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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03
A full stock OF No. l goods at
JEssUP g. SCoTT's.

THE LloHT OF THE milling
sxces are the household lights, Can a wife
expect her husband to smile when she sets
before him poor sreads Can husband
look for smiles from his wife if he offers her
inferior materials for making bread! II
you, sir, will please your wife get D. B.
Deland h Co.'s Best Chemical Salaratus,
and she will produce bread and biscuits
that will please you-that will please her,
and there will be light in the household
smiles all around. Use it instead Of Soda
or Raking Powder.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03
1Nsw Ulm & Redwood Stage Lines.

CApAI.r SrAaR EAc4 WAY.
Redwood Fails to Marshall On Friday and return
- Saturdar.
Redwood Falls 70 Springfield on Monday and
ssturn same Cay.
Redwood Falls 70 Ninnesoa Falls. via yellow
Medicine On Tuesdays and Fridays and return ON
Wsdnesdays and Saturdays.
Redwood Falls and Beaver Fails and return.
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Rev. + D Nsill provost Of Macales.
Ter College, viii write history Of
education in Minnesota, and the work
i ssrtsin 70 Be both readable sDd %.
susaes.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

During the past week the Legislature
has not transacted any business Of special
interest to this locality.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The County Board held an adjourned
meeting on Tuesday, All the members
were present. Proceedings will be pub
lished next week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The prospects OF even fair crop Of
logs reaching the mills Of Minnesota
and Wisconsin, this year, sre far from
flattering, and lumbermen have fears
iof . log famine,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Al persons k.owing Themselves to
b indebted to the xnders,gnel firm,
IRE rroue,teu to caH anil settle innsetli-
ase!y.
STICKLE d VII TSHIRE.
Re1poOd Fuiis, jan, 18Th, 1915.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Mr.. Swanson, highly respectable citi.
gen Of Walnu, Station, died very suddenly
last week, Of dropsy Of the heart. He was
unmarried.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Gas can now be had in Faribault At
% per 1000 feet. Tits is the cheap
est to be had in the State; that is, il
the local papers giving the news refer
to illuminating gas.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Edward Webster has been arrested
IN Boston and placed under SIS, 900
bonds on a charge of bargaining to
give verdict 10: 4 party on trial
where he was juror.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Judge Baldwin, started to Granite and
Minnesota Falls, this morning, on a:pro-
fessional tour.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

q. ". B'si-y AID r. }. Peabody return
cd last evening from their trip to Sioux
Fails
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Orvis Mason was taken suddenly aud
seriously i'll. last Monday, with brain fever
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

4 DVRRTIslNG: Cheap ,Gsod: syste-
n matic.--All persons who contemplate
m.kine contracts with newspapers for the
;nsertion Of advertisement, shouM send Is
cent? to Geo. p. Rowsn 4 Go a srk Row
New York, for their PANPHLRS BOOK
NINETY seventh edition), containins ists Of
over 1000 newspaper and estimatssshow.
IN. the cost. Advertisements takp for
lesdinx papers in many Statea 4 attlnen-
dous reduction from publishers' ray Get
the book. " IA
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The returns from the Town OF Lamberton
show births and ; deaths during 1878.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The GAEETrs Office has been moved to
Till Tibbett's building, on Mill st. oppo-
site the Redwood House, where cur friend.
can fEd US.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03
R. r. Meeting ut Minnesota Falls.
From The Minnesota Falls Scr,i,

From The Minnesota Falls Scrtioe
We learn that the railroad meeting n
that place jan, 18th was large and
The object Of tho meet
ing may b gathered from the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted.
WHEREAS, BY an act Of Congress
aud the State Legislature, in the years
1866 and 1867 certain lands in this
State we're granted to the Hastings 4
Dakota Railroad Company on condition
that the said company should complete
its line Of road from Hastings to Big
Stone Lake in this State, within ten
years from the date Of said grant, and
whereas, said company has completed
its line Of road only about one-third OF
the required distance, Notwithstanding
the tact that the time for the couple.
tiou thereof has nearly expired, aud,
whereas, the lands granted to said
company lie mostly in the counties OF
Redwood, Renville. Chippewa, Yellow
Medicine and Lac qui Parle, which
COUNTIES are all greatly 10 need Of q
railroad, and, whereas, the counties
above named are mostly we'll settled,
and the country through which the line
Of said road would pass. offers business
in the transportation Of grain goods
and passengers, sufficient to furnish
said road, at least reasonable compen-
sation aud, whereas, said lands are
reasonably worth an amount sufficient
to build said road aud place it in tue
hands of the company free Of cost ;
aud, whereas, said lands, by reason OF
the non completion Of SAID road, are
kept in condition to prevent their
being occupied ny actual settlers, aud
paying their due proportion Of take,
in the counties before mentioned, great
ly to the damage of the actual settlers
thereof. who have cast their lots and
ehanced their fortunes along the pro-
posed line of said road in the belize;
that with the liberal public aid offered
said company. the line Of said road
would long ago have been built; and
whereas, said company have not showu
even ordinary enterprise and energy
in the building Of said road, and are
now asking our Legislature and Con
yress Tor u still further extension OF
time in which to complete said road.
Therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that We. the citizens Of
the above named counties. do heren
emphatically oppose and reu.oustra'e,
against any extension Of time to the
said Tasting l. Dakota Railroad Csx.-
pany, by the Legislature aud Congress
for the completion OF said road.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that We res
pectfuIiy, but earnestly, petitioa our
aud Congress, to grant no
further time for the completion thereof
aud that We request our representatives
in said bodies, to use their utmost en-
deavors in all reasonable ways, to pre-.
vent the granting Of any further time
for the building Of said road.
1t Was also, resolved that the chair
appoint = committee Of one in each
County to call a meeting Of the ci,i-
zens to appoint a man to 60 to St.
Paul aud assist our members il Offering
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

4 new supply Of legal blanks, leeds,
Oh STALE mortgages. esA'
1 A--ebr ~ g ~ s0ae.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

l. NJ. Van Setback was in Town this
week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Taylor 4 Pesse, = law and collecting
drn Of Sleepy Eye, were in Town last
might.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

There was pleasant "Hop," At
Sehmshl's Hall. last evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The Spanish government has sent to
other European governments q reply
10 the recent note Of the Uhitcd States
affairs in Cuba. According
to the account given Of the Spanish
note, it is "digai6ed in tone ;" it in
sists that call just claims" Of citizens
Of the United States 10 Cuba shave
been satisfied, or are before the courts
and that "the commerce between Cuba
aud the United States is greater than
ever" Therefore, it maintains our
purposed meddling with its manage
msnt of: Cuba is unwarranted,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Bishop Simpsons numerous friends
will he glad to hear OF his ressoratio"
to health and his insreascn activity
since his return in October last, from
ois Episcopal trip to Scandinavia and
other European countries.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The new Elevator will he completed in
about two weeks if the weather should be
favorable. There has been some delay ON
account Of lumber not arriving in time, and
the weather has interrupted the work
some days, 1t will he good building.
On Friday evening a. the storm was rag
ing, Nat Oderman's building, occupied as a
saloon, was discovered to be on FIRE, and
for short time the flames were 70 ling out
Of the chimney, four or ave feet il. height.
But, Ivy the timely assistance Of Jas Nc
MILAN, it was quenehed, after great deal
OF excitement and little 6re.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

All communications and Locals must be
cent to this once by Wednesday morning
e insure their insertion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

Chattel Mortgages for sale At this ONCE.
Job Work Of every description done at
sAis ONCE. No. l. Press and material.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The storm last Friday was the severest
that has been experienced in this section
this winter. 1t was fairly entitled to be
called a "blizzard'' but was gentle seph-
" compared with some Of previous years.
Il was by no means dangerous ono to
persons travelling on the prairie. Very
little snow fell and there was less on the
ground, consequently one could see some
distance and there was no great danger OF
getting lost. The wind was sufficiently
violent. East Of New Ulm about six inch
e. Of snow fell and blockaded the trains
for one day. 49,,
We understand that some cases Of the
Black Hills fever are appearing in this
community. When epidemics prevail, un-
usual care should be exercised by all and,
~ An incentive to greater precaution, W
suggest tb At there is great danger that tn
hair lifting business will be mixed in, pref.
" freely, next summer. The government
apparently, does not intend to preven
miners going there but will let them pro
.ect themselves against the Indians whe,
there. Already there are signs Of hostilit!
and the chances are that scalps will b
more abundant than able bodied and sue
cessful miners. II any 80 from this plac
We shall consider that we are taking dna
farewell. 1t least to the top. # their heads.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The Redwood Grange Of the Patrons Of Husbandry
will held meetings regalsry IN the LIST and I'd Sat
a.A<ys Of every month, At !, O'Clock r. 4.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

goods just received at
In. AIreaoooK's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03

The chair appointed
D. L. Bisham, Redwood County.
N. Stone, Renvills County.
S S. Russell, Yellow Medicine Go.
J. S. jacobson, Lac qui Parle, Co
A. W. Lathrop, Swift County.
G. W. Frink, Chippewa County.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03
THE WEEKLY SUN.

A large, eight-page, Independent, honest
and fearless newspaper, Of IS broad COL
.umns, especially designed for the farmer,
the mechanic, the merchant and the pro.
,fassional man, and their wives and chill
the besre aim to make the WEEKLY Sun
II is full OF es-ewsPaper in the world.
l,eading Of every sort, D@ end instructive
o1end the most scrupulous ---.hing n
taste. Price $l.20 per year, postage re
maid. The cheapest paper published. IT,
4 address the SUE, New York City. nj
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-02-03
FOR RENT,

4 go ssssass house u tAis .siiass.
laquirs =
lo-A SA8A e7NAA
, 1876-06-26
greiie Der Mnsrigen:

$Sros,rs gn,etssn ntsfea Mt, yer bers&na.
adt pter weniaer { etlsa ). .h etnen eauare.
aue gu,etaea fnb I'm e.taus Su ;ohlsn.
Die 2eituna wi,t IN &iamOnb Sub urt'
asaenb sun ben SrGsern tar IS sents per
Wrde ausgetra9en.
, 1876-06-26
balb enti9loIiene 9oltung annimmt.~

o"'o S"'IT'p1N"S Trfa'ituhy uhb''H'Wl.
Mebrcre girfaHier finb ouf ben Ser
ta6t bin. BEL BEN Dor tpenigen 3nsen
an ben Minltern periibten Msu6eImor-
De bstbeilist seiueien5u Icin. perboftct
lporoen. 9ie pDli5ei bot cine Quonti,
TIT WaHeu unb Munitiom nit gsldlos
belegt. Ser Sultan i'll nnmobl.
0unbo n, q. SUM. Mon msloet
aug Ga9ula, boB Die S%niursenten bas
Nepelinies3ba s~spliinbcrt u,o reide
8eute semadt hdtten. Sic Snlursentth
weilen ben WoHenItiGitano unter icocr
8eoineuns 5uriif unb baben benz Baron
&obi@ cine 3ulammenfunit perlueiscrt.
Su1ursenten in benz 9asu'Yoiie per-
iu@ten ni6t, Die 8erprouiantirun9 Nies
Iics su perbinbern, neil lie bon Monie'
gro politipsn Sefebl erba!ten battsn. li6
rubi9 5u nerboltcn.
, 1876-06-26
9nldnSi(9e peptfNrn.

Darlington, 81. SUM. Gey
5isnalheamte 81 Cope Wtap bcriGtet au
ben Geef oes Si9nuloienites Ser
schooner nG0a", nit elmer 2qbuRa
3uder unb DteloHe pon 9orto &ico nod
New GOT beitimmt, 1T bel u9ereioro'a
SnIet" auf ben Strano 9~eIaufen. Gin.
aelnbsiten feblen."
9 o It 0 n, "a. SUM. Gin ioebsn an.
sctommener Sampfer beridtet, baB er
Captain Sanien in 1einer tlsinen S6a
luppe Centennial, nit pel6er oerielte
ben S5ean nu6 europa su iiberi9ifsn
oeriudt, an lssten Gientas Ditli@ pom
Sup Gable seisbsn babe.
Cincinnati, %. Stunt. Gin &c,
ger, Ramens @tliams, uurbe in Der
p~ersansenen Na6t BON einem DDbelbau
fen aus Dem @efdnsnilie in burlington,
&p.. senommen uno oil ben ndbItsu
8aume sebdnst.
Cincinnati, "a. SUM-. Cine Sc.
peide ous Yoris, &p., melost, oob 81
Mbenos Elm Srtan iiber ben nDlblihen
She'll iener feSte uno 10 big II Sduler,
lotpie cine MetbooIIentir1e Dem Grobo-
ben slsi9 ma9te. Sicle Bdume wuroen
entpurSelt, uno elm betra9tll4er 5Aaz
ben onseri9tst. SOUR 5nsi Yerio#en
wuroen psrlcbt, cine oetitlben 9efdbrliA.
Sn GlGplaspiae, &p., i4lis Der 8lis in
elm Saus Elm, i'll suel9em li9 5pei SAB
den Yuluer tefanoer. Cine GyplpiOn
erfolste, our9 wel6e bas 9anSe @ebau-
De 5erIt6rt puroe. Cine NcSerIn erlitt
bebenfli9e @~erlebunSen.
Snbianapolis. "a. SUM-. @m
Senrp Sobnlon, mclder i'm lebten Sc.
3ember ieinen @tiefiobn Satob &ebman
in @aris, Sno., ermorosk, puroe sefsrn
our9 Den Strans bin9eridtst.
, 1876-06-26
bic Tnhkur

NJ beIttnmt. has san3e bis9srise Setlpcrfabren unrs
5uitoben. Ole Sur ptro ourb ea$ fogenGnrte
Subbac nab bnr4 gtnnebmen Don &ofpnloer
bepfrft Z lie scb6aber seissH an, no bic &routbeit
ibren Sts bat, nj ttff lie iiest, nnb at slei9tr
3tis 5eiSen fe bic 9ebeustrait bes Ienl9cn an,
Iauleube iInS tn ben lebten Suet SGbren ir Der
Gaeesauiiait, "a StantoN Str Ron Nert, Scbeilt
Ner;te uub &pothtt,T. Die Sohbieer unterldeteer
Hy ron unberen 8dberr oaburd, Sus Se bireft auf
Ste 9rantHSi. s~inrfrter, II. D ben traRteu Stoii snta
iommt, etc Enb din @erbrsnnnnss ober ansl4eis
bnusssHroc.B ber SraafHettsftoiIe. Sober Sranfe
ptr6 BET oer anpenbnn9 BIT fer fvr f~o5uiagem ietn
eisener arst. @s1h SenoHS snr5 hteis gdber pes
I.nb mad Ser bisssrissn bsttmetbose bic Mittet
semobnlid sedbrtidsr limb ais eteSrantbettie t5it,
nne tl4 offers IN 9anits peer tseHaedrcr Trants
Obsie!S Sic s.,baber ous aranfbsaen, innsrli5
nnb duberlih, %furiren, 10 limb bod BITE @irtnneen
bet folaenb, u Erontbetten, Defenders penn he lid
nod In aeuternS %ultamee b~sfnesn, sanS1ubsrorsents
lid: Tiebcr, ie1bt Merusns mnb Gg2hnsiteber.
uerben {sbr l4asn, Stmobulid init l-3 Bdoert,
furirt. SaISz uaS Experimentation nirb,
belonbers bel iunaen 9euten N. In, criten Stadium.
eew5bnlia Ici4t furtrt. @Gnerfud1f, Ghers
.s:aSa sns,r. w sss sb OF atr ,ssF aSa'I ioa siie's oas
tBpbiIittthe Rrantbsitsn In iebsu Srass. pei
dubcrcn Erantbsitsn, SranoWuneen, @es
tdlpiieen, Gtropbeita &C; IL Dte Wtrtun9 stHt
pl5blide u. fidtbare.' Sur sn Bah til binretdleno,
INN SeSsn BON Der @trfnas IN ibsrssusen. Mas
eeufrebS unb bic iossaannte &lrns ober
Suderrubr (eiue bis ieSt nnbetlborc erontbeit)
rourben seb.ilt. 1d testsrrr srontbett seb.n -
pro,ent SsS 3uteritoHss NIT i,Ssm Babe Snr9 bta
llrin a5.
Die Babes unb gtunebmes4afu tcerbtn nod
ttser SIaS Int 0anbe ~periaubt, Dtr 4rtts beS
&abcsPnlprrs n So, Ser hes GtAnebme 5 puluers
81. M&aN IaNc j9 cine @loiAare l5er bic 9obfu
N eusti%te ODER Ssati4sr Sprade idifen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
y "a Stonton Ctr. (Box 1901
Msp VorE
, 1876-06-26
Guro.aDhe Nahtih

SarIrnDe. Ote PetltlonScommiilon
Der 3weiten &ammcr bat Die Ssldlwerbe
oeS 6cbottsur oe5 nPIaI3er SOtsn".
Iusult 8erberih Don Manubcim, oab
er BET leiner 17monatlid}eu @eIduguib.
BAIT - ucsen Seleiol9uns oes 2anosa.
BERN. oeS Nel1 stan,lcr5 Ano Ters
9ebenS sesen ole Oiieutlibe Sronun9
uno 9ieli9lon - nit 3lpans CUR msd)as
nlldsn &rbelt au9ebalten unO oer iGr
9%enelne Strdpm9e ssgebensn Sausoros
nan9 untsrwOrien worNeu iet, oabin
b%eantuortet, bag fem @slee Den gs'
9riii npolltIlAer Serbredcr" femme, uno
oaB cine Strsiinlttgnng bcim S~tral5ous
Sns sesen etc J. 3. nod olclcn 10y.
Slerroa!teure, bel oeu auf 0ruuo be5
&an5elpara9rappen uerurtDciltM tatbos
Illdsn Priepcrn. ionic bel eIueh YrsBs
uer9cbem osS porlle9enoeu Suites Elm
Sobn auf lsoes 9fedtSbewuBtlein III.
W lei Ypldt Der Solt6ueriretuug, bars
iiber Su wod}eg, baB biz 0runolG9e oea
Sgmaultat bel Der Straiuourrsduua
ntd)t rerlcet witroen, abcr ard, Dap
nItt ourN Iallcge Namaultat baS @eisg
seOcu9t wcrOs. Oe Dieraui be;lslide
Verbanolgn9 in Der &ammcr lpulH
TART III oca &ulturtampl buIber. 9tad.
bcm abcr Der 9%nltljulmlttr aftenmoBls
Die SrnunloI9teu Der eMScIn:n Ss.
lblperoepunfte nad9cmlelen uno con.
lIallrt bate, Da6 ple meIlteu cln9elperr.
ten Yrielter blm SerlaNeu o.o @e'
fansnIB,S lid iariitlld iir bic humane
Vebanolun9 beoanften. uno DaB Die
@ewaBrun9 oOppsltsr Tatlonta bel
s'nl9eu Sorpaisul.n Ole unSuIrlscenb:lt
10 ort perlAeaht bobr, slng ote &ail'
MGR h5cr ote lragllde SclAweroe gun
Ga9ssoronnus lber.
SeItens oes tOposrupbiiden Bureaus
peroen ae%9enuarl,9 neun Gps6laltartsu
0eS 9roBbersoytbumS Saoem beryetsut,
Die aui ITO Slatlsrn in Mtabllub BON
l: $4,000 cia gan; 9snaues Bib DeS
eauocs gcbsn werren. Ole 0erltsl,
!un9sfolten Oct &arts lino auI 500 200
Wt. oeranl1lu9t.
Bum DIRECTOR Scs Y%oiptcdnitumS
fir oas Sluo,cuiabr 1857 lit Yros
Islor Or. 0atob SirotD gswaplt uuo
beltatlst uproen.
Der Ibihlus itber Ole Grlteanng Der
bIelt9en RicrOeeilenbabn nit GiuIlrn.
seneur MeltsuIeto poa 8rcmeu 1T euo'
lid ertnl9t. 0teruuh iou Die Sobu
tonattenS lnnsrhaIh zines Sahres erbau.
, 1876-06-26
England.

Qonbon, "a. SUM. 5r.6pfer suirh
am Montase int nnterbauic Die Trast
AN Srn. Sisroeli itslen, % bic britll4f
Reaierung Die @abrbeit Der 8erlhte
iiber bic in 8nlsorisu BON ben Surter
periibten @rdueltbaten beltdiiscn tonne.
Sen. Mm. Noie MonSFislo itarb &C.
itern on einem 9unsenI6loge.
, 1876-06-26
nsnsfs telsgr. gspe(hsn.
91nemarf.

9openbogcu, "a. SUM-. Sas
Golfctbins nobm bedte nit 81 eese1 "a
@timmen Die u@rmomentafte" oil uno
pe1,porf ben Noridois Der Sinfen, mels
der Dor Sturgeon Die @liF0iuns Ger
Gammer perurSa9te.
, 1876-06-26
Sur!et.

2onbon. "a. SUM. Ser Barrier
Gorrciponocnt Der LINES" la9t: r0ie
Ditli9e 6rase it eur9 sine @n5abl aIar
.mirenber @cyitbts wicoea iii Den Wor-
b%ersruno scorangt w3roen. Gs 1T elm
uo6er Srrtbum 81 siaubeu, oob Die So
lung Der Syaee nabe beuorltebt." Die
ruiiii6e Gelcsropbcn MsentAr msloet
baB bic peri9isoenen Ma4te ibre Slot.
ten ommonoanten a%n9cpielen baden,
Die 9arasrapben beg 8crtrass in Be-
sus orf Die 9urbiubr Der S%aroaneaen-
firabe 81 reipeftiren.
9is uSimes" erbiclt beute fDlsenoc
Depel9e aus Berlin: nSie biclise BE
.sieruns beablidtigt, lofort cine Inlsibs
snon 1926, 100000 5u 4 YroS. gu erbeben
Ser lsrbilhe %&riegsminilier bat ben
.6iirlten Milan benadri1ti9t, bab oas
geiammte smeite slufsebot Der ierbilden
Mlili5 mobil .eemaGt uno al Die @renSe
,abmorI9irt 1T. Die icrbiide Mrmee III
jest 112, 900 damn ltart. alf ben Shr.
den linb in 6olse bcr brobenocn SuItuns
Serbisn's a1e @slddite iuspenoirt."
Mtan melret aus 8erinl baB Siirii
Milan pon @erbien Ii@ in elmer miBli=
den Gage befinoet. SHIRT &~arassorse.
mid, wslder Mnipril6e auf Den lerbi.
i9cn Sbron erbebt, bennbt lelnen Gin
ilub, nm Die 9eioenl@uft bes @oltes ouf
suita9eln, uno ous a%lscmcine y iibl
lit entl6iehen 5u @uniten eiues &rie9es
,se9en Die Siitfd. 9ie Yapularilat oes
6irItcn &arascersetui9 nimmt 5lL mn
Die lerbil9e &esisruns befar9tet 9ubc-
~ft0rungsn unter Dem @olfe.
Yaris, "a. SUM-. r2u Sranee" Der
Diientli9t einen Seri@t, oem5afolse oil
in Gouhantinopel yarniionircnoen Srup
pen repnlilrt baben. Ser 9eri@t lit big
iebt nod nidt belidti9t.
Gonbon "a. SUM-. Cine Miencr
9epeids beg ~@tanoarS' meloet, oab
@raf Mnoroiip lcbtbin baufi9 nit ben
gulli16en uno onberen @ciauoten Yero,
tbunsem sepHosen bat, Is luurbs be
i9lpien, bic @ertrcter Der Md9te in
Velgrao an5Mmetien, 81 ertldren, bob
Scrbisn, ,penn oaiielbe einen &ries &c.
gen bic Siirfei unternimmt, feline Siilfc
unb losor feline freunoli1e Ncutraliiat
bon Seitsn ber9Rd9te su erwarten babe.
8ublunb unoO efrsi9 boben bel9luNsn,
i'm Notbfalle im8ereine sesen cine cpell,
tuele GrieosnstDruus oufSutreten.
Cine 0epeide bes rStanbarb" melbet
aus @unitontinopsl: o@rpBe "Mufresunq
berridt bier uao oielelbe III td9liA I'M
@a6len besriffen. Ser Yalaf ocsSul-
tans MuroO lit Sag uno Na9t bon Ra.
paleriepolten nm9eben, 9ie ruifii9en
Ginwobner lenoen ibre Gamilien aus Der
Staot. Sbrabim Yai6a 1T perboftct
'%poroen; man muntelt, oerlelbe isi in
rulliI9e Sntrisusn perwidelt uno hdtte
benz ueritorbenen Sultan sebplfen, lei.
,,sn PripNti@ob onf Die Ssits Su I9af-
fen. Sic Genlur liner Die YreIle 1T lebr
1t.eng. 9rei tiirtilde uno orsi fran,0li-
1Ae Sournale linb iuspenbirt. Sic DC.
rieruns niro miticoem9a9e unpopoldrer
unb mnb in aurSsm fallcn, tpenn lie ni@t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AN AMAZoNIAN ENCOUNTER. - ester-
day afternoon two nyn,ps da pace, who
occupied the same house On Bridge
street entered iuto "a controversy, which
eliminated in blows. One OF the fair,
but frail. ones received serious in-
jnries, by being struck on the head with
II bottle. Acting officer Gibson caused
a cessation of nostilities, and com
plants against both were sworn to by
the District Attorney, aud warrants for
their arrest issued by Justice Davis
Ono was arrested, and DIR. Hutchins
was called TO dress the wounds of the
other. which he pronounced to be of a
serious character. The case will 4
tried in Justices Court to. morrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Anti hfnese Circular.

SAN Francisco. May 10.
AT meeting of the Eleventh Ward
Anti Coolie Club last night the follow
lug circular was adopted and ordered
sent to employers of Chinese
SIR 1 am instructed by resolution
of the Central Anti Coolie Club of the
Eleventh Ward, to notify you that un-
less you discharge all the Chinese now
in your employ in one week from date
hereof, your name will be placed on
the black list of this club, and published
in the daily press All the members of
anti-Chinese clubs of this city are pro-
hibited from purchasing from or in
any manner whatever patronizing any
tirm, company, factory or person EN-
ploying Chinese labor.
Selecting Delegates.
The Democratic County Committee
have began work of selecting dele
gates to the State Convention. Ii is
asserted that delegates will be in-
structsd to vote for Piper.