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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-01

-AyrY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
III Company Of principal place
81 business, San Francisco. California. LoeA-
t,on Of works, Lyon County, State OF NeSsaa;
Notice Is hereby given that s' meeting o.
the BOARD of Directors, held on the 18th day
Of December, 1873. an assessment, Nc. 10, o.
Ftfty Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the eorpoIanon' pA!Aoie III
medintely in United States gold coin, to the
secretsry, at the office Of the eompsny. NO
an C.liiornia street, Room No. 5, San Fran
cisco. California Any stock upon whioh thls
,ss,ss1oent shall remain unpaid on the z9in
dsy M January, 1876, will be delinquent. and
s5yertised for sale st public suction; and M
less psvment is made before will be soId on
TUESDAY, the Fifteenth ils) day OF feora-
arr ls3o. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
toyefher with costs Of advertising And e1-
renses Of sale.
nv order OF the Board of Directors
GEO. X. SPISNEY, Secretary.
oFFIcF-Na. so California street, Room
No san Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-01
YOUNG MEN

Who NAY be suffering from TIC ehees OF
yoIthf,,l sollss or ind. ssreilon. Viii 10 Nsh 10
sy.I them.slycs of this. tbs great - bJon
.v,r laid a. the altar OF suffering humanity
DIR SPINNEY viii guarantee 10 forfeit n'e,
hundred dollars fc- every case Oh srhai4lai
veakness or private disease OF any .lno ~
character which he undefskrs sd ~. 70
era He vuuld therefore, SAY 70 thc Gnie,sa.
nae safYer,r Who may read this notice, hAs
vou Art tfeading upon dangerous ground shsp
You Ion yer delay in see sins TIE kfopts ,eh.eay
Tor ysa- complaint foa may De " We MS
..AssIS.smssr Soa, ss up5n he la.:. aud
a.. -;rxYrr.z ssTfe o. AL 8. - $50 ssscfs re-
m-tnSsr thss IL ron obsfius,<ly persist In ySe-
rr.s,,na,ion. sbe time must come Shen We
most stilltl physician can ,s h IN IN ~ 4.
1900 AGAINST you when no angel OF mercy
ean hing you relief In no eAse bas hie
Doctor faiied OF sacersA Iasn ses HSs se,lr.s W,
vorS itsels upon yeGr isnaxinSsaon, bat sv lll
,onrs-I Of The beneficial results OF rs
,ys.,Iaeu, besors your ease Is be3ond TIE
r-sab a metiesl skill. OF t,sfose griis death
hurIies y0a 70 . premature grsse
MIDDLE-AGED MEN!
w.. A. rr.ary Of the age Of thirty 70 SKY
vt,a arr sroa tlsd With to9 fres nj
a, ,he Nlatdsr eftsn accompanied ~ silsh'
smsrtins or esirnlIs ssIas. sio 80
"a account Tor en- EXAMINING Me sriIiAsJ
s,r,oxsts \ rovy sediment vii ofs<n De i"aiiaa-
All sosne.iuszs ANAL particles OF sltionsei
VII afx=Ax. o. ths co8os vii VI OF thln ana
nsIrfeh hs. again changing 70 . dA-k and
ta<I,id spp-s-snoe Thsre are many n1en no
i AZ a thss 6ifscalsy. ignofAns Of zee esriss.
.l,sch Is tie ssooDd stag 81 seminal vsak-
rss. Ir : vii SA.rAntee g.riees sSrs In
i ~ such asa AID healtAy fsssn4at.oa VI the
l serito-z-xSnsry osgAnh
R-OnlJ an Etervisv required IN .
| ,,ssa-Ity a cases balance OF Treatment can
l f,s .s5du-tsd ~ home Without interruption o.
/ ha.su-M An letter.. or sonrnn'eAisiss
| strictly oonsdential
l A., fr,,-n 4 10 only ConsElt<tsol, Pres
ffs.ros.Sh examination and sixiee, 3 y.
f,rs-- No lss SOUTH Z SIsLLI. VIZ
l Sini. City. where be viii be peassd to consul
l Win al Who may be suffering. from ehr0ni'
| CO s;--e1A DisrAs<a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-01
VIRGINIA CITY COAL COMPANY. To-

VIIRGINIA CITY COAL COMPANY. Lo-
v cation of principal place Of business
virginia City, Nevada. Location OF works
Ell Dorado Canyon, Lyon County. Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees of said Company, held
on the Fourth t4th) day of December. A. d.
1875, al assessment no. 81 Of Ten llOl Gents
per share was levied on the capital stock OF
SAID Company, ps yable Immediately in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the otf1ce
Of the Company, No. 81 South street, VIZ
GINA City, Nevada. And any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on
saturday, the Eighth 18th day of January. A, D.
1876, shall be deemed delinquent, and Will De
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before VIII De SOLO on
MONDAY. the Tenth 10th day of February.
A. ID, 1876. to pay delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs of advertisement and eI-
penses of sale.
Y. C. LORD, Secretary.
Office No. 50 South street, Virgins City,
Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-01
San Fernando Mining Claim,

Az Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Henry S. Fitch, one of the co-owners of
the ledge owned by the so called San Fernando
Company, located in Blue sulphur Springs
District or otherwise the DEVILS Gate Mining
District, Lyon County, state of Nevada, has
expended in the year A. ID. 1874, upon said
ledge and claim for labor and necessary ex-
penditures, the sum of Two Hundred and Six
teen Dollars in United States gold coin, in
accordance with the Act of Congress. entitled
" An Act to promote the development Of the
mining resources of the United States, ap-
proved May 10th, 1872. And that the said CO.
owners with said Fitch are required to con-
tribute their proportion OF the said expendi-
lures, namely You, the sdIninistrator. ex-
ecutor or legal representatives OF Charles l..
Fitch, deceased, the sum of Fortythree Dol
lars and Twenty Cents $500. You. the ad-
ministrator. executor or legal representatives
of George W. Nickerson, the sum of Two Dol.
lars and Sixteen Cents ts2.l6l, all in the gold
and silver coin OF the United States. And If
at the expiration of ninety days after the
publication of this notice, you or either OF
you fail, or refuse to contribute such proper
ton, the interest Of the delinquent parties in
the said mining ground and claim, or ledge.
shall and will become the property OF the un-
dersigned, who has made the required expen-
ditures.
HENRY s. FITCH,
535 California ST.. Room 2.
San Francisco, CAL, Dec. Is. 1915.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-01

uEnRlCK's ywroRrED OLE.
Merrict's Inir, r.ed o "a shupis remedy
hut powerful To do good. Cures Rheunssisn'
and Neuralgia and kills all pain instantly :.
lie perfectly safe sud harmless Price. fly
challenge he world ~ produce it, equsl-
Agents--Crane B Brigham. Wholesale pres~
gists. Gan francisco. California. Ies s1eV
SaSStsr: DpshSDsAvS6. slssWSe1K -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-01
BRING ALONG YOUR
.PRII.NIT.1..Nia

uu4v1yG LATELY ADDED, AND BEING
sin in receipt, of New Fonts Of the
, 1876-06-10

Lose SERVICE REWARDED.-An English
opinion OF the late 3Ir- S;e<art's career Us
business man il that It exhibited in him the
p,-=essiln u ordinary qualities in an extra
ordinary dsgre-. His baquests TO his en-
Ployees exhibit. ssys the journal in question,
the same busiues=-'iks care and ciserimina-
ton tha. I'D 10 bis arn4ssing 50 considerable
q fortune. These have now been awarded.
and the trans4c;ign may well Be described as
extraordinary when It u found that the
nuuter Of employees who have served the
firm for ten year, and upward reaches three
hundred That this Il something little
short of four-and-a-h4lf Per cent. Of tbs whole
nuraber Of the late Mr. Stewsrt's employees,
said 10 b seven thousand all tod, gigss
some idea Of the extent OF The great dry
goods merchants business The settlement
required a sum Of ihrss hundred thousand
dollars, and il is pleasant 70 notice that IN
many cases the records Of service were
s,re;ehed b. Mr. HJiol Ii;iIe 10 bring the
deserving within the range Of thi- handsome
testimony 70 long and faithful services. In
view Of the fact that few busine-sas II Amer
ica have enjoyed a greater reputation for
stability for the past twenty years ihan Sif'
SfeEArr's it il signii, an, Of the resties'n=7s
and ambition OF Our people that such small
percentage, comparatively soaking sn'ulI
have clung 10 the great house dUri'S 'as
prescribed time
, 1876-06-10
INAr EnDED-

Oh, thou beloved, who shouidst lave been mine ouI
serenely beautiful aud wise ard strun,,
/ ConsoieT whom my lii7 has neyer known,
/ How have I % issed thee seeking the alone
Aluy life lon-l
| Somewhere upon tie wide ana misty track
! strayei behind, or did not wail for thee;
/ And so must always mourn ny bitter lack,
For on tins VERY roai we so not hack.
Al, wee IS mel
Often, with o-ey burdeued heart and mind,
When there were none to all or understand,
How have gropeI with tears, alone AMI blind,
IN the thick darkness, longing bat to Ind
Thy helpful hand.
For ieleve3 that love IS doaI ly armed
Against all Woes, with urss.akr-, breath
Could PASS through pain and suffering unaarnef:
Coult take Up Poisonous things auI not b. harmed.
And dare even death.
" And how shall Love, Immortal and sublime"
! said, e be LinIered Of its best estate
BY any petty chance OF space or time ,"
Alls my lie has lcs, is freshest prime,
And stiEl 1 vai..
How beautiful our m.arlsI lives hal l.een,
Had we but found zach 9th Y in ogr youth,
The wor!l had gown, despite It's STAN and sin,
swee;er Ascause We lwo iai lived therein
our utter tIuh h.
Then All the Iayr;a3 lis which Fat co-trives
MLercwitl 10 iiet men learts, 10 us hal been
But notes along tie sgisl,,re Of our lives;
Nauglt could have harmed Us, since the true soul
thrfves
BY disciI line.
Then tins uaeH5.ng .cil aul ceaseIsss toss
Had never marred my heart the hinieIing load
OF worldly circumstances, Of gain or loss,
Had seemed 10 Us bat rrbH-i,s stretched ucrlss
Cnr upward rold.
Wnere art t!iou. love, Far as the flrthes, pole
Hast tbou, 100, vaguely dreamed Of what sLouIILa,
Or, mattel e..ly, with some feeblcr soul,
hast struggled with thy bonds in grief and dole,
Longing io- me!
Iol teen more +lan nj tha world 70 thee,
So prouily tender, SO entirely t,Ue,
so wise au3 tirlless in my ministry.
More dear than any other soul could be,
Al my ..fe through.
Alas the suns last climmeriHg has kissed
The highest mouutiin tops TO sold .al now
The crimson vest has changed to amethyst,
And all the vale is din with chilly mist,
Bat where ast thou,
Too late too iate! the darkness e,thereth,
And the night Eillsth, rittiitss aud dumb;
cannot reach thee with this hopeless breath;
But when / walk jbe other side OF death,
NtIlt though not ooIne.
, 1876-06-10
THE ENTCJTTGN.

Immediately at it, close Sheriff Spragus
read ihe dealt. warrant rapidly, yet distinct
l., nnd When he had ul'erd is closing
words, - For which this shall be your suffi
cient warrant" he added, - now proceed
to Do execution" and pressed firmly upon
the spring releasing the trap Frost hid
ris,n from ms chair when The reading OF The
death warrant was begun, he d-Pu'E behind
had fls-epei The st.aps around Ills legs md
arms, aui befuTe the r-adIuy Was finished
had shut out rhv light from Inn forever by
dra wing the black cap ever his head. There
Was not an iu-faut's delay, and les than i've
minutes passed between h time the doomed
man took his first step upon The gailJ"s
SANS and that IL which his body was thrown
downward Jy The release os the dro3. Tie
drop fell with hardly au audible souud, aad
the light lUGv Of the murderer brcgght The
rope 10 q strong tension. The first thrill Il a
shudder had not Tnn through he more seusi-
tive ~ the spectators when the body WAS
seen spinning a. the end Of the rops almost
headles-. 4 fearful tear, extending over 'he
froat Of the throat, aud blood gushInS out in
streams. Every eve was r.verrd upon thlS
slAfllir. aud unexpected spectacle, as The
body turned roaud, first disclosing aud then
cJuceaiiu.- ihIS cash. IHe blood, iOgc~d up
ward BY the sEtvTial movement, sPrrted,
iouutain ike, fTam one to TWO let, the
strea.u falling 70 the HJJr iu q circle around
the hanging body, tTickled from bis Iesr,
forming central pJO. directly b=neath the
bciv. This account doubtless seems iUH Oi
horror 20 the reader, bat II I-il- lar short oI
The realities OF Tire sc-ne- Sill, the sPectI-
tors did not wayer from the sight The maj
was dead. No one could GUcb- but that his
soul, declared guilty by mortal Judges and
Jurors, was alreaiy At the bar Ot another
tribunal There was . rel feeling u reilei
that there had beeu 10 slow cgIaIng death,
uo terrible ;hso-s II muscular agony, and -
al watched y=i:h b.tsd Lge-Ih ihz final scene
Of the great trs -s4y-
For soms tao MINUTES The ar,eilai Scsh-
;rgs Of the blood cIntinu-d and then followed
the slow dropping Of blood irora The body-
Dr.. Mood xard and JrTett siepp-d under
the galIoWs and made their examination q
The BODY, a mere fsral-lty II iAI- case
The kugr q the rope had been placed bshind
Ffosr's ,ei- ear, almost ruaud 10 the cel-rs
/ # the neck. lie vas man u 10 especial mas
l cuIar deT..Jp-ment. and. though he weighed
! l20 pounds. the drop was not only enough
/ 10 break h.s neck, hlch Is Ihe c0mn0u ac-
eeptaacs OF the expression, tut TO sever The
+ spinal column en-ir-ly- The muscles and
/ entezulne1,s Of the forward part Of the meek
eDuIi n, vi hs'aul he sudden s,r-lI
{ bryuIb; upon theu. now that their o-s-Uu-
aid vas gone. and parted, leaving the body
+ hanging bV the entrgments Of The Tear p1r
2 ,;..- oil, Tha h,Ev was allowed 70 hang I
/ few minutes alter the examination by th'
doctors, when it was lowered upon ths o.ei
and carried from beneGtb the gzlloEs- lit
, 1876-06-10

SCIENTIFIC INsTEUMrNrs.-A correspond
en-. Of the London TINS thus mentions some
Of the wonders show in the international eN-
hi5.,ion of scientific instruments now open in
london It contains, among numerous
other remarkable ohjects, balances capable OF
deciding 20 q milligrammo, the weight Of
man CT he hair Of his head measuring
machincs which enable the operator to dis
tinguish by topch-for it i too much for the
eye-tho difTrrence Of a millioa'h part Of an
iach an attraction metre for TrpTodncing
the Law cf graviialion ; ba'hometer for
measuring the depth of the sea without
sounding; complete collec'ion Of standards
Of weigh: s3d measure; calculating machines
Of ell kinds of figures, velocity Of falling
bodies, centrifugal force and force OF grAvi'a-
ton, ete. There = also q large collection OF
historic apparatus y hich has been used by
suiufn. scientific men, such rs Newton,
Her-chel, Tvcho BraLe, etc
, 1876-06-10

VIENNA E-rosTIoN.-Thep putii-hed ac-
counts Of the iiosncjaI experience at Vienna
are gloomy eaougb. The Rerlin Bal,-s.t,sHg
says that the public cost Of the exhibition,
which was beforehand estimated az G, ,0O0, coo
suIden Say 3.OQ0, ,O00], sad Afterwards at
5000. COO, really amounted to more Than
10 .OO0. 600; while the receipts, which were
estimated at 100000. we're ros much
over 1000. GOO. So that after deductiuE ali
that can be real:z-d iron, ;he sale Of the
buidfugs, II i believed that the treasury viii
be OFT Of PICKET some s., O00,G03 It Is true
that the Vienna Expo,i.ioa suffered under
an unhappy complication OF Disadvantages ;
the unfinished and disoTdered condition IN
which It was opened; tbs inor1ina'e ezsc-
tioas OF iua-keeper~, and other sAarpsrs,
which drove away great number OF guests !;
snd the cholera, which slmos- completed a
stampede.
, 1876-06-10

THE PRESIDgST's WIsHEs.-A Washing
ton letter Of late date. says the Pr-iisn, has
told a nua.bsr Of influential pars5ns during
the last ten d~ys TIA, h de- rot himself de-
sire = nomination, and is determined On no
account 70 acc-p; L thai h has served ih'
public for si1-ee7 ysaz5, has been abaa3aHfly
reward i and i very tired Of tPu5li7 oiii'e, and
hat he conn the day- mil b. shall be re-
lisvei. be expresses himself as very anxious
fJr the success o; the republican party II No >
vsmber. BELIEVES that this Is necessary TO tho
the welfare q the country AMI thinks II M
C,uk Kings hanis the party would D. safe and
country ssease. He szys that be VII give
hi. s,rony support to the Cincinnati caaii-
d,,e,. whoever they mty b., bat = urges
tbenonias,iou OF Mr. Conkling IN Preference
n all the o.her candidates, regarding hin' as
s-atesrntn, ss be zays, without TsProaeh sn4
Of grza, ability, Of great pJPai1riiy IN 'h7
.o,,,,rv AID be i understood - have sad
III h oplv thing that can iHJurs Mr- C0nk-
In, or Be 6r5ugh; sS4ius, him y any Oo1y
! rb,- h ks- % cousi@'-n'ly and zsalou-iy
sr,r.sr,.d General Giants stmIn's,TAil0n.
, 1876-06-10
BURIAL or PiPEI
Piper was privately buried at ten 0 'cloci
tonight in Mount H.pe Cemetery

Prices IL ENCIAND--Iu the two years
between April, 1874, and April, 1876, the
wholesale prices OF The principal ocnsnodi-
ties have fallen about as much in E-,!und as
in this country. Scotch pig iron ha- drop
pad in this interval frcm II ShlIlings a ton to
IS shiIlings; coal for bou-, hold use in Lon
dom from - shiilings 10 y shiilings; Tin
from 95 pounds to Il pounds, 10 shilling ;
wheat from ca shiIIinss The quarter TO -
shilling; cotton f-om pence for milliiDg
up'aud- 70 81 pence, and raw sugar from
Il shiIlings pr husslrei weight TO II shil-
liugs. The principle articles which have
maintained their prices sre beef, as also in
New York, copper, wool, and coffee. Upon
this exhibit tie E,atluig maks It's usual com
mcat: =. Is u heat has not risen in price,
notwithstanding lat year bad harvest, and
everything has long favored the consumer,
we shonld have expected before this return
20 animation, which viii, no doubt, come in
due eourse.'' The Ecs0nlid does not call on
the ministry for :" measure Of relief, nor
does any En.lish.nen, 30 tar as Our knowledge
extends. demand an expansion OF 'be cur
rgucy.-N !. Tins.
, 1876-06-10

A LOUISVILLE CHAP thought be had
found someihing nice IN the shape OF q laugh
iug, sunny li,tls witch Of ; girl, and was on
the point Of proposing marriage whea she
scattered bis f5nd hopes 10 7hs Winds BY re-
marking one evening: " You hug and kiss
me more than any gturlsmaH ! aTn acgTaiat-
with. exeap. Bill W aIlace, and ne Is steam
boa, clerk. and only comes here oacs a
nonth.
, 1876-06-10

REsellnzR, that the talent Of turning
,soola inro ri1icule. and exposing % laugh
ter tto-s one eoayerses wi;h, i the gr2u-
ssstion Of small minds aud ungsroas tenn
rsrs. i ycnng person with IbIs caF, '' in'i1
1u,- himself OF from all msaDsr OF improve
meat So said Allison, long ago, and Il Is
e. tlus to-day.
, 1876-06-10

II lail 5owa ihe principle ia ,..e cleUing @: h.s
s-e.h t'at UI0;rc,n other tl'-a iu.i-Ltai 10 rev.
uur, IS s.olatyn je,ause It takes 'hc earnings Il
the lor o: ore person or class oi persons and gives
those earnin-s to ether move lsyo-Ci persons or
ei,-s-s; that gsotect'on vLie. would t'se equally
and bestow equally would y 10 protection at al,
and tlat irs alol'ion would le of most easy accom-
IIshne:., having no sea-h interest :3r IS Ea..:.e-
u nra. After reviewing briefly tie eXpe=I'nce Of
ether nations, Z, said that an iuIeIse %. taxation
even On lrxusies only enriched the s'Jug-'ier.
" Crooked whi,ssy showed That au excessive tax
s:ion makes kisavrs GuI thieves. Congress sAoUl
Try -ia removal II Te1frcious sHo=li sax" of The
Sha ktS should e, revenue from Ir'uel'y tiIt rep
resented be .C-Ulfs d or. ECt from !r processes
az Inrs ly which II Te:ty IS inquired ami should
re,o.uIz- tie oiI Tepe't-i lUtA ;lrt where Ptoao-
tiau js-.u~ revenue ends. Stll, bad - tie ~ TEN
of protection heeve-l 20 - Il had - Ia ce.al;
WIN by no abrupt change Or heIilon- spe1, but by
sure ana Uro il-lrr STEPS with The r-c ami caution
OF t.,li.lrteuej ST:.:g-mIusLip
, 1876-06-10
4 SENSE or RELIEF.

On emerging from the jail and mingliug
with the crowd IN the streets it seemed ~
though every man aud woman you met had
imgr-s~ei upon his countenapcs sense OF re-
lief. For many days II seemed to b. he pre-
vaIling fear that PiPrr nigh, not died at the
hands Of the hangman- The enorm.ty of
his crimes. details II which We're published
in The HrG,d had 50 aroused The incig nation
of the people, that there was little room for
any Other feeling than vengeance. When II
baeame known, thrr,f fore. that he was rrail '
dead, the Or!Inarv conv-utioaaGtics that as-
sume an appearance II ply and sorJoW at 50
ignouiuI0us death were wanting in the -.
preston OF the faces Of the thousands Ia the
streets.
, 1876-06-10
POOR BEN R0llaDaY.
Leaves from the i.ifc OF the oregGu Frine
-AHctien Sale nj Op;,ir Farm.

-AHctien Sale nj Opi,ir Farm.
NEw NoRK. May 90 Ben Hoiladsy now
lives at Portland. Oregun-uot 40 wealthy "a
in days of yote, and not in such style rs he
once smbitioned 70 live in Wes,ehesier coun-
", where, in 1868, he bought domain Of
1890 acres of the best land in the eastern part
Of the State aud began building thereon
residence which should rival those of the
English nobility. He made over the whole
rstate to his Wit, Row dssos~~l- A-S~~l
the fertile acres Of
, 1876-06-10
THE FXFCrTIoX-

Wh4n he had been placed upon the drop.
Sheriff Clark commenced reading the dgglh
warrant, and at the same time one OF he
deputies Piuionei 'he hands and legs of rh,
murderer AID adjusted he black cap. and.
vi h the expression Of tho hop TIA; God
would have mercy on his soul, Sheriff Clark
touched the fatal spring and PIper's body
dropped Iive or six fee', and there hung su--
pended lItsle~s. There was apparently NJ, u
struggle or CULVER. The bady was allowed
10 hang for hall Gu hour, then 1t Was cut
down and gwen 10 She relatives
, 1876-06-10
TIE TAEIFf BILL.
srcecil OF 75r. SEJTEiSo1 on Size Measure
REPORTED. hy thc COMMITTEE o.2 vgaya
o.sd EicGfIs,

WASHINGTON Lay =, I>-6-
TIE House being IN COMMITTEE OF tie who'll ga'r.
Springer OF Illinois, in DE ,lis on TIE b.. to revise
and SIN, lily ,rs,inS laws imposing duties on IN
ports ast TO Tg.,ae taxai-ln 2Ir. Iusr-on, of ILL
1afa ca.rra1u Of the committee on wJy~ uli means
lso.l-t.i 10 .ll=1ss Ia. .:-t-- -. ,lstius =
, 1876-06-10
THE MARCH TO run scAFFoLp.

Piper walked firm AMI -tealv to he gal
lows, but when his eyes fr-t met the sad
ptraPhernalia that was 20 usher hi-u To his
long home he gave the fist evidence Of emo
tiun. He looked At the rope, the bsaln. the
steps and the druT, and then east one hurried
glance over the 500 spectators who were
gathered before him. Fora moment It SEEM
ed that the oowsrdly nature OF the Condemn
q man would break down. but word or
two OF enconre cement from the cfi,e who
were holding him and be braced himself up
Ia ila terrible. ,r,l.al
, 1876-06-10

Piper the man who murdered Mabel Young
n the belfry Of Boston church was hanged
on the Goth ult. The y. Y. R,,a,a has the
following report of the deAa,o of tbe miserable
, 1876-06-10
STATEMENT BY FROST.

The execution attracted the usual number
Of curious ones, who, 10 the number oi hun
drrds, lined the streets adjoining the jail.
Some POO persons witnessed the execruon,
which took place IN the guard room # the
Jail. The spectators were all seated. There
we're present mauy meiinal men, Mayor Hi
.s,n and other city c:iicif!-
, 1876-06-10

The friends of Ton. TLos. Swami Of siaryl1ud.
activels Gn1 earnestly sing him as a sui; lc
candidate for lie St Iouis nomination. Mr.. Sv-nn
IS MAJ q high oder of ability and ,sule:ai-he3
perSunaI ia'e-r.ty, anI liz experience Is surpassed
by very few n this COUNTRY. ~ mayor OF Baltimore,
governor q NGylauG, chairman oc a. important
conmi'tee Of te ECuse, president n several rail-
T,IiS, hr hrs Invariably 50. lei. Mr. Swami has
private, whenever he was la ogu..yi.lG, power.