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Grgiebtgften TarmbooenS
In Webra8fa ~ = -.
Sett iebr 6ilig 5a berfaafen !Il4
10 Sabre Grebit, Sntere{en nur 6 Wrus.
gsTGu epamptlets mi. &arttn ber Diff iittnsrbe
gratis nbtrfenbet.
THE PIONEER,
elm babf6 ~tuufrirtss Sournal, welGes tas Setmftatte
4efes eattalt, Tirb mad alien aDslttbetle fpsr.
ianpt. Atrsffre.
.. 3. DootS,
qanb-GOMmtffonsr u. 9. @. st.,
Smdbd Neb.
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Ser arnerifamiike. gaitetens8 Bidder
poer
SnfrmctiDe ntpeifuna
CUR Gnfertieuna aGer Mrteu
Paffeten, 3orten u1b Gierrabme,
bon G tito Srisbrt1, praftil4er paiteteu . Bidder.
Mreis p5 Gents.
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THE PIONEER.

drt eYamptlets mi. Rarttn ter Diff iittmabe
gratis nber fenbet.
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YAIsYAN.

TIE 1NFLuRncEs At WORK AGAIssT HIM.
Eprctai Dispasch 10 TAt Tribune
WASHINGTON, d. G., July 1o.-Sfoorc, the
rcvct,uc oliecr wl,p has malu himself very con-
spie,1o,,s In manufacturing case against Yaryan
for tho purpose OF making It appear that he was
removed for causc Is himself being pretty thor
oughly exposed, A number Of lettcra printed
in New York to-day hava created much talk
here, and fully revealed tic kind Of work that
Moore has been tlofng at different times for cer-
tain attnchcs Of tho Administration. Tho letters
IN question show that ut tie time Of tho santo
Domingo Investigation Gen. Babcoek, Whitley
tho Chief Of the Secret Service, Ncttlcsllfp ms
Chief Assistant, and Moore, consplfca 70
rcgnill to certain facts of The snno Domingo atalt
with murder and crimes. anu thus secure lik @
mud Transportation to TcxaB for trial for tho pot-
roaa OF preventing his attendance ~ witness nnon
tho Congressional inSessRatlon lbs p tS
safe. .bnrglary plot 1t has also conc out tl'at tlis
Roore u Tho w1r*s who was taken TO ~. Lon1 a.
the time OF Dabeock's trial prepared 70 tcstly
in regard to S50o.bl!'s saia 70 have besn
u,Allua by Joyce. one 10 naoeocK ana ono 70
1sabcoeEs bf1cc When an, envelope arrived ID.
tlrcstrd in Joyous hand-wrltng, Mnd upon open,
Ing It nntng wns found except BLANK sncct 9L
paI,cr. to which fuct ucu 1]abcocG caltoa nloorc'd
was aai!sacl BY Iiubcock's counsel who yas al aso
Avcry'p un tho gFnunu thHt, wltln It might clear
Hnhc0tk 1t would afford pfesn1Hpttvt 1Fldencu
thnt Tic mall containing tic envelope addrctssa M 70
Avery, and which ls:a Teen proved tu contain Souo,
had Reached Washington instead.
All Of 1tcorGs statements lh regdrd 10 tho lnfyon
case arc noy be1iuvvd to 10 of charactsf With
ttUsa Detailed above,
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ROMANTIC.

A San Franctsco Maiden Who Was bound to
Ilaya the Nun slIa Wanted.
sptetal Dsspatch 10 1As 1fibunt.
ST. LOUIS, No., July 10.-Scvcfat days ago q
beautiful young lady arrived II tu Lndoll Hotel In
this city. Registering aeFaelf ~ Miss Ida Her
nance, San Francisco, sle engaged tho hand
somest parlor IN tho hote 1t $50 per dny, together
Will. tho bridal sl-chanbes. = circumstance which
created qulta arnsailon among that large class
Of people who take All inturest In lonely women.
shs wus magniGcently dressed. and woEe upon her
person several thousand doi!urs' worth Ut dfa-
monds, and she dispensed her funds among tho
walters Of tho hotel ~ II sho wero prlncess.
RAtusdsy shs Published an advertisement In The
daily papers directed r. q, crppen. stating t!at
Q lady At the Llniell liotel desired to SEQ him.
crlppen he2ri os tho advertisement to-day, vent
un old 1wectheast b. had known fof many years.
The msstlug resulted In . issty marriage. which
CrippM IT, will known In Cine ctnnat aud Chicago IL
seller VI .afcs Ths young lady y said to ho The
n'a. 6he tsaI from heF Hian'a about two weeks
sgo to csppte.LT The Eon,antlc episode hAs eseatsd
quite I AtnS3tdn hskgs
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NOTES AND NEWS.


Sp<ci1t Di&,dtch to Tie Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., July 10.-The New York
Chamber of Commerce has forwarded 10 Sena-
tor Sherman, Chairman Of tho Senate Commit
tee on Finance, protest against the pasange Of
the till making the old silver dollar full lcga
tcn,1cr for all dcbts, public aud private. A
prominent r,cn,hcr OF the Chamber, in writing
TO Member OF Congrcsa on this subject, speaks
OF the passage Of the bill as highway robbery.
An UNrAiATAnLB DOSE.
The President has withdrawn the nomination
OF George F. Fisher, formerly Dtstrict-Attorncy
for tho District Of Columbia, and removed for
cause, but latcly nominated for the position of
United States Attorney for the State OF Della
ware. THIS Is done at Flshcr's own request, tho
oprositon to his confirmation being 50 great na
to ct,uvncc him TINT lie would be rejected II he
allowed vote to be reached. The Senate Is a
pretty eubacrvicnt body. hut Fshcr. a:tef tho CT.
posufc Of few months ago. was more than oven
~ ths tes.trn Atsactdfed IrttR.
rn,stcc On Commerce so.tny ag.eed to report and
recommend for passa9e the bill introduced by Rep:
rc.sntatlre Coz 70 regulate itnn!graton. Thy bill
csnbndtes the main features Ut the New York I'M
migration law, which has been ntt aside by the re-.
cent decision Of The United States Supreme Court
Of ths M :ucet, Ths foffetures or Pc penst1es ars to
be paid Into the United Statea TrcnAury, and from
the fund thus created several Slater arc 70 BE- rcm.
them for tbs maintenance OF returno pauper I'm.
migrants. ..
CONFIRMED.
The Hcnate to-day confirmed W. r. Dnnuingt0n
Register Of the Land. Office ut HedSoud Falls.
MIMI. W. P. 1fersiott. Receiver Of Public Moneys
n asss f Of sana 1nSH
HASTINGS. OF Michigan, Indian agent, ut the lied
1Wuu 4sRSnt3* .,. =, ,,,,,. .,., ~,
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FOREIGN.
THE EAST.
HERYlAN REVERSE,

NEW Yons, July l0.-A special from London
says: Gen. Zaek'e force OF Scrylans was almost
annlhFlatcd by tho Turks at shen.za Turkish
women dFed from wiudowa on the Sesyaus.
RElHPoRcEARSTs.
-Four thousand men left belgrade for the frontier
Saturday. and ali tlse heavy guns hays been tsans
ported To tho fortress.
TIE DANUBE.
Torreloes are to be placcd In the Danube, the
Turkith feet having passed tho Iron Qatos.
THE nuL0AR1AN oUTNAoEs.
LONDON, July 10.-1n the House of Commons
hs r. FeRy To- n9n, e. Mr.
ss ssses ass GthnE E Etess see; t4sDIS as outrage e1
.sked se % sa hs e
country sheuld know the t'overnncnt's policy:
kinn supported Mr. FoEs.cr's position. Dlsraeii
20 9 deak the1s ia hays tefn .Ee.
TIE sERvIANs IN A BAD rL1oHT.
:, rAn1s, Jniy lo.3The evening papors here pub.
'n tns fogT;1g S;y {a.ss s:,von.
position: Tchcsnaycfs line of retreat through thu
Sisa.s Valley is endangered by Kerim Paaha and
The scryan Commander. stratin, Rothwich, has
been defeated al Akpalanka and has resigned Ills
Tic sersian headquarters, In coneeauencc of
this reycrfc+ hare been transferred for safety TO
iMFateh!n: rfeparutiona aFs = alto making 70 tsaus-
1c! she seat OF Government tn htaEu1ewacz.
Fighting ie now going on near Eish.
A Mo11AMMEDAN PETITION.
y,EXsA. July lo:-!ntelgsnce has been received
from Herzegovina that tho Mohamncdans OF Mic.
tlnt.chko. have petitloued the Prince Of NOnseno-
u" ~ pso1e1s l"e's 1n,, a"u p'ope'5'
,,.. HuuHMs!A,
hEcIanEfF. Ju!y AZ. me F5ttno minister rea''
N inc No'hanlaA III Inampsr to.nay atspatcl as;.
noMnsinE thaI 4n.Sey Mau Heceaea u MulMaha =
frluest 1ns me nsWtsiIxat'on u tne uahnoe on
w cohason tnat M mast tae
P'y o. aensn tn!naen ner teffiofT 20 the ccfsiats
Infssy arc i rel9ses as sonaltion ios ihe neu'
tiallzatloh o. ths IMMUNE that lsoamohla s.a pre-
seni .hs anfnasem ri th =. a''"ca oahds "'tha her
bofaess 10 a,u tne set.lhnt.
LoNpoS, .luly l1-J a.. in.-A uterafch to the
/ Standard from Alexandria snys the EGYPTIAN
troop. were startling ycater'ay fur Turkey. !. ~
Eunlored that ~ ooo men are under orders for the
! Turkish service.
A special 10 thu EstGttttf reports that Tcher.
nayetf IL retrcat!Ng towards the scry!an frontier
lls army IL lcmoralizcl. and there ruuors OF
his dismissal.
TIE N0NrENEGRIN ARMY.
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a DOOMED MAN SHOT.

&pecfd! D5fr1ScA to The 3Ff5nHs.
LINCOLN. Ncb.. Jnly 10.-At 2 o'clock ycbtef.
day morning thrco masked men entered tho jail at
Nebraska City and shot Hank Dodge, conGned
there under sentence 10 be hanged Friday Of next
week. Tho entrances was mads quietly, and It Ia
believed TINT Peter Magnlre, brother Of James
Mnguire, who was killed by Dodge. WAS ono
Of the dlsgulscd nuFderera. IIo has been gunrdcd
a. the jail fora year past It Was feared TINT tho
t}oyernor wns about 70 commute the sentence ut
bulge tn lifn imprisonment Dodge Was shot three
timer, once In the arm. once IN tho shoulder. and
once In the eye. the bullet ranging towards tho
brain. Al 10 o'clock Tonight he wins Ptlll living.
but with no prohpccta. Of living moro than n
few hours longer: The, people Of Nebraska
Outrage. and will bring the nssasslnA V ]usticc.
Peter Mcguire. brother Q! the man for whom
Dodge was condemned for killing, was guard nj
the prison, anl tay* he waa overpoweted by 4
dozen men: who furccd tho jail and entered
Dodgcs cell. Tho other prisoners say, MaguIru
opened the cell door, that there were but threu
men n the 3nI who did the shooting and that the
Alns waa rot given for two hours aftsr lie brutal
outrage.
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Senate resumed legislative buancaa. and soon nftcf
adjourned.
TIE APPROPRIATIONS.
n-rft

Special f4spateA to The Tribune.
WAsrIHoToN, D. G., July i0.-Thc deadlock
upon the appropriation hills, ao far al least M
the House Is concerned, continues 70 appear
hopeless. The pro1pccts Of Adjournment arc
not as favorable now ns they were ten days ago.
The debate IN the IIouse to-day In approving
the report OF the Conference Committee rcfus-
Ing an agreement upon tho Consular and Dlplo-
matte bill indicated very bad temper On tho
part Of the Democrats, great flrmncss for pr'n-
ciplc on the purt Of tic Republicans, and an ap-
parept impossih'lity Of fading any basls upon
which d compromise can 10 expected.
Indeed, It. almost begins to appear
AZ II tho Democrats did not desire To have tho
temporary cxpcl'cnt until alter tho Presidential
election, Or 10 10 to the country upon tho Issue
titus presented. At all evcnta, tho gravity of
thr situation is such, hnl tho fatigue and strain
lfonse adjourned over tn.norr0w in the hope tat
some definite a.rsngoment might BE- reached; The
si. "t 10 bass :ss efs cs ns hs 9s 9s9 ao
upon thu conference report on the Diplomatic I'LL
wan bitter and h9pele,s;;
by refusing TO act upon The scnato hi1l TO c1tcrl
the appropriation Of the lsrt fiscal year f9s ten tays
manifested BY this act is the apIrt which entirely
controls the men whom tae Democratic party rec.
QSukzE9 ud lgRuGEG.
MOHH EcoSoMY.
/ The Houeo has decided now BY definite vote
| that the members, with the thermometer at
| nearly 100 degrees in tho Ilall OF the
House., shall hnvo neither cold ten
nor 1emonassc It wnA a profound
Chairman oi tie COMMITTEES on Accounts. Uncle
spicnous nlggardtlncrs. does NOT hesitate TO visit
the Senate and take coplaus dshughts Of the emon.
atit provided for that body This well illustrates
| tic whole typo OF tho Democratic reform BY thla
Congress-. The Democrats boast Of economy In re-
fusing lemonade to tho members. while they 60 to
tho Senate. md steal H. They boast Of ecnnnmy
in cutting down apptopriaton.. when. 10 fact, they
have only ppstponed them until next winter, when
they will appclr by the millions IN deficiency bills.
| 7otAt rEtstera Assocfotkd Ttsas.
WARRINGTON, y. G.. JULY 1o.-Tl.e Scnatc Com.
mttee on Appropriations mndc considerable prog.
ress th1s morning In their examination Of the lsyez
und lfarbor Appropriation bill, and will probably
| cumplete ita consideration Tomorrow.
| EGHc of the Conference Committee on tho Appro.
pri ltion bills held meetings tls morning. hut the
Committee on the snndry Civil Appropriation bill
| hnye arranged for another tcsslon thln cveaing.
Tho Indications arc now that the House Confer.
cnce Will streHuoueiy insist oil retaining tho pro.
vision for tho repeal OF the nntonnl election law.
They mike the point that tue law was enacted o1
I'll appropriation bill. and titat far the meth
ods of LEGISLATION concerned IT. repeal by tl{
sumo lneuns would be eHnaliy proper
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TIE LAST DODGE TO SECURE TI1R REPEAL or
TIE RESUMPTION ACT.
Sp<etu! Dtst,atch fo The Tribune
WASHINGTON; d. c., July l0.-Thc Banking
and Currency Committee wns moro frrcsolute
tl,ts morning on tho question Of yotEng upon tho
bill for tho repeal Ut tho Specie Resumption net
than It WIS on Monday last. On that day tho
COMMITTEES had adjourned, leaving q majority
OF the Democrats very angry for the rcasor tllat
Randall Gibson aud Beott WIke, two Demo-
Gratis, rcsolutely refused to yield To tho licta-
tion Of the St, Loula platform aud the COM
mands aud entreatles OF thclr party friends, ind
vote to report the bill for the unconditional re-
peal Of tl.e act. It had bcon tho purpose OF tho
Democrats to bold d caurua OH Saturday night
Inst IN order to forte these two recalcitrant
members, II possible, to yote In committee 10
repeal thu bill. Tho rules lluu been changed
10 that tliu Committee had power To inmcdi-
atcly repurt such lill, hut, having iowcr to re-.
port It It, was impossible, owing tn tho con-
selcnccs Of the two meu, to obtain tho ncccs-
sary majority Of one. 1t WIS drc1ncd necessary
that the Chairman vi the National Democratic
Committee should DO present ut the caucus,
but, although In tho city, hc apparently declined
Committee vuted, tho Democrats unantmou4ly,
tu postponc tho entire subject Until Thursday
ucxt. .---....--.
TIE PURPOSE or Tn1s ros1poNEMKNT
was explained by the subsequent proceedings In
the House, wlerc, upun motion Of lnflatsonist
Holman 10 instruct the Committee to s0p0rt 4
bill for the unconditional repeal OF the 6prcia-
Resumption act, tho Yotu WIS 100 ayes to VI
nays. Tbs instruction to the Committee wa1 not
technically given. Tor ttIe reason that tWo'thlrs
was necessary " adopt tle tesout!on, but tho
Democratic will hEgno thAt, It having been proved
Tint : majority 81 she, Democratic party, under
tlona1 repeal l!ii reported. the Democrats on tho
Committee no longer have an excuse for not sotfnK
with tue rest Ut tAcr party md Associateg, that
Huch 4 bill may be brought before tha lIouse fos
passage by 4 mn lorlty vote.
This IL the condition Of tho tnaatlnnlst and re-.
pudtattoGtts sch1mu ~ Il IL LETT by tho action Of
thu llouss this afternoon.
TIE YEA AND NAT LIST
was vary carefully scanncd to-day for the puTpoee
Of lesrntng which Of thu hard. money Democrats
had, in obedience TO ths Ut. Louis platform, sur.
rendered tlIs!r principles. The following IL to-
ltesed to Ge \ complete list: 1lenkla, Lane, Bln-
gIeton, and W'Ryinton. Spencer. whoss soto Wal
s .hs formal & resolution VA s9tee upon. Tho soa,
the Resuuptlon act oi! the 1st of Muy,
Among those voting for Nolnsn's resolution to-
day Was llabbcll, 4 1icpuhlicAh number Of The
COMMITTEES IN banking aud Currency. Should hs
Nnta !n the Committee ~ hc voted In thu House,
.hs iuast!on!.s weYa hsys qalotsy et ons T
sumption aet 10 sp1ts of the opposition q lhe two
0thrF Republicans voted for 1I0fuans resolution
t1iaey, t1ree Of them being Reprcseul ulattyes trotG
tpdiaha. 4 strDny effort will ba nlEas
" tho hafd-naoney Dsuocrats to prevent
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any further votes being taken upon
this question In the House during tha reralon bnt
II they ARE not aucccssful. and the slbec ~nniu
come hFforo the Iuusc nIiarciy In such form A. TO
mike It uerH'ble for majority 70 pats repeal,
enough Democrats who voted for 1iolmhna rcto.
iuton to-day wonld yotc a1ninat h!s bill. hnA It
woni be defeated, It tnny therefnre tc cnnsidef-
ed IN settled that bill repeating thu ResnmDliou
act Of 1H7l will he EnAaed by either uouae OF Con-
vreas during the present ec4.IOn,
, 1876-07-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, July 10. Steamships China, from Doa-
1ns oh!o, from ph'ladelphts; and Hatdiuian, from
Montreal, have arrived out.
Eh1LAokLEutA. July 10.-Arslycd, steamship
tnalaaa, from Liverpool
- hnw funK, July 10.-Arriycd. steamships City
u Chcstsr aud ldaho, from Liverpool.
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physicIan; Elijah rricc. farmer. II O'Dricn'a OBJ
]ect Il to secure jury to Disagree, he has already
accomplished his purpose a. one Of the eight as an
oll.1fne nemocFasr mn original copperhead, and
can scc no wrHnY ia anything dono In the intescst8
Ut the Democratic party.
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BURIED ALIVE,

DIEt9t@ U4spascH 70 1H9 zF7pREE.
MADISON. Wis.,, July 10.-Th!s afternoon, a.
Nj. salman WAS engaged In eleaaiug out we'll on
Tue farm Of Timothy Purcell, j mi!es from shis
essty. she earth began 10 cave in on him some dis
lance above tho bottom. EIe called to be drawn
W, but before he could Ieach thB top, ho was
oi1iagge1 Gown BY The enEnlhng .ands md buried
sMre: The work OF rescue began Immediately, but
Was htndesed while new tubing was made and let
suSn ~ The sand aud there u hardly any hope Of
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AT SAND BANK, N. 7.
Oswkoo, N. y. July 10.-Lane. Pierce 3 Co. q
tannery, At Sand Hank, burned yesterday. Loas,
500, coo: insurance, ST., 000.
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CRIME.
THE TRATN.IsOEH1:RS.
Sntriaf D{spdfcA to The Tribune,

Special D{fr1sth 10 The TRIBUNE
sGnAL1A, NO.. July 10.-The train-robbcry was
the all absorbing topic yesterday. and information
from the yasious paste. who went from this city
in pursuit OF the robbers was cagcray sought for.
As usual on srch occasfons ihc streets were full
Of rumurs rcgaritng tho movements Of the puf1u-
Ing PARTIES, but nothing rc!lnble could be asccy-
tatllcd.
F.. Dcmpscy, WHO left With Sheriff Musray'a par
" at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, returned last
night. From him your correspondent obtained nc
curtc information Of tic robbers. They were
eight in Number. large md wc1i-dreseed
Meu and heavily urmed They we're mounted on
the ancst horses In the country. From tho te-
acrption Given Of the men Sheriff Murray, who
ia perfectly acquainted with them, declares TINT
two Of them must be Cole Younger and his brother.
In. tnw,
Dcnpsey says: "Trom Florence followed
the purity south, knowing the country well,
and feeling assured they had gone In
the hills We rode al that afternoon and all that
Night ill 2 o'clock Sunday morning, when We came
across Gen. Montgomery purity in fe,,ce-
corner near Rovcra crons.ronss. I nm satis-
acd that then re had the robbers and
that they were in tho brush and wcrc
surrounded. Gen. Montgomery had sent the men
he started with from sedalla to point out cast
with Steve Thomas. and had raised another party
OF men from the ncfGhborhood. We re-
malncd at RovcT's store till daylight. Sun.
3.u n,,.,,,r uh,n .c, r.,,w,.,,,. ,,,,, ,
aay H'olh1hs' "nen uen. montgomery took
detail from the party and started for
Colc's Camp accompanying him. VIC Inf Sher-
III Murray and pnrtv 10 watch the .eoof1s nnd
.hc bru,h when ,yo rot toJ,olo'a Carnn W. couiI
find TO trace Of the robbers In that direction, and
we wcru satisfied they wero buck iii tic
hrr,h which wc ,mi 1eft Two .cort.
.s"" .ue" ~. T., nns.. ~ ,,s...a,'
were sent 70 u"eoc' an" ohpateh
sent to Murray to watch The brush, which at day.
light Saturday morning they were sern to c1,trr
scna,ately' ia Ind thcm heelrd M onif ,ny,ounJ.
as'a o..'.,s w. .',''.. a"a
ea al oay sa'uraay ahu eaturahy n'ent ABOUT "
miles southwest Of FloEcncc- think It vory prob.
ab!e they would attempt to come out of their hid
Tl.c osaso iiivsr ia very high and can be crossed
only Mt the ferries every pne 0f which Ia c1lar,ir
Wo' 70. word that Maj Woods narty arriyci Ut
| Warfaw nj daylIcht Sunday morning nnl oru
guarding TINT pust and the surrounding neichb0r.
hood. -
.tCcu, MoutgnmcFy's PARTY II we'll armed, and
he expresses tho jRtcitt0, Of hanging right to lie
robbers ny long as there il any tFIce OF them or
I any lopc IT their capture.
| Mr, DFnyn1r, who Is engaged with Mr. Stralis.
trv In lie butcher business In East Hcduj[a went
Into tic Lake Creek country about il miles
| southeast Of here on Saturday, au on gotl,r to
| the bpuse nf hIs br0ther In tho evening" found
! four or Gye persons there, wl,o u,,ou hla
} arrival drew tl.e!r rcynlyera demanding ills
| surrender. stating that thcy were from Otter.
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SWITZERLAND.

uEHINUCIlFk IlNE+
Zunlcu, July 10.-Ffity.two houses In The WI.
1ago nj Eigg, mar here, wofo huFucd yesterday.
Two russous arc missing.
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AT 11tONTON, O.

AL 1ltON1VNp ~.
CINCINNATI, July 1D.-Ths stove foundry OF
Menrs. ohabas s Co., ut 1ronlon, o., was de-
stroyet by are tonight. LOIS, SO, QUO; partially
Insured.
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I
sucd far John r. Evnnr, rost- trader at Port sill.
1t was slown that t.e Ind been snbpnncetl ~ tsie
snns,Gpa ,e I.sned Tor lin to attend Immediately.
III. Carpenter rad tho examination Of tafa Wit
ness had boen fathcr e;nllat lie ha ,5ce 6cen n Ss
many times had been brought es.e 70 tho hor1er
tsmony e'osey befs,e aness npon liz
examination. ana he aaKen lormiAhlom W Ma.e
the cross s.czamsnasIon unit! to'moflo". % "'
dctea' -.
eef.. tu;t1ss .s.tssa .hat %See III: E14.. wanted
a fay6r he wrule to him tHarshl, ana IL NA Ios-
~ ,.nny. HiJ.-oEx. ". .. HAzsx,
Colonel Of thc Sixth Infantry, was sworn' And ex-
sstise aaa ssSn,; e s d:'sn;s 70
n.-Did Secretary Deiknap 90 2 yeu shout th!s
sse as ss s apa @ ss u'A 'D'
Objected to =; efc1se M M az aef traE afEnmesa m am IN
fsnits s ~ s1e II oen n
aueson o. i, tns;t , testified tsat shs h
,saaed bstare the cgmmttes on Mtnry Anaasn
W. al pfevoae tn 10 nc n nv 1o-nn o,,t ~
Ssct al s1s.' .a' farming
any sf e a b ere @ H. d M ~ sto o sae
NJ a s. that ~ nst nst tesy Sond
fs4asnt; M n.,..,n .na - .u m. .t
a1l: -,
After consuttatton among tho managers the
aqSSss" Ssas s: w.n,.. .pa TINT b.
islIsys ,6e Secretary oi VI would pay any At
NJ. cerpsets! s:ssa S!tss.; !; i: v.s.s the ut IT.
, 1876-07-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Isurnctt's Cocnatnc At!nye Irritation, re.
moves dn.li1rn!. md Inylgorars The action VI the
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-20

The Arizona and New Mexico Express Com
pany are now running new frst-ciass coaches
Phoenix, Florence and Tucson, starting eve-
~ other day from Seven Palms, the terminus
Of the Southern Pacific railroad. Leaving
days In March, odd dates; in April and May,
even dates.
aNShortest, quickest and cheapest route.
For passage tickets apply at Southern Pa
et0c railroad depot, Los Angeles.
c. HI. WELLS,
Gen, superintendent,
Tucson Arizona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-20
Monday, the asth day ofMay. A. d. 1875,
Assessment Notice.

THE Southern California Cooperative
] Warehouse and Shipping Association,
principal place of business. Wilmington, Los
Angeles county, California.
Whereas, AN assessment of ten (10) per cent.
per share was levied by the Board of Direc-
tors of the Southern California Cooperative
Warehouse and shipping Association, Will
mington, California, on the capital stock OF
said Association ,on the 5th day of Novem ber,
1875, made payable and delinquent on the 5.h
day of December, 1876; and whereas, due and
legal notice was given of said assessment by
pu ublicatfon, &C., in manner and form as re-
quired by the provisions of the Civil Code of
California for such cases made and provided;
and whereas, said assessment has not been
fully paid up by the shareholders of said
stock; and whereas, no notfee for the sale of
delinquent stock has heretofore been given:
Now, therefore, by virtue of the law, and the
said Board of Directors having ordered and
directed the publication of notice of the sale
of said delinquent stock, all persons interest
ed herein will take
NOTICE
That there Is delinquent on the following de-
Scribed stock on account of assessment levied
on the 5th day OF November, 1875. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders as follows, to-wit:
Na"'e'' CERTIFICATE III q ssarss. She. g anu
F. P. F. Temple. 10 100 90
Ira Carpenter....Nonei is'd 10 l'0 w
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the Sd day of
April, 1875, so many shares OF each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold
at the company's office in the town of Will
mingt0E, Los ANGELES county, on the
10th day of May, 1876,
AT IL O'Clock M. of such day. to pay delin-
quent assessments thereon, together with
d. w. ALEXANDER,
aprlS-llt Sec,y pro tenn.