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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

The regular San Francisco suicide is
reported.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

The local editor OF the Enterprise has
been looking at q spectroscope purchased
for the Gold Hill Public School and gets
away out beyond his depth in describ-
ing it. He says the spectroscope "opens
the golden gates Of the hereafter. aud
gives glimpse OF the coming man as he
reaches out toward the infinite in know
ledge, and becomes all that man may
and not trespass on his master. Already
has this little analyzer of bodies, by
means Of the light they emit. commenced
reducing the number OF the 80. called
simple substances till OF the sixty. -four
but two positively are known to exist
coloric and magnetism; and 1t is now
searching for what is believed to be the
third and last, and which is thought to
be equally subtle and imponderable, but
is nameless in science. because never
seen uncombined." This is news and
no mistake. Sixty-fve elementary sub
stances are known. to exist, Of which
neither coloric or magnetism-whi
are not substances but foroes-form a
part. The spectroscops IL simply used
to determine the identity of certain
elements.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

The Silver State attributes Winnemuc.
cas- freedom from tramps to AN order re.
GENTLY issued by "60l."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Large shipments OF cattle are being
made to San Francisco from all parts OF
the State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Toquervills is promised an eight
stamp mill inside Of sixty days.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Seven hundred and six patents were
issued to native Connecticut inventors
during tho past year.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

General Mcclellan is out with long
article on the Presidential contest. He
supports Tilden, of course.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

A general reduction of wages, varying
from 10 to 20 per cent. has taken place
throughout the East.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

The Salt Lake Herald says: Colonel
H. O. Brockmeyer. the Democratic can
didate for Lieutenant. Governor OF Mis-
souri,. has had a rather checked life.
He was graduated from Brown univers.
ity and soon after went to the west, where
be lost fortune 10 bank failure. Then
for three years he lived in hut which
he built in the woods, supporting him
self by shooting game. He then learned
the trade Of q moulder. aud. after saving
$500, went back to his hut, bought u
section Of land and lived thus for sew
eral years. at cost Of $l2. SO q year"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

White Pine county politicians are
taking sudden and enthusiastic interest
In the welfare OF Ward City.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

The " Great East" got the Republic
can candidatee; the "Great West the
Democratic aspirants. Aud now comes
the tug Of war.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

The total valuation of San francisco
D ropsrty Il S26O. 262. 34S.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Cardinal Antoneli. the Pope's conf
Dental adviser, is dying in Rome.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Charlie Ross has been discovered
again. This time in Sharon, Connect
cut.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Everyone who has read Robinson Cru
SOC, remembers how hard it was on poor
Robin. when after spending two years
building boat he was unable to get it
to the water. The Dutch are in Is bad
fix. They recently completed fine
iron -turret ship at Amsterdam, and find
that the canal is not deep enough to float
It to the sea. History repeats itself.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Daniel Webster's widow still lives;
ntal IS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

RAILROAD CONNECTION The Santa
Monica Outlook. in q recent article on
the completion Of the San Fernando
Tunnel, looks upon the success Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company as q
probable monopoly, after the fashion Of
the Central Pacific. II goes on to say
"If we are correct in defining the pres
ent railroad situation, it is plain to be
seen that there is but one outlet TO the
difficulty, and that is to extend the Los
Angeles and Independence Railroad to
an overland connection with the Utah
Southern. There is only gap OF five
hundred miles, and when closed ii
would be pofect foil to all attempts at
fastening a complete monopoly upon the
transportation facilities OF Los Angeles
county" The completion Of this gap
would be at all events breaking up OF
the Central Pacific monopoly that is SO
irksome to this portion Of the Coast, and
for that reason would be matter Of re-
joicing to the people OF this section. If
it served double purpose in defeating
monopoistic schemes further west, on
the sea line, so much the better. II Is
probable mex. Spring will see the first
forging OF the iron links that will con-
meet tho Utah Southern with the Los
Angeles and Independence Railroad.
The Enterprise OF a recent date con-
tains q short article with the intention OF
doing De Long justice. 1t says
An impression will possibly be carried
abroad through the accounts published
Of the proceedings of the Republican
State Convention, which. unexplained,
might do Hon. @. +. De Long grave in
justice. The accounts are made to show
that Mr.. De Long was candidate for
the nomination for Congress, and
was defeated. Mr.. De Long was at no
time willingly a candidate. He was I'M
der an obligation to do what be could to
cause the nomination of Mr.. Wren, land
went to Carson for that purpose. Then it
, , was determined by some of his saDguine
but not over-discreet friends to
force nomination upon him.
1t put him In n most embarrassing posi-.
ton, as it made him look as though he
was breaking faith with friend, and at
the same time placed him where the hu-
initiation OF defeat was almost inevitable,
because many Of his warmest friends in
the convention bad, by the time the con.
vention assembled, pledged themselves
to support Mr.. Wren.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

Late advices from the South African
gold fields report serious conflict be-
tween the Dutch settlers in Transvaal
and the natives. The gold dlggers were
unmolested
, 1876-11-08

uno ourh IoIioen Nnitano tn oer sac
mllie mie III biir9crtiben Gsrtcbre Die
G9re ot5 Tercin5 au nabraI. Der
5a4reabeitrag betra9t 4 SO.
, 1876-11-08
Jtaiien.

2onoon, 7, Sop. Giner 9epeI1e
Der Shines" aus &om 5ufolge wuroe
&aroinal Nntoneqi an lesten 5onnta9e
i'm 8atifan BON einem 8ruitsi9t-Mn=
foae betrofen uno io9leid na6 ieiner
@obnuns sebra@t. @r wo0te nidt elau
ben, oaB iein SOB beranna6e; ouIebt mil
Ii9te er Elm, bas abenbmabl gu empfan=
gen, mar iebo9 ni9t int Stanbe, Die
Soitie gu peridIuden.
81 itarb UNI elm 0iertel nod 7 ubr
am MontasMorsen furs na6oem er Ell
ne gotI6aft on ben 9apit 9eididt uno
benielben INN feinen eesen unb feline
gersebuns fir Die 6ebler, msIde er
udbreno ieiner Identification besans
gen, sebetsn bate. 9as 0erm6een bes
0ertorbenen wiro unter feline 5amilie
nertbeilt uerben.
, 1876-11-08
0nl1t0(fe Depe(ibeu.

Nep.Oort, 6. NoObr, SEQ. @.
Siiber uno @bu6ael 9olpnes fieIen 9e-
tern our9 elm Sod in einem 9euI9ober
binter Nr. IT,, GbarlesItrabe, in ben
oorlnter befinoli6en Staff. 5ll6er
,puroe setDbtet unb 9ownes 9efd9rll9
perwunoet.
@em Yort. 6. Noubr. Sic 2el9e
eimes u~nbefannten Mnnnes puroe beute
in Dem Tlule a%ufsefunoen. Ser 9er=
itorbene mar nit l@waraen 9oien, ounf=
Ter @eite uno ounfeln Sud- Gamai9en
betlsioet. I'm ben Man6etten isines
Semoes befanoen ii6 soloene &n0pfe.
Sn ieiner @ef lentaide befano ll6 cine
soIoene llbr nit Der Sni6rift: .Nr.
1928, Sbos. Cooper, Mater, 2ipsr
pool"
8tlfesbarre, 8a., 6. Nopbr.-
Sim lesten S%amtase brannten Su Sugar
Not9 lieben feline 8obnbauler ob. Ser
S9aoen betrdst $4,000. Gin @srii@t,
oaB Der 9ranO our6 vWoIlp. Ma9uirss"
an9ele9t nuroe, er'vies it4 aIs unbe=
sriiuoet.
SituspilIe, Bennl., 6. Nop6r.-
Die nYrooucers' unb manufacturers
Sant" lAloB beute NtOr9en iDre S0iiren.
Sic Sant bate wdbreno Dor 9anSen
@o0e einen Mnlauf ibrer @ldubi9cr
ous3ulte6en. Oie gftioa weroen als
pulltdnois seniiseno betraGtet, INN bio
Yallip0 al 0eden.
, 1876-11-08
Curopai(d)e na6ribten.

2aln6em. ueber Sen uGolfsperein
IN 8aiern", gu belisn Sdaffune Der
9eoanfe bon Dessenoorf aus + folste.
.rfabrt Der rN. g." Jolseno.S: Mits
Bliso oes Tereins Tam ieoer our urwabl
iar ben Ganotas bsfabists gaisr lein.
Der Gintritt srfolst auf 8oridlas eines
Observation-Disclosures nad @~enebmisuns
bes Iusihufss. Dieter 1T nidt lduls
big, bic Ibwsiiuns gu bs9rinoen. Nls
3wed beS 0erein8 mtrb Die PHese brS
@emsinliuneS unb bic 6Oroeruns bes
8erltanoniHss fir 0ffentlibss 2sbsn in
@emcinoe uno Staat a~n9eseben unb
babel bemsrtt, baB Der gersin als @rnno'
lasen zines seiunoeu, Ofentliden 9ebsns
Neli9ion unO 6amilie, ~seieaIhaftli5s
nno wirtbidaftlihe Sronuns anertennt.
0ls @emabr berielben uno uelsntlihe
Nebte oes Golfes liub Den Statuten
suIolse gu erbalten ODER 81 Tltreben :
y Die Selbitdnoisteit Ser Samilie in
Se3u9 auf @onfeilion. grSisbung, S6ul.
nnterridt uno Notwithstanding
ibrer Gn9eb6ri9en p Die Selbhltdus
bi9feit Der @emeiuoen DiItrifte, &reile,
in alien @ebieten bs8 ofIentli0en S.
ben8 !; 81 Die Selbfltanoi9feit Der tlrA.
liden &Orporationen ODER relt9iOIcn
9ereine III 8e3u9 ouf Gebrc, Sr9anila.
ton unO Serm69en ; oann after 0a8
OffentIide ODER wirtbi9aItlide Qcben
beriibrenoen @ereini9ungen. inSbelOns
osre aud in Se5ug uuf oie Ycrtretun8
ibrer SntereiIen, 9e9enaber Dem WfiB.
brauhe einerleitS OeS 9roBen &apital6s'
ltseS uno anoerleitS oeS @cwer6c5 i'm
umberSisbsn 4) Die Siderbeit Der
Perlon, oss Gl9entbumS uno Der OIients
llben Wteinun9sauBerun9; 5 } Die 9leid'
arti9e 8ertbsiluus Der Ofentllden 9ultsn
anS slsidartise Gbeilnabme Der Staats.
burger an Der 0oltsuertretuns uno
ReatSpfless f; entidsioeaoer @influB Der
0Oltsoertrstuns auf bic @eiee9ebuns,
ben selammtsn Staatsbalt, auf &riegS.
.rtlaruns unS TrisbsnsidluB. Die
Wiitsliebsr psrpfidtsa ii9, i'll uebuu9
Ibrer TbGtistsit fur bic Berelnsiade Die
@eiess 3u bsa9tsn. Der perfaiuuSsmd.
Bisen Staatssewult bic iAuloiss AA'
lung su OGDEN unb ais %9emetunieis er.
fannie l1uternebmunaeH Serlclben na9
&raften gu f0roern, poIitllden unS ions
~feilioneQen Strsit, Demonltrationen fir
ODER sssen rssier.nos 0aupter BON Den
Observation-Disclosures fsras au h9lt&i
, 1876-11-08
Meufts teIegr. psps(afn.
Ser &rieg i1n Orient.

Q~pnbon, 6. Sob. prioatoepei6er
aus onltantinopel seben an, oab oiref=
te unterbanolungeu smii6en &uBIans
unb Der 9forte i'm @anse iino. Soften
fisIelben elm Gelultat e%r5ielen, 10 piro'
cine Gonferen5 Ser europail6en GroB,
mdtte unnDtbig weroen.
2onbon, 7. Nou. Scr Bienel
Correspondent bes STANDARD" t6eilt
nit, ooB Die Bforte Der Soroerun9 Gub=
lambs no6ecben uno bic Stelun3en,
welde Die Siirfen felt Der Na6t bes 81
Sftobers croberten auf9esebcn fat.
9elieroo puroe bemna6 BON ben Sir
fen gerdumt.
Sic upoH" meloet, oaB Gn9lano cine
Gonfsrens sl gonltantinopel oorgei6Ia=
gen bat. 9fe gerbanolungen iolen
auT Der Bats Der Sntesritdt unb unabs
bansisfeit oes ottomantii6en &ei6s ses
fibrt wsroen, uno Oas grOsramm foa
ioentii9 nit ben Trieoensporldldssu
bes 2orb 9erbp iein. @ae tbeilnebmen=
Den Md9te miien fi6 islbfia4ti0er
3wede entbalten.
2onbo n, 7. Noobr. Ser @iene r
Correspondent Der rSimes" t%elesrapb;rt !:
"Gs lit sepib, bab &uBlano lt3 fir ale
Sdae riiitet. &ulIii6e Beanie, melde
ieither ale Na9ri6ten 8ctreffs militd=
rii@er @orbereetunsen inglbreOe i%telten,
briien li@ oamit, baB oas gauge ruliide
Seer jebt auf Dem &riessfube ltebt, IS
1T m09lid, bab oieie pI0sli6e OHenbeit
bur6 b0beren YeIebl oerurla9t miro"
2onoon, 7. Nop. Ga9rl@ten aus
9arati6in 5ufolge oarf Die lerbii9e Ir-
,nee als aufgel0it betra6tet peroen. Sic
8e9e lino nit S6nee beoedt uno bic
Soloaten uno SII9tlinse iterben Su
Sunberten.
Cine @iener 9epel4e sibt an, SAP
SurIt @orti4afoif ben @orldla9 eng
lambs 9etreffs elmer gonierens in Con-
1tantinopsl an9enommen bat.
, 1876-11-08
England.

onbo n, 6. Sob. @uf Der bicliscn
Glitter b0ric wu,ben oieie Yreiie Der per-
i4ieoenen Wertbpupiere our6 bic fritz.
l6e @enoun9 Der orjentalii6en Ser
w%idelun9en elmer oeocnfli6en S6wun
flung nnterporfen; bic Nudri6t BON BEN
@bidlulie zines @affenltiltunoes be,
lpirtte ieooA cine SnUerlidtli9ere Slim.
mrn9, uno ieit leBtem 9onneritage lint
bic meilten Mttien bereutcno i'm YreiI'
9eIie9en.
, 1876-11-08
Tranfret@.

Yaris. 6. Sop, @cltern wuroen 50
Gnmmuniiten san5 Oosr tbeilweifs besnc
oist.
Ser uMoniteure" bdlt es fir wa6r-
i6einlid, bnB idmmtli6e @arantiema9'
tie ii6 nit Der uorsei4lussnsn COME
ren5 in Gonitantinopsl sinpsrtanoen er.
fl0ren neroen.
Sapre. 7. Nop. Oie bieTsen &auf
leute, wsl1e nit 9ep0tslten @aarer
rem banoeln, boben cine Yetition an Der
fran5DFi9sn Senat einserei9t, in mel.
der iie um @bldaifuns Der ginfubrlteu.
er bon 4 YrOasut bitten, tpel9e i'm Sab.
re 1874 tu Der bisber beitebenben Gten.
sr' an9efii9t ,paroen. Sie Yetition be.
, 1876-11-08
Teutf9lanD.

Berlin, 7. Son. 9err b. Billion,
Der bsati6e Miniiter bes @eubereu, er-
fldrts seltsrn in elmer 8eoe in benz beut=
i9en &eidstase, baB bic @erpide-
lnnsen i'm Often 0eutldtano iueoer d.
rett, nod inoirett berabren miiroen.
9ie Nbfidt Der oeutiden &esieruns lei
Seutidlanb su elmer feiten Burg bes
Jrieoens 81 MAIDEN.
Stutt9art, 7. Nopbr. Sbeohol
bon Seu9lin, Der beriibmte oeuti6'
Souoans &eilenoe uno 3oolose 1T &c.
itorben.
, 1876-11-08

Jltd)rlGllO, y0s -
GlauEen If Ben Sreuuten unb bem gu.
@utlifum i'm 9llaemeinen jbr erpBrs Eager,
peIdes aus fplsenpen Geben teltebt, ans.t :
bieten: Qrpaen, MebtSinc, Chem falien, Mp.
be- unb Solicit Nltifsl, S9pamme, &prFe,
Ysrtamsrisn, 5arbtpfe 1arbe, See e, 8snlter,
elas. Slit etc. etc. einidIieBli4 MQes, mas
in einem suten Orpgen. @fl9Gft 9ewBbnIi9 gu
baben lit.
Sie fibren 9Iei6fals cine arrBe @uswab
btatil9er prssaraiipnen ais: &pre/s @sIatine
gater's Cocoa, perl. @,iiBe, So H. t1rfe
SafermebL Sasp, Iapipea, crnbenl lite Wild
etc. etc.
2anbrstb's earanttrter @artenlaamen, tpo.
Scn Elm POLES M6ortsment tets DovrGtbis tit
G%pncenirirte Jrutt-9 Gencen. @romatii.
rnrss Giraffe BON jsbsr Serte, Gewiirse aumt
@inma1en.
Gernsr lsnfen lie bic Mafmerf1amteit auf ibr.
ielblteema9ten preperate, pelbe eine 20-iGb.
rtse prpbs bsltanbsn uno fir pelde le saran
tiren tDnnen. mb
, 1876-11-08
0trqinia @tddts<Wa5et1e
taoI,e bsrausssssbsa SON
9obn g. pfin.
30. s 3p0lite Straee.
0ti6 mo ND, Ta.
aubScrtptiOrs $ Nreife.
0retie bet Muaei8en:

@r5ssre ansetsen werrsn niger bere&net.
Ndt pber tpeniser Bel tn btIben etnsn Square.
Hue Mnseteeu ffnb I'M gsraus ta satIen.
Die 2eituna tpirb IN &ihmpne unb Tint
ssqtnb Bon bet 1rdsern fit IS Gents per
Wohe duSgetra9en.
, 1876-11-08
GmBIan0.

2ouoon. 7. 30, 8ie cine Sepe=
i6e ans Wien mittbeilt, 1T 0r. Strous
berg 81 lebensldn9li4er Serbannun9
aus Gublano perurt6eilt moroen.
, 1876-11-08

siebt li6 buuptiddli9 auf Gingep0fcl>
tes, weIGes BON Qlmerita eingefii6rt
lpiro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28

The CITY SCHOOL BoARD.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the City School Board
was held yesterday afternoon in the High
School building. Present: Messrs. Kelley
(president). Scott, Courtney, Straus, Binford,
Moses, Wellford, and Rady.
Superintendent Binford submitted his
regular monthly report, showing the condi-
tion of the public schools on the 18th OF
April-as follows:
White schools: Number Of teachers and
principals, II; enrolment for the month,
2,741; average daily attendance, 2,5S4.
Total enrolment, 3,1S6; percentage OF at
tendance, 93.7. German, 159.
Colored schools: Teachers and principals,
3S; enrolment for the month, 1907; av.
erage daily attendance, 1913. Total enrol.
ment, 2,020; percentage OF attendance,
93.G.
White and colorcd schools: Enrolment
for the month, 4,34S; average daily attend
ancc, 4,097 Total enrolment, 5,2O6; per-
centage of attendance, 93.6
The low percentage OF attendance during
the past month was caused by the unusual
amount of sickness among the scholars anC
by the very wet weather. The report was
filed.
Secretary Moses's financial report was also
read, received, and filed.
Mr.. Scott presented resolution as to eX
pediency OF enlarging and improving Bethe
school; which was referred.
| Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28
Don't delay. Register to-day.

BAD CONDITION OF THE JAIL-REPoRT OF
THE SURGEON John Dove, surgeon In
charge Of the city Jail, on yesterday report
ed to the Police Justice that the premises
are in an unhealthy condition by reason o.
the repairs going on there, and for Wmcn
the Sergeant is not responsible. Or. Dove
represents that the water intended to hoW
into and cleanse the cells has been cut on,
and that typhus-feyer will be the result.
The Police Justice promised to do all in his
power to protect the health OF the prison
ers. , ag, Il zs@,ff fft ts.si a.ss
Colonel Cutshaw, the City Engineer, who
is in charge OF the work OF repairing and
charging the Jail, will doubtless give the
matter prompt attention. 1t is matter OF
urgency.
For years past the Jail has been disgrace
TO any civilized community. Little or no
notice Of its condition was taken until the
Press brought it to the attention Of the people
by publishing the circumstances attending
the death of poor syele. Then Judge Guigon
set his commissioners to work, and the
Council was compelled to make an appro-
.priation to improve the building. The
work is now going on, and the management
OF the work, it is alleged, produces the re-
suit complained OF. E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28
MANCHESTER NEWS.

= -.
The County .ConUention.-A majority Of
the delegates-elect met ut the old court
house yesterday for the purpose OF nomi-
mating a Conservative candidate for the Office
of Commonwealths attorney.
The Convention was called to order by
County Superintendent B. A. Hancock, who
presided. W. j. Woodbridge was elected
secretary.
The names OF Colonel William Ambers
and Mr.. J. NJ. G. Fitzpatrick were presented
to the convention, and upon being balloted
for the vote resulted: Fitzpatrick, 1S; Am
bers, 10.
Clover Hill precinct was not represented
in the Convention.
Ettrick precinct was represented in the
person OF DR.. A. Whitehead, and cast six
votes. It is claimed that Ettrick had no
right to representation from the fact that no
delegates had been elected by that precinct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28
The Pralna.rry-E1ection Pa.lr. plsn.

d. "a
The present City Conservative Committee
has so far done well. and won the enco-
miums Of the almost entire Conservative
community. The harmonizing OF conflict
ing elements and the future success OF the
party seem to be the only objects that have
actuated and guided them In their adoption
OF plan Of . primary election. But to
make the plan yet more perfect and salts
factory and to secure the greatest degree of
harmony and unity of action in the ensuing
spring elections, they. should adopt rule
ey winch any eandsaass ,osA 6e prohibited
Rumors Of Withdrawals and combinations
in a certain event are already in, circulation.
II anything OF this kind be done it is easy
enough to see that great dissatisfaction and
perhaps serious consequences to the party
may grow out OF It. Let the committee at
once, therefore, put, the seal OF their disap-
probation on everything Of this kind.
CONSERy ITIyE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28

CoNKLING AGAIN AHEAD-THE APPOINT
MENT OF Mr.. ANABLE-ROW AMONG THE
RADICALs.-General Grant surprised many
OF the Republican politicians here by send
ing to the Senate the name OF Mr.. Samuel
L. Anable, OF Henrico, to be confirmed as
pension agent for Virginia, in place of Hon.
L. II. Chandler, deceased. 1t was supposed
that Colonel J. p. Brady, OF Portsmouth,
would be the fortunate man. He was en-
dorscd by Platt and StoWell and the Nd
tioral Republican. He had also gained the
goodwill Of Mr.. Chandler's friends by
promising to give a tirst-rate place in his
Office to Miss Chandler, who was her fathers
chief clerk, and there was no opposition
was hoped that Miss Chandler would herself
be appointed.
The victory OF Anable over Brady is de-
clarcd to be another evidence that the Pre-
sident prefers Conkling to Blaine. Ger
tainly the friends of Conkling urged Anable
and the friends OF Blaine urged Brady, and
we see that Anable has received the nomi-
nation.
Brady was at the Lynchburg Convention
working heartily for Blaine delegation and
for instructing the delegates to vote in favor
of Blaine. Anablc was there as a friend Of
Conkling. disappointment Of Anable was
secured by Hon. T. c. Platt, NJ. c. from
New York, supposed to be the Conkling
manager in Washington backed by Judge
Robert w. Hughes, Colonel John r. Pop
ham, and Hon. John Amber Smith. Mr..
Anable had no hand in the game whatever.
1t was all managed without any trouble to
him.
The Blaine office-holders and other sup
porterS here regard the matter as an outrage
| boSy coi1 upctarlay th1f the
confirmation would be fought in the Senate.
Mr.. Anable was born in New York, is a
citizen Of Henrico, and has been living in
Virginia for about ten years. He was
unanimously elected president OF the Board
Of Supervisors of Henrico county at its an
nual meeting in May last, having served
therein six years. The members of that
board are Mr.. Samuel T.. Anable, Hon. A.
r. Holiday, DR.. J. G.. Beatty, and Colonel
| Norman Smith-two Republicans and two
Conservatives.
Mr.. Anable is the father of the young
man who was clerk Of Henrico Court, and
who got into trouble by reason OF drawing
certain warrants upon the Treasury with
out authority so to do. Doubtless the Blaine
men will mislead some Of the senator's into
the belief that Anable the Henrico clerk and
Anable the nominee for the pension agency
are the same, when they are not
The law requires the pension agent to
locate his office in the district where most
Of The pensioners reside, and under that
regulation Norfolk was chosen.
MIR. Andrew Washburne, the predecessor
Of Afr. Chandler in the Office, once said to
reporter of this paper that he had rather
have the pension agency than any Federal
office in Virginia. It is presumed, therefore,
that it pays well. ,,:a.
Mr.. Anable will doubtless give Miss
Chandler clerkship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28

SINGULAR AcCIDENT-HASD Mashed
Yesterday morning barrel of vinegar,
weighing nearly 500 pounds, was received
at the Bank-Street Cafe of Mr.. John D.
Snellings. One of the hands employed
there (Tom Watkins), despite warning to
the contrary, attempted to stow it away in
the cellar unaided. It slipped in its pass
age down the stairs and crushed his right
hand, which necessitated the amputation OF
three fingers. During the day he was sub
jected to spasms. DR.. Isaiah II. White at
tended him and did all that medical attend
ance could to alleviate the unfortunate's
sIlffnrinps