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An USEM ENTS.
Vigorous Farce, Fine Singing, and Funny
Buric-aue ut tue Eagle Theatre.

THE Baby Elephant" opens the performance
at the Eagle Theatre this week. 1t f. avery laughter
provoking act MIR. Harry q. Richmond makes some
Witty remarks. Murphy and Morton dance well. with
great precision and harmony Of movement Miss Louise
Franklin has very fine voice, highly cultivated. and
sings excellent songs In a very artistic and tatteful
manner. Her performance Is beyond comparison above
the level Of theatrical singing The very ludrfous end
Ing VI the rough farce, The Modern Sch, OF Act.
Ing" makes up for some duness Ia the beginning.
Miss Jenny Hughes sings socalled comic rong, the
chesa plays int rude. and tue company including
Mr.. Macdermott, Mr. fortescue dressed woman,
the fair victim or tender passion" Mr.. John Wild,
aud Miss My Cook, play the burlesque Of Bras"
called Cheek"
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steamship san Jaciuto Savannah. m1se and spasa
Steamship sueyla, II tmburg. mdse. and pass.
Steamship China. Liverpool, md.". anu pass.
Stcamahip Victoria Glasgow. mdsc and pass.
steamship Lle1n0rs. p rtlanc. muse. IA plss.
steamship Alhcmarle. lewe.. inis,. and BASS.
SHIP Ere Queen, 81 ,nghni. fndse.
bafN Mary stewart, CardeDas, mdse.
Brig Aguota, hatAnzAa, ui,iasses.
AkVtu, u.nAi r4scr auu COtHtNis- veilss.
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Real Estate Market

Yesterday, az the Exchange, IL. Muller X son
sold ri pubhc auction fourso bgOwnstone front
horsc, wi'h lot stfVino5 10 Fas- FortvslNh SIRE p
tolI.. Nj IT, p.,. ca lt, llu Va $780,
Wilian kennedy sold At shnIIar ,ale one uYv's1VrY
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DIDORCED.

MONTY RE.-In tho city o. Now York. the 9th dsy
rii 1870. hy Ae Hon. George {. Barrett, = sll,s
Of tie sup. Court Emel he IL. Mcintyre from Ny
nm G.. McIut!re. Csusr, ~cultety.
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MARINE INTELLI0ENCs.

nfVrA~rRK Almanac ma DAV
sun risee ~ sun SETS. ~ Moon SETS. 81
Ntva NATkR-rult Jay
andy Hook 90 GOV. isiana. 80 Hell Date. q
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$,uia, NoilS,s.


HiPIODROME BUILDING.
NOON SERVO l. ffNul 1. g. u'tll q --Nrfs1 ~ !.
AFIfkNOpS s'.NlrE 90 oCi.D., IT.. Day,
NkpNl sDAH. TdURS.' ~, iud fiIlA H.
Ifrk.ts Tor Al rFRNNDN FREE upon APPLICATION
EVERY MIGHT at ociuCa, IN Madison I'VE no
Han. and ONt iuLpM ait -iING =. sAm" hDu' ~
lcur.l AY.Lur n 10.
NOi 'NG MFNs MEEr!Sj, Fyurh Aycnu, MAJ,
EVERY NIGHT az o o'cOc,. nd SAT IpN1 Flhll
MkkflNG at ASSOCIATION ilat, ga e. ana n a'' 40
o'clock , ,,.-.,.
an Friday "lll lie i,su,d TO no ne..feh ls a q %
Der ms moi vet rutcrcu tnt-tan Nie,on hpphct-
non al the III puuruue each uat truu lN a. 81" 40 /.
NJ Entrance door m lrkrd 30 % itnH near fih aN;
No services the "a, 9OitJnc "a satu dii ahl 10
noon meeting on sunday
A number OF articles nave been Ilunu, Nhlch o"ntH
eau obtain uu Application.
CONSUMPTION. WEAK III NG~, THROAT
III trsps - spofsla Nrne.' lfJH Loss % ,frcnt %,
flcsh nnd Anprute al di,tnsH arising fr IN ftv-
crty 81 ri. Blood p~uuuilN "a radically cured hy
NISChEsIE,'s nlIOluOal1lrE Ot LINE AND
SODA L,0b se,t laj,. Prices u and g. per bottle
i'''@'' 'WiNGHEsrEI 4 CO.. Chemists.
.6 JuHn s.. New YORK
SOLD ~ All. DRUGGISTS.
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The Hudson county Bnard OF Health asks the
BOArd OF FroehOlders for aid 70 STOP the T4ya4eB Of
emalrpos w dlneTeni pAItA " tAe eOunIy.
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browntone front buiidine 215 Camel street. between
baxter aud Mulberry streets, tl0.1O0.
Tue following partv sold under foreclosure
Two lot, each 25xtO22 east side OF Fifth avenue,
bOS et south 4 Eighty .eighth street, 5000
ono three story brown stone house, with lot 2Ox10O,
street, Ell 900 wv -
Que thrcestorJ brick house, with lot 2oxgo south
fi1 POI. 49, ''NN'
one ihreestorv brick house with lot Isx1cO 4 north
si9c on d street $50 feet VEST ~ First avenue 5000
butMA lutefts iu ureiui Is 25i. POS aud 26J Low.
cry east side, near Stanton sire I, $3.50
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VIII VII = : It IA " Ut TIE - Y :
az. ne oi. ~ mas impair Urbiht'. bH AZ 10
q och tDe lhcic,sa ~ fluli An unsusp cteu c.l-e
Of mcntu anu hysiNl decay. IAhIclae Of tOt Icc,.
Iltuorihulds, 81 iCtur', aud nceale4 abcess 81
recfum thclr ffrqus AZ co-eXis nee ~ utfv "a
haus,'uu ami irritable Otaad,r, bsusilty OF meiics-
teir instant removal with hfrr type isr.. frni
lee urrs to his private surgcll ch o. ~ rDN ARD ~.
DIXON, NJ. III 10 A. b. 21r. Alice n'uIs . - 40,
~ 4, anu o % 40 evening", ~ - lth ~.
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BI0od VII TrII.

So purify II by taking Qulrks Irish Tea, the
great O.l.ous remedy Price, s5,.- am.
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5usin,ss Noiitts.

THiuted Blood :-Many wre;ched msrals are this
moment down nc the bottom OF de-pair with tue
horrible prospect OF lingering death from cOnsump-
ton, WAC mIzht very De thoroughly cured, aud
realzc ia, fll epio of nfe, Oy using
NIsAAErs PINE TREE TAR ConpIALi
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Naueless. Mig Of Magaesii l. not open to that Jee
ton.
The defects In tue aid Elnstic Truss are
rcurdled IN iONFkol'- price al 5ii BROADWAY,
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Dycing and Ciea ming al the New York pse-
ms ana Printing kstihlsuuenl Staten Island Ohcer:
No. pS Duane 49, 1862 Broadway, go 9Th av. n Y. i6S
los Plerrepout st BrOOEyn. Established 81 years
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05

SOLE AGENoY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post, Daily En-
'erprise, Salt Lake Tribune, Eureka Sem
tinel and Comstock Record. Also
dealer In California and New York naxs-
papers, school books. stationery. music
cigars and tobacco, next door to Dexter
| stables. >,
Ice I! IcE Lex Us. B. MARITIME once
more announces himself as being in the
field with large supply of fine, clear
ice, which will be sold at a reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks & Nc
Alpin's.
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repsir-
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to j. j. Halpin l. Co., who employ
none but irst-clsss workmen. Il.
WELL-GovERNED-Two Governors for
President-one for vice. Govern your.
self and do your drinking at Psnaca
Saloon-Lacour street-ons price, one
Bit, ~
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at 7. c, Poujsdes, Meadow VAL
ley street. IT.
W. R. WILSON continues to sell ice.
Leave orders next door to Johnston's
stable.
CoGNAo, brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou-
jade's. IF
Best brands of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. IF
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. R. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
W. r. WILSON has excellent violin
strings Tor sale. jyl5-.f
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujades. III
CHEEsE,-Fresh White River cheese
Just received at T. G. Poujado's,
W. R. WILSON has an assortment of
cahu'es' jyl-2t
HOUSE to rent. W. R. Wilson.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05

Fischer lying face downward in a pool of
blood with revolver in his right hand
pointed at his head. He had BEEN sho.
through the head and had evidently died
almost Immediately. He must have
stolen into the room sometime before
the astonished inmate entered, though
what motive he had in committing suicide
under such singular circumstances, is a
subject for conjecture. The body was
conveyed to the morgus where an inquest
will be had to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-Harry W.
Johnston, a stockbroker, was arrested
on East street this afternoon, on war
rant sworn out by Charles Strieb, charg-
ing him with embezzling 40 shares of
Sierra Nevada mining stock, which had
been entrusted to him. The matter will
be inquired into in Court tomorrow.
SAN DIEGO, August ga dispatch
from Campo this morning states that the
Indians nave stolen all the saddle-horses
from the Mexieans in and around Te-
carte. The Indians were passing to and
fro across the line all night. White flags
were flying over most OF the houses
awaiting the arrival of the Governor.
\ dispatch from Captain Bernard this
evening says that the Indians mum Der
from 60 to 100. They have taken stand
In the mountains south of Tecarte, wait
ing the arrival of the Mexicans from San
Rafael, and say no Mexicans can pass
there. They have brought their families
and baggage to this side of the line Well
informed persons state that this condit-
Ion of affairs has been brewing for a long
time. The Indians are assembling in
large numbers from all parts OF Lower
California, and if the Mexicans attempt
to do anything there is likely to be seri-
Gus trouble.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, August A Reuter- dispatch
reports that the Turks attacked the Ser
VANS at Kujazava!z. The fight at the
last accounts was in progress. and its re-
suit as yet is unknown.
LONDON, Aug 4.-The Times saws
silver was in demand last night at 81
pence per ounce and some Indian buy
ers have tried to get supply at 5lI
pence, but there Is no stock here. The
Impression prevails in some quarters
that Germany is holding back her supply
for higher prices, but tits very doubtful
whether Germany and her supply of
silver may not be newly bugbear, but
that there must be now considerable
genuine demand for it is certain. FL
nanciers say bar silver was Yesterday
quoted 5lH pence to 50 pence, but no
TRANSACTIONS were reported in conse-
quence of the absence of supplies. A
telegram from India announces exchange
has risen to shilling and 8 pence per
rupee.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Aug A young man,
named Paul Fischer, committed suicide
last night in building on the north
west corner of Broadway and Mason
streets, under novel circumstances.
The deceased was % years of age, fol-
lowed the avocation of q shoemaker, has
been for long time nightly visitor at
q saloon in the building described. His
regular attendance was attributable to an
attachment he had conceived for thn
sisterin-lsw Of the saloon proprietor, x
German girl aged about % years. He
piled his suit with great assidui,y, but
was firmly refused by the young lady.
Last evening he was in the saloon as
usual until late hour. At half past IL
o'clock the girl sought her room on the
second floor and while disrobing she
was started by hearing a voice under her
bed exclaim, "Oh my God am killed"
and Immediately afterwards q pistol
shot, she screamed and moment after
her brother-in-law rushed in and looking
under the bed found the body Of young
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05

DEATH OF Dr.. McMEAys.-Dr. Nc
Means dropped suddenly dead in his
Office little before O'Clock last even
ing. He was engaged in quiet CONVEX
sation with DR.. Bergman, and was pac-
| ing the hOor, holding glass in his hand.
when suddenly be clapped his hand on
! his heart, exclaiming, "Oh, nv God
Go and get DOCTOR" and Immediately
falling 10 the floor. breathed his last.
| Heart disease vas undoubtedly the cause
Of the sudden aud unexpected ending of
an eyentful life. The Doctor has only
been a resident of Reno a few weeks,
having removed here from Virginia, the
| altitude of the latter place being too
high for him. Under the gentle inhu-
ences of Reno climate he was soon much
improved in health, and had often ex-
pressed his satisfaction at the change
His demise will cause deep regret and
sorrow TO those who knew him, and es-
pecially to those old pioneers of whom he
was the pet, having been President of
the Society till a recent date. The re-
mains of DR.. McMeans were last night
placed in charge OF undertaken Sanders,
and the body packed in ice Members
Of the Pioneer Sociaty, and other friends
will be down from Virginia this morning.
and decide as to the disposition of his
remains, and make the necessary ar
engagements for the funeral Reno
Journal, 1st.
Doctor 5. A. McMeans has been res
ident Of the State of Nevada for years,
making his home principally at Virginia
City. He resided for about two years at
Hamilton, White Pine county The
Doctor leaves many sincere friends
throughout the State who will mourn his
loss.
We learned yesterday that the " Dead
wood Miner" published at Deadwood
City, in the Black Hills, reports the
killing of John Hinch, a former resident
of Phoebe, by Indians.
FIRE MEETINas.-The members Of
Protection and Phoebe Hose held their
regular monthly meetings last evening at
their respective hose houses at O'Clock.
No business of public Importance was
transacted.
REMOVAL OF A LoDG1NG HoUsE.-The
beds, bedding, &c, of the Doscber lod-
ging house on Main street, are being
packed up for removal to Ward City.
The following passengers will arrive
on to-night's stage from Eureka: H. S.
Slovenian, W. II. Kline and Thomas Di-
mond.
Dusty RoADs,-Parties arriving on
the blackboard yesterday, were covered
with about two inches of dust. The roads
now are very dusty.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05
vp,ycIsco STOCK REPORT.
san FRAScIsCo, August !.
SAILS.

san FRAScIsoo, August :.
MORNING SALES.
,1a, ophir-5I IS . 50 53si 20 o.,.,.,, ,s,,
30 Nsxican-S6 Sc = 80 . 80 = 70 Z o1O oo's
!S S5G I,nId 4 Curry-l6a. l6s, II
- -. = Belcher-49A 30 s9S 49t4 40
-ss Cslffornia-66 65a o0's
,ai5 savsge-2l4 y II : -,,.,.,,
20 con Virginis-5oa - esss ooSo1 % 1o'o
"a CboIIsr Potosi-90 30 .
~ - { Sorcross-l2 Il. III, l2b5 liz
le 9oS H Ha,v Point-ls4 1874 1879 l3', "a IA
-, INV iIs Jscket-8l4 al's 30 3iH3I'.
TX fmperial-5A 81. 50
Is1 K4ntuck-l2A 1871
5S5 Alphs--42 AK
Ig0 Belcher-2lA4 y ia
* Con1dsnce-l9A -
on sierra Nevads-l6A4 49, lt'l
Is0 Utsh-lSa is -
* Bullion-43A 43
90 Treheauer-l6 l6A Ion
IN Seq Belcher-S5 So 81
"a Oyerman-s3a s2a 5lS
ssS Tpstice-24a 2414 IS 245.
,oS0 Union Con-l5H l5a l5-sbj
1850 Lady Brysn-lA' ~
asn Julia-9A 90
5s5 Caledonia-l0 l0s los,
AFTERNOON BALE.
"A RAYMOND L Ely-9 Sd
s50 eureka Con-l2H
90 Jsckson-53
40 Ieopard-ll l0a
500 Gila-6uc
a0l Psnther-lA
1920 Northern Delio--' %" -'N -fs''
800 Hussey-lr 4'io
SIS Gen Thomas-2
az Golden Chariot-45c 40c 5TSc
$50 New Coso-2's 2hb302H
!7OO Globe-l2c
l.5 Knickerboc ker-Sec 4
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS.
DY GILhER / sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINN
Blair II ArnhCld
DEPARTURES
BY GILMER sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINZ.
Joe Evans Chas Weasel
George Ames
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-05

REMovED.-Robt. Adams tailor, has
removed to Lacour street, four doors
from Main street, in Lynch's block,
where he has on hand large and fine
assortment of clothes, cassimeres and
vestngs adapted to custom trade and
made up at reasonable rates. Cleaning
and repairing done. II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

te, bab @ebaIte anb @ebabren nidt 70 bod
iein folten, um bas Aemteriasen 3u elmer
ProfeiFoa Sa MAIDEN unb ganoiOaten su per,
anIafien, fi9 ibren Wea 3u 6ffentIi6en SteI'
Inngen 3u tttaufeu.
Ser Gtdats.Aubitor bate iiberbies ae,eist
Bebabt bab bic gon,penSation ber Gountps
Beamten fi@ auf 81, 500, ,759, 81 i'm Sabr bes
Ioufen babe, suabren6 bic @eIommttoften far
bas grecutius, bos 8idterIi6es unb Sesisla>
tine Departement bes Staates nur $337,<
997.2l betro9e, aIfo nur bos SGnfteF uon
bert mas bic Gountps sBeamten uer5dIdngen.
Das Bolt bridte in mebr oils fiinfsig 3aus
fenb Betitionen ieine 3uFimmung i'm Borans
aus; aber faau, bob bic repabIitaniide Sc.
8isIatur juIousmensetreten, 70 ,naren aud bic
,teuse,udbIten Goantp 8eamten I9on in
S9aoren in Columbus unb erwirtten NIT all
len WfitteIn eiten Niberruf, ia mebr nod,
fe iorsten, 6aB bas 6eIeb 3urGdmirfenbe
Rroft babe, obi9on iie bod unter benz neuen
Geiebe NIT re6ueirten gtnnabmen ermdbLt
morben suaren. @ouperneur 6anes uerIGuu,te
benz 8eiIpiele Ieiner gor8anser 3u foI8en,
unb 79 bieIer &eforns an3unebmen unb fie
Dor ben Gn8riffen ieiner Parteifreunbe Sll
f9Gben. (N. q. g.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

,Wenn uniere goueeen pont ,,goItsfreanb" unb
pom yBefiboten" serase fetnen beionberen Gtoff
fir 2sitartiteL baben, 70 puffen te Serrn Eburman
fiir bic Rrdfioenti9aft. Ser Sburmansguff lit
etne reseImdbig roieberfebrenbe Feature Der aes
nanntsti bsiben gIdtter." (einc. gOItsbIatt)
g8ir ertIdren hermit feierIi6, baB es ME.
malls uniere AbF6t seneien ii, unierm se,
fIbloolIen goaeSen Don, y vgoItsbIatt" abF9t>
LTD Elm Aer8erniB 3,i bereiten. Ni9tsbetos
usniser 1T es cine Ibatiabe, baB er ii9
reseImabis arsert, i9anSIid ar8srt wenn
Serr Gburtnan pon irsenb Sea1anben ges
puff iuirb. @r fann es ni9t uerseffen, 6aB
Iburn,an Dor einisen Sabren iein Heines
arrangement bur6 einen trdftigen SuStritt
iber ben Saufen mari. Ser Cincinnati
Enquirer, Der ban,aIs nit benz Bolts,
blatt" arm in Irm nori9irte, Ieibet an ber>
feIben S9wa6e. 1lnIere 6offnunG baB Der
College Don, ygoIfsbIatt" enbIi6 ieinen alien
Gso4 uerbeiBen ooer usrninben werbe, bat
ft9 nidt erflIlt un6 mir mlfien ieBt su benz
S9IuiIe tommer, bab er Iieber Grant, Nor.
ton, Blaine, ober ibre 8robmiitter, oils 2burs
man fir bic BrdFoenti6aft unterfilbsm perbe.
f"Chacun son gout", faot Der sSronBos.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

Die Stem gOrt rguenins goR", bic
bod ii6erIi9 ni9t anter bic 6en,otr0ti19en
Parteiorsone sere@net rper6en fonn, feIlt ben,
bemofratii9en 8epraientantenbauie Sos fol-
senbe 8eusniB aus:
vDie republitaniide gartei uub NIT G9aul
anerfenner, boB ,nenn ibre @ssner I'M 8epras
ientantenbauie nidt bic Noioritdt erIanst
unb bic iett I'M ganse befinbIt1en tlnteriu9s
insen ni1t peranitaItet bdtten, bic 56redLi'
den MliBbraa6e, speI6e fdr;li9 ans Cages
Ii9t fasaen, oQer @abri9einIi9teit mad ,ins
bebtnbert Bis gum gnbe Don Grants Mbu,ini'
fration fortsebauert baben warSen; ia, rpenu
es ben Memteriasert SeIansen mare, ieiner,
gladfoISer ~ erwdbIert 10 spiir6e bas 2ont
oatnit nod pier ueitere Sabre 8eftraft NOR.
ben fein. gsur bic f@anIoSeite 8erfodtbeit
tans In Abrebe felen, bab General Grant
far 6as @ei9ebene perantportli6 iit."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

= Bon B. 6. Brpant, GarI 96urs unb
Anbern iit cine gonferen3 pen 2iberoIzg zgepus
bIifanern ouf ben Is. Utai na9 Der Stabt
New gort berufen tporben, ,,urt 3a perbins
bern, baB bic RationaImabI bes Centennial
Sabres Iebi8Ii9 cine WabI nnter 11ebeIn
,uerbe, unb bic grrndbIung pon Wdnnern fiir
bic b6difen Memter BET 3epubIit su fi4ern,
beren Gbarafter ,inb 5abisteit ben 8e6lrfs
riffen unIerer Sesenmarti8etl Gage entipre6en
uno Die gbre bes orteritanii@en Han,ens
f9Gten."
Wenn ii6 oieis Serren einbiIben, ouf bic
sepublifanii9e NationaI.g goapsntion in gins
cirnati irsenb ueIden beiliomen @infIub nuss
iiben 3u f0nnen, 70 irren fe ii9 eben gang
bebeutenb. 1ie Gincinnatier gonpention pir6
cine Gonuention pom unperbe1Ie.Ii1en repus
blitaniiden golitifern iein, no bic profeis
ltonellen g8abIer unb GrabtSieber ben Auss
f6Iag Seben perben. Die Ne9ersD DeIe8as
tionen oes Sibens per6en ben ueri9mibten
repubIitaniiden Sabrern elm ersiebises SeIb
barbieten unb man wirb es unter bieiem
Clement on .fIinsenben @rlnben" ii9erIi6
ni6t febIen Iafen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

onpeiR, 3u beri6ten, tpeIde MaBreseIn fiir
ben Gmpfong rnb bic Bewirtbun8 bes RaiIers
pom BroSsIien bnr@ ben 4safi6enten 40 ers
sreifen Fnb. Dis Beratbuns tiber bic 8iu
far bic 1lebertra8un8 bes Snbianer Bureaus
an bas Rriessbepartemesst tuurbe fort8eiett
unb Abenbs iiber bic Legislative 8eruiats
sunssbiu uerbanbeIt.
Den 13. April. - Ser Senat poiiirte
cine Bin for ben 8au elmer gontoon 8side
iiber ben MifiiIiippi in 2a Grofs Gountp,
@iseoniin. 9ie Bin fir bas gFafern ber
pennipluania Guenue in @aibin8ton uur6e
elmer Ian8en Debate unterrporfen, poraili
ft9 ber Senat mad elmer far;en Sebeimesl
Sisung bis 0fonta8 uertaSte. ~
5aus. - Auf Mntras uon BaIIins Don
Obio paffirte cine Bin, rneI9e Yerionen, BIZ
einen Mnipru9 auf serpiiIe 2anbereien inner,
baIb Der 3pan3is WseiIen Gren3e ber Nort
Pacific Giienbabn beIiten, bas &e9t giebt,
bieie 2anbereisn fir $l.25 per Gder At tau,
fen. Mebrere anbere 2anbbiIIs palFrten.
Die Debatte Iber bic 8in far bic l1ebertra.
suns bes Snbianers8ureo an bas Rrie9s,
Departement ruurbe fortseiest unb Mbenbs
bic legislative Bermilligunssbiu beratben
Da Der @batfreitas Elm geiebli6er Gsiertae
II, 10 .finbet on 6enieIben teine Sibun8 Ratt
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laniere Gsietsebans

BOT ii9 am Nittmo9 nod elmer Situns bon
lOl Tagem bis gum l. Dienifas in. Sannar
1877 pertagt. Gs mar In, entf9ieoenften
Slime bes @ortes eine parteisefetSebunS !;
ales brebte ii1 um bic 8artei unb bic uors
nebmfe Mufsabe ber repubIifanii9en 8ertre'
ter beaanb barin, elmer fleinen Armee ibrer
BarteigenciIen Memter1en In ben 0ffentIi1en
MnfaIten 40 peri6affen. Mus bemielben
@runbe murben bic goIi3eibiqs fiir @leueIanb
iinb Cincinnati paIFrt, f,trs, bas SnteseRe
ber 9artei mar unb bIieb ber An8elpuntt aller
UerbanbIungen. nnb BOD ruurben bic pars
teifabrer bur1 bic beporfaebenee prdftoentenz
nail nod einisernaBen ira 8aumse sebaIten
nnb usan@e au 8rele NarteimabregeIn, bic
ber Bartei i9abem fonnten, Bis nd9Ren @in.
tee uerf9pben. g8ir erwarten benn aud
nidts anbers, oIs bab nddfen Minter vbas
bide Gabe" nadton,r1en unb cine aaberif
Ianse Sibuns foIsen spirb. Bis babin poIs
len NIT benn aud iebe ueitere Rritif aufipas
rem. - Das beutf1e Clement ,par Il, bieier
@eiessebuns unseu6bnli9 3ablrei9 pertres
ten iinb mon barf pobI iasen, bab ft6 bic
beutf9en Geie$seber im Aasemeinen htrd
GIeib, 1lmfht unb Yfidttreue ams3ei9neten.
Dies gilt beionbers pom ben beutf9en bento'
frati1hen Bertretern.
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Ser 8aibimstoaer 9afieai6raafeia:
brn9 nno &abeod.
@er ber l1tbeber bes GompIutts ipar.


Das 8ertseus, beNen ftd bic geridworer
bes Wa1binatoner DiErittsrinas bebienten.
um I'M Sabre 1874 benz linen In soIae ber
Mnfrengungen ber ebrIiden Biirser ber Wuns
besbauptitabt sur Mufbeduus Ser perGbten
Betrlgereien brobenben 1lnbeiI su entaebem,
ruar, ,uie man ii6 erinnern rpirb, Ell, aepii5er
@eorse 6. @bite, beiIen @aunername Niies
Iautet, elm in allen Berbrederfanfen ,uobI
erfabrenes Subieft. MiIss lpurbe pon ben
8erf9wDrern NIT ber Ausflbrang bes ses
planter Observation-Disclosures beauftraet
,nb fibrte benieIben nit einen, feIbfsemabIs
ten @ebGIfen, Ramens Bentom, aus. Ser
3wed ruurbe nidt erreidt neil bic Natabore
ben, WiiIes nibt freie Danb Iieben. MiIes
entsins, tuie ale anbern bei Der Aifaire BE,
tbeiIiBten, BEN pre3effe nnb Der Strafe, aber
bod ieinem S6idiaI ni9t. St warbe por