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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
MEMPHIS g. CHARLESTON R.R
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
nn AND ArrER SUNDAY, MAY llTH

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY lATH,
" 1876: r, arr;v.s
Mil t,o;r daily ..,.....12. 20 am 500 m
Exnress M train, daiiy........, 500 pm l2T am
SOmerville accom- dation
(except Sunday)........... 5'E0 pm o,O Am
Ia. sksOn, Tenn., accom- 40 -,rL
M pdation lex. sunday. 4.N pm ~ oV ttl htln
No Il train will not stop ,at nag stations Do
tween Grand Junction ana Memphiis. a.. al
,,o;nfs nd 1t Decatur closely for Mentgo I
ery ed and pUints South, Close connection foi
Nssbvilles by both trains. Close sonhecnons
~ Cbottau, 1oga fof Eastern and Southeastern
points. -
No change of cars between Memphis and
Bristol and NJ emphis and Jackson Tenn
The new and magnificent sleeping car line
will have one Of their new sleePers leaYe
Memphis daily on Express train at ~ P.m
for Lynchburg, Washington aRd baltiNMoIS y n,S
without change. 0Rly one chauge 70 Nen
York and Philadelphia. Time ttseMg m"'
Etes faster than city hms.
Ticket Office, 27s Main street.
WI. ROSS, Sup't,
Tow r. DurN. Ticket Ag't A-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
PUBLICATION.
II H Il
Western Methodist
Published every Saturday and Mailed
Promptly to Subscribers at
50 so Year ibls
Includes Postage.

It is the Organ Of She N. E. csdrch
south, ana ParticuIariy ofsix An.
nual Conferences, viz; Memphis,
North Mississippi, ArRansas 4,
White River, Little Rock nnd
Indian Mission.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LoUIEvnLR RAlLRoAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R.R
Arrives. Leaves.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
m Arrives. LsHyps.

ANN: A.x.i.x.
n. O, Mrii daily ..-......... " 40 SEQ
EGpfssl daily OK Sunday 8.3 40
Frsigh stdgiiy e1. sunday 4.l0 $50
)epet ut foot Of Main street.
Ticket 0fics. 1S7 Main street. oornsT Of
Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

sdgMPaIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leayei.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

And other Eastern Cities .,gi
WITHOUT CHANGE
-, ing many hours in advance Of all other
irss npsn Connections made at Cincinnati Witn
ali lines running
Pullman and Wagner Palace Sleepers
To Toledo. Detroit. Grand Rspids, BalsRoTs' bhaoTs
Hlbsny' Salanf anca and New York
WITHOUT CE AN @ E q.
.Th;s ia the only line running its entire trains
LUIS 70 ri;sgiiie In Cincinnati, and the on ly
line By which pas'SaS'N NdTtSs,a S% the c5Ss sSS csR
rOut9 ". od;aus haul through Louisville by
sSSnsins sSSlS cars at Short Line JuncSp yite
s. and q. S. r. r.. three miles sqata o. .si sIe
,sHity %aS TnIrS st tRSz RnfeT RS Dining Hall hOng
through sleepsrs from NsT gsslHhsa RScH
MSHUAsU MoptSomery and Nashville, make direct con-
ascton at Short Line pnSSU2 FasstS Sp snTStE 6es
sgto this iina g. ...e.. ... |. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

Express daily Except
Saturday. ......... ............ $40 u.n
Mail Train..................... :. $50 u.n
Nashville Accommod H.. SOS 500
Depot at head Of Main street
Ticket Once. 2T Main street. corner Of
Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
Attachment Notice.

L. B. MoFARLANo, Attorney. 5 5
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05

a.sfND 2sc. ( & P. howell 60, ~
E1York, for Fam ..hiet u lao pages. eyu' ..ss
ihsl SIS 81 3tuI i.ewrpAl rrs, al-d eh'M'''S
slitNii Z eesi OF ADVERTISING.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
Cured mt Home.

Persons az q distance mas - CJRRD At
HOME Is nddr, ing letter ~ DR. lABON.
rsHiina cnsc SYMPTOMS. ltf.flh f tles -
disease las CONTINUED, ami have aedieins
promptly Forwarded. free r - sinage sha
curiosity. With fnli and plaiu directions.
Uis u,nati ~ Fever ara Ayle. Piles. shl
Ttsiuia. permanently cnfrd ilo charge.
Person. writing g., the Doctor Will pleas
s's,, the uaisr q t.ir papcr shey sec tAis ~
Neztisemcnt m.
iiseitsiia ten dollars coin. in reFbsffeA
letter. through tne Itni-oficr. er ihreass
Wells fargo and Cps. package ~ nsei.eihe
will te forwarded to any l.ssA 81 the Vnis.
al eominuiicsfi MS stfefis crnhasniial
Address Dr. j. y GfltiiUN. G2j. kAzfaH
street. corner ~ Commercial, san FFaaasN
rost-6f.ce box 1857 Remainder 10 puIBpt
r057 on the letter MiF
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Hurricane Mining Com pany.

huFIle"hs mining company.
OcATloN OF principal place Of bust.
Ihess, III the city and county OF run ran.
ciss", sud state Of .ifornia.
ocau,n Of works, Creana, Humboldt
county, Nevada.
NO ICE is HEREBY GIVEN that ~
= y eeting Of the Directors OF said Con,p nv.
held N ne tn day OF July. 1915. an uss,es'
nient tAo. u ~ Twenty .h,e cents Der sharo
was levied Npon the ear ital stock ~
,he cooperation, payable on tr h. FIRE
'he ch DAY of august, lsT III United
S'ates po'd coin to o. ", Berry. s. crs tary
'hereof, ut its Office, No, 40 Nnn,gnmer,
street, city and county aud state afnse.,.id
ANY stoek nlon which this asses ins.nt shat,
reinaih m aid ON tie said 9Th day Of Augngt
io,o' VIII be dclinqm nt and advertised !,
saie ~ Pnbhc auction. ma unless payment h
mate matte before, vi be- sold n SA'rt Ri11Y m,
We > l-siAl day of AIGUsf. 1876 10
pay the dehnqtn asses mt together w1tb
costs OF advertising and Exp nses sal.
W, ,. NJ BERRY.
Secretary 81 the Hurricane Mining q N.
pany
othee OF the Company located NJ M aAo
montgomery ssrcet, san Francisco. Californin
mlyl2-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.
JusTIcE's COURT. UNION TOWNSHIP HUMBOLDT
COUNTY, NEVADA,
w G.. RECORD

"SoAitE SStAA' NN'vN ~" @Nfsiib
COUNTY, NEVADA,
w G.. RECORD
VIZ.
JAc-B UIRfcH and EVA CLRIcH defendants.
and &. ". luEIlN and X. ". No, D. / eieons
claiming liens On the Zeal Estate hereinafter
described.
Fgyo ALL PERSONS CLAIMING OR
4 holding iiens, under the prov lsions II
an Act of the Legisl,ti.rc of the state II
Nevada tutitled IAN Act TO secErt liens to
mechanics and others. al q tort,ifill oih.r
tts IN relation thereio." tipprovcd March .
1850. on the following desc, ibed preni 81
end real estate situate in III" WI Of winne-
nucCG, in SAID co nty and 81 ate to wit.
Lots number IL and IL on III ok NJ, as desis-
nated upon the off,ial. map + said town
together with tie han, falooh aid all other
hpii0iDls upon said let's
ME EAs. the said Plaintiff has com.
nenced action In said Court az, inst said
n,fc' dants TO iof~rlctc lien hrld ly him
sGainst the hove de- cIibed property. Under
The proyisio rs cf said Act you are he ehy
notified 10 b and appear befole the Jpstice's
Corrt Of rion Township in said county M
he Office If the Justice Of thai, Court in the
town II W'nne nlnccaen the Isl day of August,
A.. d. 1870 az 10 o'cIcek >. NJ. II said day,
then sna tltre to exhibit the proof OF yDur
sale Aiens.
I. Attorney i for Pl.i~i.a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
a GARD.

To all who are suffering frc m the errors
and indisen;icn~ of youth, nervous wei knees,
earls decay, loss OF manhood. sc I VIII send
rcci' that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. = his great n meay was discovered
by missionary IN south America. S.,
sclf-addr, ssed envelope to the REV. j. PHI
4. INNAs. Station u. Bible House. New
Nerk city. mas Cm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
koa,esrna Mining Company.


Il OCAIit-S If principal Ilarc OF bhriness.
U Ain the city snd county ~ San T-.hisco
aud state OF California.
Location OF works. Oreana. Humboldt sonu.
ty. Nevada.
NO ICE J. HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
meeting of The Directors OF said tu.ufa4.y.
held oi the It'll day Of July, 1876. a. assess.
mett tNo. - Of Twenty five Cents ptr share.
was levied Opon the capital sock of the G y.
pcration, re"able en- OF before the sih day af
august, $50, in United States gold coin.
to ". .. NJ Berry. SecreiHr, thereof, at liz
olive No. 2io Mortw merry street, city and
equity and sia;e aforesaid.
Any sock npon " hitch This assessment shall
remain unl aia on the said ,igbth day II "a.
CAST, 1876 VIII be deiinqGenl. and advertised
iof sale at liibhc suctiOa. and unless pa,fue,,t
l. made bef'rc, will BE- sold on sNrukD Y
the IWEN1Y SIXTH day Of AUGUST. s7s,
- pay ihS dsliua ent assessment. icretb,r
VITA cests Of advertising and txpri.ss ~
sale ~ q NJ "a my
secretary Of the Moniezuin. Mining Con-.
pany
once q the Company located st No. go
hiph' Bomefy street. eau Francisco ,aliftrisin.
isi2td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05

How many thousands ~ prisons both nal.
md fen ale. sir ~ are wha are suffering ant.
miserable existence fruin the effects Of .tr,.a
iuduieenCss, or from viI1is absorbed into Il.
system Look az their paliid en,aria.sl
aid diAhgugod faces and iAe.r hraken.d,r.
constitutions. disqaaiiis ing them for Ii, Ia
pihess of us'srristAe Or the enjoyment II M
ia this AHrria situHtion thousands sHfsr un.i
death tl0see ID. scene. lat parents, gtAralar,
lrienAs. attend 10 th8a who aru suffering vhA
any - These horrible iiie-d.strnylhg nls.adAs
sco that .h,. art cared Tor aud rilftd tsi,s
IL be too late. -. nd them nHnediatelyteIR
GIBEON. a physl ian whe has niade tsn.
disease lils cstcc,si study i8r Years. sa4xaa
h. certain 10 cue Tie most inyrterste o.
without mercury ~ eng Injurious drugs ts
important t. taHts ailu arr afflicted. oy Il
those vim az latfresiel ~ the welfsrs i
their fr,1.dS a. be- careful n the mans IN
teildt d doctors 81u iE.esi al critics. publ.s
iBg thar siils ii1 ctEng Ill q sss Eses la lev
days. lrIpsss.hg ugn tlls HuA!le hs nssaz tie
uaiptk, eiaiifCit +. -teiat,s iron InFpge AL
t,tissr places. lsr tifs gttsre careful aid hnase
strict iDgucy. ur yoli maj fall INTO the iafsls
Ul those 81. - lAiaGs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
DAILY SILVER STATE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
W;nnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 10a0 A. N.
snd leaves at 1855 A. "a
Emigrant Trait arrives at 10 p. II
ana leaves at 1045 p. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL nj. and
caves ut IL :45 +. NJ.
GOING WEST
Express Train arrives at $50 p. NJ.
and leaves at $3.50 P. Ii.
Emigrent Train arrives at 1880 r. NJ.
snd leaves at S:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ,
AMI leaves at l2:4O II. NJ.
0 stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise C.tv, llaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
81. and arrives at $50 P. M
From WinDenucca to Paradise Val
ey, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays.
Wednesdays aud Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
nooh5.
Snaup's Express, from Winnemueca
to Varyviile. Bartlett Greek mines. ar
riyes on Thursday aud departs on
Friday OF each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Badger MIL and Minlng Company.

E OCATION Of principal place of business.
e ASan. Fralcisc,,, California.
l.,ea ion of 40 k. IoiumI Ia District, Hum
bold county State of eyada.
Nj Ice I, tLhEBY GIVEN, that at a
meeting of the Board of Direct r., held On the
20;h day OF July 1896. an assessment tNo -
of ZEN teiits per share was levied upon the
ca ital ST. OK of the corporation. PAYABLE i'm
media;ely III tinted a.e~ CODA caln, to iiIe
secretary AT he I'll q of The Company, dGS
california street, l.oJms l. and 10, San Iran
else Califlrf1
any ock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Both DAY 81 ugust,
$40. viii b. del ,bqueHt, and advertised for
sale II. iubiic ane;ion aud, unless payment il
made baf re. will be sold ON IksDAY the
TWIN Y FlnST uay Of SIP tEhBEK. lo1n,
t pay t. q delinquent assessment. together
with costs o. aayeIti ing and expenses If
sale. BY order If the Beard II Directors
y. n. ) INC X, =, creiary.
OFF1cE-4e8 California street, Rooms ~ and
IS san rancisco. California. Jy25-;d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
Seminal weakness.

Seminal emissions. the etssi-eqasnee Il vii.
EhH.e. Tslis solitary ftes. ~ dHpFayssd sexual
indulgence ~ pf.r' lssd bs the youth IL hah
>ssses Ia an siniusI mi hgiisd tent pFsdacsnx
vigi unerguX certainty the following igxinrE
uiorLla syfap'uus nllifs esJntatsd BY a.sea.
tiee lata. ai mstH0ffss VIZ. AEiiow caiaie
htntt aaTk spsfs tiss.er ti'. eYts, pain III ths
head. f4u4iuG iu iht r4r*. y lns Ike the rust
hn.s II iss.fss and ~ hitting q eiiarigsS
uGstAAlIitse Etssais iht Z US wtasnfss u The
lImba. confused Rsrl " EinB cd inteiieet. lss
ut cunndcnrg, dtlsaitire "a approaching
strangers q iniih g. tfi ue y acquaintance,
ais pusitipn O. stuu society iss u ncmoFY,
heesie Cuisines, l3lnssatt esd yarinns eraptsss
at~Ti tte i4eh iHrr q .aite. fefid hrraih.
rofghs. cyirtifi.l 1ah. ttrhi s@eais, bt,ns-
naiia. and fftqutpt insanity. II hliei ts
n0t obtained. shHnid apply ifuTcaizfsy.
either in iAfsar r Is letter. ard hsse 3 Cir
erected Ng l.< new Alid srsantfe mpde u
treating this dissa - Mlah leyes fails Il
clUctiA x u qo & aia radical cure.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05

$5 to &O 0,pss1r day At home. Sam.
sTISsoa& Co Portland, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-05
FOIL TAXES.

" Office ~ HEREBY GlyFS ThM
l Z under the iaW Geh male resident q ~
sta ~ ~, MY cone nd under kistl y's
81 AZ y aubie 80 psi, tax II four aaliaN
An pels n or p 81 IL. company or eo'p.s
a u ~ .ng hiiBine m ,hr late. ana hssak
hy direct contract. .y sLditeetls through Val''
cuiltraett ~. IA THEW ehpioy Que or psit nv
snns liabte tu ard owiua toll Tax, saAll ~ .
iisbls fer any and al Poll nAes thai has,
dne ftom such euploSes. The ~" pa
strictly and pro8.ia y eEiorced.
JAMEe BuCksIE,
County Assessor.
Ninnsmncea April p. 1870. ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28

AN IRISH LIoNEss.-The report of the
Royal Geological Society OF ireland
states that during the year the Gardens
sustained heavy loss In the death oi
the beautiful lioness familiarly called
Old Girl. She was born in the Gardens,
of South African stock, on September 8,
1859, and died on October 7, 1915, after
six weeks of prostration from chronic
bronchitis. During her long career she
presented the Gardens with fitty-f0ur
cubs, OF which she actually reared fifty,
losing only four. This is feat unprec-
edented in the annals OF menageries
and gardens.
She was an animal of very high spirit
by judges to be the handsomest liouess
they had ever seen. Her offspring NOT
only added to the attractions of the
Gardens, but the judicious sale of a por-
tion of them brought 81, 400. in cash, tc
the society. The closing weeks of hel
useful lie were marked by a touching
incident worthy OF being recorded. The
carniyora, when in health, have no OBJ
lection to the presence of rats In theil
cages; on the contrary, they rather wei.
come them as relief to the monotonJ
of existence, which constitutes the
chief trial Of wild animal in confine-
ment.
In illness the case is different; for tht
ungratetul rats begin TO nibble the toet
of the lord Of the forest before his death
and considerably to his discomfort. II
save the lioness from this annoyan
fine little tan terrier was placed in he
cage, who was, at first, received with
sulky growl; but when the first rat al
ipeared, and the lioness saw the littl
dog toss him into the air, catching hiI
with professional skill across the loin
with snap as he came down, she begal
to understand what the terrier was for
She coaxed him to her side, folded he
paw around him, and each night the lit
tie creature slept at the breast OF tn
lioness, entolded with her paws, an,
watching that his natural enemies di,
not disturb the rest of his mistress. Th
rats had a bad time during those ST:
| weeks.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28
The wideawake for NAV.

This excellent juvenile magazine in
the present number fully sustains the
enviable reputation which it has. in SO
short time, SO justly earned. Such
tales and sketches as "The Dol,s Mis-.
sion," "The Angel of the House,"
changing Bear" and ga Child in
Florence" will furnish abundant enter.
tainment to the young people of either
sex. No girl should fail to read the
story entitled "Belle Langley's Punish
ment," for she will not only find 1t
deeply interesting but can likewise de-
rive benefit from the wholesome counsel
which it conveys in such an agreeable
manner. The continuation of the two
serials, "Young Rick" and "Tne Cook
ing Club OF Tuwhit Hollow" will be a
source of true enjoyment to those who
have fortunately read the ope ening chap
ters. "A Summer 1dyl," is charm
ing narrative OF four days camping
out on the shores of a beautiful lake in
nice sketches besides these named; sew.
eral pretty poems that will please the
youthful Imagination; an elegant little
"Centennial Drama" for parl0r repre-.
sentation; and "Twlnkle, Twinkle, Lit.
tie STAR" set to music.
The Magic Carpet, this time, tells oi
curious things about China anu the Chi
nese.
Parents, we think, have but to ex
anime this specimen copy to be con.
vinced that, for the small sum OF 81, they
could not find better present for theil
children than years subscription tt
the "Wideawake." d. Latbrop & Co.
Boston, publishers. e.. ~-..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28
FOREIGN.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
THE EASTERN INSURRECTION.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
THE EASTERN INsURRECTIoN.
RAGUsA. April 2S.-It is reported that
ten thousand Montenegrins have joined d
the Insurgents and will prevent Muk-
tar Pasha from revictualing Nicksic
A Turkish frigate is stationed near
Antwere watching to seize any ship AZ.
irving from England containing arms foI
the Insurgents.
PATTI.
VIENNA, April 29.-AdeIina Patti re.
ceived a grand ovation last night in this
city, on the occasion of the production
of Gounod's opera OF "Airelle."
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, April 2S.-American specu,
laLive stocks are dull.
AN INTERNAL MACHINE,
similar to that which caused the terrible
loss of life at Bremerhaven, was sent
yesterday to chronometer maker In
Clerkenwell, this city, and willie being
opened exploded. It caused a great
sensation, though but little damage was
done.
THE PLAGUE.
Adviees fssm The East say the plague
in Mesop0tamia Is increasing and han.
dreds dying. The plague is very severe
at Hillah and Bagdad.
LAUNCHED.
The double-turretted ship Infiexible
was launched at Portsmouth yesterday.
and the christening performed by Prin..
cess Louisa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28

Mary Merritt was tried, has, 1t said,
stated to several Republican members
that he considered Secretary Bristow
very seriously compromised by the evil
dence which came before him.
P. 7. Barnum's great Centennial tray
cling show opened at the American In
stitute, Philadelphia, last night, to ten
thousand persons, and as many were
turned away. The spectacle, it Is said,
surpasses anything hitherto attempted
by the irrepressible Barnum.
Christian J. Hoffman was yesterday
| elected President Of the Philadelphia
Chamber Of Commerce, Francis M.
Brooke, Treasurer, and Charles Fl. Cum
mings, Secretary. e. Malone, John H.
Kitchener. GNathan Brooke, George l..
Busby, Robert Gray, VIM. A. Durfer,
and VIM. Massey, Managers.
A dispatch just received by General
Sheridan from General Cook says the
Indians at Red Cloud are on the verge
OF starvation, owing to the neglect In
forwarding supplies, and that unless
immediate steps are taken to supply
them they would all leave the reserva
tion, and fears are entertained that
from their present temper they will
make raid on the whites.
The City Clerks Office at Atchison,
Kansas, was burglarized Wednesday
night, and the ledger and journal, con,
tanning all the financial transactions o
the city for the past four years, and the
license book, containing record OF al
licenses issued for the last three years
were stolen. The whole affair Is en-
veloped In a mystery, and no clue to the
thief has been found.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28
LATEST LOCAL,

The little three-year-old daughter Of
Mike Blddinger was run over by street.
car, driven by John Stoden, at River
side yesterday afternoon and quite Sc
verely injured.
Mr.. VIM, OTTO, a gentleman OF excel
lent business qualifications, now oceu-
pies o desk in the office of the Chief Of
Police. he was appointed patroiman by
the Commissioners and detailed for
Office duty.
H. II, SPEARS, a oolored barber on the
Ohio No. 4, took exceptions to the IA
miliarity displayed by aone-armed book
peddler, named Malloy, who entered his
shop on the boat, and was using the
washing materials, and he belabored the
literary chap with a poker. 1t cost
Spears So and costs.
THE monster boa constructor, which
died recently at the Geological Garden.
has been stuffed by DR.. Brown, Curator
Of the Ohio Medical College, and Is to be
placed In the College Museum. 1t was
about fifteen feet long, and there were
nearly two thousand bones in its skele
ton.
PETER MORRIS, a colored man, was
arreste by Officer Burke this morning
| on the corner of Fourth and Broadway,
having in his possession q ply sician's
case, marked "Worthington, Oincin.
NATL" He also had seal-skin cap and
boa valued at $40. The goods are await
| ing Identification at Hammond-streei
Station, where Morris Is also imprisoned
on suspicion.
JOHN HAYDoN, Alexander johnson
and Joe Elmore were arrested yester
| day by Detectives Mead and Murray OF
suspicion. One of the men attempted tt
carve Mead with a large butcherknife
When taken to the Ninth-stree
| Static a-house Colonel Johnston re
membered OF being notified by letter 0
q robbery recently committed on tn
Post-ofice at franklin, o., and, as tn
prisoners had lot OF postage stamps
upon them, they are supposed to be the
robbers. They were taken before Com
missioner Hooper to-day for examina
ton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28
Another Crooked whisky Excite
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ments
By American Press Association to the STAR.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 2o.-The
crooked whisky exposure has produced
a great excitement in this city and i'm
plicates men who held high positions in
business and social circles, and whose
conduct was above suspicion heretofore.
The Grand Jury Of the United States
Court has returned forty indictments
against persons in this city ana district,
duplicating "A. Kaiser, vinegar manu-
facturer, and Isaac j. Beechman, dis.
tiller, as guilty OF fraud. Both were un.
der arrest, but secured bail, the former
on $40, 900 and the latter on $1,000 bonds
to stand trial, and are released.
The case was adroitly worked up by
Detective 5hattuck by procuring let.
ter in Leayenworth In Kaiser's own
handwriting sent to relative In that
city, acknowledging his guilt; also, the
| arrest of workmen near Chicago, who
confessed all that the letter intimated.
Kaiser says In his letter that he was
compelled to use crooked stuff; 1t cost
seventy cents per gallon, and he saw nc
other way to compete with Chicago vim.
egar manufacturers In low prices. He
intimates that all dealers used contra
band liquors. This correspondence i'm
plicates John Glab, also distiller. Be-
| fore justice Is satisfied, other parties
will be entangled in the meshes of the
law.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28

Rhode Island law requires dogs to be
licensed. The Providence Press says
Tnis morning small black .and-tan
trotted into the Central Station, bearing
In his mouth a business card ON which
was written, ''Glve Inc my license and
my master will pay you." Looking eau
tlously around, the canine, as though
with human intelligence, entered the
clerks office, and rubbed against Officer
Blaudlng. The officer immediately filed
IL to the dog, and he wagged his tall vig-
orously In acknowledgment, and then
departed.