entered tho Preparatory Department
''of the Northwestern University. and. IN duo
voTsity at ii lart comulancement. He
haa since, ,and had prosaousiF, bocn
pursuing ha theological atut!ies At the Garrett
biblical 1nAttiute. and in ono year moro would
lasc completed the regular course. Poesesa1at;
o.Rtorical powers Of no common ordcr brilliant
taienta, aud peculiarly pleaslng nauncra ho
promised to become one OF tho tnoat popular
mud usofu .niuisters OF tho Methodist Church.
Although not yet graduated. he has, sa stated,
regularly filled pulpit at Desplainea ana Joliet
rroat aecoptabllity to hs LeIrera. Two
Woeks ago. in crosning nec!ion
Of un-torn uldeualk, Mr. Daatty accldcuts1!y
a!esprt upon large spis0' which penetr;ntoa
Ills foot. Eebhltlpb. "eoA tatoi' ~ ioIA!1"'
which caused Ills death about O'clock Friday
cyening. This sad eYout haa caut gloom over
the cntiso community.
AZ tho clone Of tito Commencement exercises
of tho Institute Friday evening" Dr., pannieter
feeling!y aunouucsd ths uutinely taklng-o0 OF
t4is most estinable young inan. whoreupon the
large xul1enco prcsont arono and wero led In
prsyer by DR.. raymond, many being unable sc
reetrxin their tcarH.
Tho funeral ceremonies will take pines at tho
Methodist Ghurch at II o'clpck to-lHJ. The 70.
mains will be takon 10 Rockford, thu oatly hone
OF tho deceased. Drs. Fowler and Briggs Ant
tho l.ey. L. u. Caldwell will oficlats u the fu'
neral seryicuJ.
, 1875-05-29

" ths Editor u The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, May 2S.-Last evauing IN apparently
"grasp conutsymRa, rather an eldarly gent,o-
n,su, alighted from the Hook island i Pacific
Railroad It tho depot on Van Aureu stlcot. Hs
vas moving lo!surely towards the street entrance
to tho depot, when bleek, richly-apparolea in-
disidual approached him with extended haod,
sxclaimlns, Good evouing, Nr. Smith uhon
did you lea1a Davenport :" ahakEng Ills band
warmly. "Well good ayenia'; but you've got
tho start OF me don't behave oTeE seod that
lace Aforo." "'Why, Mr. Bu,its,, don't you know
Measrs. James Sullivan 4 Co.. Of your town, t4e
moat extensive produca-dealers AHl commission
mornhaats weat Of Chicago 2" "Cos tlng!y do /;
hayo kuoued thon fur yeats," Wall, my name
Ia Henry Bulyau, Oldest Run Of tho asuios p1rt-
nes, aud hasc been Cashier Of the
sevcral yea.s." said the stranger. .bon't
te!l ms II exclaimed our counttyman. Why
You know. 1t you know mo. anl hsso lived n
Davenport ~ you Say you have. tha. ny farm IL
| loss than miics from tho city. aud that every
season II y,elds ma \ plenty Of produce, 80 that
will seI! hs!f on It 1t least. and l 1nost lwaya
ttade with Sullivan i Co., but bo hanged II
REMAINDER shat eysr seed your f4ce afoso. "
"YcEy probable, Mr. Smith, out you arc un-
doubtedly well swAse that tho Cashier of 10 s1-
tensivo firm " Sullivan Il Co., ID Alw sya
wrapped up In hia own duties, seldom ox asvex
knowing nhat IL going On around him Ia tbs
| GuAttsr Of buyipg or sailing. sud consequently
shs floss that hare shosn themselves thAse
kuaaksdS q t&sA gsula Aat b notiaaA as re.
, 1875-05-29

nE cLarHs 7uA7 TUX JuDuEB ARE fnEIuDicEp.
Tic cass Of II. X. Turner was again befose The
Criminal Court yontsr,iay aftcsnoon. The attor-
neys for tLo defendant, Leonard Swett Emery
A. stosrs, aud q. ", Constantine, weso prompt
iu attonJhnco, laden with tho petition Of tho do
fendant for chango or yonuo, 10 Which hle atl-
dayit whs attached, Tho petition charges, ~
was intIaatod in these columns several dayn ago
would 10 the next step Of tho defouso, that thc
defendant could not obtain fur trial in Tho
county owing 10 tho preIud!ces Of tho several
Judges of the Circuit aud 6upetor Course, who
sit alternately Oh tho Criminal i,ench TIC pcti.
tion WA supported BY tue ssllda'lts OF quite
nuu,tcs OF Re ,pntatlo cltlZens.
ME. Heed objected to rsrtAin OF Tho ahdaYtts
prosecuted tensln: to psoVs tho good character OF
others nt tile s1l!aIlta,
The objection MA uussancd by tho Court, but
ths a1luasits uere subsequently admitted 10
lilo.
blr. Hcoa replied 10 tho application this ho
hhd had no uoli:e Of thc motion, ~ required by
tho statute anu aaAed that tho application ha
denied, -.......
Mr. ewett-When spoko to you moment
nSo yoll said you did not tequis auy nntIce.
sI1. lteed denied that 1o haltt any such thing.
tn tako up tho hearing without notice, but he
lal made no sueh agreement in tho application
III. snett followed. saying that hc had noti-
u4H Slft 1taeU III k10 tttHAOQlI IL Gp2H Cuu[k xuu
tt;e pulY questio IN wes whether et,er Of tho no.
tcea wtfe "reaaouhb!e u wow Of tie stat.i.
Tory requirements. ..
Ar s OTIS contonded that really no "not!on "
for change had boen made, aud tho Court TO-
ritoa that no motion had beeu enterad.
tlr. Hustl then aad ho would Withdraw tho
application, and furnish the necessary uotice ilI
writing that tle motion Tor change would b
formally 1nade.
The Court tAen reviewed ths case In its seyota
Phases, and finally decided that the notco Il
hr. Heed WA alnplo. especially In ylaw Of tll'
flct that tho conversation betweon him aud th
later, xud formed tho baa.s for IN honest opln
ion ti;At tue notice had Eeen given and aocapts<l
After some further discuss'ou, the counsel to
the prosecution waiYea ths nolcs fer chang
, 1875-05-29
IOWA AND MISSOURI.

IOWA AND MISSOURI.
8pteidt Disrateh 10 Tht chicago Trt6un4.
KANSAS C1Tr, No.. May 2s.-Your eotreHpond-
snt yesterday paeaod over tho llno Of rail-
road from Bonneville, No., to this city. COM
Ing via Mobesly, Richmond. Carroltop, and
other loading towns. Tho crops look splendid,
and fro1uolts rains 1nyo encouraged farmors IN
that vicinity that, whatever may come, the
chlnchbugs can't do any damage. drabshoppera
are unknown until you reach Richmond. Fiom
thcrs to this city they o1iat In lsrge
numbers. and are, ~ evory"hoEo found,
doing esrIous damage. Central Missouri Mill
produce such crop as has not boon seen for
years. General Superintendent Durham has In
apccted oropa from, Richmond north to st. Joo.
.HopreIs exist IN apota, aud Gro ealing lively.
Wheat haa suffered severely from Tho cold VIII.
ter, md win not meko half Or two-thIrls OF 4
crop. More corn has bosn planted than asor bo.
fore.
sT. Louis, May 28.-Tho lion. D. e. Boone,
Speaker Of tho House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Or.
Dunn, OF jackson County, aud several other
Rout1omen from tho grasshopper. region in tho
HeBt part OF the State, Wcro on thaHga to-day,
ant mado briof npeoolloe to tho nerchants. They
corrobo.sto previous rnports Of the dcHtttutlon
aud suffering OF tho people OF Henry. Datcs.
Johnsou. Hume, nod jackson Counties, aud unless
re!lcf he forwarded thero will DO groas In
tuoss counties. Thcy said It IL almost innpoBsi-
bio to ovotdeAw tho dcstttutiou NON existing.
and this will increase titno advances. In Jack-
son County oats, wheat and forage will DO \
failure. and thin can b bald OF Other dBtricte.
ThA speeches nero listened to with much into1-
eat, and = eemml.sco Of fourteen active, eaor-
getio merchants Was appointed 10 eoitcis contrt-
noad aud othor arttclos necessary for the roltof
Of ths distressed people.
, 1875-05-29


Ths through Paehs Esptess train for Council bluffs,
OMAHA San frane!aeo aud Ill other Far Wsat points.
will leays tbs Wells s.seet depot Of ths Chicago &
Nosthwe,esn Railway at 1850 Sunday, Nay 90.
Through tickets and slccplng-css bertLa can b No.
cured u tbs copanys oeo, O. Clark ss%et, Sherman
lIouis. Teaeta via Chicago, Burlington Quincy
and Chicago, 1ock la:and Pacific Railways good
OH thla train.