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WHISKY.


Special HlsI-atch to Tie Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Junc 2}.-WIlliam NOVEL;, late
Commissioner ot the Board Of Public Works,
and strong supporter Ut Carpenter, received
dispatch from thu House Sesgeant-ut.Ar1ns ut
Washington this AFTERNOON sulnn.onIng hin, 10
Washington tu-,ilght, to M examined touching
his knowledge, 1t Ii supposed. uf the whisky
campaign fund. As Nowrll's name has hither-
to escaped mention ia connrcs!un with these
scainl,ls, tho matter cAtses considerable sur
prise. It. is alleged In wc!l-lnforlncd quarters
that tho lal>ors of the Committee III lnvcstiga-
tion Will rcrtan1y result In the District Attor-
tey be!ng Instructed to present keyes anu Cur
pcnter To the Granl Jury to mryt it Os!4kosl,.
%. 1atctds M,patch u 7as 7rtnns.
WASHINGTON, d. T., Junu 23.-The Wiscon-
si Republican delegation to-day united IN
request s>' Proctor Kiutt, Chairman Of tho Ju-
,Hciary CoHuulittrc, thut he should summon thu
gattnn demanded by Reyes. Knott consented
to ,io Tits. Mutt Carpenter Is expected 10 cross
cxaslllnc Conkl!n, The Investigation may bo
postponed until hu cou!cs.
, 1876-06-24

Many OF tho French iMpers, to which tho
grave aspect uf question Is less welcome than
the gay, arr celebrating tic fail of the Su!tan by
.w}uls yolley Ut anecdotes, more Or less ttdit-
nlpus, illustrative Ut his lifu aul reign. 1t need
haEdly be aaid that these Are not u u ilAttgrilg
Character. ABDUL Axix was born In the begin
Mug Vi 1880, all1 when he suy.e,,eA hls bruther
Oh the thFonu In 1851 hu had tie reputation vi
being 1andest, frugal, aud sobeT-nindcd ul4u.
IT. wis sa1d that tla only haul una wife, uua lived
with hos ttl the most honsay and lnostentutIous
style tnaXi,lable.
This wsf+ Ia tat sns lat ths ksasoa tu Il
, 1876-06-24

mixed Commission, Ind not been nominated at
hia sngEeetLor1, and a. friend anf{ agGnt of hlH
ffc explained their ftlstncsa relations, but de-
r!cd any fundamentally In the selection Ut
Toslay scth briggs entered suit to recoYcr
$i50, ,I tlaMagcB alleged tu hnye been stlstalutr1
by defendant refusing IT, 'lclIver Ia l,[,n rcrtl-
sstes \, pnyIn;nt nf claims 9t plaintiff "djn-
i':;atso 49, upon by tic Venezuela Commission" !"
T1iK CALDWELL. DISPATCHES.
The Judiciary Committee this morning *.
nmined col. Tho'uas 4. sco.t, through Mr.
Knott, In relation to the Caldwell telegram.
Caldwell on the 3lst IT May, thanking him Tor
iMtosatng his evidence before the Committee.
Tic knew npthtnE ntnlt the two messages sent
to Caldwell from Fhifadc1uhta, excepting that
yo,,ng man, who Rald his name was Reed, repre-
scntlIg htself rs the prtsate secretary to Cnil-
we'll, cs!ln.l upon the wltncas n1nl showed lli,n u
cory nf dspntcl, which wn'.l'i ct,st ahu,,t $ltN
IN gold, AMI nske'l thc witness to ntt1 hl,n III
f,endng ,a +; Thu w,tncs. aecl!ne, e ,lo L, am!
stiM Il himself. THE dispatch alluded to was
similar IL thu one received by Knott frDm Call.
we'll, but tic witness dill not think it was In
THE EXACT woHps.
ILLS testimony IL In llArfnofy with the state
tncnts contained In Rce.l's ltttere i1I the New
York Herald this morning. Tie witness Ind
never seen Rced before tint time, anil only once
sine. The witness was little suepfcio,!s n.,aut
l!1E uIfJHtLeH "lllCh hc nlnsEu1 IccelSfA from
Caldwell, and sent oycr to tho telegraph ni1lce
To hive IL verified, md tflrre LEARNED Tint II waa
genuine dispatch, cableaa from l.on,lors. The
witness knew nDtlHMg Of Reed Or bis wl,erc-
nbout4, except what hs Ind stated. The witncss
identified hfs own signature to tlc letters con-
tainlng statement Of this natter received by
Knott on Wednesday last.
TltE "fAvo" DISPATCH
New YonK, june E}.-']amcs Z: Reel pub
'Ist.es letter to-day announcing himself az tho
serh Caldwell, and states that he used the or
dlnnry business kcy-word, frnm n motive Of
economy, and not sccscsy, "Fayo" being the
rode word for tho nnme md nldrcss OF Nred s.
Caldwell. Mr.. Reed says lie tlncs mt know how
Mr. Dlalnc learned TINT Caldwell! l.a.! cab|csl
the Judiciary Committee, but he learns INV for
the first time Ut Its origin. ltGel says that
three years ago he was Ca1dwell's confdcn-
tta1 clerk, but to~t!ny lie !s sfnp!y hfs friend.
PENSION OFFICE.
Tho 11ouse Committee u,l Invalid Pensions
began, this morning, IN examination Of tho
charge against ex.C0Fn1ntssoHer fan Dcrinais.
Mr. Trcvtt, tho Chief Clerk Of tho Pension
Office during Van Derman'H Comlnissioncrshp,
tcstiacs that he never knew or heard of nliy
frnudA while tho witness wss In ofItre. Dnkrr
succeeded Van Dcrsnnn rs Commissioner.
Mr.. Van Dcrman read n statement setting
forth TINT when he took charge Of the Pension
Office, Hill, Yum Mater ant Chaney were at
t0sneys for the administrators of very uiany of
the claimants. lie hnsl no Knowledge Ut a,,r
fraudulent practices by them, hut had learned,
since these investigations began, that there were
Irregularities. The effort to connect the witness
Will any fraud was unjust.
, 1876-06-24
TFlFERtPHIC NOTES.

CONCORD, N. H., June G3.-Addscsses hayo
bcen presented to TIC Legislature calling for the
sweeping removal Ut vi Democratic otlleiuls
throughout tho State. Tbs subtocs IL msls tbs
special order for next Wednesday.
CoAcoKp, n. H., Juns A-1u tha HOUSE this
, 1876-06-24

New Yonx, June asa-As tho special session
os the gyncral term uf the Supreme Court In
lsrookiyn tu-day, the decision given BY Judge
Dykciaan In the case Ut afoulton vs.. Iscccher,
argued ut roughkcepstc, wus reversed. Thls
gives Mon!ton the risltt 10 bring action. Heccl-
er cur! curry the csse to the Court Ut Appeals II
be desires.
, 1876-06-24

|
Mr:, Edinuad. aakei II It was not like TIM s.ate
Mr. Thurman-suppohe II H.. The right to pass
thoa6 laws MEong IN the athte mud not 10 Com
RrcHa. ftc moved that The Senate proceed TO the
consideration Of executive business.
The amendment Of NJ, Merrtmnn was rejected
}s.s ~ nsy; s,1Ms 1'"oth sotns With tho
MI. Chrtstfnncy moved M amendment 10 the
third hectnn. ~ n to provide that the section shall
not apply IN any stste whore. hy .he lav. 1f such
lnxeA ~ vutc without being previously actually
rtu!rierctl. I.cjee,cA.
THE fourth aect!on nj the hill, which provides that
y my per.on by fosce. bribery. t.real' OF ,nin-
vent or "b.trnct. or cuntriyc tn hinder, prevent, nr
nftfrnct any citizen doing any act required BY the
rae raee. " coor % Of presn. eniiton d rerstade rel ha
rha1l for my such of!clse pay 800 to tho perton
atRrfcyel. ind a1*o k. deemed guilty oi tnItde.
$:iion. nr lmprlaoncd not less t'nn hna month. of
more than onc year; wn. agreed tn.
@ RI sets "1oySnr 5 u to M
ing and prc.en,!nr rneh nt1ay!. shal wslifu1y md
contrary to h!s oath IN tbat behalf .,ate. or suh
he1icvcto he true. he shall be drcmed guilty Of
rsr3n,fy and .hali Gn n coMyet!n Be- liable to n;
stss II t u stsfc. ssf aa.ssa :" u.s. a
Thu hii having liern considered tn Committee of
the Whale; wa. ,sPns'ea 10 the SENATE. and the
was tfcn n read third time and paased-5cas. 2a'
he Senate iu.trset, m Its amendments to the In.
dian Augmentation bill. and also % II. amend:
mcnsa I'd the Sasal Appropriation I'LL, and aEsce,
f. .e conference. g; th9'e ~. s'ksa tos ~ the
ean, anl fssn.sm were appointed members si ii The
fon,lnttcc on the former hill and Messss Sargent,
Croz!er. md W!thers On the latter.
Adjourned.
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1lhrnett'a Flnrortmg E1trRc.s---Ths supnri.
ovhy hf thrrc txtfACfr cnn@!4a In st.cir perfeck
fire feo the roi.nNon. "its anti ucids which inter
lhtu the composition Ut many of tue fictitious fruit
favOEx now i! IL: fLInrttt, - ~
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FEfsl;TBNE:.
GA ANGER
CAN Be CURED,
All thGt may be Said to The Contrary,
Notwithstanding.

The following cStrs0El!naty cure Of Cancer which
ad hetn prnnuitneal heyvud tue rcnel OF medctnt hy
iie bert mrtlesl akill n Stw E19ah certainly r,tslt
,a1y ef rti. Mt2,n atc noS at,y ry.csI9x vEaETISh
e+ahltrht, and L. rc.Enzrd by Ill c1axs44 Or pxOpu "a
bs tLs uAy reliable Uuul Purifier,
, 1876-06-24

EAST SAGINAW, Mlcla., Jpnu s.-sono barns
belonging to thu knhlu estate at st. Charles,
III this county, wcru destroyed with their cou-
tents last night Loss, sa,50o; partlally iu-
II
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lsEkIN.

H1ecta! n!tpatch IL The Tr4bank
srAladRIz'.p, H., June 3.-,John l.. Smith,
\ prk!R dtsti!eE who has been rustic2t!ng In
Canada for eonu time back, las returned home,
Ills rasu being now continued. Ills health III
1nucl. improved, Al Smith appeared In court
tuay alia llal tse forfeiture u his rrcos1jzautu
rot aside und Ills cuse continued until utxt tcrt.
, 1876-06-24
APPROVED STATEMENT,

,,u CnaRtEsTowS. Nasa.. March ~. 1869.
en!ffE: u the year iHpi ~hp residing at Portland,
Ne. wAs afflicted Will! Caeer IN my n0sc which
thule rapid progress Nj Of the Lest pystcans try
xgts ss sSsu, l, %ont any esnrtt ~ erloa of
Wa4 insaltnE lny wiIor syAttH. ! suffered the Kose
f!sf!c,ntnR palms until my muse Wac nearly Rune, and
iuufd u wss Arpruachln: fatal termination. Being
Irns o1t ~ ho,s a "ar by sc rrest re of ls
Nas !tetncdy. vEiErl.;E- und. suffering greatly,
MltlMn loie nt cunalrcc III relief by my 1ueIcinc.
tllsr susrnv .a'. rtni!le my freliIs wien. sfeF
WY H!tnth tr1nl. fhuhl the t.l tnrn commencing
~ heal t;ahtnE rnt.lcce tint tts ,ist Icing
snetGss!nii} G"ln4tt,h ~ ihr yEtE1!SE ffoF took
fully rcbtprrh
an confident II had used vEuET1SE in the ear,y
siages ~ e dseH*c would have arrelted a progress
ht FaSed JGaFH vi ;reut 4aTurhE. desire slrrlrT [tAt
nthers nuy M brnriie und acntton talIrd to III uss-
1Mihess' aH!. ~ Tie sHtefcst ol suffering humanity
ony. rle.ftnfiy ud NY Testimonial 10 ita entire suc
mr. ,se. y fa.r il entirely ieuitI md es,j';y Vood
BlAtGingut. Mrs JuitN pATTtffEJV
~ Eycrett.st.
, 1876-06-24
All Diseases Of tbo Blood,

Il FEGETINE w!a relieve rat,. cleanse purify and
cure iiic 'tstanr. restoring Ihr parlt to perfect
asI tsa'h ~, aitrr !,y1x X !t'srr: hy*ean. nny
% FIX aTS Srr;n r;sr y% ,,n ta M cn!rAs WY ii. med
tievd. n Ie sIM!atM: 1lut. il tan truy be called
VIZ GisEAr bltt)p l,l'NtiEI The errat source of
I.s; liz ay vi iust r, fsiy % n1a !. s
, 1876-06-24

The nfnyr statement II frls1 nnc who wn4 great suf.
tsrsr tnt uany years trying Eay rlysln1I n,l InAny
ty-shs vEGEIl%h it,ts + nc. colcta.xcy show the
nf thr EtUiTfSET ifavr y,Mi any tout aIst tsyiM,:
tlte sEuEIlS itF GsrMrs IT te h'Dolf Ii yiu have.
frfcftItr Till b. Elsr,I five lnIrrI who INNS
y0!l.ltNl!y given tehtlLiut!Y Vi Itg GuEts.
, 1876-06-24

&, ~. EaMnns!a saia ths statutes of the Ca,tcd
Sn,SG n,Fsady defined 'he erlns of perjury and
ihs Judiciary Id mt ,lnx 1t nece.sarg to ,e ~
tsSa s%fSs n 5sFs, Fsa t. psftufy III H. hia @ H.
registration laws Ut the S.atss. It was calculatcd
tapcrfcct them, and riye every cjllzrn thu 5s 10
sote and provided thnt where any voter oflefcd to
prevented from doing 70, he should hase Tic Right
to vote thu aan'c ~ II Ilc had brrn registered.
Mr; j: M9,ton ra!d hs N'nld b. very glad to agreo
b!lt He Ind great doubt as 10 thu conhtttuEunllty
Of IT, The cplorcd people wsrc entitled u vote
a'.ybody elss, but they were not rxc,np; from tho
same conditions precedent to voting required OF
othcss.. lle doubted thr rieht Of Congress to say
regiatsTed Congrrss hal ttc right to piu!.a regis.
Try officers fot refusing IL register tllen GU account
Of cuiar. hut the statc had The right IL
III. uptnfon II "as nut competent fur Congress to
override tho state law. n regard to registration.
MI Eanun.s atsnsd t!at reeistntion war e, the
10 put In his ballot Thu thug to be llonc was 10
secure 10 shu soloryd epnaj ,shls. md Il 5es.
state law required on account og h!s color. they
kspt hln! ff1n t, votsng aud remedy must be lEo.
Mr. Morton said fse was anxluus to have tho law
passed q such laHner that II should not be sui,
]eet 70 future doubis !lc argued that 70 far ali
10 u state but I'll ssss lava NUT 'S apy 70 H.
black nan and white nun alike.
Ms Thurman tpoae In 19pposttson 10 tho thirs,
section Of the bll aud ua!d 1t aa plain, bold At.
II Congress- had the reht ~ alter or amend q
ktats clect'on law they bud tho Fight 10
that It nierfete4 with the right of thu coluret a,,
% vote. lie denied tAat It wiz appropriate iey!sIa.
s!oa to enforce the Fifteenth Amendment by
changing the e!eetlon laws In States. Til. bill WAS
lnade t0 apply 10 every cleetion, FROM that tor
Frrstdent down u the u,ps trihing election n the
poses 10 change perfectly constitutional 4n1 valid
lava enacted by Tho people of 4 At9ts. The pas-
sage Of this blu would be s4nply saying 70 tAs
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FAIR WARMING!

PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE CAPITOL
il SALOON must pay their bills ON or before
the 10Th day OF June, as this means
business. je6td
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ron the Secretary Of War, Cameron did
take twenty thousand stands. They
paid Blaine a moderate fee, not extra
vagent. which any lawyer would have
had a right to take. Subsequently the
following winter Blaine bought $40 900
of the stock, but never went to the War
Department about it in his life, the COM
pany is dead merged in the Winchester
Company. The stories that Blaine had
royalty or percentage is false, he paid
Tor his stock. The department was
only too willing to have the gun.
SECOND LETTER.
Augusta, Maine, 8 Blaine to
Fisher Fisher had called for note of
80, 600 with interest on account of refer
ences made to dividends of the Spencer
Company and to unsdjusted dividend
accounts and to general business tran
sactions OF Blaine. In every instance
the Little Rock matter ID perpetual and
never ended embarrassment, it is des-
cribed as the most pressing of all de.
mands between them; settled accounts
with Fisher giving the Little Rock bonds
at four for one, the same as they are
given in Boston. Blaine is as dry as 9
contribution box.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, June G.-At meeting
last night of the Anti Chinese Central
Union, composed of delegates from all
the city clubs, the following communica-
ton was read: California Anti Coolie
Secret Organization, June 1, 1876. Dear
Sir-We beg to refer you to one of our
letters to the Six Companies published
in the daily papers last week, ana as we
see that you are likely to be in corre-
spondence with every AntiChinese club
we wish you would call their attention
to the same. Since the letter was writ
ten our great organization has spread
immensely and is now called az above.
We have received more support than we
could have expected. Our supplies for
the city are nearly at hand and our
country depots are complete and ready
for action. We cannot be too strong
therefore if there are few among. the
clubs who will support us, all the better
for the cause. We neither intend to re.
spect Chinese or their employers. As ours
is secret society much work neces-
sarily falls on me, the President. We
shall therefore deem it favor if you will
make this known to every member. We
exonerate every Anti Coole club from
participation in this organization. We
are picked army of true American citi-
zens determined to have Centennial of
our own to celebrate. Signed, sworn
and registered accorping to the laws of
the above organization. (Signed) The
President. A resolution was passed
deprecating on the part Of the Union and
city clubs all violence toward Chinese
and calling on the Chief of Police to
protect Chinese and punish those CON-
hitting outrages on them.
The New Zealand Times, received by
the Colima, contains q statement from
Col. Steinberger, to the same effect OF
previous advices.
The Jarrett & Palmer troupe, opened
to full house at the California Theatre
last night and were we'll received.
CARSON, June 5.-From 60 to loo
armed men, supposed to be members OF
the anti-coolie club Of this city, stopped
a gravel train near the tunnel, about 0
mile west of the city on the va T. R
Il. this morning, which had on board
Chinese laborers and ordered them bach
and would not allow them to work. All
kinds of rumors are aAoat through thu
city and it is reported that both parties
are arming and anticipate fight. China
town is in danger of being burned. Til.
excitement is intense.
| CARSON, June 6.-About 8 o'clock this
morning mob of men composed of the
anti-coolie club, started towards th,
railroad fume, about mile from town
for the purpose of running of tn
Cinnamon working for the railroad
tiume, wood piling. After leaving. il
was found that the guns from th,
armory of the Carson Guards, had beer
stolen or hidden away. The Sheriff o
Ormsby County started for the scene o
the expected battle. no news from there
up to the present time, 1890 q. m.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

MONTREAL, June 6. Tho Metropolitan
bank is in difficulty. It is proposed to
reduce the stock and amalgamate the
concern with some other bank. Serious
charges are made against the directors
by Rhodes of Quebec, who claims $10,-
900 damages owing to his being deceived
into buying the stock Of the bank
through highly colored document is.
sued by the board OF directors. He also
charges the directors with using money
belonging to the bank for their own pri-
vate ends.
LONDON. May GA dispatch from
Paris says that Russia agreed on Satur.
day to recognize Murad Efendi as the
new Sultan OF Turkey.
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DAILY ENTERPRISE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. 8. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and 8. F. Courier sold by
W. R. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco. ct Press wand's
Saloon. II
BRICK BUILDING. Lacour street. Brick
Building. Lacour street. Orient Saloon.
Orient Saloon. Your Choice, One Bit.
Your Choice. One Bit. Billiards IS
Cents. Billiards Is Cents.
mytf DRoLETTE & HELLowELL.
SOLE AoESCY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post, Daily En-
terprise. Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books,
stationery, music, cigars and tobacco,
Press Wand's Saloon. II
MILLINERY GooDs.-I have on hand q
large and nice assortment of trimmed
hats for ladies and children, which will
sell at cost prices.
I'm Mrs. WARD, Lacour ct.
TIE Spring crop Of Coughs and Colds
is heavy. and will ripen into terrible
harvest of disease and death, unless
rooted ont with the Standard Antidote,
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
Ice Ice Ice IS. B. Martina once
more announces himself as being in the
field with large supply of fine, clear
ice. which will be sold at q reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks 4 Nc.
Alpin's.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but hrst-class workmen. Il.
REcEIvED.-A book containing q de.
scription of the Andersonvills Prison
Pen, etc. w. r. WILSON.
Dr., ], s. HAMMOND has established an
Office over the State Bank. Residence
E. Il. Clute's house. Cedar street.
DESIRE that orders for ice be eft al
Press Wand's Saloon; in Bullion, o.
Gillsn's Saloon. W. r. WILSON.
IF
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars q
Pouiade's. If
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. R. Alexan
der's Drug Store.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Information in the
nature of a writ of quo warranto was filed
in the Supreme court this morning against
Mayor Colvin by friend Of his in order
to bring the case to the State Supreme
Court and secure decision favorable to
him before an election shall be held. It
is hoped to forestall an election and
secure the mayoralty to Mr.. Colvin.
WASHINGTON, June g. Ex-Governor
VIM. A. Newell, of New Jersey, has
called meeting of the National Execu-
tive Committee OF the Union League of
America, to be held at the Grand Gen.
trail Hotel in Cincinnati on the evening
of the day the Convention closes. The
members who cannot attend have been
requested to send substitutes so that
every State and Territory may be repre-
rented.
Boston, June 6.-The Treasurer OF the
Atlantic Cotton Mills at Lawrence has
issued circular stating that the mill
will be closed by the 10th inst, owing to
embarrassment. The notes given in
payment for Improvements have become
due and the Treasurer has taken care Of
them up to this time. The total indebted.
ness is $S42. 500, which may be re.
duced to $S17,00 by the sale of per.
sonal property. The indebtedness, which
is largely due to savings banks. with the
Treasurer and his sons as surslies, is due
this year and next, and the Treasure,
thinks he should carry tho burden nc
longer. He has directed the agent tc
close the mill when the stock ON hand il
worked up, and he recommends that sd
ditional capital be provided to put thu
company in an independent position
The assets of the company above in,
dsbtedness are estimated at $1.7S2, 500
and with the return of better times th,
property will be as valuable 10 ever.
CHICAGO, June 6.-The following is q
synopsis of the principal points o
Blaine's letters read in the House yes
terday.
FIRST LETTER.
# AUGUSTA, 10, 1872.-Blaine to Fisher
That Fisher has been trying to get
settlement, without considering Blaine
counter claims. Such settlement va
not settlement. One of the elements
Blaine wanted considered. was note o
$4,000 given Fisher in 1864. for Spen
Ger stock. Blaine wants all the inform
alton about this note. Blaine explain
that in November 81, Blaine was In
vited to Boston by Fisher and Clenc
of Connecticut. now deceased. q sill
manufacturer. to consider about Spsn
Ger stock. The gun rings in Washing
ton. were so powerful that these peopl
J could not bring the gun to the attention
Of Congress. Blaine said he could. Fl
came to Washington two years before b,
was elected to Congress and saw Came
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,e,NcssCo STOCK REPORT.


SAN FRAsoisco. June Q.
,roeSryG sAI-Fs
saABEsI
9as Ophir-5js 90 ooS
600 Mexiesn-oIs ISz
I35 Gould Curry-los ioS
* Best Belcher-o5S
155 California-s29 % sou" o'o'
as ssvage-lIS ~ IA
70 Chollsr Potosl-oo
40 Hale SNorcross-ooa %
40 Crown Point-iSS iSS o.,
al5 Yellow Jscket-oza % 81 o. Of
ssss Imperial-6h 81 oab5o 6Hoiot'
$40 Kentuck-l2 l2A
ass Alpha--5s "a ots
SIS Belcher-l9 10 ~ II isS
100 Conhdence.ls ~
$40 Sierra Nevsha-i's i'H
40 Utsh-N
Is Bullion-i5
100 EIchequer-iss ss
ss5 oyermsn-65 ~ o5a
$50 Justice-2@ ~ ~ zss
.65 Union Con-iiA II y IL.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-07

REMoyED.-Robt. Adams tailor, has
removed to Laoour street, four doors
from Main street, in Lynch's block.
where he has on hand large and fine
assortment Of clothes, cassimeres and
vestings adapted to custom trade and
made up at reasonable rates. Cleaning
and repairing done. Il
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-07

THE Thermometer yesterday marked
70 degrees. The weather was clear and
the air inclined to DO cool, with &C.
casional spurts of wind.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-07
+ e LEGR A Phi!

SPECIAL TO The PIOCHB DAILY RNCoRD
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-07

Full assortment Of groceries and pro-
visions at T. c. Poujsde's. Meadow VAL
ley street. If.
CoosAc. brandy. fine whisky. Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum. at T. G. Pou-
jade's. IF
FRESH imported Cigars Just received
by W. r. WILSON.
HousE to rent on Lacour street. W.
r. Wilson. II
HAVE Saw-dust TO sell.
II W. r. WILSON.
IMPORTED sherry. port and claret wines
at Poujade's. IF
CHEEsE.-Fresh eastern cheese lust
received at T. c. Poujsds's.
HOUSE to let. W. r. Wilson.