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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
HI EVENING NEWS
GOLD IIIl-;:. fyIaplI. All1 6 u.s

e0LD I4l.;::I gssD4I: ,,a s..s
AKnrvcxr paper spreads Of . IMAM
Who had . marrow sseAPe . sun
stroke, he hsvine stoed only tvo fsss
from . man Who was struck. 1r
AVG. Being aaksd the name Of the
inventor Of buttsr stanps, replied ma.
Il was probably Cadmus. - ne NM
BROUGHT lsttsrs into Greece.
No matter how poor . man u. hs can
always got plenty Of good advics'
relieves M naa vho evss w.
THE construction Of The Panama rail-
road cost siahsy-svo thossand hunsn
lives. from dsath OF malaris- rsruu.
-
DoS'r akats into cdr holss- Moss OF
them arc allod with vstsr and ars en-
oeedinely damp. 90 go"
ACALIroxxrA man pounded HE vile.
was nnsd 800, and no sold her silk dress
to pay tho ans. ataa .
Tho scientists Of Paris are rushing TO
ses n man whose nose took . sudden
start and grew half IN insh longsk.
-I "a
Nh. Srrxxr,'s autograph commando
higher price In ths marked than that
Of any other man.
.'FxlL ON the ragged edge Of do
SPAR" h the way they chronicle death
BY tho buzz saw now. ~
war 4 That which has . mouth and
nsver speaks. and . bed and, never
slsepsf A iver.
TnxnE 10 pats prospect - tho prs
oner said In popping out OF his coll vim
dow.
Tuzr think out West that spelling
matches arc recorded In hsaven.-
Esehu0s.
IT isn't possihs. nov. that Bessie
Turner y Charlie Ross In disguise!
DrAa father. II his IL spring wssthsr.
Il Is only so-so.-RoeA- Den.
TEE days OF snehAntmsnt arc over
with Duluth, saith the Herald.
DrKovEx Il supposed 70 b sitting on
the Jaggarsd edge Of despair. ~.
YxLLow ~jsssamins flowers will kill
rats-and children.
''OrrpA" h 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

s&ss,psss. An Ersss,.so, q.
Looaiioa ot votts Cold HIN Mining Dis
rig, ss. s,:,:3 sssey, Mssi sss, :. meeting Il
the Dirseion ~ On ! sisih day l.,sh. ISIS.
n assessment CNo. S) Of Ihrss Dollafs pr
shars uss levied upou NE capital stock OF tne
Corpsrsiiea. payable innedisssty =. uli,sd
s,,ass Gons ss,, V St .A ~ c,i,ioIpis .,sest. san
ANY siosk upon which this assessment shall
rrnain unpaid On the sosh day Of April. ISIS.
wiii BE- d~elinqusst and Advertised for sale a.
paslie =sae,iea; and sn,::. Ra|T:n %ses s
of Nay. ISIS, 20 pay the delinquent assessment,
to,ssksr with cosn Of advertising and ex'
OEo. d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
elsro. cslif,rria. mhietd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

DrAa father. u this IL Spring weather.
II Is only so-so.-RoeA- Don.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

w 0UI....&u s..A4 q.
Woods . Fresbom, Trus.
Woods . Rrseborn, Tns.
Ices, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .... 1s....T6 ..
wseds D rreeborn. TINS
Wight W Ii. Tfnsies. .....isi....S
Warrvn J d, Trustee..... .iT1s.. io,.,.io =.
And in socordance with law. and and order OF
The Board Of Directors. made on the 10th day Of
February, 1873. % many shares Of each parcel
sf. such stock - may be necessary win be
sold q public ~auetion. 81 the once of the Com.
pany. Hoom 10. Hayward's Building, tie Cal.
lornls street. Ban Fnneisco, California, on
TUESDAY tho thirteenth lsfh) day Of April,
1878, o. The hour of O'Clock r. u. Of said day,
70 pey said delinquent assessment thereon,
tofsther with eests OF advertising and sK.
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
onee-Roem No. 10. Haywafd's Building,
No. 80 California s,reet. San Francisco. Cal.
fornia. nhss ID
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

DArrEN MINING COMPANY..L1-
: cation Of principal plaee OF business; Room
n. No. 80 Pine street. Nan Franciseo. CnL
torsfioa n vorks, Geld MIN Mining Dis
triet, Stsrsy eessty. state % Nevada
Notice 70 ssrsby E,vsn that At 2 mestinx o.
The Hoard of Dirsetor. held 90 the en- day o.
Cssis pr sksrs vss isvisd uDse The capital
sssek % he eosporsiiea. payabss immediaieiy.
IN Unitsd staiss gosd as1 s,vsr oeln. TO The
sserstsry, q ne saes o. me so%psny, Io'
Any stock upoa which this assessment shaii
rensln unpaid o. the 9Th day Of April.
is1s, vii Be dciinQusat. and Advertised Tor sai.
a pablo ~anctioa, and unlees payment u nlsne
hsfcr,. vil b sold on TUESDAY,. the NH
DAY % April, 1878. 10 pay the delinSnen,
ssssssneni, together with costs Of advertising
and sxpenses 81 sale.
LuciEN HERMANN, seeretny.
Ones-Reon II. No. ~ Pine street, san
rraneiseo, eu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

GROWN POINT RAvINE GOLD
and silver Mining Company. Location OF
priseipal place of business, sAn frsseiseo.
california
Location Of work-, Gold lin Mining District.
Storey comfy. NsvsdA j.
the Directors. held On The fs1h day q March.
ISIS. an asAessment ina % 81 my Cent.
per share vas evied upo the sapitai
In United States gold eoli, 70 the secretary. q
the oGncs Of The Company, Rooms u md =
Ohird noesD Nsw hsrshaats' Exchange Build
Ing, Caiifunia street. sAn FsBetseo. Cal.
Asy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the lith dAy Of April. lU1o.
will be dsllsqssnt. ADVERTISED fss sa,s =
pablo ~suctIon. and unlrps payment 10 nsde
before, win be sod On THURSDAY, the nth
DAY Of April is1s. 70 psy The dslinquent sssess.
mcnt, toveshe! with eosts Of advertising and
~. BuYrfNoTcN. Secretary.
Omes-Roons u asd y Qhird noorl New
Merehants' Efchanxc Buliding. California
1890 aan Yranciaoo- Callfomia. nh11td
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aIyOODVILLE ooLDAND HxLvEn
w MIMI Csapany. -Locstioa Of works

eIyOoDvILLE 0OLDAHD BxLvkk
w Mining Csapazy. -Loesiioa Of works.
ises,ss: q rsiselp.i Pie. q ssslns'', Ban
Netos Z SssssJ rv.s, thss 9. meeting o.
ths Directors. hsh % the 18th Day OF Haien,
iUa a. ssssssnent CNo. % q One Dollar
per shars vas levied upon the capital stcek .,
~ o.p eSr sss ps = sss $1,000, ssesssag. z ns ssiss
oftss Company, Roons. toi California street,
san Tnncisco. California.
Any s,osk sgoa vs,ss ~: .,.ss.% ,ss an
dav OF ApdL. ISIS, will BE- delinquent, and
sdysrtIsed for sais at publtc auction, and
unlsss payment 10 made before, vtl - soid
on NoSbAY. ne i1th day o. Nay; ~. 70
pay the dstiDauent tssessmeus toIstnsf WIN
wv. HkLNAN. Secretary.
ones-Rcom o si California street. san
Rnnciseo. California =. nhtttei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

xSlo. S.ins ..i.d The nam. Of u.
inventor Of butter stamps. replied ma.
II was probably Cadmua. - be ma
brought sttSs into Greece.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

DrKovxx Is supposed 70 b sitting on
tho Jagaarsd edge Of despair. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

800 JosIrs s.auHs s.s....y:,
oces-sso. = No sis oAii'nls :srs y
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NEW YORK CONs0LIDATED

NEW YORK CON1OLlDATED
IN Mining Company.-Loeatiou Of principal
place OF buslncrs, 6an francisco, California.
Location Of works, 0oh Hi, STOREY county.
Nevada.
Notiee.-There arc delinquent upo. the fol
ment lNo.iD levied on the isih day OF Ysbruary,
ISIS, the several amounts cot opposite the nance
Of the respective shareholders. e. foIlows;
Names. No. Cert ehs. Amt
Cooper } D. Trustee. ....... 1e1. ...eo....D =.
Epstein ., Trustee. ....... isss...:is....:s :.
Richardson 3 a. Trustee. ... sol. ...so....ss ..
Ts sn1 4 D !; Tm.,s:;:i I'D; ;is1s;: io.:.; !,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

EDWARD v. STONE. Secretary.
20 os IS c.I MSS% No s,,s. : s n.'Y r,.a.i.1 ss' az.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

Knfvcxx paper spreads OF amAn
Who had q marrow sseApe sun
stroke, he hsvinG stoed only tvo isss
from . man Who was struck. ~-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
''OrrpA" n 40.

willow jsssamins flowers will kill
rats-and children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23
Championship.

CHESTER, Pa, July 22.-The swimming
match for the championship Of the
world between Coyle and Johnston was
begun at l:45P. N. Excursion trains and
steamboats, filed with people were run.
ming all the forenoon. Betting Is two to
one in favor Of johnson, yet there seems
to be a disposition to intimidate him.
Just before the men went over the
steamship Illinois en- route to Liverpool
passed and was cheered with screaming
whistles, cheers, &c, Arthur Chambers
and Frank GOrmly started the men of
the Amada Powell at Chester at lao. At
Simpsons wharf, one mile and quarter,
COyle led by two hundred yards, and the
same position was maintained to
Tinicum Island, when COyle pass
ed eastward and Johnson west
Of Lazaretta three and quarter miles.
Coyle still maintained the lead at the end
of Tinicum Island. Coyle was leading
half mile at Fort Mifllin bar, and has
gained another quarter OF mile. Coyle,
who had from the start taken the chan.
mel, had a decided advantage, and was
gaining momentarily, At the Fort Miiilin
light, eight miles from the starting point,
Coyle was still half mile in the van,
Coyle was swimming with his body out
OF water, while johnson was swimming
his side stroke with his head under; after
passing the Redbark lighthouse, johnson
made spuFt and gained quarter Of a
mile, opposite the Redbark wharf 1t be.
came evident that COYle had over esti-
mated himself, he breathed hard and
called for help and was taken from the
water apparently liieless. The physi.
clans Immediately attended and found
him to be very low; in the meantime
johnson who was one mile In the
rear was struggling maniully, made
a spurt and In less than ten minutes had
passed the spot where Coyle gave out and
was declared the winner, He gave an
exhibition Of his powers in the water,
and swan one mile further, and the
Judges declaring him the winner he was
requested to get into their boat, The en-.
tire distance swan by johnson was l0l
miles-time $40. johnson after being
taken from the water, was as fresh as
when he entered, and began dancing Jig,
When he arrived at Gloucester, 10000
people were In waiting aad gave him an
enthusiastic reception, This evening he
received benefit at Fox's theatre.
Coyle this evening Is very low, his
pulse beating %, and the doctors have
grave fears for his life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23
EnIinre or .. NnlIIng n d.o.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 22.-The firm Of
Il. Nnlting & Co., stavc manufacturers,
failed here to-day. The firm operated
extensively In slaves and barrel headings,
both In this city and at Saline, near Tefre
lIante, and at the latter point also had Il
store for the benefit Of their operatives.
The dullness Of the times and the OCca.
Sional taking otbad paper gradually Grip.
pied the firm, the business Of which ex.
tended In hundreds Of thousands Of dol
lars and finally this crippling has cnl-
minated in a meeting Of the creditors
and the appointment Of Wm. p. Gallup,
OF the Meridian National Bank, Henry II.
WoOlly, Of the Greensburg First National
and Wm. N. Bell, Of the Huntington First
National, az trustees TO wind up the &c.
counts and save what can be saved. These
gentlemen, with John NJ. Butler as
attorney for the creditors nre now
at work, and at noon to-day estimated the
liabilities at SlDj,O39 81 and the assets at
Sl6j,030 II, leaving an apparent deficit
Of $4,000 90. The debts are principally
among the banks. Rumor gives the fol.
lowing as holding paper for the amounts
named First National Bank OF Greens.
burg, 100000; Central Bank, Of this city,
$2bO0; Indiana Banking Co., small
amount; Meridian Street National Bank,
Of this city, $4,000, $4,000 Of which,
however, Is in secured paper. A large
part Of the bank Indebtedness, including
ihe ufcensburg Bank, Is secured, Nntting
& Co. being simply endOrsers, The Firsi
National Bank OF Huntington has $22,.
600, Of which II Is expected that $1,000
will prove good commercial paper.
The firm gave employment TO great
number of employees, and the failure OIL
so enierprising iifh can he tegartletl in
no other light than that Of a public ca.
lamily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23
An Important Decision.

YASKToS, D. T., July 22.-An i'm.
porLaht decision has Just been made by
the Supreme Court Of the Territory on
the Indian question. Under the law ol
the Congress Of 1854 parties were liable
to punishment for selling liquor to the
Indians whether on or of the reservation.
The compilers Of the United States statute
In section 2l39 changed the language 80
a. to make II doubtful whether liable
anywhere except on the Indian feserva.
tion. Judge Shannon in the us. Dis.
tricl Court, on habeas corpus, having
held The parties liable for giving whisky
to the Indians away from the reservation
an appeal was taken TO the Supreme
Court which unanimously affirmed hi
deriainn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23

CINCINNATI, July pat Newark, o.
tonight, a terrible accident occurred, re
sulting in the serious and perhaps fatal
burning Of number Of persons. \ tes
was to be made Of a fire cXllnguisher, ant
a building had been erected by the con
sent Of the City Council, which was to b.
fred for the occasion. TWAS thoroughly
saturated with coal oil, and during tht
preparations II prematurely took fire ant
an explosion ensued, terribly burning d
c, Wincgardner, Mayor; Hon. J. D. Jones
Charles Hamilton, Street Commissioner
bridge contractor from Toledo, ant
some fifteen or twenty other men ant
boys. Some Of the latter, 1t Il thought
are fatally burned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23

CtScINSAri,Iuly 22.-Repotts received
here tonight from the entire length Of
the Ohio Valley show that one Of the
heaviest rains Of the season has fallen In
the past twenly.iout hours, doing great
damage TO the growing crops and threat.
ening an overflow In the river bottoms
Ten thousand acres Of corn are reported
under water in the Wabaih bottoms, and
that stream is still rising. Both forks oil
the Licking river in Kentucky are re.
ported bank full and rising. Thestream.
In Ohio are also reported swelling rapid
". The Kanawha river at Charleston
West Virginia, has risen fifteen feet In
the last twenty.iour hours, and il still
tisingnl the rate Of three inches per hour
and an unusual stage Of water for thit
season Of the year Il expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23
An InyestiEation without Fear,
Favor or Affection.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Thomas Fletch.
er, President Of the Indian Investigating
Committee, in a letter 10 the editor Of The
Tribune, says! Both the Secretary Of the
Interior and Commissioner Smith have
desired me, while in the discharge Of
other duties, TO examine the charges and
insinuations Of Professor Marsh, so far
as they may affect the Secretary Of the
Interior and the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, and to report clearly and eX.
plicitly on all the chatges made, directly
or inierentially by Professor Marsh'S
statement, and this we intend 10 do, with
out fear, tavor or affection, 80 far as the
evidence and facts we may gather shall
warrant or require, We are in this mat
ter servants Of no branch or department
Of the eoTe.nment, but represent the peo.
pie Of the republic in this Investigation,
and mean to perform our duty faithfully
and do exact Justice 10 their officers, ser.
wants and agents who may be implicated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23
Democratic Convention IN Mis-.
aigIi0tf1t.

MEMPHIS, July s2-The AppedFs spe.
cial from Corintl, Miss, says the Dem.
ocratic convention for the First Missis.
sippi district met there and nominated l.
Q. I. Lamar by acclamation ns q candi.
date for Congress. Fully $1,000 persons
were present. Mr.. Lamar responded In
an eloquent speech, after which the fol.
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resoird, That We are opposed to the
formation Of parties among the people Of
this State formed on the difference OF race
or color, and we cordially invoke the
union Of good citizens Of every race and
color in patriotic efforts to defeat, at The
next election, the present State admin.
isttation and lis supporters, and TO secure
for all the blessings Of honest and capable
government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23
PendIeIOn's speech at GalIipOlis.

PendlelOn'S Speech at GAllipOlis.
We are sure that the readers OF the
ISTELLIGENcER who yesterday took the
pains to pcruse Pendleton's speech at
GallipoIis (where the KanaWha Valley
Democrats were present en- masse) must
have been sorely puzzled TO make out
what his position on the finances really
is, The Cincinnati Ga=eiis OF yesterday
gives what he considers first class ana
lysis OF it as follows;
We print the speech made by Hon,
George II. Pendleton yesterday at CALI
polls, charging the Republican party with
the invention ofgreenbacks, and adyOcat-
ing more Of them; telling how he opposed
their emission in the nations extremity,
and how he wants more ofthem now when
the nation is at peace; advocating the un-
limited emission oigreenbacks by party
according to It's estimate Of the wants OF
trade, and stoutly affirming thRthe Is for
hard money; charging against the Repub'
lican party that 1t is for specie payment,
which can only come by contraction,
and affirming that he Is for keeping
specie payment steadily in view
rowing toward paper money inlla
ton, while keeping his face toward
specie; blaming tie Republicans for the
flight Of specie abroad, and demanding
more Of the paper money initiation which
sends il; counting oil sorts Of war debts
as currency, and charging the Republican
party with contracting the currency by
paying off the war debt; describing the
distress brought upon the country by CON
traction, when their is more currency now
than IN what he calls the prosperous
times Of initiation; performing many other
Of the like cOnsistencies, and also repeat
ing the charges against the Republican
party which his speeches Of last year
made familiar,
While Mr.. Pcndleton talks the inlla.
ton cheat, he seemsto he trying to hedge
by professions Of original and perseyering
hard money principles, which are only
suspended to make the country prosper.
Gus by initiation. AS he comedies that
specie payments can come only through
reducing the volume Of currency much
below its present amount, his plan only
provides for a vastly .severer contraction
after his initiation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23
A Mere Matter Of Time.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The removal
Of District Attorney Fisher Is merely a
matter Of time. 1t will take place on the
return OF his designated successor, ex.
Gov. Wells. Fisher sought an interview
with the President last night, but was un-
successful in obtaining II.
The Erening Star says among the nu.
mcrons charges against Attorney General
Fisher Is one that lie conducted the negO.
tiations on behalf Of the government In
the transfer OF property necessary for the
extension Of the Capitol grounds with q
loOseness almost inexonsable. It is also
charged by the property holders that Fish.
or although a United States officer, and
acting for the government rs purchaser
made them pay him for his services In
making the deed In prices ranging from
$50 to $500 each. II now appears that
all lots on enlarged grounds have been
assessed In the names Of previous owners
and are charged to them severnlly. In
other words no notice Is taken Of the gov.
ernments occupancy Of this heretofore
private property. This could only have
arrlscn either from failure to record
deeds or shows glAring deficiencies and
errors in the district lot book. In short,
the government has no official record Of
being the owner Of its own estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23

PRlCE OF WooL.-The following prices
prevail in different portions Of Ohio
Monroe county 40 to 49, Clark 45; Guern,
sey 40 to 45; Delaware AZ to 45; Madison
a to 40; Carroll 5j; Belmont 40 to As
Jefferson 40 to AZ; Harrison AZ to 45
Muskingum 43. The wool market |,
generally dull, farmers Objecting to the
low paices, and holding for rise. II
would he better for all concerned II the
entire crop would change hands at from
40 to 40. Eastern Ohio, especially, needs
money, and anything that will bring |
should he put upon the market and sold
-BdrneriNe EairpriSe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23

TIE refusaI of tho new railroal that
runs from Marietta nm ia Canal Dover
Ohio 10 carry the H. s moils at the 90.
inc nricc noid bv the government s,lu.
costs tho thouvb,s wbe,her ,boro il M
remedy Ior sucb contumocv on thc mart
of n railroud official, To rcfn,o IN carrv
tbo m0il. m n railroad IL sorious mat.
for IN ,hc nconlo in,ercs,cL IN moil scr.
v;cos ,lora tho ron,o Itismi,s lil,sr.
ert to rstS.c IN corrv tLcm Nv river or
hv ,nv o,hor wo,LoJ or,r,n.nor,o,ion
for IN ,Il snch c,.o, ,I,o ,oyorrmom c,n
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.,iIrooJ ,I,,i,, ~ No on,,,no,i,ion Twn
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non,,o "ion,, ,i,o M .ai,,anI ,a,,,oJ n,r,, La
ai,I,n. ,o,,,aI H.. +, ~. oI,o ~, ,Lo t",no,
,iam nsaoa,, = ha.,oL,ol nail, AMI
mo oa,io. na, na p,.,ma,,o. non
o.aI La. .s.a,na,i - Tai, Lao,. nnon
u,i. olI mo,hoJ n cnrrvin, ,ho mnils
,,,lor ,L,n no, ,ho nrioo o.LoI Lv ,ho
It'll -. T.. A.. ,,,,.', A..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23

WAslnNGToN, July 22.-The July re.
turns to the Department Of Agriculture
show that the average Of tobacco Is great.
er than that Of last year, the increase be.
ing in the great tobacco producing States,
Maryland has increased her area per
cent, Virginia 30, North Carolina 80,
South Carolina Z, Florida 90, Mississippi
lG, Arkansas 10, Tennessee 2O3, Kentucky
223, Ohio 2j, Indiana 40, Illinois 50. Mis-.
souri, 90. New York, Pennsylvania and
Texas report the same area as last year.
New Hampshire has reduced her small
acreage 30 per cent, Massachusetts, %,
Connecticut 2, Georgia 90, Alabama 10,
Louisiana I, Wisconsin IL, Kansas II.
The condition Of the crop is most salts.
factory In the largest tobacco States, and
Is 20 per cent above the average. Ken.
tucky IL 81 per cent above the average.
The other large producing States are
either very near n full average OF above.
The remarkably depressed condition Ia
noted only in the smaller producing
States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-23

TmE New York Independent urges the
equal taxation ofchnrches aud education.
al institutions, showing that the exeml,-
tiOn Of churches in New York amounts
to S22,sSi, 600 in taxable valuation, and
Of other institutions $lG,OOO,OOO. II the
churches were taxed ii would be the end
Of many Of them In New York and Brook.
lyn, which now maintain feeble and
diminishing existence, deserted by the
residence quarters.
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FIRE LOSSES.

MiLBRooK, ONr, July 22.-Thc fire
yesterday destroyed a large portion Of The
business part Of the village, and thirty OF
forty people we're burned out. Loss $780,.
600.
lloSDEAu, OSr., July pa fire thi.
morning destroyed fifteen buildings in The
VILLAGE. I,oss. s35. 600,
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whisky Indictments.

MILWAUKEE, July 22.-Indictments for
deirauding the revenue been found against
the following persons, in addition 70 those
reported; John Schultz, August Berger
thai, G, FL. Miller, Aaron shOen6eld, ].
I, Fitzgerald, Albert Walber, John s,
Taft, W. II. ROddis, ]. P. ForGh, Otto
Burbbach, Christian saltertine, VIM.
Heges and John B. Reynolds.