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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
THE OHIO CANVASS.
THE REPUBLICAN CHANCES.
wIEl,t. TIE PARTY HOPE FOR LARGE GAifs-"hhih
THEY ArPREnEED LusaLS.


TIrEY APPBEuEED LOSSES.
trfcM 4 ssEc.AL CoHRYsPcNpENr o. III rHnUNt.i
CoLuMHus. O., sept. J3.-Ono OF tho pec"il'T
things about this campaign l. trat DON pA'' ave 90
couGont OF auccess aud each pariy oitn cian' t' ="
the same locality the Other. Unloipteh! INC i''o
for this Is that both parties hope 10 OBTAIN Tic mo-"
vofo as II is called but accurately tie Yo'e VIM
las becn abgcnt nom the polls for several elections pas
This Is Of course absoTey necessary to The success u
tlo democracy = lminaly the state h1' RopuoAeah
majority OF 40 600 aud al that he he lb 'a' '''
TO bring on. ft VOTE they do not ask Ior
md they even allow somo desertona ltls hehS uio"
bo hone II bringing ont Gis vote thai IN" sat" Com
ift roo their cynocfati0ns OF SUCCESS Trey Fay to
rr,nizat OF the party never better ana inc lntci
ost ~ hich has tecn excited OUTSIDE tne St"'e e'
to briu every voter 70 he polls Oh course lhi' ~ no'
heir ONLY calculation. thcT me not l'adc" WIN 'O
tolng.raure question It's year In 1910 Tao lrouluF
topiste p,cd 10000 vo.os. and SO elected Allen ana
r,..,o,ric Lceislanre; last wear they poiied eu"o
,.,tes. and TINS contributed lalf Of tine Democratic
r.aiorit- This year. although they baVo u'"'i
IN the fc'd, they are not md"ihB S"c"
canvass 90 they have done hi'heI''
.f VAR ac in file Tcu'licon nlatfolln contained WHAT
,go nov-n as the crusade PLANK. ana the Germans re-
,el in loro, numbers aeaus II. THIS year the'c OH
sores nave boon wiped ont, aud these rocatfoht tel
mans have in the M u returned D'lLe Wu",A''' -
ticr ~ jddicc abs Con Cary, Whofc l.'te'tail'u'
tiath. newer was ProAb, .ou5t fall hololc their own
icsolc..ioua Au)tc' source o. Republican sucnstu ~
f.o rctrsnoi tn, + cra7 How strong they vero "a
1872 lido NOT know hut tho next GEAR When huen'"as
elected tn p,orl.'s tieset which 5s.d 10 have been
~ MY courora ~ the ICfprmcrs who ook part "a me
Liberal movement Of the yelg before pooled over 1Doo'
votes frd II thcs' tie Republicans admit 70 hI'e '"s'
9.JO9 although le pcmccr4t5 e mat eAch l-fF ."'l
.lat fic same nunler. Jns element IS restored
ANA must aol s stree III ID tLo others With ;hc posi-
tive ocmeulsoi gantsa Rrincaas couut f'r a,cesion'
r5,.9 i., ffsiIl1il De con filic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
TIE CITY OF HOUsTON's FINANCIAL Diff
CULTIES.

A meeting of the holders of bonds Of the
CITY OF Houston Texas was held yesterday At the Office
H. C. Crew the agent cf the city, At No - Broadway,
Tor purpose Of discussing the question OF the default
on the bonds ard the proposed remedy for
H. Mr Crew made long stateIoent respect
ing the devlorable condition Of the hnaaces Of the
city aud conclusion proposed on behalf The cy that
re 81 ZCC 900 outstanding ten per cent bonds should DO
exchanged Tor SIX per cent bonds the AI-t pSy neni On
which should he made July !, 1876 Tie bondl oide
,.r-.ef nu. hered ABOUT dozen, and presented Oe-
fweeA 100000 and 100000 IA bonds They
Vero not inclined to look iavorloy, LPoI
ne st fnc ana approaching coupons shodld be mnied
aud expected al the end Of Two or tE.ec .ars INC
~ N{cl, had been growing rapidly IN wealth ma
iotIon would BE- enabled TO pay The intercst on me
10 per cent bonds Mr. Cnew did not tninE ma ne cry
Would ot acaucsco in his proposition aud the meeting
adjourned without result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
THE XXXuiD DISTRICT ELECTION.


SIR: The Republicans of the NANlild Con-
rrassoua, Dsri,' 0f NewY or. viii hcl C0Ast, Quad
,sn'iou n jamestown Sept. n, for he 'iQoe 81
nonnatin "a c.nd.ist, for Congress t0r that is,ie "a
u.ce of Gr a f. Aleu- deceased. The prime, .q,i es..-
dates thus f4r brought O5t The Hon. walter l.. Se
s.on ~ Panama and The Hon. f. b. Brewer 81 Wcsth d.
NJ Sessions las already served two terms in Congress
lie wax for IT, thru time nominated for Congress By
the Republicans last Fan aad was most ignomnOusiy
de,eitcd by Mr.. Allen, his Democratic OpponCn NJ,
by 2cs3 voice. Upon the death OF Mr Alien. Last Spring
'Ir Session. much TO the disgust Of his Republican,
crds proposed 10 strive FOR u" nomination Tor fourth
time His record is poor and the Republican parry VII
not II can help itself have anything to do with HIM
SIN hard work and expects to receive the n"in
nation The Hon r. i. Brewer Is stauIeh ana wealthy
E,lblic an al has ,cIved two terms Ia the NCTNOrk
LEGISLATURE as Member OF Assembly. He "a man OF
sterling worth and IL elected viii work for The interests
OF his party. lie owns large manufactures, ana very
popular With all ca % people and WILL II nominated
doubtless carry the XXXIiId District by large ma
ioriiy "
Erie Penn, sept Il, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21


F' lI'i.+.ir '''.-'' ---- +i'.''''
ii. ii.., PIC I... ~ .i. H.t - -1 .-''' 3D. ,-'
-titrf 4h'l-. ND J.. i-'4' A. IT. i-' - 4l--'
D,rnA5--1NLi SMALL t.Hii) ~ ~ TIE Nt
SE2 UNsBLE 40 NuEr-lNfLCAN,H u IHh
NIiTIrH oE rlIE AI.MEHr
An onuor;n,- e,,idrDiral disease. resembling
,, .i, ~ AN irs s,l.,p,.,,. A. srraa.rg rar,d.y
- .t ,,,. s ,,,i, .,.. THO. ,r .i,s .,, O.,
-. ... ,,....i flo d,e.rs,- s,r...t ~. ,-,r
,,,. i, .t,a g. ,., .c,, ,,,, slim. ia l.i,.r.,o
.l ...,sl N..y.,, in IFS march eastward. tt.lat
., ~, t.,,, of n ial nrc,, st,cover.d IL WIS e.-
...-.t on .u ,tles .ll.t or.,, vege mora free
rom d...ses OF an Kinds than they tat
.a,t sine, the remarkable a+tac. Of erz,ot,. al.9s.
,,.., ..-, r,, yu,,a fbe l.-,.. OF lie T.. nm lr4
,,.b ,,a,, ,,,.l,,., war, suffering from .rq.r,-
. f rho ,o,-,i and ,'o,,risv bro,yrt on by s Len
, -,.-,....,ho bo,., ,.,,. r.... d.
yea IL. changes ie4e""7 "h" "Nc t-4' .'D''' ''''
&c .'' si.-,,.,..., d., ,, mn
'''J 'l- T." ~ ''
'h. '-!i''' OILY III lis i'''"-''' LIZ 90
~. =, 49,, 70 .,,o,. t,+ ICON, in lao ,,,ne NJ their
''~,I anu SUI -, -.-0.
itatyand manta % good appetite Thus Ear t)At 700
hore from this cause have been uuit for work .or
t. Inst IL 600 horses have been attacked
'.i-' " ''-0 -, -, 80 ,
lost OF 'hriI, hp"eFtc, hNe u'ch ""iAe" ~ ''i '.d
DJ a-gravdtion OF the disease Is expected unes6 tHo
,...,e,. ,ri ralenly become wet and cold
" III, 80 So ,,.i,....l ,,l, ,. -,
lih"'NL reporter 'ii'" "' '''s ''' "''r anu ''' /
tables yesterday and learned thai the iIForhoe change
boz en- a,thar -ince tho rain, las, vecl, a.. sunday had
'' 80" 80, =. ~ ,,,.....i.-,. -. ~. IA
greatly A'i%a'td the "l'el''' A-lu"' nie-'' o'l IL"
vas exceedingly damn and cold. and On thsS 'ay
INFO .,r h,rs.si. ID, northern ana ,a.,crT. t,rf Of
'o'o' ''E " 80" - 49,,
The city wera AIKEN Win the az 'ase' ." Ihr-dS sept
G sad th2 surgeon nj tho Thiri-ayc stable the dis
~ ia ,af nuarrer OF he city became widely pYevl ant
The horses yer" taken sun 'IS VIII Nloil" couN'nHS
and 81 ht Iuun.ng at the The doctors pronounced
~ euizootic a. once TIC horses however showed 10
70 ''l@""''' "" 49,
running al tie eyes, "H''h po"h'" rs pi'Kn.
- usual. by Saturday tw0thirds OF all
-, -. ~ tho s4,hl.s were c,nobi,, more
me hV49Fs III '"' '-""''' WIZ '''~'''" i'o''
Or Jess. The Third Avenue Company has az present
-ol horses n the Sevoneth-st stables Not an animal
30. -, >'..,t... 49,. ,,.. -, d..
lai beeI uin' tor VII He'NH's watts "oN, 0A0'' 10
hiaus 1t those most afflicted ana protect them from
drafts The sur-eon said that ordinary colds usually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
CAPT. VAN DUsENs TRIAL.


POLICEMEN WHO SAW so CAUSE FuE SUSPICION OF
NOTORIOUS GANBrING-H0UsE.
The trial of Capt. Van Dusen Of tie Fiji
eenth Prvcirct ior reporting that gambling was car
RED on in Michael Murray's house NJ No l35 Fghtst'
andncorrectly stating that there wore no
in MS precinct was resumed yesterday before fresider4
Natseu and Commissioners WORLDS. sergeant AAen sn1
several pauomen, who had paroed TIE pos1 Oh VINO"
tho house stood were called witnesses % Capt Van
Dusen and sddcd that they had never seen anything
that could lead them to suspect that gambling Wa oono
IN the house the only persons who were seen aooa'
the house or on the stoop were Murray and MS aruy'
and no strangers observed going h or su OF tso
Lou-e. occasion only had Otccr llalu nan, WAC
had been on he Snt post regularly snce a.y 10 So
two persons INTO the house tighter cru .n one -
the post when the raid IAie and sthoush lie pa 20
IN. house twice previous 90 the rhil ne Nl uo'iecu
nothin H. excite susp ion and Sht IA We second
story The case MAS and referred 10 tho bo@ ior
decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

A chicken died in Auburn, H., and mach
came q: it, M Ncy said IL belonged u hr Lochncfe'
and ~. LoolI,dge said 1t belonged 10 Ney' Iheit
r..Ey au, ai..rod The dead FOWL was tossed Dath ..l
.b i.7 S.y discharged the iuurferout Ie oliver a.
toir.5ge who vent nd Ney with cub anf KILLED him.
.ud n was al about q poor ntto dead chicken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
ny WY Of Fort Laramie through the Powder River COM
try to tho mining setlomenis III soutnaSern Mch'aha'
prcOuRfi,9 or TJIR REGION,

ready known. Little kss been written however bon'
,s nca $50. ID sceuory ana natural advantas ., Us m o
r4a,e anl ,auabo rcsoUrcss
WISDOM or BUYING TIT COUNTRY.
The streams flowing from tho mOuptSius through %
~, Ycoystonc River into which they all empty water
land wherein cereals may be raised tlus like Colorado
and Montana, having backbone OF Agricultural t.
sources 70 warrant settlement end inprovcment ehoud
tc mines fail 20 provo rich l. the Agricultural csoees'
too should be oUnd laoirc the grazing 10 90 fne as ever
ca e man could wish. The day not far distant Whe
10 viii become cri0us question whore these vast hefrS
, md stamping ground. Tic hay Geids are numerous
rn fact VIII attract sheep who must lay up foddei
10 feed sac animals during the Winter; and sheep not
e csttle mast have eheds and he provided for Al o''
lu, stormy weather These consioc' atoms make INC
purchase Of this region desirable. IL viii 10 seen nov"
e-or that The Con'9lssOn gro instructed 70 h'p :,
r1r only a st,.p of 90 mics viur along me 9ise ~
go mountains, ond Tie rSn ,,o1f iva, Ty rlcc,' 4
,oxCn nl9rnatop or 'e,co G,9 p'yp deh
c-1isiy provide fer it'eif aroher N'.Ia ,'' ~ ,,
nu.cheacfthe Irecnt res rpai1Il Nn. ~ ~ ~ M
t1.sl. is except 10 this stafemen'--a' Wh't ~ ~,
.. patience. lit l.cn few know ii '' "a ..lJ 10
..t,. a. % so yeSvJ question whca No suo' Il, oiio'
,-' .,,rlav over occur again cvt5igu. ' iIr Fel
iii I i.ns Ola the country, excepting such A. may '9 L,i
a S,' a'd si ''1 F31nd i,r q i coaI
tha block thrown IN 90 bar NE way 70 a l'.i' a',
ueit Of tho ownership this country Tohc' 'a ''ua
,, '.j ~ VI ro,,4e~ T;~as' now and question
,v,,.5er ID ever has been much Of pass urc l0f u-
al1s. 10 not coD,ound De locel.j. An .'i n,
Powder Ei,oc" IL tho term the tesaillh' ~ D." -
-,r f'o,- 4. a..ingt The tho0rv Oh irf0r- "a. 90
Inn" }ri5 rcr, VINO was vith ~ George Dorctae l4i-
,at in 90 Yves. 81 pTessly 90 Ian. only N1ia,d DE
,..s ID ye Via MmocoJous and wash 'iies 70 ,e'i ,
ulv have Trey Who ever scoped ro l,e9 OF 1'' A,
,,. in 10 atto.i this council Starvation Iar.e -
'.r'y along he Powder River" Oli Gray II I'd 4at
a'. ne tement here ta5 60 ia' ne c'a,a me
Ho-n. u tho Grow coantry lie ard hls oHna 'amps /.
t0r DAYS SHAVING IN sight o. game ACROSS me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

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ban N iii' "" '""-' i'''.-') i'' '- - ''' '"' w
Alien, ne Pie ther di'lihe Of coli money, ne '' cr
,g . fle ,,or,, vii nr -lffi icuf 70 hOl al th1 hard
r"'" .'i' ,.,,, ,,. ,r. 1i,c, T. sd,it,o~ -
money Dc2o.I1l- "HHIh 'h' parry ''-'7 =" "'' 'i -
ms ti.y have assurtH.cs from Tie mGn who
.-... on elm pr,-,ihi,iop t..i.t trof ma.
." I'''"S Wv Wv 90
ticket viii poll nom lVUVO 10 l5'"OO Nc''s
,ite g.f-a.~ur.uors az they say, derived fioin
L. a.. $50, ..,,,,.+... ,,5
'HoT'utA 'tn' d's-i'- - 10" -, 81 a.
II The Germans "uo-f votes the' GOT 1881 year on
20, .,,,oIre 1ue5on thcy expect Ecep tins yCai,
- No. - -. a., s,y ,,l ,o,c ,,r, M. ,, az,
4 did last year, ana tl' crhrt ue oi c""e- VIII IL
m - ,,- much Cd. H. was the last year 0i Two as 10 ma
W ~
J0ll ,iVf.
THr MCNEY QUESTION FOREMOST.
. - . - am, %. III. los. ~. M. ,,fa.
Nj Cry, lAey say VII "hu"''''''! w. 81 - Wv
but TIE idol IF large number Oi leplbIcAhr VINO
7,iic Nj, Yo,n- md he vii me- &C uD he osscs lis
-. ,,,..,ior .r. s,id N mo doin0
slctohlS VI "lo '-iOl-J ''''''N' ''-' 49, w "
ch good "1hc Democrats generally DO no want N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
GENET ANp FIELDS SAID TO BE IN MONTREAL
IA:--.i-.. A .tn.rnv khnns ataial Xesterday

DlsIIlrt- AIIOINtG Ht7IIN 00tVVN JN"'e'7'''7
that he Ind received from deputy sheriff IN Saratoga
County telegram stating TINT hs informant As hours
before had seen Hesry " Genet and Thomas e. tieios
IN Montreal Unfortunately, Mr. Phelps sad' the hior
nation II Trustworthy, had eonr TOO a'e icy eheeuVs
scuou Te ad Therefore delayd taking any esal steSA
until he should receive nly..yr iaaggauan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
TIE BLACK HILLS.
PROGRESS or NEGOTIATIONS.
pr.N-Hr y LUo.CIovD. Gut rU DA1E FINALLY
r,.-...-, .,,. -rA.y GARD TO TuF COUNCIL.

r:.r.-, ,,' -rA&Y gard TO 1uf COUNCIL
r.l...aru lo -r- t'tE ,cl
RID GLAD Acssc.. Sep. i5, Wa 'oRT LARA
ME. Sop. 2a-Tao place O.. lo',lug tho OIand
Courrii ms locu changed four times. also the d.,
of cro,i-c. t. seems finally arranged at last for
Mn3ay, y ni..s from here, on White River. Red
C.ou5 g ... leal cs the Oc''lala band has b,cn
the disturbing e.oment They became re'onciled
throura Ao leadership Of Red Dog aud Young Man
Afraid @. tis No.sas. Gems. Terry and Bradley 49,
rived We.lc.5ay 1hcu counsel, seem to have
decided ia II . arr force shai bc present q. iii.
treaty. T.s.H b, explained o. tAa Indians. II t"e
question ...a,s un by saving shat iuo General ara
Ms COMP .4 ..avg risAt to saaId OF escort and
acar,a. The g..r! VIII he Col. 1,iil-s company Of
tho 3d. C.ra.... ls2t F- ms Of ire % Cavalry
aud a.. ..ab,l with crHd from the OH IN
i.ntly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

affected Tie horses Of the Fourth ana oecondEVee
otabcs arc only sll Itly ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
r,Ir powDgR RIVER cor TfY.

Tho ls.f f.- sIlcA tle ncsct il rs -lalt Is mol We.
Known Inyo,Iaga they DO curious and Important
feature ir he history % Our country, lave given the
subject OF TIE tights Of tie indians more space tha
Vo,l he t1e,,lsc warIaulable Remember Nc are BUY
fng in one SCI - what already possess; we are pf
chasing LAND within territory made ours by the
deeds of trrigi'n Fathers and beyond discussion We
are hIylig H. q n ht Of way own COW lot Bur
II tbis be the golden milGuctiUe, and wlcn too i Is
"a feed and cotne, however poorly, race fOrsaKeh
seemngly by COd's providence, buy say be tlc price
any amount within reach Of INC peoples purse
The Powder River country 10 pleasant
Land mart Of which contains Big Horn Mountains
Itis an amLi. tCrm, "IthoU, giving one clear
defined idea OF geo phca location. /. lies west OF
tho Powder River FROM its souIo" in the Biz HON
mountains ne uoint where il cmptes its waters into
those of tie Yellowstone, thence aion2 the Big Hon
Nouptains following thar general direction norm ana
os, rnt Tho Biz HON River is reached thence along
che ess hank OF TIE Big Horn RIVER north To- its co-
tuenca vlth toe Yellowstone; Wnis- TIE leIlGNstge
60 fr, fio month Of tho Biz li0,n 10 THAI OF Po"de
Piyer is lie general east and ives hnt on tu' noIth
rhe frs. precise knowledge OF inls iuV4eS'.nt a.
was obtained after Is occuIa ioa - !, "a
frripotou before spoken Of. II VII o. ~ De Ieess
,,tion that past fOTn Port PM Kearney t. FOf q l.
sith and more particularly that about me iaie pO
an fle Big dom RIVER The rcadc! VIII Isi1c,Iei -,
4, 4 - go. mount that Gems fhcrI m ana o l
10y osifive. % tner containing goa and SILVER IA
;tsls ~ can hay nc beicse5 81 MI prove 80" h!''
~e'r.f,t t,ipil country. fNYc nri Aadc 20 81 AK 60
,ta''snf ~ as .aat lOGt toe .sls MS ..,
IL n efrlz II 1866 lnr General Cover 'Atht' ~ :. .
a.. a. .f .srtrli persons fflit. ht4t inc Ii
in,.rcst cf pc M. dotorgntd 10 OPEN a iy I-,
- i L.t ..s..Ley tEs tnSD i'-IlyfS u N9"@"'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-13

We last week gave an account, from
the Inyo Independent, of a daring rob-
berry, committed near Independence
by three men and a woman. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves, who lived alone on their
ranch, were securely tied by the ban
dts, who proceeded to appropriate ev-
erything Of value on the premises.
The robbery was perpetrated in the
night, and on the following day Mr..
Graves, who had succeeded in getting
loose, made his way to town and gave
information of what had occurred.
The officers were promptly on the
trail, and in a day or two overhauled
and captured the band IS they we're
making their way through the mount
aims in the direction of Tulare county.
The bandits were enjoying a dainty
breakfast in the woods when the officers
surprised and arrested them. They
made no resistance. Of the personnel
Of the gang the Independent has the
following:
From a brief interview with the
gang in the County Jail we learn these
facts: Their name ares, Nj. Il. Specs, a
young gentleman of about Is, a native
of Tulare county; F. G.. Bennett, but
little if any older, with a like nativity;
Harvey Lewis, probably %, and Eliz-
abeth Lewis nee Keith, a buxom, fair
looking female hoodlum of say Is
Summers. She is likewise of Tulare
growth, and having nc parents nor
nothing to love but a ''husband" or
two, said with considerable asperity
that "she would not have her name in
the papers; didn't want them to say a
word about her." She claims and is
| claimed as the wife of the Lewis afore-
mentioned. Lizzie is a brick, and is
nowise cast down, nor indeed are any
of the others. There is not one of them
but appears to be OF full average intel
ligence, but all are evidently of the
genus California hOodlum, and would
rather steal or do anything else than
work. The woman, it should be un-
derstood, was dressed in mans appar-
ell when captured, but was subsequent
ly supplied with a meagre outfit suit
able for her sex. Her wardrobe, un
der the circumstances, is by no means
extensive, so some of the charitable la
dies of this place propose to add
something to it, as in duty to the
misguided young creature should be
done.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-13

DEFUNCr.-The Panamint NeWs Is
defunct, as it ought to Do. 1t was edit
cd by one T. s. Harris, who started in
to blackguard the SENTINEL, and, be-
cause we raised him a few, cut us of
from his exchange list and then con-
tinued to abuse us, trusting to the in
significance of his nose rag for his i'm
potent rawlings never coming to our
ears. Such q cowardly duck is better
fitted for the position of book-keeper in
. Chinese wash house than for editing
q paper in q Pacific Coast mining town.
May he long remain outside the jour-
nalistic ring.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-13

On Wednesday last, at T. d. Lewis
saw-mill, near Bishop creek, in Inyo
county, q man named John Simpson,
a sawyer, while engaged in rolling a
log was thrown against the large circu-
lar saw and literally sawed in pieces.
His head wos severed from the body,
a slice cut from n shoulder TO the
elbow of the arm, the body cut en-
tirely in two through the chest, and
the other arm cut off neart the shoulder.
Mr.. Simpson was about forty years OF
age, and a native of Nova Scotia. He
leaves a wife and two children.
On last Tuesday evening at about
9 O'Clock, u. H. Wilcox, of Pine Noun
tain, We stopped by highwaymen in
Fish Lake Valley, a short distance
from Dyer's ranch. 1t seems that Mr..
Wilcox started from Pine Mountain to
Columbus, to pay some bills due to
merchants there, and for this purpose
had u package of six hundred dollars
in twenty-dollar pieces. This package
the robbers captured, but did not take
a purse containing about thirty-five
dollars in coin which the victim had
i'll another pocket.
The Wood Vile Consolidated Mining
Company has commenced two actions
in the District Court of the First Judi
cial District against ii. r.. Fowler, Jos.
Ramsdell and S. NJ. Collins, to re-
cover possession of certain Of the lands
claimed by the company, upon which
the defendants have entered, and for
which they seek to obtain United
States patents.
The Shame Mining Company, to
mine for gold and silver in Virginia
City, was yesterday incorporated. The
Directors are G. w. Kellogg, r. G.
Rogers, II. p. Wakelee, r. N. Graves
and j. P. Garvey. The capital stock is
fixed at $40, OO0, 900, to be divided into
l0O, 900 shares at 500 each.
1t won't do to be too particular where
you drink when you visit the State
Capital. If the first saloon you strike
don't suit you, remember. you have
only thirty-four others to fall back on.
! The Lyon County Times says a
project is on foot to construct at that
place a Masonic Temple. The dimen-
sions are to be 36x60, two stories, each
fifteen feet posted.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company has declared a monthly div
idend of $40 a share, aggregating
81 ,0S0, 000.
The South Overman Mining Com
pany has levied an assessment of 81 a
share, delinquent September 7.
An assessment of so cents per share
is levied by the Phil. Sheridan Mining
Company, delinquent September 8.
Samuel l.. Jones has been appointed
superintendent Of the Phil. Sheridan
mine. in place Of j. G. WEIGH, re-
aligned.