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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
WASHINGTON.
MAKING UP LOST TINE.

MAKING UP LOST TINE.
A GOOD DAYS WORK ~ THg SEN ,TR-Two APPRo-
PRIATIoS Bills PASSED.
Icy TELEGRAPH The TRIBUsRl
WASHINGTON, June THE Senate did q
good days work to-day in finishing the Legislative Exec
utve and Judicial Appropriation bill and in passing The
Fertilization bill II well known that the Senate Mp
Precipitation Committee refused 10 submit 10 the rednc-
lions made 10y the House In the most important OF the
series OF appropriation bills and restored the amounts as
granted In previous bills To the same standard The
Democrats in the Senate. with very few exceptions,
tacy agreed with their Republican associates aud 80
the bill passed by the Senate to-day about the same
Us In previous years There In the bill passed to-
day about 900 amendments II now goes 10 the opSe,
and tho Committee Of that body will determine whether
IL will aerre 10 lhe Senate amendments or begin the
deadlock that has been talked on so much lately IL Is
said the House viii not recede ana II Is pretty certain
that the scnate will not for there division in the
senate on the question regards politics. The dead
lock- therefore would stem inevitable with no certainty
OF adGurnments for two months at least Tho Forifca-
ton bill passed the Senate it came from the House,
without "a single amendment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
WISCONSIN DELEGATES FOR TILDEN.

MILWAUKEE,, June THE Democratic State
Convention me; In this city to-day. The Hon. Moses NJ
Strong OF Iowa presided and the following Delegates at
Large to ST. LOUIS chosen Theodore Rudolf OF La
Crosse James Doolitte OF Racine. George b. Smith OF
Dane aud Alexander Mitchell OF MILWAUKEE,.
Two delegates wero also chosen from each
Congressional District OF the 90 delegates from tho
STATE L are for Tdcn and are uncornmitted re-o-
ition ip,r,lrtpc the dele cation vote unit was
udelpit, is postponed after warm debate. When the
time for The Committee on RESOLUTIONS 10 isPot'
motion was M lie and adopted 10 adjourn sire 6r IL
this had not been DONE there would have been two re-
nnrts submitted The majority report being silent on the
currency question, and the minority report being Tor
of
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LATEST SHIP kEW6
iFor Other Ship Ec,es see Second Page.I

lFor Other Ship Ecps Second PageI
ARRIVED.
Move ssth, vita mds. and 70 Hsi4sr.on = Bros
steamship EleanOa. Johnson Porsnd with ndse and pass
Bark Arg tof LIVERPOOL. DOwno Havana IT days With
Ears T.iuo, to Bristol Eng whiteheh. Rio Janero At
BARK Carmea Qtal) Csstellamare Genoa 20 days. with
brig Briss (of Arrossan Troey, Maanras II days. with
Schr Pioneer Atwood Kcnnebec River. with lee
sciiooSEEs-MyER AID ooAsrwIsE;
Saxon. ROstoa n y@ssa1 jr New Ss,.;a Bedford
&. LOyer u, Fail River o. e. CfalncT, bIlStoi
Mary combs Sa'em Palladium. PrOyIdencei
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND.
schr. Sea Bird. stanley. from Calais with lumber
Steamships Russia for Liverpool Somerset for Bristol
Ena Tor y CeoPva Tor charleston sps c,s %
Maria kostok; FeIz Menaelsoh, Tor Bremen: n r
dad fr Cad.z schr. j. d. WiIia,irs ror-.
WlSD-suise,, light, ). GEAR
MEMUEA.:DA.
Bark Olaf (Swed NerLst, trom Londonderry arrived
9th and anchored sandy HoJk to"ed 10 The city TIN,
.hcnSrtd a. sandy Ioo.. Owed TIE Ito,
FOREIGN POSIS.
MoyLLE June THE Allan Line steamship Nova Scotisn.
HhArson 'roa baltimore tay ~ wa ia-aS hy ~ AZ
HAVANA. julie ARRIVED steamship wilmington Cro"ei
GvEErooL~ Juno 7sailed steamship Ohio. Morrison for
Philadelphia ,.,.,r,o Nouns
BANGOR Me- June 7--saied Ies'erday schr ~ Berry
cnanEsToS June ARRIVED steamship Virginia Hunter
P.i...Iup.i1
SAvANSAii 7.-Arrved steamship san Jacinto from
NEw.OgLEAss 7Cleared. steamship Hudson. eager
for NeN.lOrh. =.
FoRrRgss MONROE June ARRIVED bark C. S. Bushnell
frUul UluaCcslrr Orurra
June 7Coared yesterday, bard Herbert lBrL
TogriANp Me June 7.-Ariyed. bark n. NJ. Haven, u
Cleared br4g Liberty Dr Heed, Tor
=.
WILMINGTON, y. c. June ARRIVED steamship Beneactor
Jones New YORK.
BOSTON June Arrived steamship Lancaster MIL. from
ship burr MAMA; Oafks Sarah
King sbuy, Water house. fum Hagua NIphon Ds,, rum
Calcutta MonIcaD Jerry, iIOm Legorl big WIN Mason,
IIruIaegos; Nal 51setha. lion AGA bay
nGOlsOok NsteoI, tiOI Havana
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THE GENEVA AWARD.
HE UENEFA NV MID,
DEBATE on TIE BILL PROvIDIsG FOR TIE PAY
MENT or LOSSES.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THK TRIbUsEl

fBr TELEGRAPH TO TiiE TRfbusEl
WASHINGTON, June THE debate in the
House to-day upon the bill reported by the majority
Of the judiciary Committee providing for the payment
from the Award Fund OF all actual losses ss-
tanned by the deprcda;lons OF the Confederate cruisers
most Of which received aid in men, ammunition. ard
provisions British ports. This bill further provides
hot after actual sufferers Of loss have been paid the In
surance company whose actual losses accounting for
war premiums received. provided for and paid
under the act OF 1874, shall be paid pro rata from the
residue OF the fund.
Judge Lord. the Chairman Of the Subcommittee re-
porting this b sustained upon the floor In long and
forcibe speech tending 10 show that although the sum
OF 81 800 paid by England representing the
losses sustained by the Of hut three Of the cruisers
Yet the money paid TO the United States "a nation
with the right o distribution reserved and especially
tho rights Of the insurance companies therein, who
were known nave made money by the hazard OF war
risks. Judge Lords argument was listened to with
marked attention. lie followed by Proctor Knott In
behalf Of the insurance companies. The debate VIII
probably occupy another day, several members are
known to be prepared to discuss the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
FrOm The Toledo Blade.

publish eighth lengthy article desoriOng
the systen specialist Dr r. v PIEACE VI Burao.
.Orth with cOnierab force and clear
devo,ing his whole time ald enon 10
meuicinethe treatment OF lingering
cur1io The article also the sub els
OF lsnOs mods OF consultation and treltnent etc. and
will contain valuable linus 70 the invalid
Dr. Pierce Is the author OF work Nhch hds already arino
a LARGE c.iculd ion Tho Peoples mn0n sense MEDICAL
hundred
tfed pages to medicine all It's hrlachcs
calculated the guidauCe ant Lsfic OF the
people and watch b. had for 81 90 pOsl paid Oy
undressing nr. Pierce has been heiOe the
public long enough enable the tOrna ~ care
estimate of the rniorucy OF has tn stmeHt apd mo ea
ana tie ycrdCt glad TO ALo" has been unscr
sally favorable IL DOsA.
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5pelial Nolltes.


DIR. CoIiOD's DcutUuic.
delicious arti, ioI CLEANSING ihe teeth ahd sWccohhg
the breath 90 cents At ali Ditigslsts -
Kecp,s Patent Partly Made Dress Shirts Tho very
b.'f -, ft So can be unshel Casy hrlhmrg lard
k.rchsf 81 ~. and o.. Archs.. Philadelphia
Mass Praise Meeting
AT The Memorial Chapel Eat iirsrlh st., near T,idSYc,
THIS CIhursday) ENENING, at a. oCiocE Singing ny
the ippOdrOm. Citlr, ulcs The taiersnp ~
MIR 1. T.. THATCHER kcv. UEo. II. REPWOEIH aud
ncishbOng eau,h Mil IA 10 part IN to
strVITcs Public cordially invited No collection
Po-t-ice Notice.-1he FOREIGN MAILS for The week
eding SATURDAY. June TO- 1876 will az us oire on
N IL m. for Europe, steamship EuNsa-
via Quecustc~n ON III kSDAf al NJ Tor E@ope'
steamship Geilor Via Plymouth IhrlDDT., AMI iaui
bl Oh sAfCkpA ut M Tor France ieet pr s'san'
France Via Havre aud at IL 80 i Ter UeIi"Any Den
Syeen and Norway, per steam snip Nrckaf VIA south
amptor al IL H. FOR tie thitcd Kingdom,
gu Netherlands, switzerland Italy, Span ami Pvru.
gal specially addressed Ter Germany and
France pcr steamship Adriat, anu r.
Tor scotland Direct per steamship AitE, via O,asow. Tho
for Australia a., viii leave Sau Francisco June IL
mail for the West indies VIA Havaia viii cave New
30 The mail fos China, &c. all .ye san II al
cisco July l. T. j. JAMES, r. NJ
Sporfs,ncn and Tourists Imported Eosl,.h Shocs
SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY and MOuE IAIS TiiAN ILL
CANTKkl.I. 2So and al fourth-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
ACCIDENT TO A NETWORK MERCHANT.

As the o'clock train on the Southern Rail-
road was leaving Richmond Ill., Long Island last even
ing, Charles o'Connor, n we-Snown merchant OF this
city residing by. having been delayed In leaving
the train. attempted TO get of after 1t started. He
missed his footing and fell under the wheels which cut
on his right leg above the knee and the other NJ the
ankle II was thought that he could not live until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

ing midnight thereby indicating that the slight chanss
of pressure hos gentle and regular throughout the
country and Is still advancing save perhaps In the a
West From these local observations u is Indicated tns.
for to-day Tomorrow and probably Saturday, 1e,s
weather with areas Of clouds will prevail generally eass
OF the Ohio River aud from the lower lakes i,
For NewYor and contiguous States, elca weather. "i.n
cIons and variable winds, may bo expected
continue until Saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
AT FORT EDWARD.
,nY rKIH0kAPH TO THE TRiBUNy.l

Fonr EDWARD, n. Y, June THE south
pap Of the long railroad bridge the Hudson at this
place was burned this morning. The damages are from
80 900 TO - 900 The morning train north had very
narrow escape. coming TO full stop within only twelve
feet OF the burning bridge An iron structure will be put
up immediately Travel is not seriously inco yenienced
passengers being nsported BY coaches from ono slide
,Ia .fl,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
rrprprrc,S REFORM DELEGATES.

A meeting of the Republican Reform Club
wa, held last night at No Unionsquaro for the inter
change OF views among members with regard to the de-
pariure delegates for the National Convention at Gin
c!unat The proceedings OF an Informal chaac-
ter aud no binding arrangements were made Delegates
will be permitted to consult tier business convenience
same beng able to start evening aud Others
Intending 10 lrnNc tho CITY on MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
MIR uARNEY's BUSINESS OCCUPATION.

TO the Edifor or 4he IT'o""e'
SIR The suddenly celebrated Harvey when
asked by the Investigating Committee n 10 the nature
OF his former business connections. replied grandio-
quently that he served 10 the Finance Department o'
this city under Mr. Hawcs on application TO the Con
tolcrs office this statement IL verified and the addi
tonaI and interesting fact il developed that his position
was that of Inspector Of ofal" SURF y by virtue OF
Awret aiuitcs and recent srrytces he should be sp
pointed custodian Of tie archives OF Tamnany.
York. June T. 1876. q. s. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
SALE OF THE BOSTON POST.

BosToS, Mass, June THE Post will to-
morrow announce the purchase of that paper BY Georg,
Freeman Emery. +. r. Goodrich. AMI VIM. u. Smart
gentlemen lony connected with its management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
NEW LEGISLATURE.

CoyCoRD, n. H.. June THE Legislature
convened to-day. Charles T. Sanborn elected
sneaker and C. Danforth Clerk OF the House Charles
Holman OF Nashua was elected President OF the Senate
aud r. wosgate Clerk Gov Cheney will be inausurated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
TwO DOYS DROWNED IN THE BAY.

TWO BOYS DROWNED IN THE BAY.
While the tugboat X. +. Cahill was steaming
down the river II ran down owboat in the darkness
last evening" The rowboat was capsized and the two
boys who we're IN IL were thrown out and drowned The
names OF the boys could not be ascertned ana theIr
bolIes recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
TILE GEORGIA DEMOCRATS.

ATLANTA, Ga, June THE State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee met to-day and Issued call
for State Convention Aug 2. 1T Atlanta to noni-
nate candidate for Governor and to choose Prosiden
tiul ccctOTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, Juno 7.-Spanish gold. 222 222ia
CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Juno 7.-CAruB-Tte market during the PAST
been rmer, and prices ere c higher very bes
5aGc; first quality, 4se5c; medium or good aiI qnalty
44o4Sc. ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows 5%dAtc|
sales 362ic: receipts s32 head sales J31 bead
have been dull and prices are & loweri range ga
SHEEP have oe quiet but prices shade higher range
4a6c; receipts, 6,3 iS head. Lambs, 81 50dS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
THE REpuBLIcAs REFORM CLUES NOMINATION

Elliot G.. Cowdin has resigned his member
ship In the Republican Reform Club for the reasons gwen
In the following letter II was sent In time 10 10 reaa AZ
TUESDAY nights meeting; but It MAS not Reads
NTw-IoLk Juno ;. 1876.
NJ DEAR sra: n !. my understanding thnt TIE hrPnp
for tic Presidency nj its public mceiny on Tuesday
evening when joued the Club u was with the under
stauding that objects fully Indicated 10y It's tu.
and THAI the UrtLeIanco OF the political fortunes OF any
particular candidate not one OF these objects IL /
was mistaken IN my Information deem II Justice Ia Ms
self and an IMPERATIVE duty 10 resign my mcIbtrship
am very res ifully, your obodleut servant
ELLIOT C. COwDIN.
To the Hon. James Emott. President Republican Re
kortLI u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
NIPRIED.
GLEASON

GLEAsON-GLovER-At We lngton Mass, Juno !, 1915
10y Richard MecllL Joseph Gleason Of Broox
v Fannie Wellington, daughter VI tho late MAJ
1. clover. No cards
CLAWSON-MCCLAIN-O on Wednesday, Juno 2, At Asbury
r. a h. SANFORD assisted by the
Rev A. Edn.ouds Juhn H. Clawson 20 ElZa daughter
of the late Orlando u. McClan. all OF Neglork.
HATFIELD -WHITIUCk-On June 6, At the Collegiate
Ihur,h fith.aye. AMI Twenty nnths. by the Rev Or.
PAWN r ii atied and the lev. DR. John Hall. Edwin r.
HatuuL. d., 10 Inn. w. daughter VI the Late BsDy NJ
Nhitl0ck.
MDRAN-MORGAN-O Wednesday Juno 7, a. the residence
of IAe bride parents by tao cy. Reuben W How"s IT,
Amt,te Dcpau Moran To Helen, daughter OF william H.
Morgan, esd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
prNoCR ATTIC VICTORY IN OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA dispatch from
Portland SAYS: Oregon has undoubtedly gone Demo
cratic The Democrats claim majority In tAc Lc.is!a
ture OF IL on Joint ballot"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

Don't Irrtate your lungs with stubborn cough,
when rene,iy saie Dr JAMES EAPEToRANr
can easily Procured Sore throat aud lungs Az s4eeo
hnln.l n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
NOMINATION FOR CoNGR

GEyEsIo, ILL.,, June THE Republicans OF
the With Congressional District to-day nominated
Thomas u. Henderson for Congress-
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pTATNE FULL OF FIGHT.
Continued IRON First Page.

wa. an important resolution as In IT'S scolo -
why was nothing done with between t tnpes calendar
Jsnu' davs in excsSsi That is the question winch
,.,.h Mr. Knott to answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
DIED..

Al Notices Of Ma,r,a9y must b. iadorssd wih M
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

was introduced in the House. J witnesses lad been
summoned by the Committee under tie Lnttreil Iesou-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

ODD FELLOWS BUILDING IN Reno
The Reno Gazette of Saturday makes
the following statement:
Yesterday afternoon the contract for
the stone and brick work of the ODD
Fellows building was let to O'Hara Il
Furgeson. Work has already begun,
and it is the intention OF the Order to
press the building to a rapid compile
ton. 1t will be 44xl00 feet and two
stories high, aud designed to cost $50,
600. The probabilities are, however,
that it will cost a few thousand more.
The building is to be completed about
the first of November. The c3rner
room down stairs will be occupied by
the Reno Savings Bank.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

A GRAND Political JUBILEE Will
be the Republican gathering on the
24th Of this month. The more the
matter is canvassed the more strength
gathers about it. The field gets
broader day by day. We have al
ready stated that invitations E?ve been
extended to renowned and eloquent
men in our State and California, :: ID
that many of those invitations have
been accepted. The chiefs OF the party
from all over the State will be here
the chiefs and their clans. AS .he day
approaches each aspirant TO the party's
honors will have
"bade his messengers ride foI III
East and west and south ana north,
To summon his array"
And now We are glad to call attention
to the announcement elsew here made
that Farmer Treadway, "'o good occa-
sion true" has offered not only to
open his spacious and pleasant
grounds for a meeting OF the faithful,
but to provide at his own expense the
material for an old fashioned barbe-
cue. This is glorious, aud the Farmer
will be blessed by generations Of Re-
pub.icans yet to come. Let these
preparations find hearty help and urS-
ing, and Carson City will obtain recoS-
milton ~ the centering place OF the
most effective political organization
ever attempted in this State. Out from
this grand jubilee will pour such =
tide of enthusiasm as never before
was infused into any canvass in Ne
yada. Let US receive the spirit of the
Centennial year and make no halting
places in our victorious march but
keep right on to the final, irreversible
triumph.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

THE San Francisco candidate for Con-
eress nominated By the Republicans is
Horace Davis. The Post says OF him:
The second Presidential ticket that
Horace Davis, our nominee for Congress,
ever voted was TO- Fro. ont and Dayton.
His Republicanism Is not garment that
he put on in the days when the grand
old party of the Union had come into
it's high estate, but . faith which he
embraced when the party was in Its In
fancy and by which he has abided to
this day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15
TELrCRAPHyC BREvITIEs.

A dispatch dated Chicago, August
II, saws r. Williams, Assistant Adju-
tant General ut Omaha, telegraphs to
General Sheridan's headquarters that
tho following has been received at
Fort Laramie. Wyoming:
August 1.-THE report of Terry's
SIGHT with Sitting Bull is confirmed
through Indians coming into the
Spotted Tai. Agency. They report Il
heavy engagement aud the defeat of
the Indians with great loss, and Sit
ting Bull ~ wounded. TOWNSEND.
The above dispatch is discredited by
General Sheridan aud other officers,
who think it highly improbable that
the Indians would give Terry chance
to fight them.
Genera! Sheridan has received a
dispatce from General Terry dated at
tho mouth of the Rosebud, August :,
in which the latter states he was una
BILE to march as he first intende'! on
tho 7th and would not until the even
ing of the S:b. This dispatch renders
Terry's reported fight still more inn
probable.
In the Senate, yesterday, Edmunds
moved to take up the proposed Con-
stitutional Amendment. prohibiting
any appropriation Of money for the
support Of sectarian schools. Agreed
to: yeas %, nays Is. A discussion
then took place which lasted until the
expiration Of the morning hour, when
Tho matter was laid over and the Sen
ate proceeded to consider the unfin-
ished business.
In the House, Henry Wattersen,
member elect from Kentucky, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Parsons, presented himself and took
the oath Of Office.
Washington, August l4.-Singleton
addressed the House on tho condition
IT public affairs III Mississippi. He
omphatically denies the statements
made in the House and the Senate
that there has been frauds committed
in the recent election in that State, and
said that no such thing had been
charged on the part of the Govern
ment of Mississippi or Of the Election
Judges.
There is some talk anon; few
prominent Senators OF endeavoring to
amend the House resolution SO as to
provide for final adjournment at IL
O'Clock tonight. but il is not likely
that majority will consent to fix an
earlier date than tomorrow or possi-
bly, Wednesday.
President Grant, his Private Secre-
taries, Attorney General, Secretary OF
tho Treasury and Secretary of the In
terror came to the Capitol to-day for
the examination and approval or dis
approval of bills.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15
The Sentinel takes the APPEAL to I,

THE Sentinel takes the APPEAL to task
for making the typographical skip that
A1tell was formerly q Representative
from Ohio. The word which was made
to read Ohio was written Gal. An
abbreviation of California. and q proof
reader not vaccinsted against the stoo-
pida lot it 60. Is any further apology
pecessary2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

James Gordon Bennett has been
nominated for Mayer of New York by
the independent Labor Party. Let
him accept and then be elected. Then
he may, perhaps, pay back Lord
Dufferin's snuS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

Joe Smith, junior. son of the founder
Of the Mormon Church is preaching in
Alemeda county. Cal. He says tina; his
father never sanctioned polygany-tha'
the so-called ordinance Is forgery. He
claims to be his fathers lawful successor
and saws Brigham Young is fraud
But Brig. keeps the spoons. nohe-'he
lass
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

An inquest was held at Winnomucca
on the body of Edward Stock who was
killed bv sheriff AGnew, Of Idaho,
while attempting TO escape. The
.herid was exonerated and the dead
man decently buried.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

WAED, White Pine county, wants tele-
graphic communication with the outside
world. The question is, does the out
side world want to establish commune
cation with Ward?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

Albert L. Redstone publishes in the
Washington Republican of Aug. 9 the
explicit charge that Hendricks was
the Major General of the Knights OF
the Golden Circle in Indiana in 1866.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

A few short years ago when w. IL.
l.. Barnes stood by his partner, Eu-
gene Casserly, the Democrat who was
forced to resign his seat in the Senate
he was the pet of tho Democracy.
Now not even the Examiner falls 70
call him hard names because he is a
/" Radical"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

Let us no: anniiiilate all the Indi.
ans. a Pluto rancher in Humboldt
county harvested his grain in advance
OF his white neighbors.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15
LOUIS MoHa & CO.. PRoPRIEy0Rs
I'VE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
FAMiLY NHaKET.


& MILK RANCH. en- THE WARM
"A Springs Road. contai ming 800 acres OF
splendid hay aud pasture land with dwelling
house barn for sixty coWs milk houses and
everything suit able fer u milk dairy, Apply at
the law Office OF J. w. ", DAVIES.
July l3, 1876. I'm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

An extensive mica mine CisinSlaSs),
is being worked in ElkO county by
Messrs. Graham and YOckey. The
sheets of mica are from to 10 inches
Suuare
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

w. l.. French and &. III. Stoddard
are tho Delegates to the Republican
convention from Winnemucca.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

There is a person in Humboldt
county known as "James Henry
Robins, the blond boy with the red
'front.'" A sort of bebresched robin
red breast, We suspect.