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int Court 6a.s, Cincinnati, O.,
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Galifprmi 4 Geife
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Dreiserm0Bi9ung fur baares Och.

PEPI5gTMuPI0uN0 TUT UaurR8 WelU.
Die ilnterset6nsten erlauben ifG, has publifun rot
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rem, zbee &c p~trfaufen pis fplgt;
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tn bisfes Gefaaft einf@losencen aittfsl bsrabssfest.
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Jan 20 B SIR. "a On gaainfraBe, WalFIoa, 81.
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6eulen e~elitten babe, 60 bauerte aht Sabre, ebe 10 pen
oiefen ge 6plIffen befreit purbe. Sest BIN Id s6nlltb
.sebeiIt unb perbanfe biefes benz GentaMr Ointment. Das
ointment fpate para e~npfobIen wsrpen.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-06-22

S6tfipp q. Gbeo6afo,
int Court 6aus, Cincinnati, O.,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-06-22

NnfaraIieu. - Die neuefie aufirnIifde
BoR msloet pie Gntbeduns e.nes ueaen GoIss
felbes i'm Nosben pom Queensland, bas an
&etdtbum bic er9iebt8fen Seloer in Bictorta
BET 8ettera lbertrefen foa. Rs9t nett bon
@orftomn III aud Elm rsi@er SanoeIboIjsMaIo
entbedt molben.
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DaS gelbe 6entaur Ointment

III fur sdte 5aut, Gletfd unb Mnsfeln Son wferben unb
Sbterett. &c bat mebr nunbsrpeas Rursn BON gpatb.
Staupe, gaGsnaub, Gen,fftd uno agsemeinn 2dbmuns
bsperfteQist, ais ale anbsrsn erifirrnben etrbeIungs-
uttel. Qefet, tpas Bite bebsuts nbftn grprsBisuts BON
eemfeIbeu faaen:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

destroyed much property. The insnifi.
cheney OF the water supply was evident
aud came near causing a far more seri-
Gus conhagration. Workmen were busy
all day yesterday in pulling down dan
gerous chimneys and brick walls and
preparing the ground for rebuilding.
during the afternoon the wind threw
down a chimney among crowd of boys,
one, whose name WAS not ascertained,
was killed, another Geo. Roden, had his
skull fracturned and will probably die.
sAN Francisco, Aug. 30.-within the
past two days every deputy in the City
Hall holding under Democratic officers
has received circular. signed by the
Secretaries of the Democratic State Gen.
trail and County Committees, levying
upon him tax of ten per cent. of his
salary for the next ensuing three months
to ray campaign expenses. The total
Will foot up ten thousand dollars.
One significant fact in connection with
the above circular is that the Secretary
of the County Commissioners. NJ. J
McGrath, who is also Assistant Register
| Clerk of the Fifteenth District Court
| processes to know nothing of the man.
ner in which his signature came to be
attached to the demand for the election
expense contributions.
The Caledonia Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 81 per share, de-
linquent IN Office September 3Oth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
PACIFIC COAST.

DAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3O.-More cor.
piete information places the losses nv
sne recent ire in the neighborbood ~
Sooo, OOO on which there is an insnran W.
OF Sl4O, O0O. On the authority of ~
Coast Review, an insurance orpan ~ 49,,
city, the number of buildings bnrned 10
% and the fire covered a space of 10
acres IL now seems evident the copfla.
grafton was the work of an incendiarv
ana circumstances render it almost oar,
,ain 'nat IL was started by crowd of
uoouiutns 70 get even with the proprie-
Tors OF some of the DESTROYED mannfac.
turing establishments who emnlovad
cinnamon. The watchmen on the nrem.
Uses say the fire was discovered tv them
~ nan dozen places at once in the rear
Vi ouiiolngs, starting among shavines
ana other intlammable material. When
Tue stone works in that neiehborhood
were burned some time ago man came
up 20 Mr.. Merritt, the engineer of the
herbells mills and said to him: lyon
employ Cinnamon in your place don't
yonI' Mr.. Merritt said Eyes, some"
Then the man said, "Your place shall
go next" Conversation overheard be-
tween number of hoodlums during the
progress OF the fire leads to the same
conclusion. While the fire was in prog
ress yesterday morning a fellow was
caught attempting to set fire to a hay
barn on Townsend street. The crowd
took him out with the intention of hang.
ing him, but he managed to effect his
escape. Much complaint is made Of
d,epredations OF gangs OF ruf1ians during
the progress OF the fire, who stole and
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

PEorEcF YOUR BuuDGSGs. Notice the
advertisement of the Paten: Slate Paint
Company in this mornings issue of the
RECORD. This paint is ready mixed for
use; is fire proof, water proof, durable,
economical and ornamental. A roof
may be covered with shingles and by ap-
plicstion of this paint made to last
long time. The paint is FIRE proof
against sparks or flying embers. It,stops
every leak and for tin or iron has no
equal as it expands by heat and con.
tracts by cold. Try it.
JUSTICE CoURT.-A jury trial was had
yesterday in the Justice Court in regard
to the right of selling some personal
property that had been levied upon; the
plaintiff claiming that the law allowed
him the horse (which had been levied
upon), with which to support his
family. The jury decided in favor OF
the plaintiff, the horse was then re-
turned to his custody.
A CHINESE FUNERAL. Sam Sing was
buried yesterday afternoon according
to al the celestial rites. The Cinnamon
obtained all the buggies and rockaways
in town, with which to attend the
funeral. A large number of outside bar
barians were down in Chinatown TO wit
ness the ceremonies,
MACHINERY.-Som of the pumping
machinery of the Meadow Valley mine
which was unloaded at the fast freight
yard, is being loaded up and conveyed
to the works. Heavy rock is also ar
irving from Round Valley.
ATTEMPT AT SU1c1DE.-An at tempt at
suicide was made yesterday morning
without any serious results happening to
the party attempting the deed, merely a
scalp wound being made.
For ST. MARy's ACADEMY. - Father
Seaman left Phoebe on yesterdays Salt
Lake stage. taking with him Miss Collier
and Miss Kate Glissan, who are going to
! ST. Mary's Academy at Salt Lake City.
The Hamilton and Salt Lake stages
left town yesterday morning at o'clock
| Win elBnt PASSENGERS, uNe ny tue uhm-
ilton line and three by the Salt Lake
route.
A BoY.-In our issue of Tuesday we,
by mistake, mentioned that there was
born to the wife of John c. Lynch 6
" daughter; it should have beer
"son" instead of a daughter.
The Hamilton blackboard arrived las
evening at half-past seven O'Clock with
one passenger. The Salt Lake buck
board arrived at o'clock in the after
noon. No passengers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
BY ELEG r A p h!
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Aug. 30.-The Tribune 8
Saratoga special says: Half of the anti
Tammany delegation from New York
will be admitted to the convention to-
morrow; first overtures came from Tam
many and were inspired by Tilden; there
are both Tammany and anti-Tammany
men who are dissatisfied with the
mutual concession, but the former are
generally glad that. the breach has been
healed. The latter are generally pleased
with the social recognition and outside
of New York there IS universal satisfac-
tion with the result. The State Com
mittee met tonight and agreed to recon-
mend Rufus PECK ham, of Albany, for
temporary chairman. 1t is believed that
Judge Hiram Gray of Elmira, will be
permanent chairman.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug 30.-The Dem
ocratic Convention is now assembling.
The delegates generally are here, but
slight interest In the prospective pro-
ceedings. This is attributed in great
measure to Democratic dissatisfaction
with Tilden's course in the Presidential
campaign. The expressions of this are
frequent, outspoken and undisguised,
many declaring that Tilden has about
destroyed the party by his self seeking
ambition. At this hour everything is at
sea regarding the gubernatorial nomina-
ton. The Convention was called to
order, Rufus Peckham was elected tenn
porary chairman. An adjournment of
the convention until tonight, was effect.
cd by arbitrary decision OF the temporary
chairman, near y against q majority, in
order to give the Tlden men more time
for consultation and in the hope of get
ting Seymour to withdraw his refusal to
accept the nomination.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug 30.-The Demo-
Gratis of First District to-day nominated
Milton Sayler for Congress and the
Second District nominated Ii. b. Ban
ming.
New HAVEN, Conn. Aug. 2O.-The
Republican State Convention met here
to-day; Ex-Governor jewell was chosen
permanent chairman. The convention
nominated the following electoral ticket
at large; ex-President Theodore d.
Woodbury., of Yale College, and Marshall
Jewell. The ticket was renominated as
follows: Governor, Henry @. Robinson
of Hartford; 1t. Governor, f. j. Kings
bury of Waterbury; Secretary OF State,
Gen. +. A. Walker of New Haven; Trea-
surer, Jeremiah Olney of Thompson;
Comptroller. Eli Curtis of Watertown.
CINCINNATI, O.. Aug. 3O.-About one
this forenoon the Dayton Short Line
freight depot here, burned with its con.
tents. The fire began among lot of
coal oil barrels in some unexplained
manner. The building was substan-
tlal brick structure worth $25. 1000
There was an unusually large amount OF
freight stored in the building at the
time.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-Silver SIS pence.
RAGUsA. Aug. 30.-Its reported that a
battle was fought yesterday at Padgoritza
but details are wanting. Djelanddina
Pasha's command. including ten guns,
has reached Trebinis unopposed. The
Celtinno Montenegro, an official news
paper. publishes an article rejecting
foreign mediation, and declaring Servia
and Montenegro will not abandon the
conflict until Sclavonic provinces are
completely freed from the Turkish yoke.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

An idea of the immensely of the statue
OF Liberty which France is about 10
erect in New York Harbor may be OBJ.
tanned from description of the hand and
wrist OF the figure, which arrived in New
York on Monday. The thumb, which
partially encircled the torch that is to
serve as light house beacon, is a lu-
dicrousIy gigantic member. On the
thumb nail alone, man Of several hun
dred pounds avo:rdupois finds roomy
seat. AS for the arm, below the elbow,
and opening'into the palm of the hand,
three men of ordinary stature might walk
abreast within its interior. 1t is said
that inside the upper and broader part
of the arm, above the elbow, as many as
nine men can be Accommodated. This
fragamentary part is made of bronzed
copper, about u sixteenth of an inch in
thickness. 1t is in fine, evenly rolled
plates, riveted and screwed together in
the ~lrmest and most elaborate man.
ner. The completed statue will be about
40 feet in hight, from the crown OF the
head to the sole of the foot, the elevation
of the pedestal being perhaps a third of
the altitude of the statue. 1t is under
' o'oii case Will % pihceu
within the right arm. by which ascent
can be made to balcony running around
the edge of the 1ambeau The hight of
the complete arm is thirty-five feet. o.
course, the statue is upright. The left
arm Is bent so as to enfold and hold
lightly toward the body set of tablets
upon which the Declaration of Indepen-
dence is supposed to be- inscribed. The
head is surrounded by diadem, from
which projects circlet of prongs that
catch the suns rays and construct
brilliant nimbus of glory ont of them.
Its estimated cost is $125 900, half of
which has already been subscribed. Both
pedestal and statue will be completed in
TWO years from now, and it will be the
Joint enterprise of France and America.
= S. T. Alta.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

A newspaper correspondent at Helena,
Montana, writes: The Indian war is
bringing out some learned theories, lofty
sspeculations and profound dogmatisms.
Your correspondent has seen it affirmed
In Eastern journals that Sitting Bull has
studied French and mastered the arts of
war; that he has demonstrated the prac.
ticability and advantage of moving on
interior lines, and is re-enactinp Lees
strategy in Eastern Montana that he
had breastworks built in his lodges and
drew Custer into trap set to annihilate
HIM; that he is the Napoleon of the
Plains, etc. Such theories and specula-
tons are very delusive, to say the least.
Sitting Bull is an ignorant savage, and
one of the most brutal. He has neither
read French nor studied the wars of Ma
poleon to much purpose, or he would
not persistently assert that there are but
ten thousand "pale-faces." The 'in-
terror lines he has studied have been in
Keeping so far in the interior that he
could not be found. In fact, none of
Sitting Bulls successes have been OBJ.
tanned by strategy, but in every instance
by overpowering numbers and logged
courage, of which quality both he and
his warriors are we'll supplied.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

General Tchernayeff is understood to have
ueciaed, IN the event of defeat. to fall back.
The ignorant reader might have i'm.
agined that. in such contingency,
Ichernayeff would advance; or that he
would request the Turks TO hold on a
while till he got his second wind; or
offer them 50 so to let him choose a
better position; or claim foul; or &C.
cuse the Turkish Pasha of having been
Copperbead during the war of 1854; or
raise the school question on him; or as.
sert that he was only in fun when he OPP
posed the Sultan's forces. But all these
suggestions, it seems, would have been
wrong, and we now, thanks to the ope-
rator at Belgrade, know that if Tcher-
nayeff be defeated he will fall back.
Thus does the telegraph supplement the
printing press as the great popular edu-
Gator, and the noble work of universal
instruction goes on its glorious way
| Virginia Chronicle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

OFFICIAL
PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND RE-
/ vision of the Constitution Of the State of
Nevada, passed at the seventh session of the
Legislature:
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing, That the Constitution of the State of
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend Section one of Article TX Of the Con-
stitution of the State of Nevada SO as to read us
follows:
Section l. The fiscal year shall commence
on the first day of December in each year.
Passed January 10, 1875.
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con.
curing. That our history as a State, has taught
us the necessity OF revising the Constitution:
we therefore recommend the electors, at the
next election for members of the Legislature, to
vote for or against the calling of Convention
for the purpose of revising the Constitution of
the State of Nevada
Passed February IS, 1875.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be true cop
les from the original enrolled Resolutions on
file in my flee.
TsEAL.l Witness my hand and the Great Seal
of State. August !, 1876.
I'D. MINOR,
au4.3m Secretary Of State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

PRIZE PU2zLE.-Onr civilization is full
OF such stories as this. which is from
Oshkosh: a man in the town of Rush.
ford killed another mans dog. The son
OF the man whose dog was killed, there.
fore. proceeded 10 whip the man who
Killed the dog of the man he was son of
The man who was son of the man whose
dog was killed was arrested by the man
who was assaulted by the son Of the man
whose dog the man assaulted and killed
The man who was arrested by the man
who killed the dog of the man whom the
man arrested Was son Of, for assaultipp
the man who killed the dog. finally set.
tied the case up with the man who had
arrested the son of the man who owned
the dog for assaulting the man who killed
the dog of the mans father who had
been arrested.