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GOT EM ALL!
Election Of the Republican
Candidate for Mayor.
Heath Has $4,000 Majority
Over Mark Kimbal|.
And 5000 Over Ktmhau
and MoGrath To-
gether.
The Seventh Ward Fills Hill
dreth's Vacancy With q
Republican.
Selection Of the Republican
National Executive
Committee.
Slippery Sans Credit Mobilier
Record a Possible Sub
ject Of Inquiry.
Horace Greeley's Scorching Ar.
raignment Of Ti!den as
an Election Corr
ruptionist.
Grand Hayes and Wheeler Ratiaea-
tion Meeting in New York.
LOCAL.


AAn AAtA OAe<ALA
ELfCT1of or MONROE HEATH.
The vote taken Yesterday for Ntnynr resulted
T., ~ .,.,.,o,, - 81. i,,,,b,,oo,, cond,1,to
~ tne cigstloa -. .a,.',.. ."o .sepuya. ~ s,""..s
Monroe Heath, BY an overwhelming majority,
~ S..I..,... .s s...st.,~. ..sas,, '..~,, ~.
t"o antagonists, anu ca1s 5Ms e'esy ~a.e' NJ
expectations had been entertained OF ktmoall'a
srct.css at1tf llis friends Wert not SURPRISED at
"as@soD' ~" .1.c.,. .sa.1.. ,'',e, ,.n.s5 IT,.
thc RESULT hct'fatt'' ho"eScFt !'"u "ope" ~.
tho ,yo, ~ which hc ,,ronned tn thu rear eynn hi.
VI" Wy 80 " s....'s ~, ~ r. ,ur.,,
o"n "o.o ''a''"s n'ul ~ ~. ."'ea. -,..
IAe any WAS III unusually 9u'et one, u"tW'tn'
ata ndtng tho comparatively largo vote cast There
, 1876-07-13
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.

TIE hEFuHH BHHF1HEHF 2u81naF T7tpE5-
KoEnNER AND WILLIAM u. MORRISON.
10 tAs Editor u IA. TrsuHs.
Fast sr, Louis, July R-Whcn Tillcn's NOM
49,. 49,, 49, .,.,,o !, ~, v,r,, -o,,,,o- !,
inano" "4s n.ss "*,. -, w Wy pePaa. -" "a
this paFt OF Illinois Win the uemocFats ana ln'
dependents; but, as hts rccorl has since bccone
more generally known, these clusses Of voters
~ -,aettnr o,,tt. dI.s,t,.t1el with him =. a n,
e3e ecllns aa''o a,es".sasa t"s,,.m ~ :. naa,s
form candlaats' sad strohs iceu"s u oeg1r
ming To develop that Tildca ls M outrageous
fraud. A very large element Of tho German
Amcrtcan Citizens, who were at lsst greatly
-,a' ," .a.ss 'r,,,o,,. ,,n,tn,ttn, .r., ~ h..
ple2soo WIN tHuons 1ua4'nas'o'' ao ~" W.
coming oagusted With him. - one outrageous
swiudlo after anotheE, IN which this " Reform.
c,,,. there Is no more honest element IL poll
, 1876-07-13

MS pLIsTKsIno LRTTRR or INJECTION FRAUDS,
It Is notorious TINT In the election ot 1868
great frauds wero pcrpctra,cd upon the ballot
boz In New York. Thu actual Republican ma
1orIty ia the State was overcome BY \ fraudulent
majority in New York City. How It was pre-
pared and managed ia shown by tho following
copy Of Mr.. Tlldcn's famous circular:
tprtyate and strictly cenndsnttal.l
@7, l8UH.-Mr DEAR SIN: Please - onee 70 com.
muneate with aou,e scliable person, tn three or
for. sa IN sssn s' ct
fos thls end, to telegraph To William II. Tweed.
TnmHany liall, at the minute Of closing the polts
not waiting for tho count sush pcf*on'' estimate
Lei ths Telegraph be as follows;
ftsHy io1 bsymoefssj este; majority oi WV N''4''Aa
essa F: s. 4 ss's Rssa.t s';ft =
orta"y ssn s. tatsn @ oi t ts 1shsar
iote actual results begin to BE- declared and hefure
tho Associated pfess absorh ts1e telegraph with r.;
turns and Interfere with individual messages, and
truly yours, sAxux1 j. T1LpxA, Chairman.
HR. aHanLEr'a OPINION or TnprH.
Tb Samuel j. 17ld<7,, Chairman DEaoeratle Stats
Cosnmitsss-stn: You and ars growing old. We
came hare young from the eoansEy. nd hase lived
We hayo participated ardcnttJ 10 many po!itIcal
struggles, always On different sides. L.. On
one very important point. hovovct ynut bitterness
= patttsaa b. i@pal'eti you to iFnors md sons
short Of your dutfes ~ cit!zeu and pspicaaed up.
builder of Government by Ae people,, and yon 11t1s
pa;t; q ns 1s
/ can Imagine how man may shut h!. eyes to
many thlngs which he deems It convenient not 10
know; but must speak Ut whist yoq must know,
hopsrfr you nLaY u4sA Or ss4e to bs tgnoraEe of
Tho matter to which call your attention ID vital
q ths very existence VI fsee popular govot,,ment
results OF electfons are uot determined BY tho
ballots Of legal voteEs, bnt by frauds In voting OF
frsuds In counting then tho avant Of ayowed. nn.
equlYocal dcspotIsn must 10 nea! y baud. y.
| tween tho rulo Of an Emperor aud tho rule Of :
clique ot ba'lot-b box suffers. every Intelligent mar
must prefer tho former ~ ltaA rRpAcion4 and more
Responsible. When Aonrst c!tizens ahali avoid Tho
polls asktng "What ts ths qse Ut rotlasi ths f..
| suit Ii alrraly 6xed," the days OF ttla Republic
VIII T. Numbered. Ietwtsa iasf yho ptSHapI'. !!
sham by allug the ballot.boxcA with illegal yotss,
or lptscounng thoso actually csat thu sway OF tho
You hold u,ost Responsible and influential po.il;
| kion fp Tho counsels Of great party. You could
g,aks fAal purity eaat<at tls4lf talsA gotAA9 kaa!
, 1876-07-13
:,

Van Hurrn*s majority. TIA.
1ioHmnn's majority. II. 443.
atr. Tildcn, you kn0w what ehi8 contract atteen.
Right well do you comprehend the meant whereby
the vote Of 1Hf}H thua Awclled out Of all pro.
portions There not 19, 900 legal voters l!rtus
in these wards o-day. though they gnvc Hoffman
1T.44J majority. Had tha day been OF average
length It would doubtless have been swefled to nt
Ieast TO- 200. Thcrr was nothing but time needed
10 mssc i 100, 900, II 40 many had heon wanted
.Vo,e. lr. 7g'd<n, Icdi' On yon to mt q stop TO
ShtrIf's. jEayor's, and The Suptrrisors opsess IN
Me city iaiI Tark. anu ~ !hdt thers n.sSs b no
more Or M.-sdytt 30 fhat fhere shall bs no doubt
that yon n7tan N,-Qnd nx sAdH hdcs foitrdbfy
fair election once a1ort. Probably a good
part Of tho 50. 00o supplied Inst fall With
bogus naturalization certificates will nilor
10 rcglater and to vote,-aomc Of them pretendtn9
not TO know TINT they arc no more eitzena Of Tue
United States than The King Of Dahoiney s.-but
very few will vots repeatedly uulesa phil for and
VIC shall nut be cheated more than 10. oo0 II you
simply tell the lcAs woskmcn that thoto must bc
W1lt YOU DO NF four reputation IL at stake.
The cownrdly craft which
Would not play fnlsc. and ret wonm wrongly win
will not avail. II tet Repuottcans Gre stctndtts!
again as We rtre rtrand'fd Lost faH, .you and
rich a. you ,rlf b. rstponsIoFe to Godand mon for
Tie outrage.
Prosecutors, magistrates, municipal authorities.
are ait til tho pool; hase no hope from the min.
etcrs OF justice, md tho villains have no fear Of
the terrofs ot the law. ! appeal 10 you, and
nnxiouAly await the result Yours, "
1inRAcF GREELEY.
, 1876-07-13
rruE CHICAGO Tribune
CAMPAIGN
Chicago Tribune
HURRAH FOR
HAYES and WHEELER
And TILE old UNION PARTYl

Tho National Republican party has placed III
,tclst md nlotfo,m ttcforo the American people.
1T,c Presidential Campaign will bc one Of the mont
exciting and important that has over occurred IN
the United States The result Of tho contest VIII
ctrrulnc the futnro good OF i'll Of tho county 1of
. rcnnrat!on to como. ...-..
che Democratic. Confederate alliance 10 tho same
In character and splrit ~ whcE the one wing re-.
solved that tho war for tho Union was q "fallufe'
snl tho other wing tried desperately 70 rnake II .
failure They Arc now sen,iments.
g;ncc coming into control Of tho popular ofahen ol
conercas they have exhibited no staiesmaneh'p, no
wisdom OF patsiotfsm. nothing o,1 ous.' ....,
rolEcca and destrnetsse pu'posee' .s,, ~ romnno.
Gives incapable Of p9osteso ..s " nr,o~ or1v
lending tho wants OF sno 9,,., Soa."T ~ ,, ..ar,,sn.
''mcddte snd muddlo' Win ~ .as" ,,,,n,.s IN
and preensons ths1 nave etvsSM as 1r.r;m evs-
dealing Win qaes"pao Watorm w
nao, CnFlens, y. arn,n nassc. nto tho bands Of
IL INC ..s' nsoJsrotc, md thew sccure pos.
Inc Dcnloe.A ~. ~ tro .x,nrd Tho Army and tho
Navy o 1c,eon ana a' 70.
sna rn.cstnh1lsh reign Of terror and syatem OF
HaN
, 1876-07-13

sotss y you only rou'f In our late Constitutional
Convention tried ~ erect soma fresh bAfIlets
nHa!nst election frauds. Did your The .cry little
thul try have ratified By the people at our cn.u:
Ing election. win your Mir, Tildcn you caunot
cssape responsibility by saying, With tho guilty
Thou c.ust not say dig 1t; nevcr s'ake
Those gOEJ lock at INC"
foE pom Htr< 81 l<ast pdsttos aceo5nplIce In ia
giant }rnudt Of fasf .yortiab<r.
fone rarc HAa used. Withnut ruhc rFoEc*t On
yonr part, in circulars sowcd broadcast oTcF tho
a,.uranee iouhiy sure thst tho ffauda hero per::
pet'ated should not be ovcrborno BY this honest
vote nf the rnraa districts And you. not taeTety
oy htenee. pa 6ynosttte astax1ptton. hdre G9Frrsd
fhnse Iraads 'f!lh'hr mantle ofyonfyespon.lbify:
she Thief yoV ors a. deeply implicated in them TO-
0aiey lfali. '0
tlt: TIiacn; ron and wese ardent participants
WAS busted from the Prcetdcncy by Gen. Iiarn~on:
You know how thoroughly 0ut city was absorbed
jn that contest, wherein every man, woman, and
child took deep and lively Interest. Onr elections
were then held thtonshont three tsys; There was
not yet learned 20 cfrcumvent. the rtrt Of suffrage
VIM az widely dtfuted ~ It now II, and ono ever
eompla!neh that afng1e legal voter sn1 nah'c
then to poll big votc. And. thouEh our city Inns
wards werc ants ~ populous thsn - they are to;
day..eeyeral of them mare 90. They were full OF
boarding. .honfcs crowded with c}Grka and mccflnn-
lea; many OF theee covered aItea sincc given Up to
Sfeot waFehouscs aud HAnufact0rcs: their deN-
zcna hare since moved up town, over u brooklyn.
ont on s0uc of the railroads that lead Into thu
open country. Practically the lower wards ate be-
Ing given mp 70 commerce. and no longer shelter by
nVht tho tnntttudes who thtonged their Streets by
sr,~ i,o1r ~ H.. vntc ~ eorr NJ thesa 1rnffa In
, 1876-07-13
FOR CONGRESS-.

Tu1RD INDIANA
JEYYERsosvn.LE, Ind, July 12.-Thc Deuoc-
racy Of the Third Congressional District of
Indiana met In Convention at thu Democratic
Wigwa1n in this city ut II o'clock to-day.
The Hon. Samuel Holmes, Of Jackson County,
WIS made temporary Chairman. After the pre-
liminary arrangements, the Convention nd
journcd until O'Clock, to prepare permanent
organization.
The Convention rcassomblcd at l o'clock.
The Committee on Permanent Organization r.
ported tho following officers: 8. W. Holmes, Of
jackson County. ns permanent Chairman; Ell ".
Mcnnaugh Of Washington County, aud Reuben
DAILY, Of Clark County, secrutnties.
Tho Convention adoptcd 4 platform, and nomi.
mated Judge George A. BicknclE, Of Floyd County,
Is theIr canlldasu for Congress-. Speeches wtsu
made by Iii. Btckne'l, the Hon. II. D. Manson,
Chairman Of tho State Central COMMITTEES, and !.
r. 0rcy, tho nomtnra for Lirntenant Governor.
F1ltsT NiNNEsoTA.
spetat Dtsp1tch 10 Tho Trsanns
owAroxnA, Mtnn:, JuY le.-At the fitst Dis.
to-day. The Hon. n, II. Dunnell wAa renon.inated
S%e g tas e
ing % was @ held. addressed 81 ). r. AiGaF. ii Cold.
water, Hich., and otherA.
NINETEENTH I1L1F0gs,
specsdl Mepoteh to 17s Jrtsune
McLKANkHONo. ILL.,. aN1J l4.-Thc lndepeudent
Grsenback Reform party met In Saoemaker's Hall
to-day for the purpose 81 minimizing Congress.
All Tho cnunttcs reported full delegations except
Richtanh. and It wna not represented. i. t.
R,eharison, Of franklin County. was solicited as
psrmaueut chairmaa. Frank liaasl!, ot Wabash. +
accialnhilon. Mcmt,er of tho Board Of Eqnaiiza"
tim, III. A. Miller, Of White. johu LanderEnn
Of Edwards, was chosen - elecsor.
Tho Senatorial and Representative conyent!oa
met in the Court. House John Oliver, of Whit,
wa nominated RtAto Senator. 4. ii. thurman,
OF Hamilton, and Henry nrannc, Of Jotonou, Rep.
fesentAt1vcs.
BRIsTow vs.. wATTERsoy.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1a.-htr. nen7 Waiter
eou viii pnbtah lotter to morrow to tho eloctora
Of thIa Congressional District accepting the noml:
iiu. it is understood he viii have no opposition
III hs own party.tbot Il Ia rsttnoTcd te.nlght that
thu Republicans Will Illuminate the Hon. u. II.
Eristom, Into Secretary Of tho Treasury sgulnat
him.
SEVENTH INDIANA.
INpIANAFut1s, Ind, July 1.-THE Republican
Convention Of thu Seventh Congressional District
At iiteoncastle to-day nominated tho Hon. John
E1anua, Of this city.
, 1876-07-13


}, 1876.
of onr woer-the fact thst the power Of appoint;
%ent n 9 Sf h. aye.
nays sought to be abolished. ."-4Stw York Trio.
tine
The letter Of Coz Hayes Will hare the effect to
evenly. and It presents opportunity 10 Gov. TIL
den To litter must ringing aud effective woFda--
Brookiyn Asavs fDetn.}
Coy. Hayes' letter Of acceptance has aanrel h,s
election. It II decidedly the most cheering po!Itf.
caf sign Of the times. and promises % srtesIIent
worthy T. sPsn The n.y. century Of tho Rspuolsc-
On MI points II Is frank, robust. and annatsk..
hle-eievated In tts standards, nneqnisocal tn ~
rtncjptes. and sincere In al it, declarations. The
ss ss.sa. o ssea efass
The admirable letter Of acceptance Of Gov
Hayes places him ~ candidate for the Presidency
before the American public on personal platform
e. sed Gs ate..gss .tSss w. n %sne91e 9o1%;
uA<.
This Governor takes step IN true reform never
bcfora taken BY . Presidential eandltlate: he
viii hereafter be observed q the Iree1ocae!e-
though unwfittcn-law ofthe 1aud.-Dubagae t1a.)
7f'aea.
sn Ha1es r. so ae ~ ~hoe Ss epa'{ q opnont
il tse %' a.tef ist ;he M eafency "a in tie mai
Dc sSa;a wlll qev . Tasp 1or tell u: :,
| doi-He,o Tork 7smss.
On the currency Question he stanls by h!s record.
as e.cry one who hes any knowledge OF hie ehafac.
ioess sss~ span ss u o, hs II. % hs
question esn :e.ssely Is estimated appreciated.
Ohio State Journal.
lie reeoenlecs tho one great dapgcr 70 our civil
ss 10 e the t Of II to
sna o.: ss;y dess;ss . T. f +: 3 ins5iS's Rs::
pusc Lhss. ~ " II H. T.S.9rnnh ~ es"1'
The ,e,,sr i. t,ns,as document, CLEAR .na con.
i ITne, Hnr ~ mi. frc,,Gnntiai tsr n1x th.t
+ csmnot Iii u 1 creats fay"tabc comment every.
e'r.-Hasas"aio" Chronicle.
Mark the expression: Il H. not thnt hs refuses to
r. Lex e2at"a a1t: ef e e
a,e r. ~ ch.ns o, fos eYs.on or snnierstand
tmets IT. ~ r. EI.rs,rud I<Tna -
'"s :" A""' 49,
esr q .e nes.
therein announced, II he finds Democrat in oh'cc
who /. honest faithful and cap.bls he Will not se:
| nova him elmrly becanea he IL a Democrat Hut
oeface. -iadIanapols joar,tal.
It fact not worth ditpnt'ng that 70; some rea.
Gen 9rant b. h. not aesn femassnoiy - 1as1s .n
to enter upon h's anties and make hia appoint:
and | |compstcnti'- -Fsorla siH.) Transcript,
M, ,ctio, cou1d mt haya beon morn ,ud,c,ou. In
Il. io!% = espre;.ioa. Id i Sssn s, composed X
nnrt1. II could not be- more preciee and nncaulvo.
III hid It bocn pt,vats litter, not inte1drd for
Rmaniys and modest Jocuucnt,-Ney Torl Waii.
r.nt cov n,ves II ha h.r,ne. 1,yes,drct ,rttI
nn,ye nble md wiilnE to engage In such d contest
, 1876-07-13
I'EN.CENT TRAINS!
HURRAH FOR
LA GRANGE!
$1OO
WILL BUY a beautiful lot. ono blook nom
Fl6 down and 10 monthly. Property shown
FREQ.
Excursions leave my Office to sec
tho Lots every pleasant dny at
and O::sO III tho morning and
and 4 o'clock in tho afternoon.
LA GRANGE
Il about halfway botweon Chicago and
DOWN ER'S GROW T,

on tho Chicago. burlington & Quincy nail.
and interesting euburbs, boiDg beautifully
situated among hills md grovoa; has now
about 1000 Inhabitants, and growing Fap-
Idly; ohurohoa. schools. Btoros, eso'' eto'
1O-CENT TRAINS
n1rendv On. md B.ueut trains will run
shortly. nnd traius almost nvory hour.
Epcoinl ovoninE tratns during amusomcnt
season. Sunday trnins for thooe wishing TO
nttou1 church in the city.
Communication, good on any train,
9 Ia CENTS.
DON'T FAIL to nao. those Lots before
buying olsowhero. II !a the OHE1AFEsl
, 1876-07-13

DIVORCES.
Divorces legally md quietly obtained under late
proof residence lmmatcial; fee after Decree H. 8.
MARVIN, Aoom 8, 85 Wash!ngton-st.. Chicago,
LII.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03
Distinguished Personal.
The Hawaiian Treaty.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The SEN
ate Committee on I, reign Relations
to-day heard delegations from the
Chambers of Commerce of New Or
leans, savannah, Charleston and RAJ
leigh, in opposition 10 the passage OF
the House bill for carrying the Ha-
waiian reciprocity treaty into effect.
They argued that the free introduce
ton of sugar and rice from the
Sandwich Islands would be destruc-
tive 10 Louisiana, Mississippi and
South Carolina producers of those
articles. Judge Allen. Commission
er Of the Hawaiian Government, and
Senator Sergeant were then heard in
reply. They adduccd statistics 10
show that the amount of land in the
Sandwich Islands capable of pro-
ducing sugar and rice had been
greatly overestimated, that the
present production is small and that
il cannot he increased.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03

THE Chambers of Commerce OF
four of the Southern States have
sent deputations to Washington to
prevent the passage by the Senste OF
the House bill for carrying into ct
feet the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
They say that if the products OF the
Islands are admitted free of duty it
will ruin the business of their states,
as they cannot compete with the
cheap labor Of the Kanskas. Their
argument is not good. In the first
place, the cost of producing in the
Sandwich Islands Is nearly If not
quite as much as 1t is iu the Southern
States. In the next place, the agu-
cultural area of the former country
is limited to a few valleys. All the
sugar and rice they could produce
could not interfere with the general
price Of those commodities the coun-
try over. 1t might keep out South
eru products from this coast. but no
further. Judge Allen, who has lived
on the Islands a long number Of
years, and who now represents that
kingdom at Washington, has maue
such statement in reply to the COM
mission. The Southern people are
unnecessarily alarmed. The freight
that the Island planters will have to
pay to get their products to our
markets will compensate for
the difference in the cost OF labor
there and in this country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03
Testimonials.

1--WE, the undersigned. heins personally sc-
anaiuted with the celebrated DR.. Wagner,
consider him a genius a, modern medicine.
He has performed some Wonderful cures thu;
would we think. convince the most skepii-
cal Of his scientific ability. He has Ia his
possession thousands pf testimonials % the
most reliable and truthful character, cnmph
uaenis fr'm nesrly ali his professional broth
srs who know him. We copy one by permits
sion Of the Doctor although he does not be-
iirve in ..at;ery nor qnsekery of any kind
vet h. eat help FEELING grateful fer this one,
coming IS IL does from the hiIhes, authority
nR. WAGNER - Ny noxr Docipy. permit
me 10 congratulate you on the resent diseav'
cries you have made. fon have shown genia,
Of more than ordinary endowment Fc0Srks-
HE In trscins cat the causes Of the disease,
md in selecting the specific remedy for its re
muvai Your discovery viii revolntionise The
prsctice Of this branch ST medical science,
namely. specisl diseases Ii i the creates,
boon t. the sick yet offered. and viii immor-
iall.e yoar name. luu are an honor 10 Your
profession although young in years, you are
old in experience. and will vet predict stAT,lc
the world with yoar genius and skill.
Very truly Nours,
DIR DORSEY,
Prof. Medicine and surgery.
Ohio
With these facts before va with our own
knowledge OF nr. Wagner's ability, we beg the
privilege of recommending him 90 the citizens
81 NgihlA tit.- A. ohe ~'"P'' A"4e =" t'N''"''A'
all he claims.
J : Dunn, REv SINS,
Jasi,u SKIS IR koRrRr STEWART.
laws Collrr. Dr. J F RUiSpi.Pu
Aud CHAs McKrLvEy of Nevada City"
The Doctor refer to DR.. W. W. Ri6l ck o'
San Francisco, and stephen Wilkin, {. Moore
and H. Wills of Nirgiuis City.
n B.-nr Wagner will agree 10 iorfeii
$500 for any case of seminal weakness or
nriyaie disease of auy kind he undertakes and
fails 10 cure lie has specific remedies for
this class Of disease,
oifioe hours: 5 10 II \. ", > TO and
to az. VI.
OFFICE: 1876 SOUTH c STREET,
(xiLsorr HousEl,
VIRGINIA. NEVADA.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03

IT is somewhat perplexing to at,
tempt any calculations upon the
coming Presidential nominations
When one thinks he understands the
situation exactly he is suddenly mad
aware that he knows iusI nothing al
all about il. The public have been
fed bounteously upon specula,ions
until their appetite for such uncer
tainties must surely cloy. Editor.
are tired of the subject, and are anx.
ious for the agony to pass over. Thai
contamination will soon have beer
reached. Meantime We must note
passing events. The latest is thai
The New York Tribune believe,
Conkling or Washburne to be tn,
coming man.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03
1 Witness Hlees.

New YORK, June IA Worlds
Washington special says: Harvey,
Speaker kerr's accuser, has abscond-
ed. He is supposed 10 have fled to
Canada As his testimony is foil of
contradictions, which would proba-
bly, render him liable for perjury,
he has most likely broken his parole
and escaped, His residence At New
York was searched tonight, but his
whereabouts were not ascer,ained,
II is said that he is unable 10 read or
write.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03
THE LIGHTNING TRAIN.
Its Progress Westward-Ahead OF
Time when Last Heard from.

CHICAGO. June 2 - Dispatches
show that Jarrett II Paimer's fast
train from New York to California
reached Crestline. Ohio, go miles
east of Chicago. at 800 this after
noon, seven minutes ahead of time
that it left Wana;ah. Indiana, at
eos. and that il will reacn Chicago
at l0:l0P. NJ. a little ahead of time.
unless delayed by unforeseen cir,
cumstances.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03

MISS ALcoTr, who has Centennial
blood in her veins, being direct de-
scendsnt of the Hancocks and
Qmncys, will print in her forthcom-
ing volume, "Silver Pitchers" new
Centennial love story" called "ln-
dependence. The heroine is a grand
daughter Of Dorothy O." and much
interesting description of relics re-
lated to the families mentioned is
woven into the story.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03
More About Winslow.
MANCHESTER, June

The Guardians London correspon-
dent says the Government will not
surrender Winslow until supple
mental treaty has been negotiated
between Great Britain and the United
States, embodying the principles OF
the Act of 1870. The correspondent
also says communications are now
passing between London and Wash
ington for that purpose. II an agree
raen, is not reached by June 10th,
Winslow will be released.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03

OMAHA, June 2.-The following
dispatch was received from the pro-
prietor of the Sidney and Black
Hills stage line: my stage driver
from the Agency to Sidney came on
foot to the Platte. His horse was
killed under him, The Indians got
the mail and saddle" This shows
that the Indians are operating south
of the agencies, but to what extent
and ia what numbers is unknown.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-03
Judge Harris Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. June a.-The Senate
to-day confirmed the nomination OF
Il. +. Beale to he Minister Austria,
and of Charles \ Harris tobe Regis
ter Of the Lana Office al Carson City,
Nevada.