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New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
TIE DEMOCRATIC AGREEMENT.
PROPOSED ARRANGEMENTS FOR LOCAL rkMAlHE
AND CONVENTIONS.

AND CONVENTIONS.
At meeting of the sub Committee OF the
Jo,nt Conference Committee OF Tauinany aud ANTI
Tammany Yesterday afternoon at the Monument House
on Iuon-square, Emanuel Il. Hart presided ana LOWS
G. Waehuer acted as secretary. The session continued
nearly two hours and the committee finally agreed 10
call the primaries and the county AMI district convch-
,ions for each organization for the days following :
PRIMARIES. oct 9; County Convention. Oct. ii at .
n IN: Congressional, Oct l3; conventions for nom'-
Mating Aldermen Oct. Ia Assembly Conventions Oct'
I6; and Win Senate District Convention 10 HI vacancy
OCT 12 the district conventions are to meet at D. M
The report OF the subcommittee will be submitted
for ouprova to the Joint committee this evening nc
o'clock II the report should be approved the primaries
will bc called by tie Tanmany HAL General COMMITTEE e,
and the Auti-Iammany Executive Committee Inc
agreement as to the division Of offices VIII De N ue 's
,niug l,y the ioint committee IL was reported yeste
dsy that there would formal approval Ol inc par
gain or a apreeBcnt by the AutIammany Count Cohl-
jttce mi tnt inc question would left 10 the County
Convention the deetes 10 which will be chosen ny le
people Ia tue Assembly DistIlcls uhuei t' O"
fOr the primaries Just agreed upon.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
ISSUE OF TURKISH PAPER MONEY.

NEW-NORK, Oct. 3.-The Turkish Legation
gives information that after meeting Of the Clbnet
and cOmformaby to an Imperial Trade it has been de-
cdcd PRINT and issue paper money in order to relieve
the actual necessities. For that purpose regulations de-
filming the classes and other details pertaining thereto
have been agreed upon aud published. The Impen 4
Government has organized the issue OF paper money
which shall take effect in the month OF Augnst for the
OF 3OO0O00 000 ras.ish piaStres (43,OO0,OOOb or
100000 purses That paper issued at the same rate as
the Becnlik and the M,talliquc and shall be obg
tory legatonder throughout the Ottoman Empire, except
the Provinces of Trpo (Afrca of the Yemen and Of
the idfas The issue OF that paper shall not affect tho
spulatons made in the conventions and contracts be-
tho Government and private parties, or between
private parties only, and agreed upon previous To the
publication of the present regulations; that 10 to say
that the contractors shall paw the moneys due in tho
manner prescribed by their respective conventions.
Three unded million Turkish pastries are about equal
to Sl4 100000
Tle amount of the paper money 10 he put In crcula-
ou IS nXcd and limited To 2OOUOOOOO Iurbish pdstres.
that sum having been considered sufficient TO meet the
present ssitics. The third lO0OO0OOO shall be Kept
as a reserve and shall not be put IN circulation save IN
the urgen The public shall be informed Of 10
bel ore its
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
OHIO NO LONGER DOUBTFUL.
TEE CANVASS A LITTLE ovEEDONE BY TIE DEMO
CRATs-IEMPERANCG VOTES.
IRY rtIEGRApu TO TILE TRIRUNEI

CRATS-IEMPERA&CG VOTES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 3.-There can no longer
be doubt TO the Republicans elecing their state
ticket On the 10th inst. The energy with which the
Democrats have pursued Col. Barnes, the Republican
candidate Secretary of State is looked upon by
those who doubtful OF his fitness for the Office as
mere persecution The whole Democratic fight has been
directed against him. Everything and anything which
could gain vote for Mr. Bell has been DONE 1t Is found
that Col Barnes Is innocent Of the charges made against
him, aud reaction is taking place which is
likely give the Republicans decided advantage and
those who were willing 10 bet on MI Ben
receiving 10000 majority two weeks ago, are now only
claiming his election. Reports received from speakers
from the different sections OF the state say that there
an increased interest and the prospect for success Is
cheering. The Temperance vote promises 10 be an ele
ment Of strength The Hayes and Wheeler Guards and
Hayes's escort and citizens to the number OF 500 went
TO Xena by special this afternoon to take part 10
the mass meeting there tonight which will be addressed
BY ex-SpeakeT Blaine and eXSeeretary Bfist0w.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE REPUBLICANS REGAIN COLORADO.

THE REPUBLICANS REGAIN COLORADO.
rup STATE II KET AND CONGRESSMAN ELEc1ED-
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN IN BOTH
ReANcnEs-A MAJORITY OF 1000 CLAIMED.
newer. Col. Oct. 3.-Two reports received from
different points indicate a peaceful election The
cote will be the largest cast in Colorado he
Gorts from principal points at p m. indicate heavy
Repnblican gains everywhere over the election OF
1874.
The chairman of the Republican State Committee
claims the State by 1000 majority on the vote Ior
Governor, and the Legislature by majority OF Az
on Joint ballot.
I.rgR.-The vote to-day will be compared with
,bot If 1874. when Thomas NJ. Patterson DEM,
,Le present Delegate to Congress- received 2,l63
naioritv. The following returns have been re-
ceived:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS QUARRELNG.

The Kings County Democratic General Com
mittee met at Court and Remsen-sts BROOKLYN l"S'
evening, 5. ID. Freeman occupying the CHAIR com
municaton was presented from the Executive COMMIT
mittee OF the Reform Democrats recommcnulns Wv
calling Of primaries Oct H. the holding OF the Con
Convention on oct 10 at noou and the city Convention
at 3 D. H. Of the same day. This opposed Vigorously
by Robert Furpy and the younger Hugh McL1ughlh'
was supported by John Barnard aud y. McGregol. a
very violent and personal language was used ny
speakers, tne excitement continued 20 increase. ~,
charges OF corruption an teachcry on the one sue Nec
answered ny counter charges the other The conh,
nication was finally laid on the table Dy No'e VI
Tn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.

1HE PLAN OF THE sUB-COMMrTTEEs OF REPUBI-
CANS AND LIBERAL REPUBucANs-A NEW EN-
ROLLMENT PROPOSED ADMITTING ALL WHO VOTE
THE REPUBLICAN IIcKET-cUTTISG OFF THE
POWER OF oFFICE-HOLDERs.
The joint Republican and Liberal Republican
Committees Of Conference, appointed to report ON the
proposed reorganization of the Republican Electors In this
city have presented their conclusions for the approval
Of Tue Republican State Committee. The report submit
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

collected to pay pressing claims RESOLUTIONS were
state Committee in its dealings with this committee anu
calling primaries Oct 20. The meeting ad)ourheu III
great confusion. g.. null ,,t
At meeting OF the Xth Assembly District I1Iden ani
Hendricks Campaign Club last evening; al NO loo h'''
Third-st., a speech was made by NJ Endses. -
meeting the Central Organization ot the lhAhl.
crs' Association was held last evening al No l4Z ha5V
Forrtb-st Resolutions were adopted proposing DE- H.
f. schutze treasurer OF the Taxpayers Assocat ~
condidalc tor cor Ouer report stating that the len
Eleventh ana Seventeenth Ward Association, had noh
mated Chas Wez for alderman was approved
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
cpr1Es AND CAsuALlIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RosroS. Oct. 3-Asa Holt of Francestown n. IL,
hanged himself IN the woods yesterday.
MAcHtAs. Me- Oct3.-Lyman Smith of Marshteld
was shot dead this afternoon by 'he ac'u'n' 81 VI
his gun.
CHEYENNE, Wv. T., Oct. 3.-Joseph Walters was
shot and Instantly killed by Robert Holland Al Laramie Cly
foGay The trouble originated III gambling quarrel
BALTIMORE Md, Oct. "a quarrel occurred at a
tavern ON saturday at Bloomington, Garrett county Nd
I'm which James Casey the proprietor was shot ana ms sou
cut by miner named Edward Hupp Neither expected W
live
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
NEWSPAPER SOLD AT AUCTION.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 3.-Ihe Richmond En-
o,,yer which has been suspended several weeks, was
sold at auction to-day, Dr. j. q. Beatte becoming the
purchaser at 80 100 An effort Is now being made to
i,,rru.e the iaucg nom him To be published IN the IN
iorst of he Republican party. 1t is moro than prOOd
NJ that surn AM mt will soon be contaminated
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

The Republicans have undoubtedly carried the
State by decided majority and elected the entire
State ticket and Representative for the uneXprea
term of the XLIVth Congress, and secured the
Legislature BY majority in both branches.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
BALTIMORE ROUGHs EN- ROUTE.

THE "BOYs WHO WORE THIS BLUE PARTLY
BOUNTY JUMPERs-THE REPEATGRs UNDER
SURVEILLANCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The crowd of Balt-
roughs who started for indianapolis to-day, under
cover Of a" The Boys who wore the Blue" passed
through here this afternoon. The movements Of this
suspicious gang hayeeen closely watched for some days
1t believed that their plans understood, and
that the principal object Of the entire movement is to
place n Indiana large force Of hs and experienced
rpeaters for fraudulent and desperate uses on election
day. Three different dctachmens Of this organization
have passed through here today Some OF the cars
were filed with hard characters who well known to
The police Of Baltimore and Washington professional
Ppeaters and leaders Of the rowly element They seem
ohaye been selected from different wards, aud many
Of them served at some time in the Union army.
In this latter class are some noted bounty
Jumpers aud deserters who suDsequenty entered the
Confederate Army. The leaders the mob which re-
Gently broke up he Republican meeting in Baltimore arc
prominent IN the advance squad which passed through
here to-day. Arrangements were made yesterday which
have resulted in securing the Of every one OF the
persons attending the expedition. These names have
been forwarded 10 Indiana with means Of Identifying
any Of these repeaters If they endeavor to stuff the bal
lotboxes or to create riot next Tuesday. II seems
that part Of the plan is that while considerable p0r
ton Of the Boys who wore the Blue" shall return
great many detailed to remain. place near IcTe
Haute, appropriately known ROwdy Hall, has been
designated the rendezvous OF some o. the rngeadeIs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Roons or rnE RFPrnLIcAN eTArE CrNTRAL} !

7 D'I'
To The ReptBloafs Of ItdtdHa ain in receipt OF luur
nation vii ch deem entirely authentic mat there VIII
h. ougnt t0 this CITY the 9TH inst, under the gnSe
of Union soldiers TO attend the sOcaled reunion Rdu-s
of sGonl!er-hittes r0ugs baOt-bOX suffers. ana c-
rcaters from NeW-YOrk Baltimore. Louisville, St L"u,
Cbicsro and other cities KuKuX. White-LlneIS, ahe
Confederate soldiers Will De here m tie character oI
Union soldiers 70 rcmau until acr tue election. ior the
purpose OF oiing ana fighting ia tbs city ana OtlcI
Ilaees in this to which they may be assigned Lt
tbe Republicans Of Indiana le on tue lookout for these
ruff ms The Democratic leaders understand tEdt u tc
Republicans carry Indiana in Octu1er the prospect Tor
tue election Of Tden Will be absOi .oiy destroyed ana
no means Will be left unemployed tO defeat Tie III TINS
State We desire nothing out an honest and lair election
VITA such an election We snail certainly gain glorious
victory on the 10th Of October. Let Republicans every
where be their guard aud let Democrats undcs ana
once for all tnat the Mississippi plan stall not be nau-
Rurated IN Indiana GEORGE W. FRiEDLLT,
Chairman,
The Democrats strenuOusly deny that their meet
ing has any purpose in view other than legitimate
nnlfical efeci.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations to Congress are
reported by telegraph:
District. NOMINEE iptL'.s.,
ria N asa ........ Edward Avery ..... Democrat
Vth Mass. ...........Gen. y. =. BdnkS-- itpiDItah'
XXINth Ncw York.. CHARLES Hhoad's--'. -'.ben"o'S"
sEcnOmlated
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
INDIANA INVADED.

RAIor-BOX-srUFFERs AND EN-CnNFEDERAlEs rs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rEIBCNEl
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Oct.3 The disgust among
tbc Republican leaders at the certainty OF large
influx of Democrats from other States under the pre-
text of attending the "Ciuzens' and Soldiers lie
union" on Thursday and for the probable purpose
of committing frauds on the ballots, eliminated to-
day. 1t was determined to issue circular to the
Psnublicans of the State warning them against the
danger. The following document las accordingly
been mt forth by the Chairman of the Central Com
mittoe:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
CANDIDATES REVIEWED.
ADDRESS BY GEN. JOHN A. DIX.

ENTHUSIASTIC AND CROWDED MEETING OF BOYS IN
BLUE AT COOPER UNIoN-Gov. TGLDENs CLAIMS
10 TIE PRESIDENCY ANALYZEn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18
street Quotations.

1890 a. M.-Aipha, 45 sold; Exchequer, 1s'a
bid; overmAn, s!b; Imperial, l5hb; Belcher
3skb: Chollsr. lI5 sold; Mexies, 32s4 bid
Con. Virginia. Ssh; Sierra Nevada. 24a; Crown
Point, 24b; Hale l. Norcross. 63s; Union. 1sb
California, s7kb; Yellow Jacket, 1l2a; Best 4
2iks n
x-Alphs, 45k sold; Exchequer. lyoid
s0vermsn, IS asked; Yellow Jacket. lio bid
Union. IL. lss,b: Sierra Nevada, 2Ab; Chollsr
12as; Imperial. lob; ophir. 65b 6sHa; Justice
265fs:Hsle h Norcross, CAB; Crown Point, 2&Ha
ssvsge, 1s,sb. iska; Kentuck. l6ab; Belcher
SAB; California, 80 kb 90a. =l
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

MINsTRELs.-At last, at last ye
festive youths and maidens fair, and
ye aged veterans in the worlds strug-
gle, who have grown frigid and turn
deaf ear to mirth, listen that we
may hear, and hear that We may pom
der, and after pondering five minutes
by fast time, resolve to go on Mon
day evening, one and all, to see and
hear the Gold Hill amateur Ministries.
They will be here and perform at
Armory Hall on that evening. There
will he songs and dances, jokes and
farces; there will be-there will
you understand there will be an ava
lanche Of fun, more'n you ever saw
before. SO be sure and give the boys
a warm and hearty reception.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18
TERRIFIC FIaHr.-The streets and


sidewalks were thronged with peo-
pie yesterday Notwithstanding,
gazing, interested people. We
rushed forth from the sauctum, hat
less and breathless, with notebook
and pencil, pushed our way through
the surging, crowding, jee-ing mob,
then fell fainting into the arms Of
a friendly mule-driver standing near,
for horrible sight met our gaze, al
most too horrible to relate. 1t was a
hard, Stubborn bloody cock-fght.
The small one they called "Bis-
marck;;" the large one Napoleon"
The former hailed from a Teutonic
quarter, the other from near the
banks of the classic Seine (or the
creek Just back of town. "Bis."
lodged and MAP" struck. Then
MAP" pecked and "Bis." bobbed !;
and SO they fit and fought, with heel
and spur, head and bill. Blood
streamed down the sewers--sewers
is good. Their wings dropped, their
tails fell, and soon a tale of death
would have been chronicled, but a
modern Joan of Arc rushed forth
and again rescued Frances cham
pion from the warlike German. Thus
endeth the first lesson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

Electricity Is shocking.
, Somebody's girl is sick. ai 1
Yesterday was warm and agreeable.
The wood teams have again made their APP
pearance.
There is new house being built upon the
hillside.
Gowen lays "overall " other merchants in
some respects.
St. Patrick's day was duly honored in Gold
Hill and Virginia.
Judge Wright is making it warm for the
Gold Hill hoodlums.
Lot of Dayton items this morning. The
Dayton boys amt slow.
An interesting case of "fiewey, fewey'' was
visible on Main Street yesterday.
The mills will soon be singing with their
song of " Punch, brothers, punch" FlH
James Garrick, Scotchman, died yesterday
morning, in fit, at the Globe Hotel, Virginia
Aged fifty years. ,a saa
The Lyon County Times" is paying espe
cial attention to mining news An excellent
idea.-[Tribune. es t.Hd
Memnon Gold and Silver Mining, Company
have levied an assessment Of SC per share.
See advertising columns. So
We don't want to know the principal :"
part Of your business; we only desire small
interest--about ten per cent.
"Spirited photographs" are taken by the
reflection Of your phiz upon the whisky as it
gently gides down your throat. 7d I,
Conversation is avery serious matter. There
are some men with whom an hours talk
would weaken more than days fasting.
In our advertising columns will be seen a
notice to co-owners of the Allegheny Coal
Co., and the North Dayton Mine assessment
On Thursday 100 carloads of ore, aggre-
eating ,920,0OO pounds were shipped over the
Virginia h Truckee railroad to the Silver City
and Carson river mills. -,ta
Cooke has found his long-lost pocket-book
1t had strawberry mark on the cover
When he received 1t he said, 80 shawl" and
Mashed his teeth. ,y
The concert of the Gold Hill amateur min
strel company on Tuesday evening last Melted
S217 D. which was donated to the public
schools Of that town.
YESTERDAY, few Irishmen, handsome and
bold,
Wore the shamrock green in their button
hole; Does
They drank strong,
Sang many a song,
And every time they tipped the bowl
They blessed old st. Patrick's soul.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

DEATH.--No one in his proper
mind cares about "shuffling off this
mortal COIL" but it is consolation
to know that when we enter the dark
vale among old friends who have
preceded us, we are clad in the ha-
biliments of fashion, and have an
abode substantial and elegant. To
secure these for yourself (Which is
great forethoughD or your friends,
consult Mr.. Isaac Leversee, whose
undertaking establishment is on Ty-
Ter St., Dayton, where you will find
an elegant assortment of coffins,
burial eases and, .caskets, all at re-
duced rates. A."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

A COOP PLAcE.--Mr. A. c. Fisk,
of the Pioneer Saloon, Dayton, has a
tip-top place. In the first place he
has some Of the best sleeping rooms
in the country. That's when you
get sleepy. And when you want to
be made pretty, fine and complete
barber shop, equal to any in the
State, is also at hand to accommo-
date. And then the liquors-well,
just try them, and you will find them
superior-O. X. ,,..t. -.tU.. SIT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18


Practical JOKE. - yesterday fore
noon Constable Gearhart, of Dayton,
was the victim of an April Fool joke
quite in advance Of the day. He re-
ceived a box by express evidently
from Virginia. on which there were
81 so charges, and which he was so
unfortunate as to open in presence of
a number of people at the Golden
Eagle Hotel. The first article he
pulled out Of the box was something
that looked as though it might be a
cover for parasol. Following this
was ponderous looking machine
about as large as the nozzle OF a fire
company's hose. but not worked
quite in the same manner. There
were other articles too numerous to
mention, all of which suggested a
travelling apothecary shop, and in
tended to put the modesty Of Mr..
Gearhart to the severest test. lie
blushed in presence OF. the passen-
jaires-in fact, was quite over
whelmed. The author of this joke
had best never discover himself in the
vicinity of Dayton. .1pi lie.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

ENTERPRISE AND NEws.-The
Enterprise" of yesterday morning
and News of last evening did not
give the month (AugusD in which
the State Convention is to be held
and what is worse, they assert that
the apportionment of delegates is
based on the vote of last year. The
fact is the basis decided upon is that
of two years ago, which was the vote
of 1879. Wake up, neighbors! I
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

SETTLED WITH STOREY The Lyon
County authorities have paid the
claim of Storey, for use Of hospital,
the amount Of 81, $50, which liquid
ates the debt and more too. Storey
will now be happy-perhaps. ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

The Cosmopolitan Company have
purchased the claim adjoining, be-
longing to the Dardanelles Com
pany. We understand it will soon
be Incorporated under the new reg
ime and the stock put upon the mar
ket. The Cosmopolitan set men at
work yesterday repairing the road
from the mine, preparatory to ship
ping ore.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

fUsILrsTIc EXCURSION. The much
talked Of prize fight between Trevil-
Ian and Sullivan is to take place
next Tuesday, but where is not stat
cd. An excursion train for the pur-
pose will pass over the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, taking oil who
wish to go to the place of discussion
and back. Tickets for the round trip
can be obtained at the railroad office
10 virginia and Gold Hill. The train
Will leave Virginia at s o'clock A. NJ,
stopping at Gold Hill, Silver City
switch, Empire and Carson,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

FLEwY- FLEwY. - The California
Ministries are destroying the peace
of Virginia. The streets echo with
Courtwrights dance-song. The edi
tor of the Enterprise" is so worked
up, too, that he publishes the pathetic
ditty, commencing
The camel clumb tree, t...
Flewy-hewyl Flewy-fewy!
The camel clumb tree
For to ketch the bumble-bee;
Flewy, Andy John!
The Ministries perform tomorrow
night at Gold Hill. - "
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18
DssrRrcr COURT, GRAND jury,

DssrRIcT COURT, GRAND JURY,
Erc.--The Grand Jury, Thursday,
returned two true bills of indict-
ment against Chas. V. Boisot, for
embezzlement--the only business re-
ported'by hejurN which adjourned
to meet again on Monday, the 9th
inst. The counsel of Boisot asked
in open court yesterday, until next
Tuesday at II A, NJ, to plead. In
the meantime, court adjourned till
next Tuesday, and also excused the
trial jurors until the 4th of April.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

PIPES BuRsr.-The town of
Dayton is supplied with water through
wooden pipes laid about one foot
under ground. They are just thawing
out now-bursting, in fact, and flood
ing the town to disagreeable ex-
tent,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

PUBLIC SCHOOL ITEM.-Miss Scriv-
ner will take charge of the primary
department of the public school on
Monday, and will. teach until Miss
Libbie Salkeld arrives.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

POLICE CoURr.-The case Of State
OF Nevada VS.. Mrs. Durngberger was
held lastevening, and resulted in the
acquittal OF the defendant. The tes-
umony was such that 1t Lett no
oouDt In the minds Of the jurors as
70 Their course, which appears to
meet the approval OF all Justice.foy-
ing citizens. The facts Of the case
VIII hardly bear ventilating.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

A Havana dispatch says: The
yacht Octavia, captured by Spanish
gunboat, had cargo of 243 boxes
of powder, 48 boxes of cartridges, 10
boxes of shells, 1000 rifles, $50 car
bines and two pieces of artillery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

REsIaNEp.-Mr. CronIn yesterday
resigned his position as Deputy Dis
trict Attorney. Mr.. Cronin is
young lawyer Of much promise,
whom we wish all success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

On Thursday the Democratic State
Convention of Rhode Island nomin-
ated General George Lewis Cooke
for Governor, B. 0. Slocum for Lieu
tenant Governor, John S. Price for
Secretary of State, Oscar s. Lopham
for Attorhey-Gen and William
F. Congdon for General Treasurer. .
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

NEW REsIpENcE.-J. L. Campbell,
Of Dayton, is pushing his new resi-
dence to completion rapidly. It will
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-18

Saloon scene.-Much gesturing-
more loud chin-music--a gaping
crowd of stoye,herders. Finally a
protest is entered aud the indictment
quashed.