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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

A wild cat, says the Salt Lake Tri.
bune. was captured In Mr.. Crismon's
orchard. in the Fourteenth Ward, on
Sunday afternoon, by lassoing the
animal; but before its captors could
cage 1t, it was choked to death. 1t
measured thirty inches in longth and
sixteen inches in hight.
William Hailstone, who was knocked
down and run over at Goddess corner,
on Saturday afternoon, by sleigh
driven by Mr.. Roundy. died at Eve
O'Clock yesterday morning from the
effects OF the injuries he received. Mr..
Hailstone was an old and respected
citizen, having come to Utah in 1854,
since which time be has been engaged in
the butcher business. and became we'll
known.
The Virginia Chronicle says: A man
with an embittered future lives In Bel.
mont, Nye county. He held ticket in
the Royal Havana lottery. the number of
which came within one OF drawing the
$500. 900 prize. The Belmont man
has now become man to be avoided.
The remainder of his wretched existence
will of course be devoted to informing
acquaintance OF the exasperating fact
contained in this paragraph.
The new California mill, says the vir-
GINA Chronicle, is now running steadily
on Con. Virginia ore, reducing 275 tons
per day. This will add about 81, 600, 900
per month to the yield of the famous
mine. The fiscal month expires on the
4th OF February. and the yield of the
mine for that period will probably ex-
coed 80, 900. 900. But for the delays and
stoppagss caused by the freezing up
around the river mills, the yield this
month would have been far greater.
The Gold Hill News says: A small
cave occurred In drift on the 19OO.foot
level OF the Imperial mine at about four
o'clock this morning. striking Thomas
Kennedy, one of the miners at work in
it, on the leg below the knee, causing
compound fracture Of an exceedingly
painful nature. Mr.. Kennedy was taken
to his home on the Divide, near the head
OF Bullion ravine. and DIR. Il. W. Conn
called in to attend him, who made the
injured man a. comfortable as possible
under the circumstances.
On the subject Of municipal bullion
tax levied by the Board Of Aldermen OF
Virginia City. the Chronicle has this to
say: The subject Of the tax on the gross
proceeds Of the mines, which was dis.
cussed slightly by the Board OF Aldermen
last evening, is one Of considerable pub
lie interest. The mines have for several
years being paying q State and county
tax on their bullion product, but last
year was the first time that any effort
on the part OF the city was made in that
direction. There are but four mines
within the city limits that have been
assessed as bullion producers-the Con.
solidated Virginia, Ophir, Chollar and
Andes. The two last mentioned mines.
whose product is Insignificant, have paid
their share Of the tax; the others have
not yet done so. although the tax has be.
come delinquent. Tho amount assessed
against the Consolidated Virginia ia
about $50. 900 and the Ophir about 81.
800. From inqui-iea made by the
Chronicle It has been ascsrtainsd that
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

The case Of the State vs.. Vim. Nc
Clear. convicted in the Ninth Judicial
District Court, Elko county, Of the crime
Of rape. came up before SupremeC Court this
morning on appeal from the Court be-
low. The constitutionality of the jury
law passed last Winter is involved In this
case. Attorney General Kittrell argued
the case this morning for respondent;
counsel for appellant was given time to
submit their case 10 briefs. II Is OF
course an interesting case, the bill In dis
puts being the child Of one OF the Su-
preme Judges. Il Carson Tribune, 20.
This case has escaped our notice up to
this time. The peculiar nature Of the
case will be at once apparent when the
last sentence ia taken into consideration.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

From San Francisco Chronicle, Jan 2e.l r,
This morning there was an unusual
commotion on California street, caused
by the extraordinary antics OF the great
clock over the Merchants Exchange. At
at about 10 o'clock the hands suddenly
moved forward and marked three min
utes 10 IL. Just at this jnncture How
ard Colt, Caller of the Board, who was
strolliDg leisurely down the street,
CHANGED to look up. and when his eyes
fell on the clock be started as II some.
thing had hit him, and went as fast as
his legs could carry him toward the
Board room. He plowed his way through
q mass Of pedestrians like wild bull OF
the San Joaquin. Coll Deane was the
next man to notice the advanced state of
the time, and uttering an imprecation on
the last man who regulated bis chronom-
eter, he started on brisk run for the
Board. HickoI, OF the Pacific, cast bis
eye upward, and recollecting that he had
some Ophir to deliver, started of like
Phil Sheridan to Winchester. By the
time he had nearly reached his Office he
looked up again. more thoroughly to
convince himself, when be was utterly
dumbfounded to see the pointers back at
twenty minutes past 8. He was about
to walk up to the Office OF the Commits.
sioners Of Lrnscy and make application
for an examination, but stopped to con-
sui this watch and found il little after 10.
In few minutes all was hustle and con-
fusion on the street. The appearance in
the Big Board of Colt, Keene, Deane
and Cahill, followed by q number of
heavy operators, rushing along at a break.
neck pace, created extraordinary sepsa.
ton.
The small operators believed for few
moments that the Consolidated Virginia
shaft had caved in, an earthquake had
sunk the Comstock, or the Pacific Mail
line had been demolished by dynamite
explosion. On the street, men were hur-
rying in every direction. Brokers with
contracts to meet, people with margins
to put up and operators with all sorts Of!
business engagements to meet, we're rush
ing about frantic at the idea of being 30
far behind hard. Suddenly laugh went
up from crowd on the street corner as
the hands Of the clock went into convul.
sions and then spun around like wind.
mill. Then couple of thousand watches
were pulled out, carefully examined, com.
pared with others, and the truth dawned
upon the habitues of the street that the
clock was undergoing slight repairs, and
the antics of the hands were merely the
result OF the msnipulations OF man on
the inside.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

Virginia City has an ordinance re-
curing the payment Of bullion-tsx by
al mines within its limits, whereat
there Is considerable bucking just now
BY the companies so unfortunate as to
be located within the limits OF the city.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

''YoU. Marian an Joseph Maroni, let
up on that ar gate an come in the house
an do yer courtin. Thar's good fire,
. sofy for two, an lots Of cold carrots in
tie Kitchen pot" Marian and Joseph
QsScni walked right 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

A bill 10 now before Brigham's Par
lament, says the Salt Lake Tribune, to
out OF tho water supply for the smslters
ct Sandy and to damage them in every
considerable way.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

The lives Of forty Belgian miners were
saved by whisky in the recent frightful
colliery explosion which occurred on
Monday. They had not got over the
effects of their Sundry spree and stayed
away from the the mine. Scores OF
sober, industrious miners were killed.
but these forty drunken loafers escaped
uninjured. The lesson taught by this
might be utilized with effect by temper
ance lecturers. Virginia Chronicle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

Rates payable in United States go'a
coin or its equivalent. M
All Consignments Of Goods Forwaroeua
Promptness and Dispatch. No Forwai"'
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care ssE. 4 p. n. n
All Liquors and LIQUIDS will be transpon''
only at the owners risk OF leakage.
slS-tf W. GRIFFIN, Aseh''
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

We give place in another column TO
the proceedings Of an important miners
meeting held at Bonanza City. Harris
burg District, Utah. The object in view
was the forestallment Of any acts tend
ing to repetition of the scenes enacted
here in early times, and overawe those
disposed to fasten on to desirable mining
property.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

Senator Sharon has sold his residence
on Suffer street. San Francisco, to W.
8. O'Brien, for $2l2. 500. He has made
the Palace Hotel his home ever sincs it
was opened. 1t would appear that the
reports OF Sharon's embarrassed condi-
ton are not wholly without foundation
when two hundred thousand dollars does
not come in inopportunely.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02
N Office

As the PHOEBE DA1r REcoRD will hereafter be
run By the RECORD PuBIIsHrxe COMPANY, all
embellishments from this date must be settled
with said company only. No one Is authorized
TO contract debts for this Company unless by
the written order q r. 8. CnowLEr.
RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Phoebe, December Gath. 1875.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

Oar teleRrsms bring the information
that the Alps Mining Company has
purchassdthe Floral Mill for cash. and
that = dividend will DO declared this
month. all Of which we are highly
gratined TO hear, and feel highly elsted
with tho assurance that Phoebe Is once
again to have dividend paying mine.
The announcement however that the
Floral Mill is operated similar to the
Fryer process is news to all in Phoebe.
unless ths superintendent. A. J. Blair.
has noiselessly introduced that process,
which would be hardly possible. with all
eyes turned on the Alps a. at the present
time, without the fact becoming gen.
orally known.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

Defaulters are becoming as common
throughout the country as suicides in
San Francisco. so common as to hardly
call forth remark. They are Of every
day occurrence, and mostly among those
OF apparently unimpeachable character
those who hoodwink the public with
their moral professions by day. and
under the cover Of night do the other
thing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

Antilles Mining Company. - Loca.
tion OF principal place Of business, San Fran.
cisco, California, Notice 10 hereby given that
It meeting OF the Directors. held on the oath
day Of January, 1876. an assessment Of twenty
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately,
IN United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
his ONCE, No. 207 Sansome street third floor
San francisco. Any stock upon which this as
1875, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Monday, March
~, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. II. NJ. MORGAN, Sec'y.
ONCE, 207 Ssnsome street, San Francisco, Cal.
f2.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02
Willis Of New York introduced bill

Willis Of New York introduced Q bill
In the House yesterday providing for
the repeal Of all laws authorizing the
payment Of prize money to officers and
men OF the Navy. He takes the ground
that the distribution Of prize money has
. demoralizing effect and detracts from
the efficiency Of the Navy. Mr.. Willis
thinks no doubt that in the near future
his bill will. II II becomes q law. BE- put
to practical test. From the tone OF
our dispatches this morning one would
infer that the array OF war vessels at
Port Royal has not been concentrated
there without purpose. However op-
posed Congress may b. to war yet 1t
may be brought about by an overt act
beyond its power TO avert. And perhaps
before We are aware Of il some provo
cation will be given. Spain will resent
It. and the whols thing will be made to
appear that Spain was the aggessor,
after which Congress viii be forced to
yield and war will be upon us.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

CArs.-We desire to ask the editorial
fraternity Of this State, whether they
ever sat in their sanctum endeavoring to
write editorials or locals when a couple
under the floor OF the office. and during
the whole Of the day kept up never
ending conversation in the Geological
language. Such has been our unfortn-
nate position to-day, and II. any vulgarity
or profane language appears in the col
umns of the Tribune we ask as favor
that 1t be charged to that internal Thomas
cat.-( Carson Tribune.
Hadst spyed certain receptacle hard
by thou couldst have slain them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02

STATE PRISON INVESTIGATION. = The
State Prison Board held session on the
9th ult., at which time the experts SUBJ
mitted their reports. II is somewhat
difficult TO decide which is the majority
or which the minority report. Han
fort is inclined to the opinion that Hy-
man is guilty Of peculation and Of max
ing fraudulent reports. while Eldridge
waivers somewhat and seems not to have
come to any definite conclusion. and il
anything, will not support Hanford's
opinion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-02
8nru.

In Phoebe, New, January 3lst, 1876, to tn.
wife Of A. j. Blair. a daughter.
, 1876-06-15
9alanoi(he Dsps|bea.

Gtncinnati, IA. SUM-. 0ic 9io=
tionaI 3epublitanilGe GOnoention DIR
iammcIte Ii4 beute Bier um 12&ll1r II
Min. uno orsanifrte ssliG unb errornt'
9errn Sbeo. M. 4omeroe BON sNsu
0oyf ols Gor|iber pro. tom. NaA oel
porlaut9cn -Ier9anolungen oertogt(
}i0 bieielbe nm 3 ubr As W3iu. Bis MOI
gen fritz 9 n5r.
Giue # 0 n, 13. Sum-. Sos Veuel
(lber welhes mir i6on geliern beri6te=
ten) pnroc Se9en 3 u6g Gelte Mor9cr
iiber,paltigt, no9oem cs apbcr Sen &C.
fern crpQbnten @ebduoen nod piele an
ocre ctitOrt bate. Sic grDbte 3erit0=
run9 wnroe auf beioen Sciten Der Prin-
ceB- StraBe an9erihtet. Bei Der 9esen-
wdrti9 berrl6enoen 4ufre9ung lit es un-
mo9Ii9, 5u ermittc!r, lpel6e 9eri4sr
runss- @eleal6aften Die eroBten 8:rluitt
erleioen.
Ser on9eribtete G6obcn pirb oui
5000, 900 biz 100000 gelddbt. Sic
Straben in Der Na9bari6aft oes Sran=
oes lino nit Wi0beln offer Mrt beoedl.
Cine Mn5abl BON 8cbduocu puroe in
Die Suit selpren9t nm DEN 6ortl4ritt
Der Slammen gu bemmen.
Mep- Oprt, IA. SUM. Srant
Wooo, oIios Mc&tnna, alias @lllon,
elmer Der Scrbre6er, wcl9; BON Sing
Sing auf elmer 2ofomotiue emit oben
lpuroe 9eitern Morgen bier mieoer einae.
far9cn. 81 bate Ii6 icit leiner Slu6i
in 9teip SerIeD oufsebaIt;n unO fam por
9cltern Abeno bierbcr, I'M sinen ginbru6
aaa5utibren, peI9er BON ciuem 5einer
Senohm 9eplant moyoen mar.
GlcpeIanb, O., IA. SUM. Sn
Der Mdbe BON BRADFORD, Ya., i9las Der
9lib 9cltern Na@mittus in cine OelqucQt
unO cnt5iinocts oieieIbe. Sic 8lammen
bleitcter li6 rai6 aus uno 5erlt6rtcn cir
r1'n Oelbebdlter, peIder $1,000 6alier
Del entbieIt, mebrere f~leilere OelbcbQl
ter, fiinf nit Del belaoene g8asen Der
vGrle=Sa6n" uno mebrere @oDnungen.
Cine @n3a6l onoerer 0elquefen Iin0
eb'nfaas 6cner. Ser NsrluH bstrdgt
$125, 1000.
, 1876-06-15
Gat0qai(Ae nadlfihtfn.

2,errin. Die 9ienns Sts Ibgcs
n0netnlbauIeS AIN IL. A2ai geltaltttt
ih III i5rtA Striaui gu cIucr Der inlc.
ie|iantclteu Get gon;ea 1yiijon. @odl
stlcOl9nn9 Der triten We9enHdnoe Der
&a1cSoronnl9 trat man III bic critic Bt.
ratqnn9 ocs @cltecntpurf mc8cn In.
%panotHn9 pcS 3cu9lauisS 81 Wcriin III
zinc Nubme59aus elm. 9cn national.
I'beraler Seite wuroe ourb Sen Gb9.
Ottdcrt einlab bic ucbcrueiuna an ois
guo9ctcommlllon bcantra9t. Der 4bg.
W1nOtborlt (YleleielO) b%cfirwortete "a.
Dc9en Ole Seratbnng im Blcnum uno
lRnoIgtc 9tamcnS- Der UortlUrIttSpartrl
Olc Abtc4nnn9 Ser GOylage Oh. Die
Qaupt9rliAoc, nit wcld)en sr oieleu
SelNtnB Mo,iptrte. bcl1uaOen in Str
Grw09un9, o0b es lett ocm Sabre 1870
me lpcclflA prcnbiibc Armce nj1yt
mebr 9ebe, ooB alio lie Gryi4tung eincr
Oclonoercn GuDmc8Daue f4r enc iolbc
nur Der Nn5orUd eInrS mbereNliat1u
PartltulariamaS lem wilrOc, uuo ala
tersrletts, oGB c5 lld anacli4ta Ou Nui
otm Sanac i0ttcHoeA ut4id)AfJltdtu
GutomtI0t njtgt SItNGn wiir0c, gcroOc
in 9e4en patttJcn AaJcu0ltGc eWattiAe
4Nad06n III maiden. &tIegsmlNQttr
y, &amett, Der 5Um erIteR W{al ais
J(eoner III Nbgeoroa tenbaHje o~Altrat,
rat ndIntull,b Dem crjtel Be0enfen
ent9s9en. GS gcbt No& tcinc q iAi4ts
Der peutldlen, poQl ebcr rlae l0tde Der
preubllWsn Armee- Der RpuA Der
J~ta9mrS91Qe beabliA,i9c, bt,lc Ots
Ddlld)!!e uermlttetlt DER |pOrN1noepen &ros
p90ln III lqrtn usrlNGotnm Gutwlfcs
'An90ltHleH Su pcraulNaulldNu, mo Ger
Wta'lGer eElHnerte oaran, oaB bic meis
len Ilbrt9tn 0cutlbcn Slaatcn lotd)e
&rop4aeHg0len ber.tlS belGBcn. Sn
0Qnllbcr 2Se.le |bcflruortete Ger Nba.
b. SIe@art.6 latolU Die 8orlauc. Scr
4b9. Mtnct9prlt (Ufeppcu) mar fur
utbermcllAn9 al Die GommtnluA madte
UOer oaraaI outmertlam, oaB leine R0rs
Iii I'LL 5ntcrp,uatton wr0en cincr Yorz
Iage bcau8tiA Der fir Die 29adcybslda.
Ol9ten (GlOc, Ooer, 0fbelH, &oub u. {.
n.y. 81 se%wabrenOcn StaatSbtlic Elm.
prpngcn wcroc, bic leOcnlail8 notbpsu.
0t9er Ici. ais Die &rbauEiJ elmer 0tnbs
mesbaue. GGljcBtid mHroe otr @es
lceentpurf on bic guogetcumminlon
sur SclbGlttlden 9r)anolm9 Uberwies
zen. Die por9erJcbenoe Sisun9 wuroe
gum aroBtcu GBeile nit oer Debate
"hHs Men @eiescntpurL tetrsffsnS 81;
, 1876-06-15
a@' u 7 E Z q,
oas arnerifaniiae Sutter FIR Ntft
Oicie Wtildung entbdlt fem Nr1entf
$500 ,cro;ftcrp q tnffe
a. n g T q,

oner pcrqiftcTe Stotte.
Is triuot zine rctHe oaat 1ns bit 3f3nFeet
Ten ppn Sduoen meg.
T,gIer Nrtifel bat uuter etncu oreern Natttel
Wnnesr peryitiet III zen 8isb9ssrbsh Hel
WrgS 8ritronlsu,
@S 1T Gin letter 9 aamea unb ersSu3t 9slunhef
6lrilb hsim Vieb.
Is befrrpert tsn @a@stbum bss 1,tngen Bic
See.
s. vtroaubt bic @psiIeu unb ersfust LANCE
Woue bel Shoafen.
6Gr G6weius 1T es Gin Wittel, trelGfs Srani
tettln rpa iDusu abbGlt.
Sc renigt bas Nlut Der TfeFee, J%ttnfSiel
II /. ~.
6'tnIael aeesitt an eisIcm 8ut'sr, 60 Strbtn
rert Cholera unp Sermtkrt Res yt9tn NO.
Gieru.
gs uirp In S Gent gafeten serfauft. 81,
6'etrau d8anweilurgsr linp irbr leiHt.
Sur 4 aile 81 3Otb 1"0 Yafsts
A 10 Hob 4U0 u
u6cr. puuie, 6abritont.
SfFee unp Eager No. 1S. ~ 0'rabt
I milt OIL d M o n b, o..
9tAts! SiQtS Siuis :!
S.. SeD er,
81 ibey6duOier uno Serrcnidncioer,
Issrtiae alcteer werrea i'm @'pfs" uNb Sit
neu ~Serfanft. Sanblersstn
S,rrcut CIDER uno l1nterllelOcr,
go. 1903 @ain St.abs
aHiIdsn Fer l4ien uab l5!ea Straer.
3e}ssb Se6er une Y. 8.9er, &eifaupl. III
, 1876-06-15
Gngias!D.

2onbon, ID. SUM-. Ser 1euti9e
,uStoubaro" bemerft In e,nem 2eitartif,I
iiber Die G~orrelponbeu5 Sctretar SilD
,uno 2oro Gcrby: 0ie Yapicre
in 9 e5ug ouf Die Mr9elegenDcit, melbe
hem 9orlomcnt ppr9eIe9t lpuroen, per=
dnocru III eve Irlbcre Nnlldt nlAt i'm
@cringlieu, bab ndmlj4 Sefretdr Tllb
in te9ni7Ner @inlidt, III Se5u9 ouf bic
YeItimmgn9cn Oes @ertragcs, &e6t bat.
lleber Die Iusliefcrun9 Der @tte bon
1870 s~louben pil, Ot9lei9 mir barber
ni6t gar5 i'm &laren llno, pnB 81. St16,
waDreno CT in tedniI0cr 9lnli0t &e3t
fat, faftiI1 ir1 llWe6t 1T. Die Ge9ie-
.rung fat geluib niht bic MlitDt, gSins
.lOD ootr ir9cno cInen anocren etltflobc-
1en Serbrc4er gegen Str0te 6u be-
si1iiben, oiclelbe fam leOpA DON Der
GtsllunI wsl1e lie nur nit W!Oerwil-
len einnabp1, ui9t oWriidtrcten; mir bof-
fen oesDalh, boB Die SunocSregierua9
5i6 balo entldlIeben wilo, nit Der er9<
lil@cn &e9ierun9 in 8e5ug onf Die Nus
le3up9 0es yegcmpartl9cn Gertrogs,.
D0er Die Mbi1liebun9 elncs nelIen, gu
chem @inperltdaoniB 5n 9tlauSeu, UNI
bel 3lped, .pelden beloe Stc9iernnsen
i'm Muge baben, enoli0 81 errel4cn."
Sn GowsGlen bel @!as9ow fono Dcutt
bos Mctti0itben um Die Gbre Itoit, Die
i6ottilNen S6usen in 9DilaoeIpbia ler
trcten gu o%iirfen.
2onbon. IA. SUM-. Cine Special.
bepel9e FER oYoit" melOst aus Benin
,oab Die oortigc v@crmonio" Gin Spe6tal
bepel@e publi5irt, nap bic rullll0cn
Sruppen inter Den r6mll9. fatDol'i@en
,&utbenrn in Ypbplicn ein Slutboo an-s
gsri6tet uuo ielblt l4weres @el@ab 3D..
bel 9ebrou0t 6uben.
, 1876-06-15

10. h1s. Monots bon Scrbien Die Iofor=
tige 3abluns bes i9r 5ufommcnoen Sri
buts.
9er 8criinGr gorrciponoentbes r2cs
Ie9rap9" mcloct OaB 6iirf &jOrtlAataii
obOontea Mil, i'm Safe bas Scrliner
Mcuoronoum suriid9enommen miro.
&elleral Sgnaticf MID mmittclbar na6
MbboufunB be5 GijrIicn e6enfoQs re5i9-
mren.
, 1876-06-15
preiie Sea: Aa;eisen:
neatfs telssr. gsus(9ta.
Geut;btanD.

oonbpn II, IA. Stunt. Sic neuli9cn
'geriGte iiber lnterbonolungen Setrens
glbtretnng Der Su1el Sclgolono m1
'9cutiAla,b weroen bon Der blcIigen
uGoilp Stems" fir p6ai8 Wlbe9yilnoe'
.erfldrt.
Safer g8il6elm reiite 9eltern @beno
10 ubr BON gerlin nod ems 0h.
, 1876-06-15
Gpanien.

Cont o II, IA. SUM-. 9er@orrcIpOn
bent rer vSimes" meloet BON Gabir, oob
10000 Mann ipunii9er Sruppcn inter
Dem Gen. 9espuiols 9esen Gnoe Nu=
Suh nod @ubu ein8elAlIt ipcroeu inl-
len. umfalienoe 8orbercituusen mcroen
5u @abir uno Sontanner fir Die GIns
i4ifian9 oieier Sruppen 9etroHcn.
, 1876-06-15
s9Geb:

Sern, IA. SUM-. Ser S6aben, mel
den Die usbsri9wcmmun9en in Der ot=
liAcn S1weis ongeri6tst BADEN, 1T I'M
ermebli9. Sie Yriiden bel 6ron9lfelo
fino fortseidpemmt uno IL Go6nlillen
untcrbro9en.
, 1876-06-15

9oris, IA. SUM, Sic stiff I'M
iiibllGen 6runtrei9, %belonoers oieaOour
unb @arpnne, fiei9en ie1r raid,
l1ntcr bcn Yarilcrs@ rbciter GelcQ-
i6oftcn nimu,t bas Mtlbuer9niigen in
Sctrtf Der Observation-Disclosures fir9c=
ididuns Der YDilaoelpbiu'er 8cltous-
steQuns au.
, 1876-06-15
gSirginia Stoat8<Da3etEf
tast,e bereussssebsn s'n
9obn 9, psi@
90. 8 Spolitc Strafs.
Jti0 m II 5, 9 q.


IS 0O
gu Satr % so
Ge4s Mpnass "a On
Drei Mgnate .
Ureije ScG: Iu;eigen:
Gin 5auare, eth Mal ~"
Gin Saudre, mel Wal *
Sin @orare, bret Wlal %
Gin sauare. cine Wede az
Gin sauare, einen Mrnat W. y
Gin sanare. bret Mpnate "V
erbg,re Inseisen wer'en b{at9fr ber'hhe.
g6t ,ser ,reniaer Bel sn o'lben etnen Sqaert.
VIE Nnseiscn Fab int gsraaS III SaRIeit.
Ole Qeitun4 mi,o tn Jttl mcne itS Uin'
,a,aene son bsn 2rassrn FIR IS Gents per
gSp1e nuSeetrager.
, 1876-06-15
Dir Trhfsur,

1T ~beftirtnlt. has 6ar8e btsbert9c 9cituerfabren urns
SoDbao un6 burd Gtnnebmen pom 2~obpNtpcr
bemtrtt { ie 9ohbGoer 5ciSen oil, no bic &rontbett
tb;en 1tb bat, NJ ttfj Ie lie9t, uno su 9(etder
;3ett sei9er te bic 9eben5troit hes Weni6en an,
&~Quienbe 1ino tn ben IeBten 8lnei Sa9ren tn Der
&0oesanltolt, pa Stanton Str Nem 9orfi 9ebeilt
pOrben. HITTER ben @ebcilten befirCen ith ptele
IerSte uuo Ipotbctcr. Sie 9obbioer unteridetten
ib pom 0noeren Sabert oaburb, ba6 tie brett 0uf
bic 8rantbett e~inpirfen, u, b ben franfen StolI cnt7
lerner, tn rpel1er Sorn Ct aud gum 8orl6ein
fomme. Ste limb etn @erbrennnns8z ooer Ausl5eis
bun9s> Procc6. Der &rGnfbettsltoite. Sober Rranfe
piro bel Der Anpeuoun9 btc Ter Rnr I~o5uidgeu fem
etsener GrSt. @ctr Semano burd 6icie Sdoer gss
beilt til, 70 tt er ptrtltG uno ~rabital 9ebetit, lodbz
rcnh nod br ttSberiSem Seilmetbobe be @ttttel
sep6bnli9 geiabrlf6er iinb us ste RrdnfbeiticlbIt.
ure i4 offers 81 gangs peer iscunbdrer 9ranfs
beiten e~iuitellt, -
S61Iei6 Bic suyoa6er uIe 8ranfbeitcn, ttinerlia
uno duBerIt9, turiren, 10 itnb bod btt @trfnn9ei
bei f~olssnbtn arantbeiten. b%cfonbers menn fe lid
nod In %ocuteli s. Itanee lcfii.oer, gons auberoroenis
lid: Vtebct, ielbit Nerpens uno EppAuSheber;
wereen iebt l9neu, aetuohnItd, NIT i.3 Sdoern,
furtrt. Ssaiss uu6 2uneenfd).ptnofudt pirh,
Defenders lei iunaen 0enten 4. u, erlen Stabtl,tn,
s.tp6bnlid llt6t turirt. 9aNer5a6t, Gbeas
tnatisms3 weroen oft iebr, i9nta. 8ebstlt;
ebenio Nu9ens NIB DIR nfrantfetten, fo1pie oue
iprbiIitifde SrGnfbetten tn ieosm @rabe. @d
dubereH &rartbetten, StGtetputtoen, @e:
fd,.pGtet, Seropbelt &C. lit BITE Mirfuiie cine
pIObli4e Il. ii4tbors.. 9tHr Elm Bah tit htnrei4cno,
inn Seoen pou Der @irtlns au lber5eu9en. Wte1
oemtrebS unO Bite io8enannte &arrs oocr
Suderruhr (etne bis iest urhctlbare arartbettl
purber gebcilt. Bel lebterer Srantbcit sebe1 rs
@ro3ent 6es 3uderftoies NIT ieeet Babe sur4 bcs
lrtn a6.
Oie Pobes rub gtnnehmes seulptr ,oerS.n naa
tebeu @los I'm aaiibe p%eriunbt, Scr s.tets bee
8abezpuluers 1T 50, Der hes gtnnebme ) 0utpers
81. @lan Iaile iih cine Sroi9ire iber BITE 2obtus
w enslS8er ceer benti4er Sprabe fdtden.
Fir. RauchfnsS,
- "a stoEtrn Str. (Box 1901
&ep Derh.