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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-08
DRESSMAKING.

" RS. NJ. J. MCINTYRE begs to inform
XVA the ladies of Storey County that she
has located her Dressmaking Establishment
In the building opposite L. T. Fox's Butcher
shop. MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL, where
she will be happy to see both old and new
patrons. perfect At and the most stylish
garments warranted in every instance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-08
C0NSTABLE'S SALE.

hY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
II sued out of the Justice Court OF J. ?.
Gould, Esq. In Silver City Township. Lyon.
Connt', Nevada and 10 me directed and
delivered. for n judgment rendered in said
Court TN the 10th day of June, A u. 1915. ia
favor of Edward Hooking. Plaintiff, aud
against the Erie Consolidated Mining Com
pany. Defendants. for the sum Of s262,o0,
together with s20.25 c, sts at the date of snid
judgment. and costs that may accrue,
did, on the 10th day of June, A. ID. 1875.
seize and levy on the following described
property. to wit: All the right, title and In
terest Of the defendants in and 10 the said
Erie Consolidated MiHe. and all improve
ments thereon. known and situated In Devils
Gate District. Lyon County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that on
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-08
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of July, 1875,

TUESDAY,, The 9th day OF July, 1910,
Between the hours Of o o'clock A. NJ. md 3
o'clock p. M, namely. at ~ o'clock NJ. Of said
day, will sell all the right, title and interest
Of said Erie Consolidated Mine. on the prem
Uses of the said Erie Consolidated Mine. near
Silver City. Lyon county, Nevada, at public
auctiop. for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder to satisfy said execution and all
costs.
J. w. MILLER. Constable
OF Silver City Township.
Lyon County, Nevads.
Silver City, June IA. A. d. 1875. w3
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-08
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,

1t matters not what your troubles may nc,
come and let the Doctor examine your ca
Ii will cost you nothing for consultation. I
please call and satisfy yourselves whether tn
doctor understands your case. Ii he can cur
you he will tell you SO II not. he will tell yo'.
that. for he will not undertake case unless
4. IS ~. a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-08

Is now thoroughly and completely furnished,
and ready for guests by the day. week or
month. The table will be supplied at all
times with the very best the market affords,
and the Rooms are large, well ventilated,
and desirable. They maintain it as thor
oughly frst-class Hotel. in all of its appoint
ments, and confidently solicit the patronage
OF the public. In connection with the Silver
House, they have large and well-stocked
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-08

YNHE Undersigned announces that he will
u make regular trips to and from Gc'
Hill, and respectfully asks a share Of the
public patronage. JOHN BARTON
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-08
mEssRs. JOHN & ALFRED BENEFITS

VNAKE pleasure in announcing to the
Il travelling and resident public that their
new and commodious hotel, the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
The Bellefontaine Tragedy.

There L. n very painful suspicion.
growing every day more and more into
certainty, that the people Of Bellefon-
taine, o., hanged the wrong person the
other day for the murder Of Miss Laugh
lin. The facts. a. they come out, coin
eide With the diving declaration Of Schell
that his wife was the murderer-thatshe
was Jealous OF the girl, and, after entic-
ing her into a lonely place. murdered
her They further 20 to show that.
while Schell was undoubtedly brute.
his wife was a fiend, whose confession
caused the hanging of her husband. With
regard 70 these facts, the Cincinnati
Commercial says
1.-THE most startling bit Of evidence
against Malinda schell came out in the
morning 1t had been overlooked in
the excitement Of the lynch. In the
Land II the dead girl, tightly clenched,
has been found some threads Of hair.
In her death-strugglc with the enemy.
she had torn these from the roots, ana
held them like wise. The hair was
fne. dark. and s,raight. They were sup
posed at first TO be- from Schell's head,
but, on examination under the micro
scope, they appeared darkcrand coarser,
for his own hair was uncommOnly fine,
and what settled the matter a. 10 schell,
the hair ranged from 10 90 II inches in
length. and no hair in his head measured
half that Were they Alice'sp No; her
hair was a dark auburn, and finer in
texture. Whose, then2 They belonged
10 Maknda. Ia length, color. and tex
ture, lHey were an exact counterpart Of
this &man : locks. In order to shield
herself. while her husbrnd was in Jail.
aud public opinion was ready to silence
him forever, she had evidently manu-
featured the greater part. If not all, of
that horribly strange story"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
FOREIGN.

After Lees surrender, n large number Of
soldiers of the Confederacy went Ia Brazil,
where they intended permanently 10 reside.
Not finding that country TO be all their fancy
painted il, number have At various times
found their WAY back TO their native country,
and il j. now announced in q Washington
dispatch that the United states steamer Swa-
tara will soon sail for Para, in Brazil. to
bring 10 this country the remainder Of the
self-eXiled southemer-. and will land them
al Port ROYAL, :. q.
The report 81 the National Bureau 81 Sta
tisiic, shows that during the fiscal year end
Ing june ~. $50. there arrived I'm the
nited states 80 .4gs immigrants. which j.
1918 below the number that arrived in
1874. and lee. than one-half the number that
arrived IN iS,3. This large falling of j. A.
trihuied % the continued depression 81 trade
and The pro>traiion Of industries.
The question II ,eciarianism in tho public
school, 81 Chicago. which has caused good
deal Of bitter feeling in that city. ha- been
deci,ivcly acted upon Us Tie local Board u
Education. Who with bat one dissenting vote
have decided 20 suspend the reading ~ the
Bale hereafter IN the public schools.
Considerable doubt l. now felt a. t. whcth-
er she'll the alleged murderer ~ Mis-
I-aughlin. who was lynched al Bellefoniaino
Ohio. was not really innocent, and his wife
the operator Of the crime. as alleged in
his diving statement. A microscopic exams
nation 81 some hair found elutchcd in Mis-.
Laughlin : hand shows that II was neither
her, nor shells but does correspond with
Mr.. shells.
4 London dispatch Of the 10Th SAYS that
recent rains had swollen the rivers and
streams. and cau-cd disastrous foundations
la Leice -tershre aud Waryick.hire. The
destruction Of property was very heavy. and
some lives were lost. The railroads were
badly damaged. and traffic wa, generally
suspended.
The English steamer Biscay stranded or
Juiland. while on the voyage from Cronsiadt
10 Bremen Haven. Eleven persons we're
drowned.
The Prince al Wales departed from Lon
don on the 18th on hi visit 10 India. lie
was accompanied a. far a. Calais by the
Princess Alexandria.
The Kaiserhof Hotel in Berlin. the finest
hotel in Germany, was burned on the 18th.
IOss Il go 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22

and now living within the limits ~ the Ma
ton, giving them equal rights with the
Choctaw citizcns except the soil. lc op-
pose. the admission "a the Nation of amy
more railroads. or white men a. merchants
OF miners, and recommends the collection ~
ROYALTY Uyon all coal sold 90 railroads or
other compaa.ss, tbs proceeds 10 be- devoted
Ia educational purposes.
A mob ~ masked men forcihly took a
prisoner named Mm. rcmhcrton from the
sheriff Of Mason County. H.. near Forest
CITY. ON the night Of the Sih and hanged
him 10 "A trre. Ills body was found sus-
pended and riddled With bullets on the fol-
Wing morning. Pemhcrion was horse
thief. and said "a have been desperate char
actcr. sheriff Reed resisted the mob a FAR
A. he wa able, and seriously wounded one
OF the party.
Another II the Huntington. West Virgil
nia. bank robbers has hecncapiured in Fen
trts, County. Tenn. with $500 in his pos
session. lie has been identified hy the bank
officers a. The man who Jumped upon the
counter and took the money. several bills u
which have been recognized
The Relief Committee Of lndianola. Texas.
have published a card. thanking those Who
have aided them la their mi>fortunes. and
stating that no further relief is necessary.
The hoi>ling works Of the Utah Mine. Nir-
ginia City. New. were destroyed by IRE or
the night Of the 10th; los. s1JO, 900. The
works were recently completed with ma
chlnery to sink To a depth Of 2,0o0 feet. The
engineer stood at his post and hoisted the
miners out. until nearly burned.
The North Carolina Constitutional Con-
ycntion adjoured sine die on the 18th. after
a session OF thirty working days.
Walter L. Janney, geologist. has tec-
graphed To the Commissioner OF Indian Az
fairs that he has discovered gold in small
quantities in the Bear Lodge Mountains. in
the northwestern portion Of the Black Hills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
The Loss OF the Vanguard.

The loss Of the Vanguard, British
iron-clad, has occasioned 80 much dis
cussion that some particulars of the dis
aster will be IF interest 20 our readers.
squadron of six irOn-clads was steam
ing slowly down the Irish coast when
the accident occurred. dense fog pre-
vailing al the time. An order was Civ
en- to reduce the speed ofthe Vanguard,
but before signals IF reduced speed
were made merchant ship was sight
ell ahead, and to avoid running into her
the Vanguard changed her direction.
This movement. however, brought her
at right angles with the Iron Duke.
which had been concealed by the fog,
but which proved 10 be SO near that a
collision vas inevitable. The ram Of
the Iron Duke tore "A hole in the side II
the Vanguard. and in an instant the
water was rushing into the steamer.
The Vanguard was built in water-tight
compartments, but whether these were
pierced or were not entirely closed is
uncertain, but in less than an hour the
vessel sank There were about three
hundred men on board, but 40 perfect
was the discipline that not one was lost.
The men stood in line and obeyed every
order promptly in the face Of greater
than battle danger Every one was
safely transferred to the Iron Duke, the
captain being the last 10 leave the ship.
The cost Of the Vanguard is said to have
been about half million sterling, and
attempts will be made TO raise her. If
this j. done, il will be one Of the great
est achievements ever made in hydraul-
ic engineering. The particulars Of the
collision and the causes Of it are being
Investigated by series Of courts-mar-
tial
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
CURRENT NEWS.
MASIIINs.TON.

A decision II the case Of Mr.. Virginia l..
Minor. u Missouri. against Mr.. Reese Hap
persett. has finally been reached in the SUI
preme Court OF the United states. The orig
inal action was based upon the refusal of Mr..
Happcrseti, A. the judge OF an election. 10
receive Mrs. Minors vote. and inn Owed the
constituiionality OF the state LAW by which
the defendant assumed her ballot 10 be rN-
cluded The decision II Chicf-Justice Waite
l.. in brief. that the Constitution ~ the
United States couiers the right OF suffrage
upon no citizen, male or female, and thar no
immunities or privileges are conferred 10y
the recent amendments that did not prcNi-
ously exist. The right Of voting j. left
wholly 20 the operation and jurisdiction Of
State legislation, and must there remain I'M
III the franchise j. constHutionally granted
by some future amendment.
Halleck. Ottman and Brown have been in
dcied by the Grand Jury Of the District Of
Columbia for the 81 200 Treasury robbery.
The Indian Agents az the various Sioux
agencies have been instructed by orders from
the Interior Department not to issue annui-
ties 20 the Indians belonging To their re-
spective agencies unless they have been
counted. The order adds: Hold them 10
this requirement. even IL they do not get any
annuties until spring. This order is inn
peratiVe. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22

'''- fuf'utu tfr NfttfOt-buNala .
poets 10 make such laws hy AZ. 90
whelming majority as finally N 90
the whites who own the land to.e.i'
other homes.
IL such Is the ease, would IN ma
far wiser TO let tie negroes " tho >..,,t
who are so sorcly discontenied NJ, !
their condition. have a country ~ IN,
own, such, in fact. aS President Lin...r I.
had projected for them. Had tbey
colonized soon after the war. the ( I'D.
ern States to-day would have h...nnr'
porous, with their fertile land, ..tl. I
by thousands II harl-work inp ..,,
grants from Europe. who preferred I'M I
cold Northwestern Territories 10 r,i.
among negroes. Are we Of fhr >..,7I
10 realize the workings If such ro,er,
mcnts a those of Mexico and Sr,i
America
When Mr. Webster drew the. d,.,,,.
ton between our North American NJ,
ernments - they then existed. orir'Da.
ing in and administered through. ~ j
lightened suffrage Of the white r.a..
and 1.-The stormy governments oi san
America, originating with the mon--. 4
and pauper race IF that country. lttf.
did he dream that before thirty v...-.
rolled away lac -could draw from e,;.-
ing facts just such government In n,..-..
than one OF the old original thirt,. /,
States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
Enoch Arden Turned Out Of Doors.

Five years ago Benjamin ;. Grosyenor
lived in Dowagiac. In June. 1871, he
left home for the purpose Of going to
~. Joe Ia butcher. lie did not return,
and his wife could only learn that To-
got OF the ears NJ Niles. hut did not
reach 1t. Joe. She heard nothing of
him until the following September,
when IN hucklcberry marsh near Bu-
chanan body was found SO nearly de-
composed that the features We're unre-
cognixahlc Some Of those who saw il
were positive that il was Grosvcnor. and
sent 10 owagiac for his wife 10 come
and view the body. She went down and
was met NJ the depot los a dentist 81
Iowa lac who had been % see il. and
told her that he was positive il was
GrosNenor, ~ he recognized the teeth
from some work he had performed on
them. She went down to see the re-
mains, and though she could not posi-
lively identify them A. her husband, an
the indications looked that way. and "A
clay or two after she wcpt over the grave
Of her husband. ~ she supposed Not
long after = son. who was living very
sick when the father went away. died
also, leaving her with one child. little
girl. She left Dowagiac and came to
n Is city, and l. now cook in the Grand
River House.
From that time she has lived a widow.
and believed herself such, though she
says that there was always "a PRESENT.
ment on her mind that they had all been
deceived and that her husband was still
alive. But her friends We're confident
that he was no longer living, and rs the
years passed by without tidings Of him,
she had To give up hope, and only at
times would doubts arise in her mind.
Any doubt she might have felt was not
shared by others, and it was supposed
that he had been murdered. and she has
received number of letters from de-
tectives-one from Europe offering to
ferret the mystery and bring the muir
derer 10 justice. She had some reason
TO hold 10 her doubts. for her husband.
when absent before. had threatened 20
stay away until he had acquired COM
potency; but she did think that If
he carried this threat into execution he
would have written To her
Tuesday night at midnight man got
Of the ears and presented himself be-
fore her 1t was the lost husband He
had gone to Missouri and had been liv-
ing there. H. had not Vet become rich.
but got sick II the country and returned
East Ills wife was 80 indignant al MS
leaving sick family a. he did. and
leaving her to work for herself. without
letting her hear from him-though he
says he did write, but the letters mis-
carried-that she gave him a reception
more cool than that which j. popularity
supposed 70 Dc the thing in such cases.
and rather intimatcd ti1t as she had got
along very well without him for five
years she could keep on doing 80. This
somewhat dismayed him, and he went
to see a brother near Saginaw and j.
there still.
There i no chance for any remark,
about Enoch Arden, for the whole af-
fair j. decidedly matter-of-fact. and
there is no second husband Jackson
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
EAST.

The Massachusetts, Prohibitionists have
nominated John j. Baker. Of Beverly. for
Governor, and the labor Reformers have
nominated Wendell Phillips.
A coal-breaker a; Locust Gap, Penn, was
burned on the night Of the 9TH. Loss, Si00,-
COO. Incendiarism.
George W. Pemberton was hanged al Bos-
ton, on the sth, for the mu rider Of Mr.. Mar
garet l.. Brigham. in March last.
Hon. samuel G. Dimmick, Attorney Gen
eral Of Pennsylvania. died on the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
Mans Best Period.

From forty 10 sixty, man who has
properly regulated himself may be con
sidered AS in the prime Of life. His nat
ural strength Of constitution renders
him almost imperyious to the attack Of
disease. and experience has given his
judgment the soundness Of almost in
fallibility. His mind is rcsolute. firm
and equal; al his functions are in the
higest order: he assumes the mastery
over business builds up a competence
on the foundation he has laid in early
manhood, and passes through period
Of life attended BY many qualifications.
-,leuiA Messenler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22

1t was a good and prayful oldlady Of
this city who said that she had stopped
PRAYING for her husband because
have prayed so long without effect hat
think the Lord has just as poor opin-
ion Of that man as | have"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-22
A Call for Another Investigating Com.
mittee.
IFrom he \. Y. sun. OF. J


Prom the y. r. sun. oct. 81
The testimony Yesterday in the ra..
If Is. II. Cheever against Henry C-w.
4 60. developed some points iha, th..
House Of Representatives will probaI Ir
find Il necessary TO Investigate Thi,
testimony relates 10 the reasons and ir-
fiuences which procured the appoint
ment in 1869 Of Henry Clews a Co. -
financial agent or banker Of the United
states Government In Europe Thi. lp-
pointment. a. the public will remcmher.
caused establishment N the time ana #.
now appears By this evidence that pre-
Lminary 10 twas an agreement bywhie.
Henry Clews & Co. agreed To pay q
Louis Dent, the brothcr-in-laW u th.,
President. One-eiEhth Of the profits al
be- derived from the appointment au.
this one-eighih they guaranteed % ~, 4
should not be- less than the sum u
wuu wear. ihus, il the tc~tim0a
true. We have the brother-in-law II
President. and the constant intimate
the White House. engaged la the h-
ness Of selling ~ high price one 10
most lucrative appointments in The -i
~ theGovcrnment. and an appoinim
too. which not only seemed u ali iu'
ligeni people an improper cone o.
made. but which finally resulted .f
heavy pecuniary loss a. the lfr,u
The question l. whct her Graz, sha
In this S9,utp a year. and np.Ne-.
should not be- forgotten that thi>wa-
the only instance in which Dent
money for an appointment ~ iW
hy hi, broiher-in- law. the Prcsider
Il visitor - Boston. while pass
through Charie-town a. Chel~ea..aW
the distance what she supposed ~
the Bunker Hin Monument. o,en
with patriotic feeling she gave it--
up % the emotion 81 the moment,
pun II smoke aruSe from the inp
the massive pile. She hai been w
Ing over the chimney in the Navy y 2.
Mr.. james Lick has fiNcl ~
Mount Hamilton. Sant- Clara Cou
Cal. for the building ~ the gea,
scryaiory for which be has gwen
sum ~ $50. ttp Inc huiidA-
contain he largest telescope %
world
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10

bajo con complementaFias porque sin
la concurrencia de- uno no se coneibe
la existencia del otro y vice versa
asf taml,ien es impossible 81 creditoI
sin la garantfa de la riqueza en- que
aquel ha de fundar su ex;stencia.
Ahora bien. SHa perdido acasO
Puerto Rico su, riquezas iSe han
agotado sus germenes de produc
ciona iHa venido a ser pobre porque
aver llamo siervo al que hoy apellida
iornaleroY No ciertamente en- su
sociedad Sc ha operado una transfor-
macion necesaria que no afectara de
ningun modo & su existencia 81 Sc
saben emplear Oportunamente los me-
dios para no conlprometer 81 porvenir,
y para que ell credito collective funda
do en- la riqueza de su ferac1slmo sue
10 pueda servir para la exploitation de
esa misma riqueza que hoy atraviesa
una penosa crisis a causa de que lie
falta la poderosa palanca del credito
que hasta ahora habia acudido en- su
auxilio.
La fundaciOn de un Banco satisface
2or complete esta imperiosa necesi-
da1 que la provincial experimental y el
momento es propicio para llevar a
cabo esta mejora, porque sin sacrih-
clos de ninguna especie, sin tocar en-
ua apiece a la fortuna 8 sea & la base
fundamental de la riqueza, y contain
do solo con el producto de la indem-
nizacion de la escIavitud, 6 sea sacan
do ell remedio del misno orfgen de
donde Ell NAL procede, puede tundarse
un establecimientO de cr6ditO que,
asentado en- bases s6lidas, pueda ga
rantizar Ia prosperidad futura de
Puerto Rico.
La demonstration de esta verdad ,
Ia indication de los medios posibles
de realization del pensamiento en-
terminos que satistaga todas las aspi-
laciones y necesidades, tendran que
tormar la materia de otro articulo.
Manuel AIcSA del olHs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
P R E M OS

OoteDsdos poS EpaSq en- Ia eroos;c;o,,
de eienciGs geogrdGcas de Paris
rara dsr conocef con toda exactitud
las recompensas obtenidas por Espaiia en-
Ia indicada Exposition, dado que las no
ticias publicadas por algunos peri6dicos
son incompletas 6 inexactas, nos parece
oportunO reproducir los siguientes dstos
somados dc 10 relacion oGcial que & este
asunto 20 rehere: LA lis:a 90 como sigue |:
Preasios saperiores flettrss de distinctio,sl j
I'sstit4to geogrd6co y estadkstico.
sus Publicacionea geodSsicas de- gran ora
cision por las Primeras hojas del naps
tipogrAdoo do Espaha On sscala DE- =
PoF y grss glags % Madrid 10 i s',ISs =