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fl.nt 81 rear ~ril shf Il alt see m hrl-cl ~
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rent ..is A"d.s2 otP N.;T willow 81. DruoAl,p.
1%S DIHAN "a no,r, / rooms, large closets,
sd = rrc'd ron, -! 10 sii p,ssrsiou to.mO row.
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- .i,.rwiio. l,is vi.hfss situation ne house
"A tpei u c'ty or Cauttyi wiiVWrre fa.h.N pic.
hir' 3 tci' FENCES Eiy.r I'D require MAR ior
QUE Nr.. Nf- b. BilJW o., corner - Broad IT, snd
t''tuttnuv. Ilntrc De N.J
Hh-rEt rARLE uom W. having child VI her
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0lr that go,sto school preferred can 20 ~ West Sh
~ Mr.. JORDAN.
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I s'if .fNH. 20 v ore rrirfrnc" Nulrrsl tuf thrfr
dii, l1t NHhE. ~rn un.i1wu oncc, ~ atav.
ANOIN GIRL wants situation ty take ere of
\ rnid do iisit huus"wurk Cal Tor two dais
~ ii; VI in'i ST.
500 ~ NONNN ~ru Iite 90 tAte ~ 'er,'v
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80 .lur 'ur. iipht.
1 Ei:Ai'E' rNBLE. woman wi.. E, : sit..ti,u D..
y fu's. D. -icrt sAt4facu'n given Inquire Hi -
NorI d. st y h.or.
NE~pItrNGi.t woman who hl- lost her own
" binl desires u .aoy 600 wet mus. a'. west |tN
it.iHaf.
AY,tNG FtctclHull vi'acsa s'tu,i -, o., 60 mao.
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2 riu hYu,cWor IN small 1uiy 'od reference.
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NIILlAN-BlRGn SAVINGS BANK.
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IltdN.lH.
-DEFAI LIED RAILROAD BOND~
~ bou glt ana 81 M nv t'e nike. tlhsusd
stock "a Bond ilou ~
ALbIlt. %. NltOi. ~ e co.
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NATIDNAi. TRUST COMPANY,
cGI AND su3 RkO NDwAN.
MN IoHK. Dee = 1875.
Alta regular meeting NJ the Tru-tcc3 n the National
Trust Company. hold thl, day tne rc ar -cmi apruh
Dividend OF Four ~ per CEN. decarei from the
earnings OF the last ok nioahs paya and AFTER
Jan. 3. prYK
1ran,fcr books vii be cln. ed from De-. 60.
j G. CIR tK~HANK. Secretary.
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bkrWfEN NEN YORK AND iiVrRPOOl
o..,, alhns Il iork thar az n'tp way.
NhUlnS every lhurad from ilY sluu h.itnv O., t.t.
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lt,,t,.ns'i acrommo 'atlun il uuriYillrl finin, M
hi,lishps saloon 500 $50 AMI 500 . ID Rrturn
",H'nh7 % i4N.rsb'' ~, steerage. SIS.
~ Nhilr Star wharf, OF Of We, ION ~ ~ N''''"'"
"'J''ONlls. Agent ~ Broaiwly, New York
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Gtnilsttp.

4 BfAUrIFUI eET. - gun teeth. o. War.
a rahleh Snyrr nnss, 800 New YORK Dental
'poulS 2bs th Nv. near lJta ct. Established 1851.
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9oEa.s. dlLrmA,s, Nt.

A coal CART pr truck horse also two other
"A horses, sound aul ami. W. Division -, stable
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DAtIFiC MAIL -TENN-IiIP Law. For
, Olnlornll, J1Nnn lnd Cnnt nom nv ~ Norm

STArE LINE.-ro GLASGOW. RELEASE ItV.
I,r fiiI''l- - tl'lf, g. aim from Ess,o
SrNF o. rtNNsflYANIA. Thurs lay. Dec iJ
81 Az " NlEHl MA; luursdat, nee 'o.
IL hr7. Nnf ~ EOkN AitDED DINltr TO ALL
fNhlA or EUGoPE Ar LOWEST sAlf4
ott,,fAka 40 Low =" by any otner inc. utfts ( 81
ehu WV ,r,. D. r. freight nr pa.stsr tnliN tu
eAu0llN hNlDMlN IL co.. Agruti - Rrotdway
hIetrH|c passage unlc', a. BtualNay.
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dlldnt,O---MJlts.

A GENT ws. 'cd. "a tDwD ana couutry 60 scil our
- pure - ~ fam igs hotels. aud any c0nsuit
20 81 efl4a uu itt.'-t frN m the ruu4try. 4 Hiy io
o." well IIpaiv, eni Fulton st uctN ecu Church
rn trrrnv ioh - NrW iO.k.
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NATIONAL LINE, From Pier, q and -. y. Il.
~ FOX LONDON DIRECT.
HolIAHD, rhursdav Dec. 10. \ ".
El.l y, SATURDAY, Dec. -, y \. ".
- FOR QUEENS rows \ u LINhRpbOI.
ENGLAND, Doe ~ "a. NJ Ini.LVTrIN.J ~ GianP NJ.
EGl l'f. Jan /, N. SPA " Jtn' A.. IS 4 st.
Calm passage, 30 and go cl-rrn'y. s.ctfige at
gre1ul re- uccl prices lcturn uc,rs rcIIfrd ilic4
fr paid rtcrrigr tlrkets from Liverpool lowest
iatcs' Apply at tho cOmpaIN'r uncr, o. .irnl iwsv.
: " J, il - g, Manager
DNIFiC MAN. -TENN-iiIP LAW. For
California; japan and emma, from Pier Il korth
Tlyer FOR ASlIN " ALL. - '''
ACAPULCO ......... .Tnur,l y. Dee. i6 ~ noon.
Connecting too all Central American ana T. e. o. piris
EACulSloN liIk&f. ~ illn CuulAN tx
good ~ Mntch. lS'G Si1l, ,'ld
$50 OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY, N3si. GOLD.
cElioM san FRANCISCO 10 JAFAN ANbGiiiNA
From sANTiiINCls "ir0g NusrlXiI\ HVj
NEW ZEALAND, wa HONOLuLU. =. /.
For freight or passage apply NJ nor IT, ,rtl riy '
II ID, buLLAi, SUPERINTENDENT.
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5.6ai PRIZES. ADJUSTING TO $500 900

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tor uckcs or IN n.m ,tior ma { q ah1,edI .rln. 20
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23
BY telegraph
SPECIAL To THE ProcHE DAILY RECORD.
81 WESTERN UNION LIE.
Eastern Dispatches.

CHICAGO, July %. 49, A Washington
special says thar Rev. Mr.. Human has
written a long letter to the Indian
Bureau. in which he states that tho
Sioux are very uneasy on account of the
presence of miners in the Black Hills
They are angry at this violation of the
treaty stipulation and call upon the In
terror Department. to protect them in
their treaty rights. Secretary Delano
has addressed letter in reply, which is
so musical with inc promises that it is
thought the savage Sioux will he soothea
into peace.
NEW IoRl, July 22.-A notice OF APP
peal by the people TO the general term of
the Supreme Court, from the decision of
Justice Donohue in favor of VIM. NJ.
Tweed in the 5000, 900 civil suit, was
served upon defendants lawyers yester-
day and duly acknowledged by them
CINCINNATI, July 22.--August Meyer,
a saloon keeper, attempted suicide over
the grave of his wife in Carthage Road
Cemetery last evening. He fired two
bullets into his left side, but neither
penetrated a vital part. and it is thought
he will recover Financial troubles the
producing cause of his rash attempt.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July p. In the
Democratic State Convention held in
this city, Theo, G.. Heating was installed
permanent Chairman at l1;30 a. m.
The Convention adjourned till o clock.
The Convention was called 10 order at
1885, when resolution was adopted
referring all resolutions TO the Committee
on Resolutions After q brief discussion
about the order of nominations the Con.
vention decided to begin with Governor.
Nominations-John Lee Carroll and W.
7. Hamilton. A Washington Commune
cation from Groome stated he was not
candidate. Ballot for Governor resulted,
Carroll 60, Hamilton 80. The vote was
thCh LIduO uhdLliiiOuss htNcn WOOL
ford, of Somerset, was nominated by ac-
clamation for Comptroller of the
Treasury.
New York, July 2i.--A Carbondale,
Pa, dispatch states that last Monday
night John Jordan, q rejected lover of
Miss Coyne, with some drunken roughs,
attacked the cottage. Her mother,
fred into the crowd, fatally wounding
Mrs. Jordan; and then, handing the re-
volver to her son, it was accidentally dis
charged, fatally wounding her daughter.
New York, July 22.-The Assistant
Treasurer to-day opened bids for mil
lion dollars in gold. The entire amount
bid for was $685. 900 Lowest bid
1.1225; highest 1880.
NEWARK, n. j., July 22.-Jaeob S.
Barber, of Worcester, and Wm. Young,
of Brooklyn, were arrested hero to-day
on the charge of having forged checks to
the amount of $4,000, and three other
checks, Of S14 ,0C0 each, with which they
had been attempting to swind!e the Ger
man National Bank and Vnrnish Manu-.
facfurers.
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Foreign News.

LoNDoS, July a2.-It is reported thai
Don Carlos has appointed Gen. Men.
dry to the chief command in Mace d
Gen. Perula.
LoYDoN, July mo change IN the
position 81 the steamer Ahhntsfori
ashore IN Cannes Bay. rs thouph,
she'll iloat off next high tide. ....-.
LUERPooI, July 22.-The Post declares
nothing occurred to cause The least nm.
easiness in ;he cotton trade, and saws
the reports to the contrary ara sensa-
tioual.
LONDON. July -. The Elcho Shield
match at Wimbledon is going on.
Ranges are 500, 800 and 1000 wards
The possible team score at each range is
COO points Shooting at 500 ward range
was complete, with English score SIS.
Irish 5l2. Scotch as.
MuLBRooK, Ont, July -. "A fire yes
terday destroyed large portion of the
business part of this village. including
stores occupied by Mendrll Il Maynes,
Wood & Kelly, the postoffce, etc. Thirty
or forty people We're burned out. Loss
is estimated at 100000.
BERLIN, July 22.--The town OF Warren
Drum and vicinity, IN the province OF
silsia, has been visited by very heavy
rain storms, bridges, honsPs aud crops
being DESTROYED
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A FOX vas caught near the tank OF the
Floral Springs Water Company yesterday
morning, By some miners from the Ray
mond q Ely mine. A cage was con-
structed FOR it during the day. and it Is
/ now on exhibition at the works. Ii is
a genuine specimen Of an English fox,
red in color with hushy tail and long
nose
PoNY MAIL. - The pony mail from
Hamilton arrived last evening at $50
o'clock with a very light mail, The rea-
son Of the delay OF the pony in arriving
at Phoebe is because the rider has to walk
the horse the last $50 miles of the road
from Hamilton.
THE money order office just established
at the Phoebe Postoffies is working along
very we'll. taking into consideration that
il has only been started this week. With
that and the letter and mail department
the firm of Myers and Halleck manage to
keep pretty busy.
MEamEBs Of Phoebe Hose Company
don't forget the meeting of the Company
tonight ut the Truck House on Main
street, at s O'Clock sharp. Business of
importance will come before the meet
ing.
The ten stamp mill at Bullionville has
been thoroughly oyerhauled, fixed and
tried, and will be started up on Saturday
morning to work the tailings in that
pka1
good reports from it.
TOMMY DDfoNp vas yesterday feeling
in good spirits, sleeping well and seems
to be improving daily, according 10 the
account OF his brother, all Of which facts
We are pleased to learn
JUDGE J. S. PrTzER is having his office
on Lacour street newly painted, papered,
etc, getting ready for the Fall business.
Mrs. FOSTER, wife of ]. C. Foster, with
her two children, will arrive by to-day's
Hamilton stage.
j. Com, of the firm OF ]. Cohn Il Bro,
clothing merchants of Phoebe, will arrive
by to-day's Hamilton stage.
j. ]. HALPTN returned home late on
Wednesday evening with his wife from
Buck ranch.
The HUM a Hunt delinquent sale is
postponed till Friday, July 3Oth, same
hour and place in San Francisco.
The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterday
at p. m. No passengers.
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AN INDIAN WA WA.

WASHINGTON, July l9-The following
Ia dispatch received at the Indian Blu.
reau this afternoon, nom Rev. s. d.
Human, of the special Sioux commits.
sion: Red Cloud Agency. July l5.-
We met the Brules and Ogallas in coun.
Gil to-day, and they desire a general
council to be held at Sharon creek, half
way between Spotted Tail and Red Cloud
agency, on September Let. and they pos
itively refuse to go to the Missouri river
they will aid in bringing in the Northern
Sioux and Cheyenhes. We have assented
to the place and time designated by them
subject toponr approval.
ST. JoHN, July 19,-The yacht Effort,
under sixteen tons, which lett Fleetwood,
England, May 10th, arrived here yester-
day, after voyage of forty-nine days,
remarkable for heavy weather. The
crew consists of the captain. mate and
two boys.
LONDON, July l9.--The American rifle
men say they don't concur in the petit
ton to council, by the Captains of the
English, Irish and Scotch teams, for per
mission for them to shoot at the same
time with the Elcho competition. They
will not compete in that match.
The shooting match at Wimbledon.
between the members of the House of
Lords and House of Commons was won
by the latter.
ONE FOR EuGoPE.
Tho contest for the Albert prizes fin
ished to-day, Sir Henry Halford won
tae first prize, scoring ninety. eight out
of possible 105. Gidersleeye second,
with "A score of ninety-two.
our TEAM EXCLUDED.
The question Of the admission OF the
Americans to competition for the Elcho
shield, was finally decided in the mega
tive. Col. Gildersleeve explains that the
team left New York with instructions to
shoot team match only with the Irish.
Moreover, the team is just now crippled
by the illness of one of its members,
who is an excellent shot. Col. Glider
sleeve, however, is anxious to make a
match with team representing the
United Kingdom, to be shot in the
United States, next year.
Col. Bodine, of the American team,
is i'll.
The Captains OF the British, Irish and
Scotch eights, in letter to the council,
express hope that the various sugges.
tons for match will lead not only to a
contest between the teams of the United
States and the United Kingdom, here.
after, but ensure an annual competition
at wimbledon for the championship of
the world
WITHDRAWAL.
The Daily Telegraph says Russia has
officially announced her intention OF
Withdrawing her proposal for the con-
tinuance OF the Brussels conference.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-The Demo
cratic mass meeting at Dashaway Hall
last evening was under the auspices of
the Young Mems Central Club and was
we'll attended. Robert Farrell and L. N.
Duprey addressed the meeting.
FLoRENcE, Ari., July al Emanuel
Abilas, sentenced to be hung Mt Prescott
on the 23d, has be respited by Governor
Stafford for five weeks.
CHICO, July 21.-Hon. T. G. Phelps ia
speaking here night to fair audience,
principally Democrats and Independ-
ents. The committee failed to make ar
rangements for his arrival.
lREKA, July 21.--H. B. Warren and
G. B. DEMO are addressing quite an en-
thusiastic Republican meeting here
this evening.
NEVADA, Cal, July 21.-A Republican
meeting is being addressed here tonight
by Hon. Ii. S. Page. He is speaking
only of national issues and will be fol
lowed by G. G. Blanchard.
MODESTO, July 21.-The Democrats
held their first meeting OF the campaign
here last night; it was addressed by Hon.
W. Irwin and W. B. C. Brown.
HoLLIsTER, July 21.-- Hon. j. NJ.
Coghlan delivered stirring political adj
droca ~ n, attont;uo a,l;a,oo &, O..
Benito Hall last night.
SANTA BARBARY, July 21.-This morn
ing Jack Cotton was brought into Court
to plead to the indictment against him
for murder. Mr.. Norton, Cotton's coun-
sci, demurred to the indictment, which
demurrer was overruled. Cotton pleaded
not guilty. Mrs. Norton pleaded not
guilty. There was no demurrer in her
case. Cotton's trial comes off Wednes-
day, July 2Sth. Mrs. Norton's on Fri
day, July 30th. Sixty jurors have been
summoned in each case.
BEAVER, Utah, July 81. - Lee was ar
raigned on the first count of the indict-
ment to-day, charging him and seven
others with conspiracy TO murder and
accomplishment thereof. His counsel
put in pleas in abatement on technical
points, which were overruled. Lee then
pleaded not guilty. Dame asked to he
tried jointly with Lee, for fear the trial
would not be reached this term. The
prosecution objected. Court refused to
order joint trial; said the cases should
DO tried this term, aud if it did last to
the last day he would ask the Govern
ment to extend the trial till finished.
Lees counsel asked till tomorrow to
answer II they were ready to go to trial
on the conspiracy case. Court granted
IT, out said very strong showing would
De required to get any continuance. It
is now believed the trial will 20 on to-
morrow The feeling in town is incrsas-
ing against Lee. He appeared in Court
with three wives and two daughters; he
seemed cool and collected. A stronger
guard than usual is kept by the U. s.
MARSHAL. There are witnesses now here
VINO could probably never be got togetb-
or again. Attorneys for Lee and Dame
tonight decided to answer that they will
% fesdy to 60 on with the trial Thurs.
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There is an old California story at n
hunter who told his companions one
morning that he would "go ont and
bring in grizzly" He had not been
absent long when he returned, minus his
gun, hat and coat, and, without stopping
as he went through camp cried out
" Boys. | have brought him - and sure
enough. following close upon him, with
ears back and mouth open, was grizzly,
so near that the whole camp had Ia
search for place of safeiy.-rvirg. En-.
terrrise, l6.
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WF.-Tho San Franeisco s,oc. IA.
port commenting on the visit Of ,ho
Eastern editors. says:
We can certainly look Tor good ,os,,,,.
20 TOW from the correspondence AZ ,hs
editorial visitors. They will find ci,,iI;
zation and refinement where thor ~
pected uncouih manners and tho ~,
of things peculiar to new coun,rr
They will see much 10 admire and l;,,,o
to condemn ard i; is TO be hoped thar in
each case they will speak their MIND
right ont. We want credit for ons
churches. schools, mining and manufnc.
turing industries. for these we have
pushed rapidly ahead We want credit
for tho fruittnlness Of our sol! and tho
salubrity OF our climate, for our splendid
hotels and other structures, in short We
want credit wherever it belongs. And
We do hope that where we deserve sharp
words We shall have them. There Is
room for blame as well "a praise. Give
us simple justice.
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Under date of July 81 Gnssrnor Chs

Under date of July Sd Governor Cham
berlain writes to the New York Herald
expressing his heartiest wishes for the
success Of the Centennial, looking at the
matter as having tendency to promote
national reunion. He concludes by say
ing:
To one point am glad to bear wit
ness, namely, that if there is want of
present progress in the work here, or if
South Carolina shall finally fail to be
properly represented at Philadelphia,
this result will not arise from the indltftr-
ence OF the people at large, nor especially
from any sullenness of spirit or hostility
toward tho Centennial celebration, but it
will be occasioned by other causes which
it Is easier to understand here than to
adequately state to the country. My
hope and belief, however, is that before
the great occasion comes on we shall
have devised ways and means to present
the proofs of the past, present and future
character and greatness of our State
when America shall meet at Philadelphia
to take note of the results of the first
completed century of her national life.
The object is so grand and inspiring that
no State will be found wanting, especially
one Of the "Old Thirteen"
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rALLy ONE.

CHARLESTON, $. G., July 10. The jury
in the case Of ex-Treasurer Parker gave a
verdict for tho State in 1000 This is
the first substantial result of efforts in
this State to bring official plunderers to
ippi;na 3d.