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CRIME.


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Special Ntpafch to The Tribune
ST. LOUIE, Oct. IA special 10 Tho Glo5t.
Democrat frnm Wnto, Tex, says: "A most
brutal murlcr was committed ncar this place two
weeks ago. The CoFoner's jury to-day completed
tts Investigation, which proves that Il body Of
coio.e1 Masons had opposition from another
tcrret clique who tile Sfasans said, were TO have
t3,cie hight Wofslpfnl Master, . parson
named Jones, murdered by another
negru namrd MeCann; therefore, Jones co,in-
trrpiottEt, and MeCanu was urged several timcs
IL come out Of hts honso al night, bit srcfutcd
till the tight Ut The auth, when he agreed, anil
party u negroes numbering ten, Among them
o1es. ,net ai,d murdered l,n Us pct tic follow
t.': samples Of evidence. given by Alexander
Cox, wllo tnrtmtl States evdc,We; lie Was yts-
itcsi By Ed (iuesa, who saitl, The track Is liked.
Tom Vnnrc will take McCunn to the hollow
Nu went, hut. before nr'tvsnE, !ear'l II sl,"f;:
When within forty yas'ta Of t!c liollo% NC 'ear
two mnu shots, Thcn, WI saw twn eoInresl
rI,tn ride nut ef lhr 1lp1low. Wn returned to a
c'lurtl,-(.aliva1, where met Cleaver, wiz, Ec-
.1ung 80, lie sud We did the work. Wien
returning frum tlc ftatc to the Church l,c snll:
We hung NIeCailn f!rst;, thet shot
him; ent' qs hG s;''ned stgglnE
shot HIN. twice III The. neck, killing him.
Mccain bctnngc1 to tic She'ls1 Willis gang,
ant! was reported to have ngreet1 tn kill parsrn
Joncs tor, n pony and $40. 1hIs. matter was
never talked about IN Masonic tiul', but was
dict committing scvcn to 1nil without ball
ms principals and ueccssnrics. utl1nitttng ONT
| to hail IN $4,000, and discl,arging two. Notes,
badly written, were left near the body, which
| read:
This Il for threatening good men and snnn1n9 after
white women. Tlesc nFc said to lisc fccn written
by oncs. wilo came heEc trout Hannibal as min.
lied The coorcd Masonic lodge. which named
for tim, His mNrdercrs nf the asistucrntis
roliticA l1egrnrB Of ttifa county. Sheth Willis,
vs1o II h rad. heads the opposing factton wns il
1nctcr Ut the Legislature organized under tho NIL
itary reconstruction regulations.
, 1876-10-13

tecuth Ward. stnti fractured snd hadiv injured
jatai Msrrsed, and has % d iam,jy. I '' '"'A''' 1''
Eimei Gould. nephew q cha:les aen'd, and
ne nna eyc 20 H. b.ay nnfcd lit III liz ss viii poba. @
tas!Iey itame, aged II, helper at the ,amc mill;
}nGn jinrti. son nj cnpinrcr trarrja nj thu wa.
scr1m'iy INK VIE 'e'' "''~-" "'" '"''9
aamus, It i,nlIr n,,cr. rc,,1c. nj Mum, washing.
lon: 18th l.as l,ratnn n md haiy scalds'l. ~'"s
i.cter Krntr;rk fneTne n"c,;, III. r,..fd.s with
his mu,i1cr. now vISowcd ~ p,tn strret: hndIy
hnrt lie m. fotnd nnler lii nalt. machine.
Bernard Kclly, pnddIcr; Tightly wuundcd TN
head @ md atm; resides on Thirteenth street. near
suG Mtis;
,.ns v1"s4 T., osHI. naef fesuce on Dca1orh h7enuo4
nnnhn,,1. ~ t;"'"p pats, ,t o. ias poay .,,,,
cpt in bnck an hcn q; M VII .tren
Tkomns Durfee, serious. W. A'''SSA'"''
Tat t'rlf.tth, rersons.
William lIo5d, slightly.
C;onrad 2nh,.. assistant mill manager; badly hurt
" frightened scasl running over hin viii, heartily
'osMnea M.ts,s wagon. So.,., ,,.
ss tl,cs sG, trsct,.dT n!o19er q Dnes' Wiio
, 1876-10-13

EGYPTIAN AHM1Es ANN1IsLATEp.
LONDON, Oct IA Paris correspondent
tclcgraphs an account OF an interview with an
officer In thu Egyptian army. who gives tic cir.
cumstantia! details ot the horrible evcnts which
1,aye taken plaec IN Abyssin!a during tho at
tcmpts ot Egypt to chastisc the Abyssinans.
There have been too expeditions. Tho lrst,
which was dispatched in October. ls7o. consist.
lug of 1000 mon, was surprised IN deli1e Of
second expedition. OF 5000 men, started In
January last. 1t met the AbsynMians IL Fcbr1i-
ary III s dellie OF GoIra, and was oyerwlcln!ed,
1900 men belng killed. The Abysslntan k!ng
the latest reports, repeatet! tbs dulles of
Goundcl mud Qo,lra by again crushing the
Egyptians. The details Of this, ~ Of other ex'
petitions, are gulrded With great secrecy.
, 1876-10-13
HARRINGTON,

WILMINGTON, Del, OFT. 1o.-Rlchard Har-
rington, who, 1t Is alleged, was connected With
tho safe burglary at Washington, returned to
this city yesterday, md appeared before the
United States Commissioner, aud furnished bail
in $1,000 for Ills appearance at the present
term Of the Supreme Court ot the DIatrict Of
Columbia. Harrington refuses to atnte where
he has been staying, but 1t fs generally thought
that lIe has not been outside of taia Suite sinco
Ills ItsnpDc4raucU.
, 1876-10-13
ANOTHER,

Special CbFrstpondsnes Qf ThS TrianR4.
LANSING, aicll., Oct. l0.-Ou Saturday. tho
boiler Of tho ahiusle-mill Of D. Il. Young T.
Co., At AlIcna, exploded, wrecking the mill
aud killing four men, besides woundtng several
others. ~ the inquest held over the cngiueer,
Bowman, It was shown that the hrad of steam
was forty pounds. Allowing tho water to get
Tow wa thr cause Ut the accident.
, 1876-10-13
THE VATICAN.

4 PROPOSED cASossA CELKDRATloN.
PARIS, Sept. 24.-Tfc Toce H<9a Nrifa. pro-
poses the celebration next January Of tho octo-
centenary Of Henry Barbarossa's submission tn
Gregory nj Canossa. II t1tsc]a!,na any idea Of
Insulting tho nobIe German nation, but says the
event at Cnnoasa showed the greathesa NJ
Chrtst's Vicar and the Just humiliation Of All
cucmy Of tie church.
, 1876-10-13

newspaper, states that the Spanish Church Mis-
sionary Society have received private fnforn,a-
ton frnm Spain tint the Spanish protcstants arc
IN Er,s,' a1xr!y, alld cyrn In peril Of 4,ctng
tllr.ah,rl hy Il frantic moi, 4 epcc1at mcetIr,
Of The ;SovIcty wilt be he'll in London IN Mon.
day, when statement Of facts will he conln,1-
llicntcd 10 Earl Derby.
, 1876-10-13

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. IA special engine on
tho Ohlo u siIsatssspp! Railroad last esouing ran
Into switchtng engine, near Aurora, Ind,
killing tue fireman Of thu latter, Frank Woods,
who was o'llng hls engine a. the moment OF the
collision; badly iniuring E. GuskiIl, huber on
tic engine; and tlightly in1aripg Ross, tho
eugluecr Of the special.
, 1876-10-13
RIVER.Iht PROVEMEkTS.

HPSc1U LOFF<1toAqE1c9 a TRe 1Fl8HH1-
LANsINo, Mich, Oct. l1.-1t Is contemplated
to- open . steaInGoat routo from CheboYgan TO
Crooked Lake, fire niles from. petosky; and .
riyer~lmproyet,ent IL projected IN Antrlsn aud
Kalkaaka Couuties,-l,347,l ,l13 acres u lal1
being re4cryea tor t4g improyemept
, 1876-10-13
BEARS.

Special tptTtIpoadtnes " Tht Tribune.
LANSING, Aicll.. Oct. ll.-Quttc number OF
bcars hare been killed In Central and Northern
Michigan this season. A. J. Miller. Of Duptaln,
shot ono which was ehasfug n!s cows. uh car
cass weighed 400 pounds.
, 1876-10-13

DII:1 OF HER INJURIES.
NRw YouK, Oct la.--almo. Blanc, the wife Of
Jules Blanc, who shot er, his son, and himself
at No. 20l West ThrtY;:thsftl street; ol the 1st
inst, dlcl ut Bellevue Hospital to-lay.
, 1876-10-13

Sp<t7a1 UIspa1c& q IAt 7Fl5Ha&
MILWAUKEE. Uct. la.-Ths tug Il. Y. Green
picked up eapslxed boat With three 20
lan.sess III tho bay to-day. named John 6tErek
aul Valentine Struck, who wern dead, tangled
in the rigging. aud John Ballssky, aliye. They
, 1876-10-13
Terrific Boiler Explosion in Pitts.
burg, Pa.
Fourteen Porsons Killed and Forty
Moro or Less Injured.
The Daily Record OF Minor Accl-
dents.

Tic story III ti,c hnrrtle outf dtetrcsstup up-
c,,rrcntc ,ra. ,n,,ccd = Inn mn. A ,,,tcrv of
oo'lers ~ Huea m'!l. III inc Hl''ti1 Hafa, from
n causc not yct satisfactorily explained, lad OK
plodcd, laying In ruins vast Cortion Of tho
butling, Ind leaving PROSTATE In tho ruins fully
IT, ~" n" a.. n.,s, s ns,,a ~. N'! '', ''. ..n,
III tne l@et h'"1tat a9otaes, n''tl still moro
suffering iron, Injuries to 2rcatcr or less cx-
tcnt. The moes Intense excitement MS created
war; ac,,re. ~ ncon,c i, nv.rv I1,.,, ,r,,> Nj
WY eeo'es :" ptpp'e ~ ess'S ,pimss ,a "'i" lau
relations o. frtcn1s among the :as)@tld c'n-
or the .rcnc If thc dread lteaetsr.
,,'.s,..,.:st.... s ~ 49, ~ "1'.,.'.. .,s....,,.
o''ett's "''e' thc e1i'os'oh oee"frcd l'c'ple
anil ro.s s. 70 .hs row t .n0Sn Al rn III, rLhss
5Uo1 ,monIc hai1 'rout.rrrntc1, II lacked
i,,at nic,.. Nv. r,,,tc % ~ Z, t,,,1oc1, ,..u Ike
.,,s,e,, 10Y ,,,' ~ t,. ,'',. ,,,'s Nv
heard q. pofnt two miles distant frsm .l'e
scene. Tie battery of tl.rec large locrs tul tho
inner a,,1. a; r,ra .tr,rt i,,r:t. thc trrr;h,.
forct Of tic cunruasior
LIFTING THE noor AND PRIME
Of almost that entire building many feet into
tho u1r. md i1ron,fnr Il r,.rc 1, ,y.s rrnslc,,
'.c u'', ""A "'opt''s ", "hese ~ WIS cfusheo
wholc WIS converted INTO picccs tho majority
Of which were ssuali enough for The purposc OF
kiuslng.wool.
1"e w. VI t"e esp'oa''!5 po"e' WIS 50
great, ami seems 10 have becil 81 evenly dis
trlbucd upon all parts ii tic boilers, that they
were broken !ntu hundreds of PIECES One Of
tlwm wn. corrtcil ocro.s thr r;rer IN A,,crho,;:,
s. s.'I ,..9.',, -. ns'.'' wy ="
tt'e 1""e" " DIZZY Mtcs " na'sl'iaFfs acad-
works, IN tile Ktvcr avc'''tc. Another
large piece, going IN tie eanlc dircc-
tiop, 1as',ed t''ronsh, tln roef Of tlc
| tearing dow,L two ii the furl,accs, sflapptnE
Etant ttEnbcrs like arlfntere, at breaking down
the huge cruic whlsh II used to lift tons VI iron
aud tuGta1. Thu fusIlng furnaces
| and it was partly consumed before the flames
| conll be cacckvd.
The largest Iirtc TINT WAS found Of tho burst
nlll was Deposited in a chamber Iy tie bristIc
Of sick woman. WIN escaped antsrlncd. Other
eose by: br!sls. ai III Ks, all ii ivses s si u .c
sS 'sS xaa aa al 1 i9Fts am. "f r L eyeS wfss lsx I
aity fcet l,igh, mud tie Work Of destruction @ of
human lte was accomplished more BY Tic cT,sl.-
turing pieces uf the burstcd boilers. Tic lliLy-
live naii-marllncs
| SAVED MANY AIlYE
ye1tsray Ill., thc NIL tes as open % an
e tst se o"e u tic ssi ass sse wod9 nG9shiSs hsss
escnpcd With Ills iifc " ' "' ''
ri Tl'yrs wsro c,nployed in the entire mills Of
Se G1. ~ S t,H.a sc tns ri pesafn ~, MoM a
r;g!.t, a,,l lifty njurcl Of t!lc wounded some
,'x ., 9rs ss already already d!.a sn Il I Is ts1isved
sThf. ttraf a1l: t.,tt srf1 1v 41,,4 f,arr1 uty1t
, 1876-10-13
1HE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct, W-1 Il. ni.-Ror tho lake
region falling, followed by rising. barometer,
and warucr so,lltwesterly Winds, shifting to
coluer uorthcrly, partly cloudy weather, aud
possibly succeeded by occasional rains. !;
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
f:ntCAAo. Oct. II
, 1876-10-13
.un,pbt With grcat proprlety 10 apphoa
|s'ghs ,r,.os, . bn. not to at'r,s'
PERSONAL.

'yas." - nro.r,n arc visiting Tho censen.
a h.p 1,sn F, Cleveland, recently deceased WAS
u. ,;'or .o Of Tho celebrated 7f'oaa' @'aa.n"s.
thousand cupics al ol"s!ssof'oa n".satlan
sa'sn u.ro to,d within few Gays Aftef puo's"'
ta' ,.,cr v,. says Tint 1'aTnnm Is nroioan'!'y
FL, i,st.uso tho United statcs has oeatea nun
%t .hs ,ho~ busnct'' ,. i, IL,
Fs1' = Jennings observes That II ts mol ~ tnc
w. is,s. - ~ English people 10 bc polite ont lue'f
'ooa bc scnnsks with e9''al tt"'"' 10 ''''''
~ .s rarton Daily 1tiearaph Is :nobb!'h to thu
IT, @% II ptlnts Twenty-Five copies OF i,a aany
.s. ~ .upe1ane t!ntcsl paper Tor eEee'al u'' ~
tdraats Of .ha city has a''so'bca INC Lhrn.
" ,iort. nna will hereafter 90 .s otsan .',,. ..
T.,mace. The new paper "''' Nv P''''>s' o''"
;eu York md Chicago
,.a,,,.tuo thou'nnd persons visited tho @oo!os'
osnicn, In Philadelphia Lass s''''aay. ING
Ind Va. at orderly and aGeeh1 as '"as "''e"
w. 's., the Exposition building.
fs4.s ILL.,. nrounlne rhymes ''lnu,bdas" with
psooert a.." in his now voIu,no at poems.
t,aSs" tesnas" ona 'hcIl.lucd," shades" md
rieas. W.. +" !. poverty" nnd 'coyers stc," alto
pau .a.~'
Ftoseslef' ~. r,..,ao., ~ c,...,,
ANDREW U. Mn's' ,,..s.,,, ,,,ts ,yu,t rnr.
ksor.ltJ. salIs tor I''p i',.,." .',s ~. ra...',,
tpou1cnt eass 'aat ~ n,,n,, -, t,,a ttntv,r.,,,,
b,ed together III 1as vi, ,o ro,,. r., snn
btu the staf&-"H'" ~ y.
The Ne" ao'N "'' h. ,,,ct ,x,,:,.,, ,.,n
Git with Feeep.'oa W" ~ s.osts " ,,.,.n nv
tended pY 4'''o ~, .,,,,. 1I,,u ,.,,n,,,,. ,.,,,.
urtes o. hsa WHY .,i-",1 ti,,,, H. 't,..
The tink Teto o'en p'0'' ''A"'N ''''" >"s "ss0
les on tha tan'e' .
An uutque feature OF snc Ahahec "o''f"'p ios
II will be CONTRIBUTIONS u e'e" n"n''r u ' o's
Il 1pusls hy facn so'apopes ,' -" -, ,,.i' "u'
gorge J.. ossoou' H., .n .a,o nr ,,,o n,n.t a,.,,ns
Jolt VIZ! "o'os ~ 'S'A' 'Ae
t!shea A"""''1 po'N
August Belmont . p'lsa1e nfs-sa'sl5 J." Ne"
DIX vas opened iuesaaY ~ ~. u" "aJ9''c1 .. t'e
.aienu:al Loan ESh'o''lon: tuo eatnlos'c eon.
ans only n"ety.fh.ee n,rnpcls' out .neso 10 my
tad pesute IN the l''' ~. i'o'''s "''' e'o"oe0
bn eafs mofn'ns al''t u''". .=.,,.-
Darn. rcccsa Inc LHeIAn far'a"'c!t WE ~ 1e
1o.ugucd 0nec In tofts anSt, OF cue comes TO-
iIhcf By Ito own ia"' ~ ~ oe'c'e" sna' 'ne a's'
aalent '7Ill not sch'hee 10 .esuo nhothes sosos"'
bn+ since fho c3c'lcnlchs '"'ousnoul 'ne eo"'tty
tho Bulgarian fueetlon "ca'ahoH parliamentary
stiou.
Tho New York police have exposed nciT form
c sWindle, eonsetlh9 u ahoeH+"ae',on sa'es ~
bfeeS ana casflases. Im ~" sAse VI nviet5' p"s
easera nFe !afn'saca "''h e".otate ptu!sseet WV,
sFt!1catca OF eoahanpas. "hu wv e"'staeet u1' ~
nfEnnsed 10 10 HUH e1c aa'p'e0 VI lAsAl"oap'e
roplc
Opponents Of Gen. Nowlcy in sconnecttcut fny
Int II hu vas too conscfentiona to vote fot the
, 1876-10-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

UEEHH ST EAk1S1IF FEWS,
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Thn steamships Wyoming,
fror, New York, anil Morn Scotia, from Dn1tI.
moro, llare arrived ont. -. s,
NEW YonE, Oct. 12.--Asrivcd, steamships
State .of Virginia, from. Glasgow; Au.eri.,uc,
, 1876-10-13

THE DEADLY DE1l1lrCK.
ISpIlTArotts, 0et.12.-A derrick fell today
killing Rchnrd Gardner and Isaac Fitzgerald,
workmeu. It WAS tic reeilt df earrlessnsss.
, 1876-10-13
SPAIN.

THE CUBAN cAPTA1N.0uSERALsHlP.
MADRID. Oct. t9.-Thc Impa1eiat says Gen.
Martinez campos satls for Cuba on the 18th
inst.
RESIGNED.
In consequence Of y disagreement with tho
municipality, Senior Edauyer, Project Of Madrid,
hos Icstgue4. =
THE RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY.
loaDox, Qc4. 1.-the j24epfd, 4 religious
, 1876-10-13

710s. Ba1.i 71r IN. u1nd. m. lItasAer
g.h1 L M 'aA 70 IN - H., frca.. 49,. CLOUDY.
1ttln8. III. ~, III ~ - Ht fFssh. mr.
I;(Ilp, in, M II IL IL y. W, frcal.. .,f.."sC Clear
A:5Yn III, a0l:i ~ 10 H., frcAh .... 1..,.tClrar.
b;ta}p, tn, tl lat ~ IL ~, gentle. ltAf,
lU:tH T. 30 ~ m n Nv. ,EaMtse .tQlcor.
Maximum thermometer. IS, lltnlmu,r. 3lt
pEHSIAt 0naHRyATl ...
Cru. f1nt T. fLtithf
, 1876-10-13
went fishing This morning and capstted ID soatts
Hay unknown. =
BUILDING SLAMS,

SrnE*0FtELu, Asass., Oct. ta.--Tha Corouer'1
Jury on tho Hnmu1et street Incident ot Sept,
2H, III which fur M,t,, wure killed by the falling
OF biilding, tcnsnrc 10th the architect and the
contractor. Tie pInns Of tl.o former were Do.
fectiyc, and tlr work Of the latter ucg1ig snt
, 1876-10-13

ANN ARnon, Mich, Oct. IA boy 10 Yeata
old, son Of Charles Bennett, Of Salem, this
county, WAS lcatling horse 10 pasture yestcr-'
day, when the ftorao wheeled mud suddenly
kicked tho little fellow Just behind tho ear, XIII
Ing lin instantly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
An Unreasonable Pledge.

We allude to the test the Republic
cans Of Storey county have adopted
in the formation of their Hayes and
Wheeler clubs. Ormsby county is,
without doubt, the banner Republic
can county, but her people will sub
nit to no such o pledge. The gen.
eral feeling In Carson City is to re-
tain in county official positions all
those Republicans whose records
have been clear; but we find no man
willing to bind himself to support
whatever man county convention
may choose to place on the Republi-
can ticket. We expect to see the
Hayes and Wheeler club roll contain
the names Of many prominent and
true Dem ocrats, but none Of that class
would attach their signatures bind
ing them to support the whole ticket,
or, in other words, to ago it blind"
No. that is u political scheme that
will not work in these latter days.
The people generally are beginning
to get scared of conventions, and
have arrived at the conclusion that it
is better to know who the nominees
are before giving a pledge to support
the whole ticket. We, in common
with thousands Of Republicans, shall
feel not only willing but bound to
give the preference to sound Repub-
licans, but we have desire to know
that the nominations have not been
made by packed convention, and
hence decline to take any obligations
that may bind US to work blindfold.
(Carson Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
Mining Items.

The number Of mining dividends
this month is not so large as usual.
The wood used by the mills on the
Comstock lode for 1875 is estimated
to cost over $4,000, 600.
The July receipts from the Justice
mine are expected to reach $50, 1000.
This mine has only recently COM
menced to turn out rich ore, and
three mills are now kept running.
The Aurora and Eberhardt Com
pany, whose property is at White
Pine, have declared a dividend in
London of five shillings per share for
the month of June. The May pro-
duct was 4S bars valued at 10000.
The shares are quoted in the London
market at 910 each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
All for Love.

dispatch to The Cleveland Plain Dealer.l
ST. Louis (Mo.). July 20.-Sev-
eral days ago beautiful young
lady arrived at the Lindell Hotel in
this city. registering herself as Miss
Ida Hermanee, San Francisco. she
engaged the han lsomest parlor in
the hotel at $50 per day, together
with the bridal chamber. a circum-
stance which created quite sensa-
ton among that class of people who
take interest in lonely women. She
was magniicently dressed and wore
upon her person several thousand
dollars worth of diamonds, aud
she dispersed her funds among the
walters of the hotel as if she were a
princess. Saturday she published
an advertisement in the daily pa
pers directed to E. G.. Crippen.
stating that q lady at the Lindell
Hotel desired to see him. Crippen
heard of the advertisement to-day,
went to the hotel. and found the
lady to be an old sweetheart he had
known for many years. The meet
ing resulted in q hasty marriage.
which took place st DR.. Schuyler's
church this evening. Crippen is
we'll known in Cincinnati and Chi
cago as a seller of safes. The young
lady is aid to be the only daughter
of u millionaire widow of Califor~
MIA. She ran away from her mamma
about two weeks ago to Crippen.
The romantic episode has created
quite = sensation here.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
SUPPOSED MuRpEREss.-N

A SUPPOSED MuRpEREss.-Mrs.
Olivia Miller, charged with being IN
accessory to the murder Of her hus-
band, Samuel Miller, at the Junction
House ON the evening of July 18th,
WAS brought before Justice Gilsen
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock for
preliminary examination. The ex-
animation lasted all day and will be
continued this morning. - Reno
journal, 90.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

A MEpICo ARREsTED.-Dr. Gill
lingham was arrested in Virgins
yesterday for not complying with a
certain section of the ordinance which
compels physicians to report all cases
of small pox that may come under
their notice 10 the Chief Of Police.
DIR. Cunningham says the case that
he attended was nothing but vario-
loiu.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

PERsoNAL.-Captain A. Caldwell,
Superintendent of the Amazon Con-
solidated and Glasgow Gold and Sill
yer Mining Companies, left last eve
ming for San Francisco. The object
or his visit is the procurement of adj
dit mai machinery, consisting of an
other boiler and pumping apparatus.
II. b. LOOMS is back on his old
stamping ground. He arrived in
Virginia City II day or two since.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

MINT AFFAIRS - circular is
forthcoming from the Superintendent
of the Carson Mint to the effect that
the demand tor subsidiary silver
coins by the Treasury Department
Ito fulfill the requirements of the
new silver bilD is so great that the
mint will have to COZ fine its silver
coinage to the making of that class
of money. In other >rds, the said
silver bill goes into effect at once.
Perhaps Congress, by and by, will he
able to see the necessity for enlarg-
ing the capacity of this mint.-tCar-
son Appeal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

THE Carson Appeal thinks it is
just possible that the electrical dis
turbauces 40 noticeable in the at
mosphere now are due to comet
roaming about in its parsbola within
influencing conjunction with our
atmosphere.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

A BILL appropriating one hundred
thousand dollars for the completion
Of the Washington monument has
passed the Senate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

NOTICES.. Cohn gives notice that
on the 10th OF next month he In
tends to 60 away, and meanwhile
will sell out his stock Of dry goods
ut less than cost. All persons owing
him bills are requested to call and
settle before that date and save
cost.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

RELIaIous.-There will DO divine
service at Grace Church, Silver City,
on Sunday evening next, at 8 p. N.
Rev. w. X. Jenvey officiating. There
will be no services at Dayton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

DENIAL. = Mr.. VIM. Robinson
called on Us yesterday and stated
that We were in error in saying tina,
he was arrested on suspicion in con-
nection with the Schneider affair
He was not arrested ut all. and was
not van subp9naed. Chief Lackey
Of Virginia called at his cabin and
stated that he wanted him TO testify
before the coroher's jury. and he
did 80 without being served with
any papers whatsoever.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
NOTICE.

ENoR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MN
Il ing tai silver will be taken - the amount
Of ARE dollars. On All Amoants above hat
the usual discount will be made.
o. 3. NASH.
Assessor Lyon County.
0e0tea. New, I've ~. lsfs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

DAMAGED HAY.-The late storm
hleached from fifteen to twenty
tons Of hay upon almost every
ranch on tho Truckee Meadows.
The ranchers didn't have y chance
to get it stacked aud the loss is
keenly felt by many of them Re-
no Journal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
STOCK REPORT.


Morning Board.
WEDNESDAY,. July %.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

The San Francisco Stock Rspor,
believes that "new life is soon to be
iafussd into Lady Bryan"