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, 1876-03-05
The BLACK HILLS.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SIOUX C1T7. Ia, March 4.-The Directors
OF the Sioux City 4 Black Hills Transportation
Company held Il meeting at the First National
Bank this evening. at which tho principal stock
holders OF the Covlngtop, Columbus Black
Hills Railroad Company subscribed new stock to
the amount of $4,000, making 800 600 now sub
acrlhed. 4 reorganization Of the company was
made. The Company have organized for in
mediate business. John Gordon with q large
force has been sent out On the route to nut IN
gnlde-hoards, select rauches aud build bridges,
All the necessary arrangements will be made to
send out large train on the 18th Of the present
month. John H. Charles WAS elected President,
James H. Sawyer Superintendent, and Z.
Hedges Secretary and Treasurer.
, 1876-03-05

AHH A4DGE LOUISE IFES.
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs.
afadgs Louise Ives. wife Of Mr. George 4, Ives,
Cashier of the Union National Bank, WIS strick-
en- by apople1y at the store Of King j. Savage,
No. n State street, and died soon AFTER notwlth-
standing tho efforts Of physicians to stay fatal
results. The deceased had been suffering 70.
some time with neuraIgic affection, and
within a week wa8 attacked by mild
form Of the disease which terminated in
her death. This WAS ministered to, and
She conyalesced. Yesterday she, though feeble,
availed herself OF the delightful weather to 60
out shopping, though advised that her venture
would be attended with some risk. As she WIS
was noticed to fall and when assistance reached
her ale was insensible. Ms. Savage, aided by
gentleman in tho store. raised The seemingly
lifeleHs body Of tue stricken lady for the pnr~
when sic partially revived. and incoherently
mentioning Lyman " and "a Field l. Letter."
it WAS supposed that she might be the wife of
partner in the house Of Field, Leitcr & Co. of
that name, who was at oncc sought for. When
Rhe had been made as comfortable as the limit
ed resources Of the establishment permitted,
physicians were sent for and efforts made to re-
new life. Some difficulty was experienced in
procuring the attendance Of medical prnctision-
CTS, owing to their absence from their Offices.
I1uhAf LII 4AcHo hho Aouuus ANA 0u lEACQluE Tug
scene Of approaching death pronounced tho case
hopeless. decision she truth OF which was al
most Immediately realized. Meantime Mr.
Lyman had been found. and, hurrying to the
store, identified the dying woman, and caused
messenger to be dispatched for her husband.
He came within half al hour from the time
when Mrs. Ives was attacked, hut before he
reached her side she had bteathed her last The
body was placed in q carriage aud conveyed to
the Grand Pacific, where herself and husband
we're boarding. and the Coroner Was duly noti-
fed. Deceased was ~ old resident OF Chicago,
aud well-known in social circles. She MAS about
IS years Of age, and was without family Her
husband in the hour Of affection, though rece,r-
ing the sy1npathies o: friends and the public, is
bowed to the earth with the calamity which has
oversaken him. Her funeral will take place
Tuesday.
CHARLES D. LoD1N8.
Saturday morning l1r. Charles D. Lodiug, Sec
retary Of the Board OF West Park Commission-
ers. died at bis house, No. 1856 Park avenue. He
had been suffering for some months with troubles
in his head, which, however, did not assume q
serious character until Monday, when he was
compelled to leave the Office, whcro he was en-
EAced IN the preparation Of the annual report.
, 1876-03-05
Speaking of tho Rev. 1lr. Shinna

Speaking OF tho Rev. Mr. Shipman's manu.
script, thoy say that he stopped boy in the
word in memorandum he gavs him. :" It's my
writing" he said /; VI memorandum OF soma
things they want Ut home. but I can't exactly
mako it out" ~ It looks to mo like ounce" said
the boy. ..!ah, that reminds me-" exclaimed the
dominic, II sec now, It's cssuberrles, and It
96A.-Aortrich Bulletin
, 1876-03-05
FRANCE.

NEW AbSE3IHEI.
PANS, March 4.-Oficial notice, issued today,
informed the Senato1s-e1ect that there will b
predatory meeting Oh the 7th inst 10 form
Provisional Bureau to fix upon an order Of sbs
day for the first sittins OF the Senate. Ths
Deputies have also received similar notlce-
OFF Fou LONDON.
BoULo0SE, March 4.-Don Carlos started d
2:3Q o'clock this Afternoon for LouGon.
THE M1Sl6TERIAL PROGRAMME
PAn1s, March 4.-Accordlng to the latest ID
vices, it appears that An understanding has been
arrived at with regard to ths principal features
Of tho Ministerial programme. Ths Duke Do
Cazes and Gen. Cissey will retain their portfolios
rs Ministers OF Foreign Affairs and War, =, =,
spective1y. There is some disagreement still
concerning the Ministry of Marine. The Ieft n
tend contesting the elections Of several uepu~' =
ties, principally Bonapartists, especially Caasas-
nae and Rouher.
, 1876-03-05


Special Dlspdtch 10 Ihe Chicago Tribune.
SENECA, Kan, March 4.-The Nemaha County
Courthouse, reputed to DO ths finest in Kausas,
burned down at noon to-day. All Of the records
were saved. The vaults in the Treasury, Pro-
bate Court, and County Clerks rooms have not
yet been opened, but it ia thought they arc
not damaged. All the records in the School
Superintendents offices, on the second floor,
were burned The fire originated in
on attic iu1y-rooro. A lot Of boys having been
seen there previously, it is supposed they set
it Oh fire in somo manner. The Court House
MAS insured for $4,000 In the Etna, North
America, Of Philadelphia, Home, of New York,
and PhGDix, Of Hartford, each for 81, ZOO. Tenn
porary offices have been secured in torn, and
business will SO on as usual. No other buildings
burned.
, 1876-03-05
TURKEY.

TEE REFORMS COMMISSIONED
CoSsrAx11SoPIE, March 4.-The Turhish Be-
forms Commissioner started for HerzegoEina TO-
day.
THE HEEzEaovrs1ANs pxz1Axr.
VIENNA, March 4.-Segeral Hungarian chietz
have issued manifestos rejecting the reforms
pronered BY Turkey, calling upon the Great
Powers for the guarataed independence Of tho
insurgent provinces, and appealing to SerEis End
Nlnntenegro for assistance.
COMPLETE AMNESTY.
CoSsrASTNoPLE, March 1.-The Ports, fa-
lowing tho au1icable advice given by the Powers,
has granted the Insurgents complete amnesty.
Every preparation is being made by Austtis md
hungary to accelerate the return Of refugeea 10
their homes. Tho Porte has promised the refu-
gees that, On their return, they will be protected
against molestatioo. They vail be supplied gr.-
tuitousy with material for tho reconstruction Of
their houses, and with grain Tor sowing. AL
tlthes will be RENTED for one year, and etbee
taxes for two years.
, 1876-03-05
THE WEATHER.

WAsnuorox, D. c., March 81 T. m.-f~
The New England and Middie States, "atns. ~. =.
clear Or partly cloudy weather, With sooAa'''
to southwest winds and falling barometer.
For the Lake reg1vn, increasing ciouo1uoss'
stationary or rising temperature. easse'v nd
eoutheaster|y winds. falling barometer S'N
rain in the Upper Lake region.
1oSA'@ .:urcAoo, March
, 1876-03-05
GRAIN FOR EUROPE.

NKw YonK, March 4.-rhere have been s"'ns'.
four vessels chartered to load grain for Enfupe.1
markets the past week, mostly for Engl.a1s g ~
Theao vessels hare loaded altogether esrss1 HI
quarters Of s1n;u, OF GaS,4oo hushssGt X r.
Quantity Ia entirely independent Of Ass tsASS - :
regular ocean ateamezs-
, 1876-03-05
SPAIN.

MADRID, March All the Csr1ists submitting
to the Government prior to the 18th Inst. a1s "
ba granted amnesty.
TIE. VATICAN,
It is stated that tho Vatican will not MAKE"
formal protest against the article OF the ne'
Constitution concerning religions toletauc9.
, 1876-03-05
ITALY.

LEDocHowsK1 AND TIE PoPE-
RoxE, March 4.-When Cardinal Ledochoasa
visited the Pope his Holiness exclaimed: ~ ~,
rejoice with thee, intrepid defender OF tne taln'
May God crown tby nobe aspirations
, 1876-03-05

ANNEXATION OF RuoKHASD.
Sr- PETERSBURG, March 4.-The anne1aaoo ~
KhokhAnd to Russia has been fo1maus P'0
claimed.
, 1876-03-05
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Over $1,000 WITS paid from the Treasury to
county employees yesterday.
Mr. Hornaday, late deputy IN tho County
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was his castle. still there were consider
atoms which must override all The
report Of the health officer. ss to the
condition Of The Chinese In this matter.
occanons much Indignation, both
among members Of the board Of heal.h
aud the community At large The board
is strongly in favor Of adopting extreme
measures and submitting the whole
Chinese quarters 10 general pnrifcs-
ton.
The body Of Chinese boy. two or
three years old, who h ID died. from
smallpox. ~a. found on Bay street this
morning and removed for inter-
ment.
Ten us~ cases of smslipox were re-
ported yesterday with four deaths.
-Four new cases this morning
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Brown and Wildman.
>EArrLE. Sen.. 18th. is-6-

SEATTLE, sept 18th, 1876
Eli. IyTELLIG EyCEg:-Bsrish says in
his las: nights fr9tA.sg. in relation 20
Wildmau,' that Mr.. Hanford reflects
this infsuy upon the Republican party -
4" Oh re cd and little fishes = Beriai
Brown talk about inf.my | am NOR
ally certain that ! speak the sentiment
Of nine-tenths Of all the genuine Repub-
Leans in Washington Territory when I
say that Beri4h Brown, personally. re
fccts more infarny and discredlt upon
the Republican party than everything
else connected with Il IN the Territory.
notwithstanding. there are other things
4" rotten in Rome" besides
If the Republican party is guilty of
auy one act more infamous than an-th-
er. more injurious TO itself, it was when
it took Beriah Brown out of the ru,-
holes Of poverty. through sympathy for
his starving wife and children. and
placed him in good office, which be has
been constantly abusing ever since his
chair was made warm with his occupan-
cy. Beriah Brown is to day the stumb-
ling stone in the Republican party.
Had he been wise enough to keep his
mouth shut, he would have done the
party but little harm; but that is not
his programme; he is in Traitor like
for the purpose of breaking up the
party, and has done 50 pretty effectu-
ally. Another dose or two Of Brorn
Bitters will do the job.
l sm no confessional priest for ." Val
Wildman - but when a man is in his
grave. common decency spreads the
blanket OF fOrgetfuiness over his acts
and leaves him to his account.
This man Wildman, who has been
pursued and bounded with unflsgging
determination, is now in living grave,
within the walls of the felon's cell, and
yet Beriah cannot leave him alone even
there All the spite and malice of his
nature Is vented on this man, and why!
Beriah inadvertently tells Us why.
Wildman saw fit in the city election to
support DIR. Weed for Mayor instead OF
Berish. This accounts for the milk in
the eocoanIt CITIZEN.
The writer of the foregoing commu-
nicstion is quite right as to the animus
which actuated Brown in his mis-.
representations in the Wildman case
and his TRADE against him but he does
not ssem to be fully posted touching j
r. Lewis influence in the premises
Our allusion to that INSCRIPTIONS and
corrupt mans unjust and ar bitrary pro
ceedings in compelling convictions in al
the lottery cases, and s9uelchina
the indictments found against the
keepers Of gambling bells in thi:
city-as We are told was the case
aud TO which sixteen Of our Crane
jurors could testify to--was al addi
| tional motive to that of revenge for op
position to his election. The old say.
ing: You strike my dog and yor
strike me- is reversely exemplified in
Browns case. for whenever his master
Lewis, gets justly kicked, the old "purp'
sets up howl
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T Ell G r A P HlC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. sept is.-The
Board Of Health held meeting this
morning 10 discuss the question Of dis
injecting Chinatown. as recommended
by Or. Meabs The opinion Of the city
aud county attorney had been asked a.
80 the legality Of making . forced en-
trance - the Chiuese dsns aud COMPEL
ing the enforcement OF sanitary meas-
ares. The attorney asked further time
to consider the question, stating 50 an
off hand opinion. that while in ordi-
nary state Of Affairs every msu's house
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- The Otter arrived here last
evening about = o'clock from Snoho-
nish With fourteen passengers. and a
SMALL assortmsnt Of freight for four or
ave consiguees.
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LEMON. Sept is.-Sir Joha Richard
QuAide. Justice in tbs court Of the
Queens bench. is dead.
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King County Republican Ticket.

King County Republican Ticket.
COUNCILMAN.
c. H. HANFoRD
REPRESENTATIVES,.
GEORGE W TsBBErs.
W. r. ANDREWS.
AUDITOR
GARDNER KELLOGG.
sHERIVr.
LEWIS V. wYCKorF.
TREASURER.
GEORGE d. HILL.
PROBATE grDoR.
GEORGE y. McCoNAHA.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
H l.. YEsLER.
{. CLYMER.
q. W. BoRsT.
ASSESSORS.
WI sHoUpY
III. STARK.
IA. SMART
school surERrSTESpESr
pKoY. 4. s. TNGRAHAM
SURVIVOR.
J. ii. WENTWORTH.
coEoSER
De. II. A. BA8LEY.
wKxcxxASTKH.
r. II. BEATTY.
Seattle Precinct 0aeers
yvsrICrs OF The rIacE.
W. II. GILLIAN
T. II srRISGHAM
coSsrAnLGs
II u THORNTON
KIRK Z. WARD.
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Taken up on the Smithers Farm FIVE head of
sheep. No marks or brands perceptibie The
owner can have them by proving property and
paying charges Inquire Of Fred Smithers at
Renton, or GEO. ". TlBBETTs on the premises.
Seattle. August 81. sep2-im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07
the n ELECTION.

The Vermont State election was held
Tuesday. and % far - the returns came
in up 10 . late hour Last night, the in
dicatons are that the Republicans have
made . large gain in the State. The
election has very little uispiAesncs out
side Of this fact ; Vermont 10 . Rspubli-
can State and everybody knew in I'd.
vance that Il would so Republican. But
the gain 10 suggestive. II shows that
many an honest, hard.monsy Democrat
will not stultiiy himself by voting for
the mongrel ticket Of Tiidsn and Hen.
bricks. II shows that many an Aou..,.
hsrd-money Democrat pr.isn 10 %.
Hayes in the Presidential chair. rather
than the man Who has confessed him.
self Q swindlsr and . psrjursr. Lea Ne
vada Democrats contemplate this fact.
What was done In Vermont on Tuesday
will be done all over the country on the
It'll Of November. The honest Demo-
Gratis who could not swallow Greeley in
1872. and Greeley was N honest man at
all events. will fairly gag At the dose
presented TO them now in tho shape Of
Tildsn "a thief and Hendricks "a rag
baby.)
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CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are
taken from the Carson appeal Of this
morning:
Following IL . statement OF tho coinage
done at the Carson Mint during the month
Of August last: Double eagles i9,0s2
pieces; ; value. 1851 $40; halt dollars,
4i6.000 pieces value. S20s 900; quarter
dollars, a7i.500; value, $iis,625. This
item may be incorrect. The figures given
10 us arc i7i.500; value, $4,000. IL
don't take much arithmetic TO show that
either the number Of pieces Ia erroneously
given or the value incorrectly stated. So
w have taken the number Of pieces and
divided by four with the result a. above
stated. Shall probably have tho official
figures in . day or twol.
Last evening . detachment Of the Inter
rihed held . csucu at Uncle Billy Patter-
sons ONCE and agreed upon the following
names for delegates from this precinct to
The County Convention: II. p. Fouke. J..
y. Ferall. John Rosser. John Bath. v. A.
Muller. Thomas smith. J. L. Bright. Jas.
Hunt. Thomas Roach. Matt Rinckel. W.
0arrsrd and +. Roberts. Besides this
selection Of . list Of delegates. prelimin-
AIRY steps were taken for the formation Of
Tilden and Hendricks Club, and II Was
agreed that the said club should DO organ
ganizej tonight. SO II will be seen that
tho Democracy are moving.
Mr.. George Chedic has been elected
Grand Representative Of the Order Of Odd
Fellows OF the State Of Nevada and will
start for Philadelphia on Sunday. The
Grand Lodge holds its sessions there.
Since frst no came 10 the coast. in the pio-
neer days Of California. Mr. Chedic has
never been 10 his old home In New York
never been East, in fact.
The habeas corpus case, involving the
liberty Of young Ricord. charged by the
Central Pacific Company with embezzle-
msnt. was argued before the Supreme
Court yesterday and taken under advise
ment
Tho Colorcd Hayes and Wheeler Club
had IN interesting meeting last night. II
10 . very prosperous society and isA model
Of discipline and good order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-07
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka S,abaI Of Tuesday says
Kate Miller. better known A. "Bull-dog
Kate" who was stabbed last Friday night
In q saloon on North Main ftreet by Mary
Irwin. alias "Hog-eye Mary" died Of her
wounds at 3 o'clock last Sunday morning.
and was buried on Monday.
Tho Republican County Convention Of
Humboldt. for the nomination Of csndi-
dates for county Offices, Ia called for Sep
tember 30th. at winnemncca. II will also
have the duty Of naming = new County
Committee.
II. Z. Clapp. train dispatcher at Winnie
mucca. died ON Monday evening Of hemor-
rhage Of the bowels. He wa . native Of
Rochester. New York. where his relatives
reside. and was 4 member Of the Masonic
fraternity.
Since the Sazerac Lying Club has I'D.
lourned for the season. the inhabitants Of
Austin muse themselves by running foo
races and eating wAtermelons.
The crops Of Churchill county arc re-
ported . success this year.
Matt. Kyle has been appointed School
Trns'se Of Ruby Hill district.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.
rh. s.n Fr.pci.eo Cate.i... Of ,e.terd

The San Francisco Cs'O~iek Of yesterday
says;
A the Fourth Ward Democratic Club
vas returning to their headquarters from
the Platt's Hall meeting last night they
amused themselves by stoning Chinese
wash-houses on their route. showering
upon three Of them q storm Of rocks, with
which they had filled their pockets. At
the corner OF Dupont and broadway
streets. John A. winbeg Of ESQ Washington
street. who happened to be between the
r~ufians and . wash-houss. received q ter
rife blow on the head from . stone. which
inflicted . severe scalp wound. Local Of
fcer Murray followed up the procession
frou that point. endeavoring 10 save other
vash-houses on their route. but two OF
them suffered SOM damage. and n the
parties throwing tho stones could not be
identified no srresta we're made.
The Calients and Darwin stage. driven
By c. Radclid. was halted by robbers,
shotgun. ETC.. about twenty-five miles
south Of Darwin and four miles below
Mountain Station. IL occurred NJ 2 o'clock
on Tuesday morning Last; IL was . dark
night. and but one robber could be dis
tinguiahsd in the gloom. he being armed
With Q ouble-barreled shotgun. Tho or
der TO halt was given three times before
the stage fetched up, after which the de-
mand for "thAt treasure box MAS CON-
piled with and not . word more spoken.
Our informant-Mr. Kirkenall. . former
driver-sat on the outside. with two pas
sengerp besides the driver ; on the inside
were four other passengers, none Of whom
vere disturbed. The country at this spot
10 covered with CROSSWORD. and the sup
position 10 that none Of the agents were
concealed. The amount Of the booty can
not Be ascertained at present.
some two weeks ago the remains Of an
unknown man Was found on the Divide.
between Bath and Michigan Bluff. The
oooy must have been exposed 10 the ele-
men'A . long time. the fieah All having dis
appeared. The skull still retained ia COW
eiins OF hair. the latter being of n light
feuaisn color. The skeleton wss covered
WIN . thick. heavy gray coal, gray voolsn
shirt aud white canvas n Tn o.,
we're encased In heavy miner. boot. ann
Der nine. and nearly new. Their w. No
money or papers In the pockets, the only
article found In them being . tin spectacie
case containing . "prospect' wrapped I'M
In . piece Of paper.
A letter has been received from Paisade
by Chief Ellis announcing that the two
boys who tried TO wreck the railroad train
In that vicinity are not San Francisco
youths.
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hEfNsrkIN q W0Lf,
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nARDANELLEs MININ0 COMPA.

nARDANELLKa MINING COMPA.
~ NY.-Location Of principal place Of busi.
ne.s. san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At . meeting
OF the Board OF DIRECTOR. held on the oth
day Of September. 1870, an assessment
lNo. ~ Of One Dollar per snare was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
ton, payable Immediately. In United states
gold coin, 10 the Secretary. 81 the once Of the
Company, No. <07 Montgomery street, Room
Is, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of October,
1915, win be delinoueht. and advertised
Tor sale at public auction. and unless pay.
ment IL made before win DO rold on
MONDAY, the asa day OF October. 1873.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
se7td W. Z. Du VAL, Secretary.
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Owing to tho universal stringcncy and
dull times for the last few months, the
people generally practice economy in their
pure bases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt tho pressure
with TIE rest. Considering the situation,
we feel sratiaed that our business has
held It's W beyond u expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past,
we feel hat reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. VIC are laying In
q large and well-selected stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish.
goods, boots. shoes, hats. trunks. valises.
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing kept an
rye 10 The maia eha~ee = namely buying
cheap for we know that we must sell low
to meet the depleted purses Of the com
munity, and we can and will do Il. Come
and see II we don't. ruf 5000
RErSsrxIS a WOLF,
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.