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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-28

j
to be done with the women any way.
We male up purse and sent off two
of our townsmen home a few days
ago, and people can't give all the
time. The fellows got sick, and
that was the easiest way to be rid of
them"
"Mrs. Marston must be got home
some way, she will lose her mind If
she dpes not. 1 shall see some OF
the Episcopal church members
about it, as soon as I can. Tie
weather was so bad the clothes
would not dry till Thursday, and
am rather behind hand. 1 wish /
was back myself sometimes"
"You'll be back soon enough never
fear, if you go on coming money as
you are at present. How much have
you on hand ahead?"
"Not so very much-enough to
get back with if wished it."
"Don't you want to invest it,"
ain what wya7"
"Why let me take it, I'll put it
out at three per cent. month for
you. 1 have mine drawing that"
'Do tell! l don't know-I have
thought of buying lot on Kearny
street, it will bring more in the end
than on interest"
"But the titles-I don't know as 1
should like to risk it in that way;
you might find somebody else own
ing it, as well as youseif, and there
would be the lawyers eating it up in
no time.'
"But the lawyers haven't it yet
you know, and l think it will be
some time before they do. l shall
bui me shanty somewhere, for il
is no use paying so much rent. l
get this room and the use of the
yard tor fifty dollars month, but
have got to move soon, because they
want to build on the lot"
I've a piece OF property on Stock
ton street you can have cheap, with
sound title, but l would rather let
the money out, its such bother
looking alter real estate. We'll, il
you want me to do anything for you
I'm on hand"
But Hetty did not propose to ask
anything of any man who proposed
French mistresses as an example for
a decent respectable woman, and she
went on meditatively as the man
closed the door behind him.
To think John Nicholson with as
good wife as ever l knew, saying
such things. He is scallywag of
the first water. A member of the
church too. l don't believe he has
got any money. 1t Is my opinion
he wants to get hold of mine. I'll
let somebody else do my business
for me. But Mrs. Parton was not
destined to have anyone but her
husband look if she only would.
Mr.. Parton returned and hung his
hat in the room, and told her now
that she had come to her senses, was
behaving like a decent woman and
so on, he should be happy to live
with her.
She declined very decidedly, but
he told her he could claim her wages.
and should do so If she did not
return to her marital duties. He
had paid some old chums visit at
Marysville, had spent all his money,
and now wanted to 90 to work.
Mrs. Parton was confounded, she
was q wife sure enough. She could
not be sole trader, as no law had
been passed to that effect, conse-
quently she might keep on working
till doomsday, unless the law could
be made of some effect in her case,
but how could it?
ITO be c0ntinued.)
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-28

For good job printing apply at the
TINES office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-28
JAMES CALDWELL, Proprietor

HNHE GRAND CENTRAL OFFERS BET
ter Inducements to Tourists than any
other Hotel on the Lake Shore. It's rooms
are large. well furnished and nicely kept, and
its table supplied with the staples and all
the delicacies Of the season. The patronage
of the public is solicited, with an assurance
that the house once visited, will be the
favorite stopping place sfterward. The
Summit House is also kept In first-class style
81 Stages Hum Regularly from
Summit Station. via Truckee, to Tahoe City,
making close connection with the steamer
" Gov. Stanford" for all points on the Lake.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-28
MERRIOk.s IMPORTED OH.

Merrick's Imported Oil is simple remed,
but powerful to do good. Cures Rheumatism
and Neuralgia and kills all pain instantly
Is perfectly safe aud harmless. Price, Fifty
Cents, and worth its weight in gold. W.
challenge the world to produce Its equsi
Auents1Crane l. brigham, VIII )lesale Drug
gists, San Francisco, California. For Sale b,
Walter, Rosenthxl l. Co., Silver City, New.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
Answer 60 "E."-The Sixta Preet.c.
NtaItou NJ ou..

y .tf,4 Sur-- I n Your Issue 81 sf,r ntrt, -,
there app ard letter from = writer SisofYs
himself H IN which he cllsra~tertr'-i ~.
selection az the 'tOid Stilbh Caureh. a.
Massachusetts avenue. by the police com
m SSlorCrS, Tor station house. ~ a rsIt-
SARGE. For the Information 81 III. - would
state mat not q particle NJ snt Ie-cp NaS nsaf
10 lhonce fhD commissioners ~ lNaSp thr
foiht Tor That purpose. TIE comm .~sL orlprN
were casting about fpr n station house -
lsthe TIE pace OF ffo ore q lres ~ condemned
49, Ntten .ney FOUND they couli secure tho
80 ,SlSh ior mat purpose. upon very
reason stl' terms, ard that 4 90, III ha RIA lfl
ALTERED 70 ertt to- stat house fr,.... -,
suited ibt interests az the pisrric. ~ Am,
IT - Ia.l'l Tor ile Influence UnE9own D.
f.f Wrlttr.' Now .> 10 IA - remark. "a.
Their ANY iuStlc1 or TruYricIy a. tar-tug Sr,.,
hr fNf-oI 3D. 20 fbo very ya~1s oil auIaf
liflyeT~. \ police station mus o.. foeqrat
somewhere iu lie preCiurt ~ ths bosf al
vantage. Hrt there fs iust ~ mrcr fr1fI.a -
frrTritry i- frrr.H & such an Ii.>tituft,. r.,.,
~ IL a. there is in forcing % close bv
>Niu' Booty else. A. o. tina property f.atrs de-
fieClaied or IrlIrei iv value. m =, strange
ne Ipptr'y a. tGH immediate vicinity I'd
ne GA station has uUt been tsHrayl 1seI
F~np"rt y-toli'r~ around where - rT,-.,~
Coiut lame z ~ iss ir.i.-r.re tf..la. sra,rrr.
most t.'gaff rt>id"I.r-~ 9. tGp rIrr na. re-
,i,.A been FUt zap close p. o.. ana 10 @ was
fWH.r iai.s1 % seq 70. Tho author Of fbfs
S-t. p Ipc' o. XIV o. som, t,.lII, 90 STA
'i'H.~ pm northern cites. locates Iu cna midst
- O. go q property occupied bv soma az Jl-
, = i--'I.c as There IAN Do found AIRY where ID
D, '.N ~ M any 'tstI prpg.uCt On frls city
t..e upuuiS>It- Gr~ nave done WHl ira 81.
l'cN. e. tIH Old a. uggr. IRE ptfHtf.H-. 81 III .
- The contrary vlth>raltirE u iuSt
di IrLtd 10 meet tlH cm .rEaueg tor wlirH
tth WaafHi Do, ana UH Ser ala fnn r.rruu-
--;grcas CHiS.Gpri ~ -lt terms ami fF- a,-.Il-
.i'.ltA Tor t.e purpose, they should ba COM
heIi,a Tor beiy i.airiouS selection. e.
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CRIME y TIE /; INDIAN TERRITORY.
A Mans Brains Beaten Out and n
Va oman BrutaIty Outraged and


CINCINNATI, August ia dispatch from
The Indian territory states that John Hatch
eli, Cherokee of COOisIdWie district, VIII e
sitting III his door, holding his horse by the
brldle, was struck on The mead with piece
Of beard by Bill Howard. colOred desperate
Ire frightened horse dashed OF. dragging
HatcEell with him. Howard caught the
horse aud beat Hafchelrs brains out. The
dispatch also says that q woman named
Emellne Jones, who was q prominent wit
GeSs IN murder case soon 10 come To tria. .
was brutally and repeatedly outraged by q
gang OF rufiians and afterwards as>aSsinated.
The supposed ohiec; was 10 get her Out o: the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

\ PLCCKY RoY-Lg and TEc0 gfuHfr, Eqrl
L'ftLA t1NOt IT0c scT--A special % the New
y OK Herald from New Have1: 81. instant
s"yS That &. {. Davies. prominent shirt man
uiactUEer Of this city ard New YORK, has an
elegant residence upon Pros pect Hi. OF Tie
toiihern OUJSGirtS OF the city. The family
~ now away ior the SUMMER. and the hon 4.
j ~ the care OF the gardener Last night a.
eight % clock two bgrLlarS. wi lie torclng z .,
eAueice at the back window o. the par-D-.
were surprised by John Fausna... "A tow.
aged 1lteen years, from New YORK spending
tie sun meT IT, house near bv, who ask. 4
Them what they were doing, alt Bne o. tho
burglars replied, Come befg aua WOW VIII
md Out at The same time firing Saot from
"a revolver at him. FauSEaw drew his own
revolver and started 20 head Them OF. they
running 70 escape. Both then fed a. aim.
putting a bah Ia the ca u OF hi~ r!g!r leg a.
returned the fire three times, but they O.
caped. He wiz be laid up a month o. 20
his discovery and plUckv aCfion probably
saved cOISidcrs bic property. as The .l4ree il
IGrni ~h6d in a costly manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
CRIEE INTHE INDIAN TERRITORY
Financial Breakdown in California,
Panic iH S0Ei Francisco.
Every body Feeling Blue.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2G. 10 n m The
general feeling about town Tonight j. ratbpr
p!ue, ne cashier OF the National Gold Bank
and Trust COMPANY stated u a pepfIon1an
curing an interview this evening thar ms
bahk would open in the morning, but might
nave 70 suspend during the iay. This bank
IdIu ali us gold IN the afternoon aud a good
deai OF silver. II il can MAKE arrangements
Tonight for coin, Il may be able 10 ride over
to- morrow.
n run Is also expected on the San Fran
cisco and Merchants Exchange Ranks To-
morrow.
n meeting Of bank presidents was called
lhiS evening 10 concert measures far relief
The board OF brokers has also calleIaTooat-
lOg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
Favorable Crop Report from Alabama

MEMPHIS, August 1.-The cotton ex-
chithge crop report for August for the Mem
pits district and North \ ALBANIA, saws that
not Wlthstanding the excessive wet and cold
weather that has prevailed since our report
Of June 20, the general prospects Indicated
are OF p most gratifying character. TIE
PROBABILITIES are that a larger and better
cola crop Was never made in TINS
section, and abundant crops OF wheat
oats, mtilct, anu IL most Of This region good
crops of small grasses. have been made. anu
al harvested and protected save cora. TIE
latter has III Al! Instances matured, ard only
awaits Inc convenience Of tie planters 20
aal vest it.
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Another EHuk faypS

SAN FRANCISCO. August %, miinlght.-
The National Gold Bank and Trust Com
pany have sent III the following notice for
publication ia the morning papers
,'In conSaquel CO OF the panic and the inpHS-
Slbillty OF obtaining coin, the National Gold
u trk ard Trust Company will close until
further notice. TIE bank has Sl,5oO.000 over
and above all its liabilities. As soon as coin
can be obtained 10 will resume business as
u ual. In the mean time any creditor 50 de-
slrlhg can have good assets Of the bank 10
the amount of his claim.
"By order OF the board OF trustees
(Sigredl ssIIESEy I. Il AVG pos.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND CHINA.
the British Minister ThWartcd ant;
Ensutfpd

BOMBAY, August 2G.-The Guz,'te Of this
CITY pubn>heS statement tnat the British
minister at Pekin has been thwartef and in
suited in has negotiations with the Chinese
Government, aud he has telegraphed To Lon
don for instructions and FOR rCiuforCeneat Is
TO the British troops in China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

y MYSTERIOUS MORGUE IN NEW JER-
SEY.-The discovery of the dead body OF an
unknown man in the rear of Abbott's piano
factory in oytesville, Bergen county,
mall settlement on the ROAD between Fort
ee and HachenStck, has led TO the an
"guI Cement of the fact that another dead
. sdy was found near the same place one day
he latter part of last week. The bOiy
INST found was also that of an unknown
man, and was fl sIch an advanced state Of
dotomrCs! ION that Identification was inn
po. siJle. After viewing it the corone. in
TERED il at once. \ hole was dug at the
place IL was found and the body rolled into
it.--N Y. JCtT.- Com. 2G,R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

ARMY OF NORTHERN NIRGINIA-Maior
John w. Daniel. OF Ly nchburg, Va. has ac-
cepted an Invitation 10 deliver an address
az the next annual meeting OF the as
ISOLATION of the army of northern Virginia
10 he held in Richmond during the state fair
in November The Grafton will have for its
subject one of the campaigns OF Gen. Lees
army aud IL is underst n Major Daniel will
select the battle of Getty sburg as the special
occasion for his analysis and remarks on the
occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
-
Collision and E,0Ss. of Life

DETROIT, August 1.-THE Canadian
steamer Manitoba came Ia collision with
the propeller Comet above White Fish Point,
Lake Superior, at haIf-pasr eight O'Clock
last evening and sank her almost instantly.
Ten lives were lost and ten persons were.
ayed. including the captain and first in.s r.
~ the Comet. No one was injured on board
The Manitoba, and She IS bound down g-iih
the Survivors OF the Comet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

a DUNG MAN QUIETED WITH GEyaL-
NER.-buIglaTS entered a store an BT.G6l va
Tuesday night and aroused Rudolf p Elcnler.
aged nineteen, clerk. vino sleeps IL the
store. lie jumNed mp aud was about 20 give.
al alarm preparatory 10 graphing w "a The
thieves, when ore Of the burglars ordered
him with an oath 10 keep quiet ana lie down
again, al the same moment placing the mn
lie 81 revolver Ia tie young mans lea
EiC!lcIs who was VI oily gL3~inr3 and ~ bis
clothes, wisely tecminE ClSCieL ion the better
Part OF Na.Or under sUcn c-rcumstalr-S
one yeG The burglar orders promptly. While
the first burg lar kept suars pyftr IiCl'sT his
confederate T9uSacE1t the money drawer.
Both GespeTaGoeS Then left. taxing wiz
them quantity Ofcig4rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
TIE VICTIM OF THE BELAIR SHOOTING

Tie NICTIN OF THE BELAIR SHOOTING
Isl RECoVEkING.-A special 70 the Balti
SCl from Eclair, 18th inst. says MrJa H
Monks. WHO was recently shot by Tn0ma q
Nrche', jr., IN his town. is improving, and
rs physicians think he may survive. There
Is sun some partial paralysis. and the two
pistol bullets have not been extracted. M
Monks has the entire sympathy of the COM
munity in which lac resides. and receives al
me attention that can tie given. One OF his
lungs is perforated, and there NAV be DANCE
rom hemOfTHage, but he has a strong colsti-
tutIon and may survive, but ne can never be
as strong again as he was. Archer is still in
iai!.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
he Report Somewhat EAaggerate d.

LONDON, August -, y. m.-The Central
News Agency states on authority that a
communication has been received from the
British minister At Pekiu complaining Of
Tue manner In which he b : been treated by
The Chinese govern ment since the Burmah
affair, ard desiring to have his hands
strengthened in case OF need. but he has not
been insuited, and the reports as to The serl-
business of the trouble are highly colOred and
tNaggCr2 ted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
The President az lie Senator Coax
EinS's (suPS1.

NEW YORK, August Zl.-Presidout Grant
Will he the guest Of Senator TOnkl,pg at the
meeting OF the Army OF the Cumberla q at
UuCa, Sept. 18th and 10th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

IHE LONG BRANCH AND HAMPDEN PARK
RACES-The second OF yesterdays races at
Long Branch, one and one half miles was
won by Papermaker in 2.49b; tniri a dash
OF I > miles, by Usage in 3:24. The fourth AMI
last race was q Steeple chase over the usual
course. In The first heat Cariboo came ont
anFad, COrOret second, MOOnstone third
Busy Bee fourth. Time, 1:5tb. At the last
iuTlOng CaribOO was the first over by a
length. Audubon, in rising for a lean
swrryed and Knocked his fore feet against
the inner ferce and flung his rider Jimmy
Lee, INTO tie inner field. The rider and hose
were uniujuTed. TIE second and deciding
heat was won by CarihOO bv two lengths be-
fore MOoEstone, COICret third, and Busy
Bee fourth. Time 1:53a..
y the Hampton Park Springfield. Mass. >
races yesterday, in the 2.22 class, Sensation
va, winner. Time, 2:2i, 223. > p, 2.25s, 90
RE time of the second heat was no. 5iyea,
Bella, who came in first, being set back for
running; Sensation winning the first. fourth
ard sixth heats. Jim Irving the third and
nfin. st. James second. The purse was s. 600
ana The second money went to Jim Irving
l. 2.2' race, for purse OF - 900. Clementine
W three of the four heats trOtted and the
money; Bonner the second money. Time,
2.Z43 3D. %, and 2:23%
Tie Great EbOr (English) handicap stakes
was run yesterday at York. August meeting
and was won 10y Lily y gues, Distinction sec
ono, POlonalse third, and the favOrite "a vent
urierS NTH. Thirteen started.
The great Yorkshire stakes for three wears
old, run yesterday, was won by Mintdrop,
Prime Arthur second, and Percy third. Five
started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

A NEW SPANISH MARRIAGE.-Spain is to
nave new royal marriage. King Alfonso
viii, 1T is rumored, marry princess of the
house OF Montspensier Another daughter of
the same house is married to the Comse de
Paris, so that the long sought-for union be-
tween the French and Spanish ROYAL houses
is about 10 be consumated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

IHE LANDTs-CAREUTH CAsE-Trs P-.,-
l,fl ma Fif--is0 ne EfsEsist.riN - ~ fr,.>...F -
Mr. tarrUlh and his family have retUr. pl
10 Nlnelaud. Cauuth has become very cor
puleht and looks remarkably well. HIS
>iEhl ) very much impaired. and be naS to
move MS head 20 cover Tie width Of a news
par er column. He thinks the bal! = Io lyai
DtLlld the right eye, aud y 10 should trouble
INN seriously IN that region he intends TO
have TIE eye taken out. 50 that the ha'I
may De sought through The socket. lie can
wa or llde without much inconvenience.
b.t cNcrtioG IS invariably followed by loss
OF strength. In addition 20 tho thirteen
acres 81 land which ne owns in Nine,and.
ana which Is Tree from ilcumbrancr. he
pWNS property in Wisconsin. He Is deter
mined 10 spend the remainder Of his life ia
lis Nileland home. Il his income be ev-
L5uSfeC De lore ms death, lie saws he will 90
% The poor house OF Cumberland county.
lie has ! OF made complaint against Ian
as as he says lie SuppOSes the people Will
90 What iS right about ~. His recollection
OF the incidents concerning the shooting are
very much confused.-N J.. HerTlt. 21th
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ETnrmou,h IIarL pacas

Lose BPANCi:, august =. -The urst rae.
TO-DAY was a handicap purse Of $50. for = Il
ages. miles. The starters We're Sniudrfrf,
Monmouth. i. L. Carver, IIa Wells, Cen
tUTy. &UilIc Darling. and Hattie Howard.
SuIndrift took the lead al the start and .yaI
easily by two lengths. Time: 2l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

TERRIBLE BALLOONING ACCIDENT IN
tNGLANn.-A ballOOnIng accident some
what similar to that which befglI DOnll iSOu
and his companion, though vi tn a,inorc for
tCnHte ending, occurred near DUucaSter. Sax.
ldUd, recently. Tue ;eroaaut having ascend
81 Just before terrific storm orOke over ia.
Cl$lTlct, was carried into the storm cloud
ana was unable 70 rise above IL. He then al
tempted 10 descend, but the balloon was
struck by lightning aaG torn to pieces and
Vie %TOn@Ut, falling from a cOpSitnrahie
height, was seriously, but not fatally in
juIeI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

HEAVY FAILURE IN BALTINoRE-Stjr-
ing, Ahrens n Co, the well known firm of
sugar TeilnerS. coffee importers and West In
dla and South American traders OF Ralti-
more, were compelled 10 suspend payment
YesteTday. Their liabilities are placed at
Szr5tO,guO. and their assets cannot be definite
ly estimated, although 10 is claimed that
with the indulgence of creditors and careful
handling they will be sufficient to satisfy ali
cams. over million OF dollars of the liza
bilities are held in Baltimore, and most NJ
The remainder in Cuba. The house has been
Swamped by carrying large quantities of mo-
iaSseS and Syrups upon an Improbable mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

IDA LEWIS SAVES ANOTHER HUyAy
LIFE-A sail boat, in which We're two men
capsized in Newport lower harbor We sterIay,
One man was rescued by Ida Lewis who put
out from the Lime Rock lighthouse and the
other was saved by two Boston men, who
put Oui from the shore. - 'V
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RObbtng the Gseersers.

CINCINNATI, August 2T.-PaSseug gers on
the train from Chicago via the kankakee
route, Wednesday night, report the robbery
OF The occupants OF the sleeping car 10 the
amount of 81 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

CAIRO, ILL. August THE tow boat
Smoky city, win a tow OF twelve barl.es
and canal boats Of coal struck the bar az
the head Of Island No. 10 yesterday. sinking
The whole tow with the exception OF one
boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

ILLICIT DISTILLERs ARRESrED.-MaiOr
Jacob Wagner and Deputy United States
Marshal w. q. Austin have arrived at Alb
insdon, Va, with six prisoners from the
neighbOrhOod of Cumberland Gap, Lee
county, Va, who have been arrested on the
charge of Illicit distilling. Eleven persons
have been brought from the same neiglibOr
hood during the month, and Ii is believed the
business is broken up in that region
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

y BRUTAL CONSTABLE KILLS A Wo>f.N
Constable keegar, of Chicago, attemptCi tn
levy on some goods owned by woman
named Mates, TO satisfy judgment of sol.
and during the alteration which ensued the
woman received injuries at the hands of the
constable of which she has since died
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The Reoort Corro,,oraten

the ManChcSfer Guardian and BirrlinC-
ham Post publish in their special dispatches
from London information which corroborateS
The report OF the bombay Gazette and pur
nOits TO be derived from the foreign Office
here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27
80 Joseph jefferson will appear in I,oai1-
gn NOXem Ter 2. In BIN Van MiniLIa

on November ?, in Rip Van Wrinkle
So Col. D. n. Il. Anthony has SO far r.
covered from the effects OF beng shot a. 70 h.,
able 10 walk about the streets OF Leayen-
worth, Kansas.
II MI. ATistaTchi, the Turkish minister
mas ASKED Tor additional space round The cof-
fee house which AZ is PROPOSED 70 Construct
on the centennial grounds.
81 The United States lake surveying party
have been taking measurements al NIAGARA
alls, and the height OF the American falls
IL uDofhcially stated as 80 feet. Previous
measurements made the figure Ga Under
the Suspension bridge The lead showed 49,
feet.
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SINeTLAE METHOD pF IBvNIFTrNr
SUilI DE- Ms. FaUliua knllbaum r.-lii..
~ Newark, y J., dici yesterday mpraIu
nom iBH elects o. phosphorus. For .svar.
oar. l.-.~, ~i., !ar shown symptoms Df Iu.f.
itA raI,'l- repeated doses az p.8stGr.1s eu-
'al.ei from "a quantity 81 matches -la 4s..
10 4gr possession. ID Tuesday Hl Sa- size
N"-a leHe. aH extra large quantity. IS 1- .tI-
"a. mll was shortly .u tl-ar' lt..r. UIf
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

DEATH OF COL. CHAPLIN L. :. A.-CoI
Guerdon Chaplin, u. 5. army, diet st Cul-
peper Court House, Va, on Sunday last. He
had been living at Culpe per for several years
being on the retired list OF army officers his
health having given ggay whilst serving with
his Command in Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-27

OMAHA, August IA heavy rain, accom-
panied by continuous lightning. extending
the width of the state, set in here about seven
O'Clock last evening, and at midnight mad
not ceased.