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, 1876-04-06
THE BA6cocK TRIAL.

WAsu1NnTos, D. c., April 6.l0eu. Hender-
aon, OF St. Louis. resumed his testimony to-day
botore tho Committee OH Whsky Trials. lie
amid among other thinga that, In conversation
wtth Secretary Drtstow in January lass tho
Hoctetary stated to him substantially he thought
Gen. Porter and Con. Dabcock, or QUO OF lLoul.
had access to tho Grand Jury evidence In tho
AttcFuey-0oneraps Office, and thereby ARcst-
sa!lea ~hat there wa agaltlst Gen. Dabcock,
o'ls s'"es wltnoss recently cano here to testify
before tue Committee. he had had copyarsa-
ttoi1 with Tie Astornoy-Oeneral hIu,sclf. wheD
~ stated 10 tha Attorney-Gtueral frankly what
la hkd Ashlh tsum SECRETARY Urlptow, The
Attorney. .isueral satI ho did uot pnrposuiy
Or 1e.tgnsy lit l'aheock Porter hAyu to tn
Aies u bis a're Lut 10 Rad frequently rn,nr,nraI
what evidence ha hal! aKalst A{c0y 10 thn rc.ent
liMAel!, but lio Invariably found that thu prnsipnf
knew noEs .hoat IT tl4n he did. Iu e1rlsu.tion Of
this fact, tie Attosneyeneral stated to Ilenderson
TINT member of tho Grand Jury Ut Ht Louls tE. "
FGx3 cn;ne here In December list aud rrtn.ineI III
shout the lat of February, aud be- believed Fo1 hnd
communicated to the President s tho material fscta
In tue case BY giving Whist appeared btforY tho f3r.nd
teut catpo into possession of tho facts III ths Way
", T. PEDpA1cK.
a4s!ssant counsel TO Datrict-Atoruey Dyer wAs also
e1aiusd. sud testified concerning tho lawyer, ahes-
nap, pf New York, who had received from Attorpey-
Ueneral Perrepont lottat to Dyer. It had been
resented thAt Sherman w. spy foE dsn. batcock,
but wtueas didn't regsrd him. and surther thu, ths
obec Of sheznans visit to procure certain 1ocu
meuts bsasinY UAbcocks csks. Willis 9hssman i
conauct might h1va been linpTudo1~ shsro VA
nothing in II 10 show hs engaged In dtshonorsbla
busluexs. Sherman, hoNeveE, bstsayea much
, 1876-04-06
CARSON, THE SCOUT.

10 fhd Fd1fof or iht Lhttd1o 1Ti9HMs
DALLAS CENTRE. H., April Al saw stnto-
mcns In your weekly Issue Of the 21th Of March,
relative to kit Carson, as we called him. ! wus
thoro helped him cross tho river to 20 for Duoll,
mud lao1pcd him crosa back. It was about G In
tho morning of tho 7th of April, 1862. Gou.
Webster, myself, and several others vera oyeiug
tho ncbol battery ~ Cataou cau1o up. At tlas
timo tho shot was 0rcd,-grape and canister. It
WAS Il long rauge. Carson and myse!f stood
within feet OF zach other. A grapo-ahot
struck Carson In tho bead md toro 1t al to
pieces. His brains spsstosod III my face. Tia
ball struck = large oak-,rec and foil to tho
ground. Il being long range, tho bali had
spent its force. I ricked up tho batl, and liaye
1t now IN my possession as a keopsake. Gen.
Grant nat on his horse e!oae BY ua. Tint shot
mado s1anshsor nmong Us. + killed nik and
wounded eight. Tint was tho RobsB' last shot,
as We paid them the complainant OF knocking
tho!r batsesy-zns, the old saying. is-inso a
cockol lat. Duc:l camo up iu fow minutee
1noto. and wo gayo tho liebs hill. l. was
Forago-S1nalor Of tho Sixteenth Wisconsin Regi-
uont. Yuurs, respectfully,
WILLIAM r. ALLEN.
, 1876-04-06

The Fire Department called out It $50 o'clock
yoate.tlsy morning, the cause being arc in ! small
franc house belonging to John DeFty. and situated
near tho Public School, which partially destroyed,
Loss, SSH; insured for $Iou.
There was sn,sll bazu and considerable excitement
At the rtauenco OF afr. j. j. Easter Tuesday ssenng.
DanlRn nptuinnl. -.-.....
Ttis Village Trustees held seguiar meeting T,estay
evening" TRUSTEES lEelaft, Taylor Nranard. and KID
der being FTfsent, ,,,
for th0 use Of tho grove between u4Fls 3ud CAurch
streets, July l, was granted.
4 sidewalk was orlerod iu front uf thu lirst 1a0
feet Asbllry sxrnust south Ut Lyons street, mud
tla plal. u William Blanchard approved.
ThB Petition Tor tho ClaSinX shd.tmptoYlnE Of Benson
Ayeuuo returned u the petitioners.
4 special 1ureipg uf tho Hoa11 waa ordered for
Tuesday osclug. 10 he@r petous complaints, ptc.,
IGlatiyu to hGstto.
Az announced iu TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, there will
ba Fubic ultetinu q Lyous llal Saturday eYanin8
" uolnnRta candidates for vaRe otucuFs, without
gard to pasty. The y0tcta OF tie northern part Ut tho
village Moth Eyauatou) Will hold caue III Friday
aysn1nR to Aslec caulla2ta for Tkusleu from that
district,
The II. E. soe!e,y Will meet 1t tn. .saiienos OF bfs.
h u. King FE!dAJ syonlny.
LAKE Yunxsr,
Or. R&ruuel willard, Of The Chicsgu Hizh EchooL
will begin coufra Of lectures on History before thu
| students Of tbs Academy, Friday oyapips Of this
week Tho lbcsalss wall 10 ptslded will, appsoptl4ts
nusic.
|
, 1876-04-06

11s will necessarily bo cnpelad 10 rake III Tho con-
traeta for hntshtng The stone marele nd hrickwork
and tbs grading, or,,amenting, and fsncdnS ot tns
Canttoi RFounds. This correspondent has no eandi:
date for Becsetsry Of Btats. nor II he pro}ndics1
aHanBt anr Of thu gentlemen who have bson n4nlcd ~
ssrlants. lie will my this: howsveF-Any good cisl.
zen can snako tcnntahls ace5ct!rJ Of stsse Tor n9
has only 10 surroni hllnsrf with Tho requisite clerical
ability. Hut It this jnnctura It requlIrs
vnstiy mora than T. reputable citizen; ~
nan-une acquainted with mechanics. htchlteoiuras
building. 10 m1,t hc na.n Of :o9nd hstsnesa fsr,s.
average roitlciar Ths ofloo Of socrctsry Of 8tAts
during tho naxt four years
WILL nr woltrA $4,000 A rkAH
eatsimatelJ. To dishoneat man, u IL no knowing
how much It would be worth; 10 m incapable man,
thefo fa moving how much tho etato nEy lode.
Lot tbs approaching Republican Convention boar abla
In mind, for TO 10 Secretary Of tals Will 30 more
honor sud proht than 10 bs Governor. Tho btotehes
and nperIectons Ut Tho Baeo11ote ns now stands.
must be covered up. 80 that onr reorte may not bo
ashamed. Tffs ran ony fo tone by tho election Of Al
honest and competent man. Who aha1 Il hat
ILuTAlGH,
, 1876-04-06

afs as, III a. Gout 'sa md Il.
ss s,onsI r. ::sy ss ssans 5s
named F. Betaehow, about ~ follow McA,l!'tes
s4 A% sssss 3 r.
he!ns brother Of .hs 1uass thought b. eoa H. ,' gst
sca. @ t.t Il he r"a ase him sa fnr biz troahlo nd
paii him t3s. promising 10 havo Tho bal.
s;s @ fss s.ne s T. s' 800 d'k Ep IN .s,s, sna
saa thst hi. ca,o vss hard one. but II he lad money
10 "grc.se" with he contd Ret ths rsntente down to
would DO he ra,a H. wrete so his wife .6 for tn9
anee soon - released. MeA: poekescd she money,
shoad @ 1S b " ,ep'eneed 10 ths rsnitsatafy .yo
scnsence au'pcnlcl.r 1tc then spots to heA.
s sn M 'sys es .s s h.a H. *:a s h:S ss:G1 :1
saved fron, her earnngs aud was willing to psJ Tho
'De h:a y S; + I sS sn ;'ts s
hopo Tho had would b TO 10 to hcr frsnds
she had. AIcA., holding tho monoy In hla hands, said
THERE WOULD lie no TROUBLE,
= h. 1p s lin H0a sf
NJ .t.sid wosla not 3 .,!s5 , H. 6 ,,iss. hs.l
u ihe meantime i,e would 400 0o!. TererldSc :lom
Witt ho sd tone with thu tnone5 and 10 ferI!st ths
be s,nd given t75 to prouent and ~ 10 AL
n.hcr Of great niuenca, which had kaye hln from an
eeht. year sentence: thks Mr.. Heed haI beea very
bitter, Int he hhd him all right now MtA. fhsh NAke
him for SIS more, saying that Tho Governor %oua DO
IN tho citr IN fey dast, anu m, hs IT, IT,
going to work on the pardon that tho
sheriff hAA or.!ers to hold !tE1 twenty dnyFt
aul the Judges nnd ats Ilce wond sign tho pctlaon
for nas.ion, lie did nut give The s15 b1t onerou 10
depest 3d. which cnu haze after 401nf mo WORK:
anu his w.fe ,natie the kasle otIar but McA wot!d
not agree to H. and went 1f. Hc was visited again
Tucsnny ty ii, ucc: nf tho Court with tho request
ffum cA to xe,l him f25 ut once, which was neces.
eary 10 x bis stay III att twenty days ionGtr, aud
without Which nothing could 10 done. lie refueel
iho rc1t... hut hfterward assured By McA. ih.t
| the txenty-day business Ind becn hset.
THE S1:xr INFORMATION .......
Id lad Of hts Conveyed to hn by tnt writer
yesterday af,asnoor, which WAS tho ASSURANCE That tho
pjItjs for bis transfer TO Joliet waH tn tho Hherns
han,is, and ts.At ho would lea7o this morning:
The above IT, of c,utse, but Que side Of tho story.
Tho misfortune Of its relation i: tho fact that
hut tloso WHO know tho Judge will not for moment
bel,oyo hin! to lave teen involved in any ach affair.
tor he IL tho int man In tho world WIN would stoop
10 such depths, wa couil bc influenced from MS
path Ut duty tu prostitute tho cause Of tussico TO
selfish ends.
The stories Of ArcAatez, however, told 10
Zimmerman, falao their tace, - tho sequel
prnres.
Tho wiie Of Zimmerman will 90 before tho Grand
Jury to-day Rn1 make complaint ~ will also tue wilt
Eetachow, and upon thcr evidence m indictment
may be found for obtaining money under faise pre-
tatE&6.
, 1876-04-06
Bocitne and rAfnessnesA IN lthAf Of aen. nAb<oek,
whom 6herman eait1 he believed 10 bn innocent.


SECRETARY ttiiA:nt.ER,
!n hta testimony effora thr Clyrtr t1o1nIes To- day,
sAid that he hall intimatto, thai ie Tho ntnctlYs
employed to asslst lsabcnck In Its efonso At 81
Louis. 11o titachargei Hall becasss hn lrlltvct Him
10 10 scanndre. Witness know Of no subscription
being takon up to ttrray tho expenses af Cru. lab
cock ST i<'ls 1so rtcetsed frsttr from idrte Of
rh!lsdeiphs, wtetn Altnr the aeqrtttsl of f3on Ds
cock, to tbs e1crt that Den. 11aKucks trial c1pnRses
wera about &io.oo, thht hn was utterly ruined, ami
that a. ae was yoNng man he eunld overcome lid
d!6lchit II put on hfs fcek aHl oac1araktsl
by ILLS friends. Air. Chandler ten sent Con D.beock
check for ,UGl When IL barnes finafy told wtt-
ness that xii had something 10 do With the uacoct
trial. he told 10 arnea not IN pay him ntsn he found
him in tho legitimate employment of Tho Pension
i,urcsu. Iie tl not fnnw slat Delt had l,ecn paid
until tn1u|ry aftas rcad!uH s testimony before this
Committee.
Danford read seriaslm tbs questions and answers
given In Dcls tsalnouy nj considerable ltnXt! re-
lltfnT 10 tho conversation 15el sayn ho had With
Chandler about !ho nAbcock ca7e. tIo branded the
ttaony ID wholo and In raf 90 far ~ 1t rsfosred to
him, ~
ABSOLUTELY AND uxQuAL1F1Eptr FALSE.
1o haia luckeJ noTer hal \ con!ara.s!on With him
about lsell's connection with tho u.bcnck case.
Mr. A.. g. Bradley WAS cae hut asked rermleaion
to postpone giving hs test!nony I'LL Tomorrow 10
cAzo OF tho RbseRca of paper upon which hts teatt-
m1ny must be based. Gen, Bkfcuck aud Col Lttcfey
were also .rosen aud tho three were rslnoscd 10 HI
DEAF tQ.lnQrrQE.
, 1876-04-06
Quoon IsnbolIR nt Mime. 1ucIlohousa
Hail.

Mrs. Ttress Vittes PARIS Letter IN N. r. ExDrtss,
was, on tho 9th inst,, at the second great
ball at tho palaiB d'Elys1e given by AImo. do
MacHahon. at Paris. The alterations and i'm
provomonts which had bcan made in tho dlatgt-
button ot tho rooms Of tho palace nado this
bail even moro brilliant than thoHo heretofore
glyou. In Marccha1e do MaoaEahon received
bor guests In tho Usual bali. Marshal do Mac-
Mntlon aud q brilliant stafg assisted hor. After
midnight Blle retired to another saloon where,
in b semi-cilpuinr nlcOya heading the room, woto
arranged seats. Here La MarechAle aud Quean
IHabeln Of Spain, one OF tho lnfantaA, and tho
Princess do Bourbon. moo do Hammel, Of Cuba,
formerly well known In Nov York. and Mile. do
AfaGiIal.uu were seated. a cord etretchcd half
nay ncrosB tho room prevented d too near ap.
I,soAsh Of tue crowd to these royaf ladies. Mime.
do MscMahon was drcssod iu white ailk. pufed
aud tiounccd, otc., with white tulie, looped up
With wh1te flowers. her whole person and cof-
furo dazzling with diamonds. Quoon 1sabei.a
wore sllvered Kauzc trimmed With groom grasses,
and regal emefalus and diamonds On hor muck,
hesdt aud arms.
, 1876-04-06
ST, LOUIS.

ST, LOUIS.
M'ErE NOT ALLupED TO IuDIcrALLT.
spetas Bstodaea 10 7aS Chicago Tribune.
H1. LOUIS, No., April 5.-Tho Un;tcd States
Court-room WAS crowded this morning in oxpec-
tation TINT decision would be rendered on Nc
kee'e motion tor a new trial. No allueon waa
made to the matter By Judge Dillon, however.
and tho mattcr is still hcll uodor Advisemsnt.
MAar1nC.
Ex-Colloctor Maguiroa case came up again,
presenting two points TO bc considered. Tho
frs. wa whether Magiiro MAS to bs punished
under tho i've counts to which lo pleaded
guilty, ali OF which wcro found under tho came
section of tho Royenuo laws. Tho second
was wboshor tho Court would hear owl.
tleucs In mitigation OF punishment. Tho
rnt paint WAS hed oycs for decision unit! Tomorrow
In Tho second, a1ssuirs naio statement in Ills cwn
o.ten!tnt,on, giving sonc very pat,sihlo c.cuses tor
us o,e,nl maifcasanec. lie esrin'neA that At tho
tho business. a, sfrn!a 10 make any changes In
tho CLERKS and bookkecper. Bes!dcs these employees
wcEe those Of hs preaecessor Ford, whose e9,,tsnsn
trusted Ruborn7tea 1T Ford, nn,E lg relied almost or
cluSiTsy upon them and their advice.
NE NEsE1 ONCE sUspECTKD THEN
Of eorruptio lie explained that circumstance IN
particular ntcrfcrea with TIN perfect discharAe ot s
nty.he vas under the immediate control Of Super
Donald. but McDonahl being In the ring. Of courso
only nacl the information tor his own corrupt mr.
po%es. MaRure protested that te had nsed MI possibe
diligence ia ferrot,ng tsaua and that his olfenso
only Tint Of omission, which ho conlt not AvofA.
lfe eAd Tint, when ho took hoid Of tho
District, tho Internsi loseauo had nover exceeded
s3g0o1 aud THAI, III hts irt year. reached - 0d0,-
Qoo, md Commissioner Donqiafs wroto him
A COMPLIMENTARY LETTER
On H surecaa Ia co11eetinBthe revenue. jndgo Dillon
took Mngl1ire'a un,er Consideration, and wilt
probably nat pass acutcnce hefurs Saturday. As tho
Government ATTORNEY admits tl,at ssuRuiro did not
receive any money from the Illicit manufacture of
whisky II ia considered quito certain that hts totenca
wilt b, as Hight tho law will permit, which Is SIX
month"; imprisonment and . 0ne.
II is not iuown whom McKces motion Wilt ba deett.
Cd. JuRo Dillon announced that Ayerys rstftlon fck
neu trial would DO taken up tomorrow morning.
, 1876-04-06

Tho City Collector took in about $500 yed.etdsy.
WAtor-reuta Seeterday we're $l,sA7, and receipts
from the City Collector, fl33.
The City Treasurer yesterday paid OF city certih-
Gates to tho amount Of fa5 600.
Tho City-Hall was remarkably clcAr Of Aldermen
,c.teraay. They had gone to work up their interests
iu their separate wards and left tho cys neress To
look out for themselves.
It.r reported thst m effort will to made by tho
author5tlcs 10 pay time ncxt week, thu sAatlcs
for the Dnh pI February Of the Police and Fire Dc.
tho persons In thesa departments It is almost needless
10 remark hays run exceedingly low, and "a credit
two nontha behind, would como very handy indeed.
, 1876-04-06
SQUEEZING 4 PRISONER.

..,' 49,. ..,,.,. ,,,,,ttcoJ ,,,,,,, III,
Ono 1emiuAf VIII TUG Ao0ses p1ass utea "u
order petty cass OF cFtuiuaA when they onca
e In tho ctu,chea Of the law by bogus attorneys nut
k,,- ,o.nt, .n4c tlrep,sn and ietectlyes stcuy to
~, ot-a. vim ~. .r.trst ,udiGcrcnre YAH cau-
|ae" sot.es VIA. 'No s.e"S.. va., ~ ~,
lot aston'sh sch aa ono "1th taes .. out
ages for "hst he bas not seen pracccd 10 III Feaas
-. ,,onr f.,,,w onrc IN iinfn In. y..,]v mora 10
w.. cav. 49, ~ ~ ~, s.,, s ~. ,s]..,',.r.
tfeao from Ano ao0aes q ats Nou9spa "c9snuess
Pan from tho neoe ot hno a": Ao ~ punneeu @
tPon ~ tno poheS.Asaoh " ons VI tue Many
shystefa' Who '9sss @ SaS out W. onisssnss
~ every u6Aue !aar auu tou't A's4 HlA !sst
kouss y HAen a"a5' ,a.Ii .A.H ~ utsH' - nfon -
1eAaa aoF tua u ~ ,,,,u VI 1sra - ~ ,,at
@ ~ ~ .f ssn, ortr ~ ioinn. ~ M 70
r.. na yes noTtss0e ,op liz neopeTtS II Il" hss
, 1876-04-06
Death Of Il o12,0OO Emil.

7'NTl8 1TNs hsNsNffFatI WdTch IL
Bhort-Horn breeders will regret to hear that
T. J. MopiDbon on Saturday night lost Second
Dnko Of Oneida, bought for e12,o0o ut New
York Mills with tho DucheBa Of Oncidn ai
&25.000. that died after producing one calf. Ht
left behind him great many very flno calves
among them heifer calf, DR. ,pped about the
imported cow Cloohotto, by Dnko OF Grafton.
, 1876-04-06
FIFTH WARD.
4 meeting Of the Fifth Ward Republican Club will
10 hold this evening NJ No. so Archer aycnuo.


SEVENTH WARD.
UmoAao, March ~, 1915.
JAAEd NooHFo2D, EsQ.-ain: W. tho uBiersigutd,
citizens aud bus.uoas.tuea OF the Beyentl Ward, do
most earnestly request that you Will consent TO tbs
of your nAIu6 caudIato 10 repEtaent tho Seventh
Ward in the City Council and pledge you cur
est support;
Capt. Thps. nohortys ChsI. TaTnoN,
i. brennan. John Conway,
Albert Walter, D. labs.
Jas. FltzgtGbol, Ri. J. Condor,
Schumacher. .krumry k COZ. Zrmaeu,
Vim. uue1in, D. McQarty,
ueo. Nehn, Henry 6eheFer,
@. A. Carroll, Tho Spence,
II, Won Hetne, !. III Uoemaister b Co.,
J. Nsuplss, Edward Doherty,
7. l.. Ioselock, ratet LAdee,
Clae, tsossoM, ]. J. Maruslt,
John Kylc, ChAs. Schultz,
Jos. FElsoy, jts. o.LearY,
u. Kuhn. Aug, Fr4nch,
G. j.. bennett, J. ]. FtIelbbon,
+, schumacher J4coh A2nsteip. df.
A. @, McCutchson, John ". Hartley,
Jacob Nsmatnin, js.s W. Tehle.
JsU,es Carroll, aud ous hundred othsrs,
CHICAGO. April !, 1875.
0rNrLxMxH: Yu1r communication requesting ma
to become \ candidate for Alderman Of ths Seventh
Ward IT. ths cnau.ng sscloa hsA beau duly cpusid.
esed, snd, aftcr mature ellberauuu, sccsptrd II
siested pledge myself 70 a!scasrgu my duty FAITH.
fuLAY AND FEAHLE8aLK q Jour Representative.
ThAnklng you for your tokaus OF Coudasres, 1 am.
yours, otc.s JAA1s ROCKFORD.
, 1876-04-06

CENTRAL CLUE

CENTRAL CLUB,
A special moeting Of tho Executive Committee Of
the Cook County CeutFs! Republican Club will bo held
at Republican Headquarters. corner Of Lake and CLARK
areets, u II o'clock to-day. Membern Of tho Ex-
ecuttye Committee will please attend, ~ business Of
Importance Will be transacted before tho meeting of
tbs City Convention. WM. ALD1t1QHt
a, pfy&ihsnt.
, 1876-04-06

DecAy's Enaolnk Finger.
VII aoFsf mar tbs eesth thai bEulh&d daily With
odaH1efoua 6ozodont. 1t lends hoss} {ttRrSps$ 10
hs breath ~ well projects ths tsath from eor1osiou
md decomposition,
, 1876-04-06

SIXTEENTH WARD,
Tha Bi1teeath Ward Republican Club roestinu vii
b hela to-day at Nc. tes North Mslis street. Il
o'clock.
, 1876-04-06

Luudborg's Perfumea
an ub- sa.uzA noNsts md bouquets.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25

works. and soon other houses on all
sides burst out in flames. As the spec
tators said. il was - striking Of 80 many
Matches" The inmates OF the hotel and
lodging-houses In the rear barely had
time to save their lives. so rapid was the
spread OF the flames. Some miners, who
we're asleep at the time. had very close
call and were glad to escape with their
lives.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25
The virginia Fire.

The following IL an account OF the fire
condensed from the Virginia Enterprise
of the Goth inst.
About ~ o'clock Y. yesterday FIRE
broke ont in the Laundry OF the Globe
Hotel, near the Divide, which destroyed
Some fifteen or twenty frame buildings in
about forty -ivs minutes. All the build
incs between y and D streets. from Kick.
ey street south to the open lot surround.
fnQ the Chollar.P otosi office, were swept
away, aud four buildings on the east side
OF b street vsrs destroyed before the Ere
was subdued.
Persons who were in the neighborhood
~ the moment Of The breaking out Of the
Ore say that they first saw what seemed
an unusual amount OF smoke to come out
OF stovepips, and that while they were
asking themselves whether the roof was
on are or merely stovepips burning out
: sheet Of hame burst through the roof.
Il seemed bat minute after. the flames
hurst through tho roof Of the Grand Ho-
I'll beloss The three buildings OF Miss
Julis ANA o'Nsil were burning. These
lamsd up Nike 70 many pieces Of hFs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25
NEVADA NEWS.

The Enterprise OF the Goth says:
There was good deal Of stealing done
yesterday during the FIRE. One fellow
who could And no more valuable plum
der was found with the bosom OF his
shirt stuffed with sea shells. stolen from
the residence Of A. B. Thompson. At
the same place boy was seen walking
OF with couple OF stove legs.
BY runaway team at Virginia City
on the 10Th. James Long had his leg
badly broken.
John Bel cher. convicted at Virginia
City Of the crime Of rape, was by
Judge Rising sentenced to the State
penitentiary for twsnty-one years.
The State Of Nevada as o rule. is not a
good place to 60 picnicing. The vir-
ginia Enterprise Of the goth says: Some
three hundred persons attended the
picnic OF the Virginia Turner'S, at the
Carson river. When the crowd arrived
at the place that had been selected as
the picnic-ground. they found it covered
with water, the rapid rising OF the river
having overfowed the place. All hands
then went about mile up the river to
place where they found some shade, but
they also found the sand to be about
foot IN depth. It was most cheerless
In which to hold picnio. They finally
adjourned to the town Of Sutro, where
they obtained hall and spent the after
noon in hops.
Mrs. Larowe. formerly Of Austin and
sister Of Nye Churchman late resident
OF Phoebe. is giving readings OF vir-
ginia City.
News from the Pyramid Lake mines
appears to be little mixed. The fol-
lowing is the latest to be found in the
Reno papers: Work is going steadily
ahead in the Monarch tunnel. They are
In fifty feet in soft porphyry and are
pushing their work in great rapidity.
90 the Segregated six hundrld feet, DR..
Aishop still displays his usual indomi.
table energy. On the Buckeye or Palmer
location the shaft has reached a depth OF
fifteen and is worked vigorously. The
shaft upon the Walker claim is down
eighteen feet and still going. This claim
is upon the west ledge and has fattsring
prospects before it. Prospecting still
goes on undated. tbs estimated that
huairsd men ara in the hills
On the 10Th at Reno. Robert W. Nun.
son, better known ~ Deaf Nuns. was
run down by G. p. engine No. 400, re-
ceiving injuries which ended,in death this
morning ut 1880 A. N. The unfortunate
man has been partially deaf for some
time. and two weeks ago sickness de-
stroyed his hearing entirely.
On the 10th o petition for the pardon
of G. F, Hone and H. B. Cade, convict.
ed OF unlawful assembly" and SEN
tsnosd to 100 days each in the County
Jail 10 default OF payment of 5000 fine
each. was circulated among the citizens
81 Carson. The petitioners ask that the
fines be RENTED except $50 each to pay
the costs of prosecution. When We saw
the petition last evening there were
about seventy names signed TO II. in.
GLIDING that of the foreman of the Jury,
and three jurors. before whom the case
was tried.
After good deal of backing and fell
ing. the citizens Virginia City will osle.
brals the Fourth in grand style.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25

10 Virginia City there was qnits an
imposing anti-C Chinese demonstration.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. De
Loog aud other prominent gentleman.
The proceedings were very orderly and
at their conclusion. the people separated
and went homo without any noise or con.
fusion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25

The Ohio delegation are instructed for
Fog Horn Allen. Wonder the moon.
struck Buckeyes did not instruct them
FOR The Oardin Giant. or one OF the
Ptolemies or Sergeant Bates. :.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25

The smallpox is spreading very fast
in San Francisco. 1t is very fatal es.
pecislly to infanto and children. This
is one Of the blessings Of the Monsol in.
vasion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25

Senator Jones kept open house at Gin.
cinnati. The Nevada men had good
time. Red Frank Wheeler YVES around,
and old Tom Wren, Judge Clapp and a
lot more of the old timers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25

The Eureka Sentinel remarks and
very truly that the Cincinnati nomina-
tons will receive the full vote OF the
Republican party. There is no doubt
Of that.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25

Il is proposed by q bill now intro
duced in the Senate, not to coin any
more three dollars gold or twenty cent
silver pieces.