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TWO POLITICAL sTRA WIS.
Showing that the Business Men Of the Ceun-
try are with Tilden.

49, ., ,...,
WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-TWO pOitich
strawa which ahow whioh wav the moneye
,.. - -, -. -, .as.,.oa h.ro
interests are turning, nave oeen reOo'eo "oio
by the Democratic Committee. One Ia from
New York. To tho eereot that a careful canvass
:. ,y,,H 80 -, -. A. . ia
VI wan street. ana CONVERSATIONS WIN ."o 'oa"
Ing merchants and bankers show that the con-
adenoe ~ tho cani,ai,sts Ia Nth ridden The
,..-, Wv Oep.." - 80 -.
i"pression prevailing, and whicn ehte's
Into everyday business transactions, IL,
that H. womb n. .atar 90 oia,, T,,de, than
4, s.o,,,, ~ -, -. 80.
"""'u W erect hayes. 30 Tar mas tn's
feeling grown that business orders for
the fall and vtnter trada a,a haso, ,,non N, in
.o....... 80, -. 800 "'' oa'ou .'o' Us ~, -,
o'e"''"N 'o'oi 'nat the november election VIII
be In favor Of Tlden and Hendricks. As Tilden
ia a man of wealth. tbosa bav,n. la.,o ,,,o,o.,s
:. -, -. -, -. =, 10
at s'ahe put .neH trust IN MIN, because they be-
lieve he would not do anything that would In
iuro bia own intereata mt tho s.cona ,o,,,, a.
s,.-,, ~ . ON P''"' 70
VI Rreseer weight. ineteceht uespotic ORDER OF
the President, by which the civilized world IL
to,d tha, I'm o,a.h.If IN. Ir,i,aa a,.,.. H.
spmv ia necessarv To- control Tie elsc,ion. 10
dailv raactino ,Inon The minds ~ Nortbarn mar 70
The south' aimost onniant this YEAR IL " ~
wealth OF large corn ami cotton crops. wbere
,,d,,str, "a :, -, H.. ,.ns - 70, ,,d ..,,a 80.
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THE COMBdHEI fIOT.
The Outbreak Described :, tho Charleston
News and COurier's Crrrr .pondent

YEMAssEE, 5. g., Aug. A-The negroes
on the ComUahee had thrown out such hints as
led the planters In that section to anticipate a
strike about harvest time. On Friday evening
last, Therefore, when tue hr-t si-n- OF the strike
we're ehn,s''ea on one ~ Sr J. T. BlSsell,S
Eetuer by surprise. On Satur ay morning the
hands did not appear II their suai work and
u Was found that about two hundred negroes
armed with clubs aud horsewhtps, were visiting
che adjoining plhntati ons, inducing the hands,
either ny violence or otherwise, 10 strike and
Join them. Several who refused were driyen
Into barn and kept there seyerI hours, de
priyed OF foou and water. Whether these were
eventually induced by starvation to ioin the
learn. Other pl nations were Visited and the
force Of rioters Increased al each, until he body
numbered about i've hunired. these seem to
have met ut some gppointed rendezvous each
day. and to have dispersed at nigntfall. On
Tuesday morning acting sheriff Sans and Iria
Justice Fuller, with six colored constabes and
four whites, as posse, arrested 1--WE Of the ring
leaders, finding them at their houses, not yet
embarked on their lawless expedition. As these
weTo arrested they were sent under charge OF
ponstables toward Gardners Corner, there TO
After two or three had been arrested, Messrs.
Fuller and ANS went t.ward the places at
which they expected TO ind the Others for
whose arrest they had warrants. They were
mel en- route b about 6f ~ neg oes, armed wtl
clubs, among whom were those for whom they
were looking. The Sheriff and posse made
iruitless efforts to arrest these and hndipe u
Impossible. sent courier TO Garoners Corner,
Tor a reserve Of Twenty-Five mon that had been
left there IN case OF emergency. In the mean
by tue n egroes aud themselves and horses beat
Ell With clubs, compelling retreat. Ihey did
not resist IN any way save by covering with
their pistols such negroes as made hostile
uemonstratiops as they passed through the
or Nd
In tue n ntime the constitutes In oh rye OF
o,e pee, 10 VINO mad teen sent hnead tow rd
G4rlnei's Corner were attacked ana their pris-
onefs released Inc reserve Of Whites from
G.fdnsrs Corner reached tue scene auout this
time, ana made unavaillng efforts 10 recapture
Tue prisoners, but were overpoweied and forced
10 retreat.
Was then that Sheriff Sans and posse went
70 feWaasee and teegraphed To tue Governor
tho state of affairs, at the same time soliciting
m nd and advice. Up to a Lite hour no answer
wing been received, further proceedings were
y ''poned until yesterday morning. when the
vernon was q In applied To by wire with no
h't or success. Tue people then seeing and
ue.rhR ~ negroes gathering IN the direction OF
uor1hers Corner, began to entertain Tears Tor
~ safety o. their families, and appealed to the
c'Vzens Of Charleston for assistance.
Meanwblle, Sbefin Sans went alone 10 Gard
.e, corner Tor tbe purpose Of recOnnolterlnP.
AAs Ma me- w tbs wU BY Lisat,G9h Glasyss
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DAyLoN-on Saturday, Aug. %, at the residence OF
her uncle stb 9Th ay Margaret, daughter VI Patrick
Dayton, aged IS years and - lays.
fully invited TO attend tue funeral on Tuesday Aug ~
At o'clock. - ,...,,-
LISDsAY.-On SUNDAY mornng, Aug e. Wllism
Lindsay only SON Of George ANA Mary hite LlhussJ'
aged IL months aud days. 49,,
Funeral take ace from thc residence o. the pa
rents, o. MAN st., Bron$lyn, AT l.. NJ Aug y, a.,
hCGOUGH.-On saturday Aug TO- fAHlcA MO
Cough. ..-,,- ,...,,., 80 =,
tend the funeral from h' ht rr'ilrnce ,,'V oTeen-
wlch t., on Mondiy, 18TH inst ~ n'cinck y NJ 49,.
ORAM.-Aug. e. Mrs Ann uran, sldo" VI tue lA'e
William Dram, In ne d9th wear ~ urr Hgr' -,
The friends OF the family arr n'iled 60 a'tshd me
funeral on Monday, AZ CIV ucuct, lIJm heF lA'e ros
deuce. go Even ST., Villa +nsb4fs.s 49,.
PROSCH. AT CoytrsVilie. y a., on sunuAy' sfh
inst q. W. I'roseh, Ia his baih year. -, =, :, ,-.,-
Funeral Tuesday, 2Jth lust" IL ~ NJ helAVNes
ana trlrnd~ invited. $500. $1,000, ,,..--,--, --,
QUkRIPFI.-On the 21th lust Joeeph SueIlpSh Akeu
90 ears and q months
Notice OF funeral tomorrow .. ., - ~, 49,
Henry and Catharlnr Smith III the ga year OF his
Tue relatives and friends of thr emiy are INVITED 20
ateld the funera from his ae resdence Sol East IN
ST. on Monday, Aug. ~, ~ ~ l.. 81. . -
NorICK The mcubCrs OF POcahontas Tribe, No. To-.
l. o X NJ. and the sister Tribes 10 general are rsques
ed to attend the funrra. Of our lave brother, William
DOoson at Ms resilenea. 10 Ihompsln st., 10 pay
last trhutc Of respect 10 hun. a. O'Clock. by order
W. I EDWARDS, G. OF X e. KNOX, sachem.
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THE BITER BITTEN.
Bal Kembie Disguised at the Practical APP
piication OF his own Principles.

piicattOn OF his own Principles.
In the police stations of several Western
cities there may be seen handbills prominently
display ed, ana bearing In large type the no.
torious name of William II. Kembe. The 1rst
impression, OF course, Is that some one OF the
numerous victims OF the apostle OF addition,
division, and silence has offered reward for
his apprehension. Unfortunately this ia not set
the case. The handbi which Is copied below,
is interesting only as an Illustration OF Bill
Kembe's reluctance to encourage his own disci-
pies In the practice OF the rule which he has 30
long and 30 ably taught:
Thief
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1S7o.-on July Q. 1870. Walter
WILLIAM II. KEMBLE
tnls NV Wy , 'ns ~ MI a. r,
emerald In the centre and on each VI the ehds TWO
one cluster diamond PIN with diamO nds together,
but In separate e setlnss tie "noe IN the shape OF
OAe pair cameo sleeve buttons with the head OF Mar
guerlte , 49,. 90, q, 81, u.
uut sIra large solita,re diamond ring very nigh
and heavy the gold around has 9urpe cast tue s'ono
One solitaire diamond ring not quite IA large as the
above. setting plain stone very whllc ,..,,.
one lrge emerald ring set WIN rigAt diamonds,
one ,dy'. gold watch, IN asquareedge case name OF
iKzr kcnLlV' on insile of btck case. 49,.
one pair OF carbuuke seeNe buttons set around with
p'Malter lIsrt Is about 81 wears old, feet inches
ptTgacty erect but Inclined 10 bend forward; has
Palmer long TIM face pale compicNon, ANA locke IN
though he had been scN Il lick ana nervous or r. ST.
les, IN manner. IL fund Of biuards cards, and tue
tomcY young man Is good likeness, excepting tlat
lac Is now one Or two years Older
IL tuunu viii YOU peNe arrest, secure what Jewelry
ALLAN FISkERroS, Philadelphia.
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DIsCHARsIYG THE FAITHFUL.
The True Inwardness Of Some Changes In
the Washington Departments.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-All the clerks In
the Treasury and other departments who were
appointed under Democratic administrations
are on the list to be dismissed. In the First
Comptrollers once there are six or seven who
have been there over twenty years, having been
appointed when Howell Cobb was Secretary OF
the Treasure. They are, without regard TO their
fitness and experience, to he removed, that the
Republican appointees may he spared.
The main cause OF Commissioner Pratts
trouble was the refusal to remove Collector
Sedgwick Of san Francisco at the request of
Senator Sargent. Pratt insisted he was AN hon
est man, had only done his duty, and he won q
not he II party, therefore, TO any such personal
persecution OF "A faithful officer Since the new
Commissioner has entered upon his duties, he
has had report from special agent that the
allog itlOns against Sedgwick ara unfOunded,
aud that his administration Of affairs had been
unexceptional, all other reports to the contrary.
First Deputy Comntroller Jones, VINO goes out
on the 4th Of September-a victim ~ Zach
Chambers partisan persecution Of all clerks and
officials who held oflce prior 10 the war-will, II
Is said, be appointed Cerk OF the House Com
mittee on APPROPRIATIONS. HIS successor Is one
Iarbeil from New York, who commanded col
oIed regiment in the war.
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BRoTHER DIFFERS MEETING.
The Preacher Who Docs Not Omit TO send
Around n Contribution Basket.

The Preacher Who Docs Not Omit to send
Around n Contribution Basket.
Five thousand persons attended the camp
meeting Of Zion Coored Methodist Church of
Jersey City, at Greenvilie, yesterday. The cars
from jersey City were packed and the lack Of
conveyance tempted many city carmen to rig up
rude seats on their vehicles. Tho Gteenville
road was made merry with the sound CT laugh
Ing girls and shouting boys going to the meet
ing at ten cents head. Last sundays meeting
WIS to have been the close OF the twenty days
services, but Oliver. pleased by the thr0ngs, de-
termined to continue In his good work.
The Rev. Jacob THOMPSON OF the Eleventh
Street Zion Methodist Church, Brooklyn. do
lvered the noon sermon, and Brothers Wheeler
and Dayton prayed fervently for the grace Of
God to awaken the wicked and save those on
the threshold OF sin.
At the cone usion Of the discourse the coDgrs-
CATION sang:
When Jesus Christ was an infant boy,
He ' sas S or S IN T% manager.
And the beasts they kept him warm.
OIL wasn't Il mighty day.
Oh wasn't II 8 mighty day.
when Jesus Christ wa. twelve years old.
he spoke TO lawyers ana doctors.
Oh wasn't II . mighty day, &c.
There's one thing more ask OF you,
want you all to say,
Aud set ready Tor the J iis .nent dsyp
on wasn't IL mighty day. &C.
on the afternoo the Rev. Samuel II. Wheeler
of jersey CITY, a short. thick necked. smooth
faced colored man, was introduced by Brother
Oliver. He preached an effective sermon.
After the sermon Brother Oliver sent out hts
assistants to take up u collection. part Of the
services that the pastor does not omit. IL the
returns do not suit him, he makes the choir
sing another melody, and then shouts: That
song worth $40. I want $40 more. The
sisters will sing again. and then the brethren
will be with you. Put anything In you can.
from IS To a nickel"
Tho pastors constant iabors IN this direction
have yielded "A handsome return. The meeting
began twenty DAYS ago, and nearly $500 has bseD
taken In the box collections.
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SAYING 1HL RhMyANTs.
The Preparation and sale of DIAL from the
hIaughter Houses and the ntreets.

Many slaughter houses are in the neigh
borhood OF the foot Of East Forty-fourth street
at which point Rafferty, & Williams have lately
erected works utilizing the ofal. The blood Is
strained and sold TO sugar re1neries, and Its i'm
purities are boiled with other parts. The fat
rising to the surface is rendered into tallow and
the residue il dried, ground into powder, and
sold for fertilizer. The smell from the works
has been nuisance, but the machinery IL now
being so altered that, 1t Is claimed, the smoke
from the drying process Will be Carl led through
pipes into the river. This concern does not as
has been said, contemplate utilizing street oial.
The city contractor has the monopoly Of that
business, and carries on his operations at barren
Island, much to the discomfort Of the residents
near By. IL Is probable that the street onal VIII
soon ba prepared for market In this city by a
similar process to that used by Rafferty, VIII
liams. They have capacity for reCeit Ing 2,JD
head Of cattle day. The Thlrty-fourth street
Market prOprietors own smaller estal lshmeht
OF the Kind which can receive 80 head In day
but there are no others In the city, except that
on the steamer Algonquin, at Thirty IA
street and North river, which dries and grlnds
stun foup hog Strengthening houses.
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and Robert Smalls, the latter Of whom had or
ders from the Governor to assist In suppressiDg
the rioters with his militia, part, at lest, OF
whom we have reason to believe he met w the
persons Of the rioters themselves. The result OF
their persuasions aud promises we have already
seen. Thirteen negro rineleaders gave thom-
alNea and Wara hant to naanfOrt.
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REPUBLIoAN MOB I'm VhRMOXT.
Democratic Meeting Interrupted-Treno
W. Parks Friends on the War Path.

w. Parks Friends on the War Path.
BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. 70. - A large
number of Democrats assembled here last night,
and addresses we're delivered by the Hon. IL. A.
Parmenter OF Troy, A, p. Guilds, Congressional
nominee from this District, and the Hon. W H.
H. Russell, OF 81. Louis. large multitude
listened with marked attention and In perfect
quiet Ia the speeches OF Messrs. Chiids ana
P.rmenter. At about o O'Clock the Republican
town caucus, whch had held It's session earlier
In the evening, adjourned aud the dlsr putahle
element of that pariy, under the leadership Of
II. q. Root and one or two other demn&ogueS,
took their position on the street opposh" tne
speaker Mr. Russell had proceeded with ataif,
able and eloquent address. and cursorily spoke
OF Rings and their oharlcterlstlos' mus provNk-
inc the rye Of Parks Hdherents. Ihey a'san-
Ell Mr. Russell with shouts, epithets ana exc
cratIons, and resorted to every possible means
TO br, ak up the meeting. Stones were thrown
ut Democrats, Windows were broken, and one
lady was Injured. This disgraceful riot will
result In a crushing defeat to the Ring ticket In
this region.
Convulsiona In children are impOssible WHARF
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Having been ruptured for some time and suf-
fering from the use OF trsses and having been cured
by the remedies Ut d. sherman feel It uy duty 10
tuc am ted to recommend them to consult man aud
procure his remedies ann be restored Hs nave been
u. u. LINT, fOughkecpsie, n. "
NEW YORK, Aug. 2b, 1870.
Nj. Lent Is a weitknu wn citizen OF Poughkeepsit,
and although his business buIrr and carp, inter- re-
Qutres preat ACTIVITY he boasts OF having experienced
10 Inconvenience from mr. sh, rmans treatment, ava
Ia very enthusiastic over his entire Ieei from 'a' MOI'
ulyIng aud DANGEROUS MALAY, -Ade,
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RUssELL-Tn the city Of Now YORK, on the 2oth
day OF August 1875 oy the Hon Charles Don hue Jus
tee OF the Suprem Court, SARAH Russell from Frank
Russell, Cause, adultery.
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FROM PEEUTIIN CRATES.
A Collection of Queer Relics ofa Pre-iiistorie
Age In south America.

Several months ago, while making exca-
Walton. for a new railroad running out OF Lima,
Peru, the workmen unearthed near Ancona, In
teresting relics which arc exhibition in
Clinton Hall. They comprise mummios, both OF
men and brutes, together with pottery, cloth,
netting, needlework, and various other things
buried In the Peruvian tombs perhaps 5000
years ago. On one table Is n collection Of more
than afty heads, all well preserved. Some are
bare skulls bleached TO snowy whiteness; but
by far the greater number are admirably pre-
served, with hair perfect, and teeth generally
In good condition. Among the mummles is
that Of full grown man covered with blndAges,
over which IA tied netting. Another ~ en-
closed In a sack fastened with twine tied in Just
such bow-knots AS our bellies use In connnin Y
their necks with ribbon. There are several
babies, too. One wears nocklace, and another
holds rude TOYS In Its hands. Wool 10 shown,
such as was used to stun the mouths, ears. and
noses OF the dead Tine coverings Of the bodies
were made Of II, and the ornaments were COW
In every grave were found pieces Of woolen
cloth OF curious design and rare workmanship
and distaifs wound In woollen thread. Work
baskets, needles, bobbins. aud rolls OF wool, all
In excellent condition. bear witness To the In
dustrious habits of the Peruvian women OF the
prehistoric age. The colors used In the cloths
are still bright and fresh, and the threads are as
regular aud IA strong AS any yarn OF the present
day. singular feature OF the woven cloth
which, to all appearances, must have been the
product of a loom constructed according to
rules OF art-is that the design Ia the same on
both sides.
In addition are crude instruments OF warfare,
oars, coils OF rope, ana Tenders, such na are used
aboard vessels Of our day To prevent abrasion OF
the sides 10y coming In contact with piers or
png. The rag babies found In the tombs are
very familiar In shane, and are silent evidence
thai the maternal instinct In little girls of thirty
centuries ago was as strong as IL Is IN the pres
ent generation. Sacks OF meal, corn In the ear
bears, and other mummy food prepared for tue
departed TO use in their journey across the
Peruvian StyN, show that the soil OF the lacint
decay. one jar Of luna beans has the appear
ance Of having been Oiled last week from the
vines on u Pennsylvania farm.
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MARINE INrELLIaENOs.

nIrrsruRs ALNAsAr-rUs DAv
% sun SETS. 80 Noon sets. IL 8,
uisH WArkH-rnf- tsY
ANDY Hook. OIL Gov isiana. so IIcI Gate. -
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II the baby H. cutting. teeth, use that old
and weLtrien remedy Mrs, WlNsLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP which greatly facilitate, tho process, md 10
sure 10 regulate the.OOwes 1t relieves the child from
PAIN. correcta acidiIy and wind colic.
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Business siutu.s.

Twenty-Five Gents will send
THE WEEKLY SUN
FROM NOW TILL AFrER TaE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID TO Any APbRRss THROUGHOUT
NO CAMPAIGN DoauMENL LIKE 1T;
Address THE sun, N. Y. CITY.
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Great reduction in prices OF furniture and
carpets ut 100 and l57 Chatham street,
TO reduce stock, Immense assortment. Thirteen ware
ToomB.-Adr.
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ST. CLAIR-HARBER.- Monday. Aug. 81, a.
Youngstown ONO, Harry IL 81. CAR OF New lorh "
Mary HARDER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-28

II yeur hnir IL gray. use Parker's Hair Hat
sam. You Will be delighted with The WAY restores
color.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-28

silk Elastic Trusses, sold ouiy by Elastic
Truss Company, 6S3 Broadway, comfortably hold aud
cure rupture.
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Any one can see ut y glance that Pomeroys
Elastic II is the best. Price A. 7id Broa iway.
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SpnmI itOiltes.

TwENrfjifflhRyE% fGRfKilF' 81 WILL SEND
FROM NOW Till AFfFR rHE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID, to Az, rAN4pl!E@,S THROUGHOUT
NO CAMPAlGN DOC NLS LIKE, lEnv
I'M ~ ~ Ne - Nv
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Commissions In children are impossible where
Atnell's Teething Cordial 10 used. " cenu,-Adp,
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A Miserable Being

Miserable Being
Is one that Ia bilious Get from your druggist a
package OF Qulrks IRISH Tea Price 20 cents.-Adu.
"Cleanlinoss next to Goodness" Pyles clean,
hard sla hVnest o. Il. SOAP 10 uext " both-Adn.
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WIN he drawn on Sept, rrles cashedi ord
Giied. Information furn -n'h Tree.
"''NN' IAiLOl. y CO., bankers =, 81.
~ N M 81. n ".
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Fine esc. Choice, SOC. tvire hocc '1sc per n.
N'"N' 1l,tnesr and Jluanrtt Fancy Goods
A : a. EmltOn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-29
THE wAG0NrOWN MINES.

The Wagoutown mines near Silver
City, on the Wipnemucca road. bid
fair to rival those of War Eagle Noun
tain in their palmy days. A CORES
pendent of the Avalanche writes very
encouragingly Of the prospects of the
new camp. The Maggie company are
about to erect new hosting works,
aud great developments in the mino
are expected. The Maggie and Hen
rietta, which are among the first dis
coveries in the district, are each pro-
dnced considerable good ore. which
they are sending to the Silver City
mills to be reduced. The St. Clair
company have a lot of second class ore,
from which fifty six tons of first class
was selected, which they find it profit
able to have reduced at n cost of S22
per ton. All that is wanted, says the
correspondent, to make Wagontown a
lively camp. IS iAle money TO devel-
OPP its mineral resources, which from
all indications are equal to any in Ida
ho Territory.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MIRAcuLoUs EscAPE.-Jemes White,
Foreman Of the Pride of the Mountain
mine, received letter from his brother.
who has been at work in the Golden
Chariot mine, in Silver City, in which
he relates bis almost miraculous escape
from Instant death or serious injury.
Recently while charging hole in the
lower levels of the Chariot, about
j 200 feet under ground, with giant
powder, in putting in n second car
SrIdge, the charge exploded, teatiog the
rock to the bottom Of the hole, a depth
Of three feet, and scattering fragments
of II in ever direction. so sudden and
unexpected was the explosion. that
v Lite bad 40 time TO retreat, yet for
tunately none of the larger pieces
of the dislocated rock struck him, and
Ire escaped with few scratches about
tbs face, and expects to be able to re-
sune work III u few days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-29

LAYING IN KNOXVILLE. They are
having a series of law suits in Union
vile. Two men have been arrested
charged with altering brands on cattle,
and George =. Harding went down to-
day to argue one side o. the case. The
defendants in the case were sued last
week and came out first best, aud now
they have been arrested
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-29
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Board.

2i0 Ophir 541% 5431
1880 Mexican 3214, 3lT.
IS Gould IL Curry l5%
405 Best Il Be'cher 81 53X
1869 California 1911 80 DO
275 Savage lGI
2S5 Cou Virginia 1871 1871
50 Ghollar 81
1890 Yellow Jacket 32Z, 81
5040 Imperial SIS 5s5
30 Ke ,tuck IL
S45 Alpha 50 521s
Ca Belcher 2014, 201S
si5 Sierra Nevada IA,
So Confidence l794. III
go Excheqper 1874. IL
40 Utah 2l14 2i1,
425 Justice % 232+
. Oveiinan G21s
10 Snccor G2Ic
S2) linton III. IL
245 Lady Bryan 75c
G65 Julia 91a l01L
so Caledonia Ss1
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