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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
AcciDEMTAmi iva GSSsxH pSINa coz.
psny'~Losstios o. principal place Of easisss''

pany.-Locstion Of principal psAes " oa''s'
Iass,ioa of works, storry county. Nevada
Notiss Ne hereby given. that az meeting o.
the Bosrd Of Directors. held on the list d.xo OF
hnssst. isJs. an assessment CNo. ~ OF Ten
C-nss 40 eisJ pr shaw MAS hvied upoc me
espltai stoek o. the corporation, payahie I'm
msdistsiy. In United ststes gold coin. TO the
sseretary. q the once Of the Company. No.
x1s Noafgomsry street, Ron ., mp stair, saa
Francisco. California
Any stosh upon which ,his assss.nsns ss.ii
rsmain unpaid 90 the Ash day Of Sspesmoss,
fo70. Win be d~elinquent, and advertised Tor
sale q puhiic auetios, and anless paynsat Y
msdo bsfore win BE- sold on 'hs TwxLffh
DAY Of OCTOBER. iss6. TO pay the dslfnSosnt
asrsssmsnt. together with eo>iA Of Advertising
~ osier Of the Baari of DIRECTOR.
OTTO MErcaric. nserstary. =.
Omcs-No. an Montgomery street.. Room :
up ssairs. ssa Frsne go, California sat'd
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SANTA ROsA GOLD AND NILYER

~ MINISu COMPANY. Location 4 princi.
pal place OF business. ran Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
st0rry county. StAte of Nevada.
N~0tice.-There arr delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing-de-cribed stock, on aceount 0f assess.
ment tho. az levied on the iith day OF July.
is16, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. a. ioL
lows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

asuthier. 0srlot 4 e.. Trus. y
0Ardiner a iIooker.T ru.teesil u
lfickox. kuhl 4 O.. Trustees. n,
lio-mer 4 ~llourne. Tru-tees..t
Hale. Page 4 Wilson. Trus. v
Hale. iasc A wilson do lc
Hale I's.e & Wilson do 10
mn 4 Kilsour. Tn-iee-.....,l
NH a Kiigonr. trust ell;
Hall "a 4 sr,uafee. o,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the board OF Dirtcio:r. made on the nth day
oI Juiy, 1875, 80 many shares Of each parcel
OF such Stock ne may be necessary win he
sold a. public auction. al the Office Of the Com.
PAM, hooins 0 and 0. No. 3o2 Montgomery street,
i.t day Of septsmber. 1916, nj the hour OF .
o'clock ?. n. or said day, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. tDgether with costs of nd.
vertiring and expenses Of pale.
WIN. u. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
INrERIAL MN:

OoNnOLlDArED IMPERIAL MIN;
~ ING COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place Of business. san Francisco. CsiifofniA
Location OF works, Gold Hin, storey e"uh'''
Nevada.
Notiee 10 hereby given. that At . mesuls .,
the Bosri of Directors, held on the btn dayo
July. isT6. an a.sessment NO. n OF Twenty.n.n
Cents (1sel Der share wasievied upon me sApl,i
stock Of the corporation. payable iuhea,ss's
In United States gold coin, 70 tne "a l,.swsrd's
the once Of the Company, ftoom " 49,
building. No. sis California street. San FRAN
An. .,oeS apon which thi. assessment shsii
rmafn unpaid on the 18th day OF Aususs, iss...:.,
vfii H. delinquent. and Advertised LOT sA.s
M public auction. and unlc.s payment s
- s.s,rr viii be -old on TUESDAY. the
no. a., on september. ISIS, TO pay the dsiin'
ansaf s.ss.sment. t,xs.h.r with eoets vi ~
ss~,rtisins and expensss OF sale.
~ order Of the S1SNi + = DIAN. Secretary.
once = Rcon No, ~ Haywsrd's builaing,
No. as California street. San ffsneirco s.h-
fonia-
OLA0ooW OOLD AND siLvER
III niNISu COMMUNICATIONS Of prin-
eipsl place Of business. san frsneisco. cali
forniA-
Notice 10 hereby given. that a . meeting Of
the Trustees Of sAid Company. held on the sth
day Of August, 1919. an as~essment INC y OF
viftsen lisl GENTS per shAre Vas levied upon
the capital stock % the corporation. payable
Immediately. In gold coin Of the United States.
10 the SECRETARY. at the once 81 the Company;
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rpmaln unpaid on the 9Th day Of Septembei.
lsgs. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at pablo auction. and unis-s payment u made
belore win be cold on sArChDAI, the sab
| day Of ssptsmber. isId, On pay the Delinquent
assessment. together with eosts OF advertising
and exp~nse- Of sale.
JsO. A. REiCIlERT. Secretary.
Onnee-No. 10 Pine street. Rooms % and u,
/ Nan Nr.neiaea Halifarula anl0tn
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CALEnoNiA sILvEs AININe

onae.-Resms 5 snds No. si Montgomery
strs-t. sen Francisco California. auis 4
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. L.ABAMA MINING CoMPANY.-

0nnee-No. 30 Pine street. Rooms % and u,
San francisco. California snlOtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27
THE COMING EMPEROR.
Don Ped IN ~ "A rfs for fh.a A a. a cd - saf 90


RIO JANElRO, March - - Tue Emperor
visited the thester last night aud was en-
Enthusiastically greeted en- route there aud on
his return 10 the palace. The city was early
sStir this morning. and the steamer Hevi-
lius, which had arrived four week back. was
the center OF attraction a. she lay in the
barhor decked with bunting rhe Hevilius
has been fitted ont especially Tor tie accom-
notation Of the Emperor and Empress.
THE FMPERoR AND EMPEESs EMBARKED
to-day Al O'Clock amid great popular de-
monstratiOns OF attachment aud loyalty. The
shipping in The harbOr was gsily decorated.
AccOmpa9 wing their majeStieS on board the
HevihUs were the Princess Imperial aud
her husband Count D'Eu. The chief court
and military authorities ATTENDED the impe-
rial party on bOsTd. AS the steamer moved
from her moOrlDg salutes were fired ana
cheer upon cheer given.
A COLLISION.
In steaming out OF harDOr the Hevilius ran
into transport of the Brazilian navy, badly
damaging her The Hevilius was not hurt.
NOlives were lost. The Emperor and En-
press displayed g.eat GOODNESS and courage.
They were both standing on tie side along
which. sfter tie collision, the vessels crushed
past each other.
THE TERRIFIED PASSENGERS
rusl Ell aft 10 avoid being, as they feared /,
crushed To death, and Ia doing so damned
the Empress against the door of the cabin.
From this unpleasant position the cores
pondent OF New York journal had tue good
fortune
TO INTRICATE HER MAJESTY.
A survey of the effects OF the collision on
the Hevil Us reveals q that she had escaped
uIhurt, she proceeded on her journey 10
North America.
The Princess Isabel will act as regent dur
ing the absence of the Emperor and Empress.
Her husband. the Count D'Eu, continues on
as a member OF the Council OF state, over
which the Marquis he Caxias viii preside.
RIO JASEIRo. March H.-The Emperor
will not touch at Bahia on his Journey TO
the United states, on account OF the quarsn-
tine existing there. he will, however,
touch al Pernambuco and Para.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27
A SAD RECORD OF sHuPwRECKs
Loss II the Great W.steru

INV loHk. March The British steaoa-
er Great western went ashore 90 y sand bar
on Amiiyville, l.. about seven O'Clock
Saturday nigh:, when the storm rsged heav-
tiy snd n dense COG prevailed she was frotn
the Mediterranean for This port with a mis-
cclianeoUs cargo OF oranges, lemons, Eumsc.
sulphur. aDd rags. The steamer H. COM
maDded by Captain Wyndham. and Sailef
from MessinR, February -. via Palermo
March 7, touching st Gibraltar ON her way.
Fortunately There sire
No PAsSeNGEFS oN BOARD
The captain Was IN IA hts BUNK Toe ON GERS
aud crew. Including stewartess. number
ting thirty souls. ali were saved. Toe steam
er WAS run 80 last aground tbs; Sue remained
immoNaOle all night, and when daylight
broke yesterday she stool there, a feS wards
from the beach. on an even Keel. with al her
mssts and rigeinE standing IA tOlerably
good oondl ton, but the storm was furious
sbout the time she struck that sea afier SEA
washed over her aud. a. the officers report,
THE vEsskL PULL on wArER.
IL is believed that She hliged TIE greater
ne greatly damaged. the greater part beir
81 a perlsbabie nature The Great Western
was built On 1872. She II brig riggei and OF
medium model. Wrecking vessels have
SAYvlILF. L. J., March 2s.-Tne Great
Western IS badly strained aud viii probably
so TO pieces.
otber wrecks
A dispatch nom Babylon. l.. J.. states
that a large bark, name a. Vet unknnwn,
went ashore on the sands about ten miles
west OF Fire Island light. No lives appear IN
have been lost. aud there Is some probability
OF he vessel being saved.
The schooner j. c. Thompson. laden with
coal. was reported last evening as breaking
mp Of West Hampton, ON Long Island
sOurd. Beyond this no other disasters are
reported I'm that direction. Accounts from
all points in ihis vicinity report more or
less damage by the storm
The Loss Of the stTathmore.
LONDON, March y Tue following details
OF the loss OF the emigrant ship Strathmore
from this point Tor New Zealand have been
received here: Tue StrathmOre struck rocks
among the CrOZct group of Islands IN tue
South Pacific ON the first OF July at half past
four O'Clock in the morning, aud was wrecked
Immediately.
FORTY FoTR PERSONS WERE DRow NED.
The survivors saved nothing. whatever, and
subsisted themselves upon the ROCKS for six
months upon the sea birds aud their eggs.
When they were rescued they were mucn
emaciated and almost NAKED. Five had
died there from exposure aud want. The
captain OF the American whaler, Young
PhUuiN, o. New Bedford, reSc lel them, sup
piled them with clothing, and treated them
with great kindness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

~Peter Keyser, OF Stouchsburg, Pa, COM
mitted suicide by drowning himself insane
HHon. James Y. Smith died yesterday AZ
Providence, R. /. He had been governor OF
Rhode Island and mayor of Providence.
HBarney Williams, the comedian, is ly-
ing seriously Ill at bis residence In New
York.
~North Mississippi papers report a slight
shock of earthquake In that section on Fri
day night last
Ukelly and Kilcullin, miners, were in
stsnfly killed at Pine Brook coal shaft, near
Scranton, Pa, on Saturday, by fall OF the
roof OF chamber OF the mine.
~The board Of public works OF Virginia
Will recommend General Malone, the pres
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
~On Saturday Mrs. Mary Welsh and her
two children fell through the railway spa1-
ming Paxton creek, Harrisburg, Pa and one
Of the children was drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

a VERY HEAVY RAIN STORM prevailed
throughout the New England states on Sat
urday, causing immeCse dana &c to raIlroa is
and mill property. Land slides are reported
on several railroads in New York and VI as
sachusetis, seriously impeding regular
from New Jersey to New HAMPSHIRE, aud
all the streams along its track have either
Overlooked their banks or are reported TO be
rising rapidly. Many bridges, dams and
aged, and several towns and villages are
partially submerged. Seven persons are re-
ported TO have been drowned at Norwich,
Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

NEW YORK LABOR TRoUBLES--We are
having a great deal of labor difficulties
This evening the workingmen met at Cooper
Union ard passed the usual resolutions con-
dempauory OF grinding capital and sugg est
i've of all sorts OF reforms. The brickia ers
threaten to go out On strike unless their de-
mands are complied with. The consequence
may be that the spring building eaGerp is IS
may be seriously interfered with " Y.
F0r phjTO. Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

Cumberland News says: 1--WE are informed
rom a source well posted that the canal
hoard Is contemplating reduction in tolls
Five to ten cents is the figure proposed, and
We hope to hear OF the reduction being male
Legislation has effected a reduction on the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad, the
Baltimore and Ohio has reduced, and as the
miners wages are likely to be reduced, the
canal should not be behindhaud in a conces-
siOn 10 the trade. If all these features are
tDarguTated We may reasonably expect q
Good trade this season. Even the least san
guiue of the operators join in this expecta-
tton, which we trust Will be realized 10 the
fullest degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

BALTIMORE, March 2. Virginia cons ,lidstsi,
69zs; West Va, 3; North Carolina Go, old, 10; 90 ,
8; DO: speeisl tax. bid TO-DAY. Sugar auies
s.ITIsoES, March z7.-oosson quiet bu, firm
miodiins, nsls8 Flour quiet and sfes iy-Ho1arf
street and western sueer sdssls 50; 40. extra, zses
41o; DO exira; s,ass 80; DO. RiO brands, lsl 60:
No ysstern red, Gal 6; Pennsylyssis red, i IS
DO vhite, 4al.e0 oorn-southern whine, active
and firm, tcsel4: southern yellow, quiet, sss60x:
western mixed, fairly sctive ard hrmer, IS; SPOT,
s,S IBID April: Oats quiet sEd hs.vy-southeri, ~
dull but steady, Tsssl: BAY duli-nAryisnd and
steady. POTf, Is Oos2s rs. Bsif nssis-sSseidsrs,
p.cked; Bacon n shouldsn. p...les: elsar ris
nnsd hk; crude, none Offering. Butter scars..
Petroleum hrm.crude, 81: refined. isasIlsx. OF
Zee frmer and higher, but quiet Mo eargoes, Ia,
slsk; JObbiIe, isksis-. whisky quiet but IRA.
NFw YOnK, March E:-stoetn duII and up.s,.
tied. Money. B. Gold, l3sf, ExchsnEe, lons a..
tbnTt, sc. Governments duh and efes1v
kKw YORK. March H.-Flour Quiet ana NJ,
III mer.
LONDON. March ~, <p.m.-U.es.2obo,ds. isss,..
old, i0sA; 10 <es. loo: fvss, io5s, Erie. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

EAsToN, PA, AT THE MERCY OF HER
FIREMEN-Three companies OF the ire de-
partment of Easton, Pa, Offended at the
action OF the town council in electing chief
engineer in opposition to their own caIdl-
date, have gone ont OF service and decided
not to assist at fires nor permit their steam
ers To be used by the department As the
steamers were purchased with contributions
from the citizens of Easton this move is
considered cheeky" II not something worse.
But two companies can now be relied on In
case of fire, and the recent disastrous con
fagration at Scranton has materially height
ened the already grave feeling OF apprehen-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

GIN. EKTN CONTRADICTIONS GEN. NC.
COOK.-Gen. James A. Ekin said to a Louis
McCook had never stated to him officially
or otherwis that Thomas R. Cheney, chief
clerk in his office, had received q bride from
a contractor for fraudulently apprising him
of a competing bid, nor has he any knowl-
edge OF such report having been made to
he War Department. In regard to the house
and LOT to have been presented by the cor
tractor 10 Gen. Reynolds in McCOok's testi-
mony, Gen. Ekin says he knows nothing
about IL except what was reported at the
time. The gift was made by citizens OF
Texas to Gen. Reynolds in recognition of his
services in their state, and in order TO have
him reside among them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THE j JUDGE NICoL CAsE.-The house com
nittee for courts will conclude the taking of
the evidence Of the witnesses who are pre-
sent In the case of Judge Aylett Nicol, of
Prince William county, and then report to
The house that from causes beyond their con-
troll they find IL impossible to complete the
investigation this session, and will ask leave
TO adj urn or continue it to next session.
Richmond Who.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

A BROOKLYN DEFAULTFR RUNS OFF
1t has been 0iscovered that b. p. Rogers, re-
reiving teller of the Fulton bank, Brooklyn
v V, is defaulter to the amount OF $50 go
Rogers has fed, and Is thought to ne ia
Maryland. The bank is secured to the
amount OF so, coo, and is In 10 way crippled
Rogers addressed letter with 500 to his
mother from Maryland post office, and she
sent the letter and money TO the Fulton
bank,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

BOLD BANK ROBBERS FoILED.-A des-
perate attempt was made to rob the First
National Bank OF Chambersburg, Pa, FRI
day night by two men who accompanied the
cashier to the bank under pretence of desir
ing 10 make a deposit. The thieves assault
ed and gagged the cashier, and succeeded in
sec uring package containing thirty thou
sand dollars. The cashier, however, sue
ceeded in giving an alarm and the thieves
were intercepted in their flight and one of
them captured, upon whom was found the
stolen package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THE TWO MILE AND REPEAT RACE came
OFF at San Francisco, Cal, on Saturday.
Char ce won the first heat, under pull, by
ard Hockhocking third. Chance became the
iavorite at large odds in the second heat
Revenue dropped ont at the first half mile
with sprained ankle, Chance winning the
heat and race by six lengths in 3464, Hook
hooking second and Golden Gate third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

A REBELLION against a reduction OF one
eighth in the wages OF weavers in the Uonlen
mills in Great Falls, n. H., has resulted iu
a complete stOppage OF work. The weavers
are clearly not of the opinion at present tnat
seven eigbtbs OF a loaf is better than noae;
and the question now settles down % one OF
endurance. II will be curious to note wheJn-
er the employers get first tirAi of paying no
wages, or the weavers of receiving zone
GPbitudeYlfIfiG Cf!V Item.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

HOW DIFFERENT FROM BEECH ERA
Prof. Stein was caught In the state room of
lady passenger by the lady's husband, and
WIS not able to account satisfactorily for his
Piesence JTs. d. sne moment AAiUerWaIa,
newspaper, "Mr. Stein said that 1t is his
misfortune to be indecisive in emergencies"
TI,lOiiUu0Dolis Sentinel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

CHINA AND JAPAE.-The steamer Ocean
&c, at san Francisco, brings Chinese advices
10 the LIST ins;. One seaport and two interior
towns have been opened TO commerce. The
amour cement that Russia and the United
states support the claims of Germany for
Indemnity for the piratical attack on the
ship Anna creates surprise. Russia is making
>teady advances into Chinese terri tory, hay-
ing es tabliShed settlement in Mantchonria
on tie right bank of the Amoor. The For
mosPDs have attacked Chinese garrison
md Killed 20 soldiers. Six hundred houses
@lve been destroyed By fire at Osaka, and
SEQ at K2Zucbi. Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27
Senfenced 20 he HING.

BOSTON, March N.-Thomss ". Piper,
formerly sexton of the Warren street churcn
and convicted of the murder OF Mabel Young
in that building on the sd OF May last, was
TO day sentenced 10 be hung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

VIRGINIA's ANTI-DUELLING LAws-The
jury that tried young Roger johnson OF Gull
pepper, Va, last week for a misdemeanor in
sending challenge to j. w. Green, on &C
count of the latter reflections against John
sons father. who was cashier Of the Culpeper
bank, failed to agree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THE COAL MoNoPOLISTs.-A meeting OF
the Schuylkill Coal exchange was held in
Philadelphia on Saturday, when it was re-
solved to resume the production OF coal to-
day in conjunction with the other members
of the coal combination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

Big FIood I'm the Ni.ssssi,.t.

MEMPHIS, March 27.-Thsre is great alarm
here over an anticipated disastrous over
flow OF the river. IL Is now within nine in
ches of the danger line and rising rapidly at
Devils Elbow, forty miles above here. Il
cut through the neck yesterday, shortening
the river some Isl 20 miles. A steady rain
Is falling this morning with good prospect
OF It's Continuance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

A GIRL in Richmond on a recent Sunday
recited the whole of the Psalms and part of
EccleSiastirs, 4 900 verses in all, which she
had committed during the week previous.
The Sunday before she recited 1900 verses,
comprising the Epistles TO the Romans, Gal
atians, Philippians, and one or two Others.
She is bound to have prize, but is more
likely to have a brain fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THE SUICIDE OF MRS. ST.. ORMoND.-Mrs
II. l.. st. Ofmond, wife OF Theodore TIlton's
advance agent, committed suicide, taking
laudanum, In Troy, Thursday night. SIZE is
said TO have been an intimate friend aud
companion of Mrs. Tilton, whom she per-
sonally resembled. A Troy merchant is said
to have alienated her affections from her
husband.-IN Y Sim 25fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

~At New York on Saturday evening n
yawl capsized outside the Narrow dnoxa-
Ing Two men named Smith aud Black
1Capt. James j. Waddeil, of con 6eder-
ale lame, has been reinstated az com IA Snder
OF tbe Pacific Mail steamship companys
steamer Cit. OF san Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

A DEPUTY MARSHAL DISCHARGED In
the L. s. District court at Lynchburg, Va,
on Thursday Henry II. Berger, OF BotetOurt,
county, was put on trial, charged by Deputy
Marshal James w. Wright with having re-
fused TO assist him in arresting a man
charged with violating the internal revenue
laws, but the testimony for the defense com
Berger was acquitted. Whereupoa judge
Rivers said: "Mr. Wright, il is the order OF
this court that you be instantaneously re-
moved from your Office of deputy marshal o.
the United States for the western district OF
Virginia, and the marshal is instructed that
he cannot appoint any deputy whose APP
poiItment has not been Endorsed by me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THE CENTENNIAL MAIN BUILDING TOO
SMALL-It was recently announced that
the board of finance would erect four annexes
TO the main building, in the space between
that structure and Elm avenue. The board
now finds 1t necessary to erect two addition
81 apneXes there, making six In all. This
will afford a total floor space OF 50 900 square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

GENERAL CROOKS EXPEDITION against
the Sioux and Ckeyennes, under the lead OF
Crazy Horse, has returned to old Fort Reno
after destroying an Indian supply camp near
the mouth of Little Powder river. General
Crook strongly urges the transfer OF the Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail bands to the Mis-
souri, river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
Shooting NV an Americas

LIVERPOOL. March A.-Thomas Rover,
the first officer OF the American ship Marcia
GreeDleaf, has been tried at this place for
shooting two of his crew a. sea on the 18TH
of January. He was acquitted, the shooting
hpiDQ declared fusfifahle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

Nor LESS than twenty-five sheep aud
lambs have fallen under the worthless ours
in the vicinity, within the last week, of Cul-
Ieper Court House, Piedmont Tngiaiaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

ANOTHER BELKNAP ScANpAL.-An eve
ming paper at Manchester, N. H, publishes
s. statement that j. q. A. Sargent, of tn 1t
pls ce, paid the late Secretary Belknap St.,-
600 for a contract to furnish heating apparl-
tus in government buildings at Fort Levea-
worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

AN AMERICAN p. E. CHURCH has been
dedicated in Rome. The bishop OF Nebraska
and Rev. Mr.. Patton, secretary OF the u. 8.
house of bishops, assisted AT the ceremon les,
and the latter read 4 tconsecration services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

The governor of Virginia has pardoned
Henry Plinson, formerly q prominent citi-
zen OF Dinwiddie county, CONVICTED some
lime since Of highway robbery.
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