davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-06
@Datt's 2ebenS'8clfant.
Sin tueDt3inifGteS yNunDcr.

RbeumattsmuS Neurdlgta, @ttt tn tprem f6ltmntxen
0cfGware une bic fHlin, niiisn JGae pcn Blutfrantpet.
ten, srcBe Sbrate, 9eber. uno Wterenletesn, Biting
&c. &c. wirb ,Irfs Seaimmtete burb bielen GSnis
alsr Meintsunssntittsl ssteilt. Dsrfslbe TT srsiSno-
Sabre ptnburN sOm publtfunt erprobt, eat
3uneerttauienbe spn 4daen 8ebetlt unp eurtri ps,s,
irenn mao Veritritt 9snpntinen. SIT sn f&sres Sttl.
nttttel non 5tftln tn alen ~beilbaren Salen, eurtrr bic
TaulfteU alten @sfttpare. iegttt no eer Snpd,en l6pH an
gefrefen TT. "
9patt's 2ebens,Baliam eusirte 6errn 8. .. ann
ras, &raepDen i'm Gart.abeater gu YrVetlpn, u. D.,
sem droati8ea absnmatisnns. nadbsm %esrfelbe ssns
@rfels pon ben pSril8ii6ltfn @er3ten Guropa's unb
Nmertfa's ~bebanbelt wprben mar.
Spatt6 Sebens. BALKAN curirte Serrn y. u.
ssap, Dpfmafer Nr. III Mabtlpn Str, Vrn etuem
sefdprIiten @si&riir, Madden er isas Wtpuaw TIM
Srsaepav Sstpttal mar une errt ale unheiltar sriihri
Spatt's 2ebens-S alSam betlte 5erru Jaepb Wotb,
Sifes gte. 242 8reenwt1 Str, non einsm i~ercfayefen
@ei6pIre, nobel BITE 8dulntB f6cn bts auf ben Sap0en
s~eeruneea ~ar. Ssrr U. bat wabrenb Is Sabren uad
9eltetener Seiluae te!ne 9Dteterbplun9 Der EranIpett
erfdpren.
Spatt's decentralization eu,irte Ssrrn Wiuiam
sprtnssr. ~. 1SS Srpon,s strs s%Sltane's sen sat.
~,aneetem 8bsunstismus 70 srnalt&er Irt, bae esritlbs
ben Self ees Sranten Ihen serpirrt bate. Det Sc
nannte fpnnte ni&t ieine Sanb gum 8Opfs srtettu xnb
mar rpatFsnb srsist Msnats sn's Sstt sslsaslt.
gu baben in er 2aupt. office, 246 Wranb Ctr, xxt
BET Apstbstern I'm Alesmslusn, iu 81 per 5laf8s. Ssas
J!af6en s.. 40
9satt's berabm ts 8 st!mtttsI ftnb,
Spatt's uufsblbarer Qebtns. 9aliam ~ 81 90.
SIPS Spatt's Yulmonts galfam. pber Der e4wiap.
iabttsen Nreant, su $500. Spatt's SpiB Stpi-
nent, ~unteblbar fur 3etoen unb S6mersen iebsr Writ,
~ so Gents. = Seatt's Snsu, Sur fur Grtaltaas,
8UFfweb. SnaaenSa, eatarrb, 3u % Cts.
Wenn pbtee &rtttslnitt In eurer apstbtfe pbcr an ~.
rem Ylase su babsn tne, 70 wenps man R& btret, aubas
Central Depot, 2l6 0raupar., ". y.
@emin 3. SpaIt 4 60, Gisentbdrsr.
tebsraI bin per @rpreB psrfGidt beim taIben
DuBenb. f3nt2Oian
Sin bemerfeuspertbes Su6!"
, 1876-09-06
Teuer : 9enarteute1tt.

Gompa9nien, pelde Gusriiitul9 ullb gorrdtbe
nDtbie babeu. lollten brett nit Dem Sabrifanten bal=
Deln. bite, Wtiiben, Girtel, 6elnoen u. |. 10. Sas
btai9'te 6aus inn Geiddtt. &ataloge fret. Sci Der
alten Sirlna bon Mnseripn unc Sples, 1893 Brano
Sir, 81. y. 4y82auQ,
, 1876-09-06

&Sy RA M9cntens@roft per Wo6e. a8er'
RoA+OV oel es bcueiien oofr $500 %perllerelt,
yteue Nrtitel, Ioebet patentirt. WtuIter luerosn Seoeln
tret u%berianot. Ntan aorelire Us. >. 0blnefttr,
219 Sutton Str, Gep @ort, 4g83Oaua:
$I5 fir 81. a 9SssiMis , SFie tisasr { S'' 81 IL
Ito 81. Beatrice, Gdneeffurm, 6olefftbe.
6riid)te unb anoere populdre Gbroinos, leDes N
TuB lang, nur ie so Gts. Sfatipnal Sbrpmo 81,
ybilaoelpbia, ia, 4QS30auo:
, 1876-09-06
KNAUTEH,
NACHOD
& KUEHNE.
Dank= 6 aft,
113 Broadway.
NEW YORK.

xesdieI auf MEEK ais 200 ssr Stssutsnosrtn 6tdsts
In europa.
VeIc.Musiablunsen our& bic Npfdmfer io,pie per
&elesrapb na& alien pldBen In Dsutidlanb.
peitsrrsi&, Der S$~siI, 6oaamo, Ddnsmarf. s&tps.
ben uno @orpsasn. ben Gmpfdnsern frst ms 6aui
~ssIiefert.
Grehtt'Sriefe fir Reifenbs sur Rsuusuns In anen
srbBeren Gtdbten Der alien Welt.
G1nfafGruns bon Grbidbaftsn unS EprStrnns<~
i,ber Mrt In alien gldBen Guropa's.
Herf6iHuns bon @atern une Wadstsn NAG
europa.
Usrjpnuns anfomrtsnSsr Sitter In slsso gDrf. uns
Weiterbsforbsrune ~oesielbsn nab benz Snlanbe.
@urcsatfses @tis ansr 4rt sstauft ane csrtauft
, 1876-09-06
SIS bis 800 per Sag IN Saul;
,,9as aroBe Seilmittel Der Natllr."

Dieter CORDIAL 1T cine ad,sre Sur sssen s Sa.
ften, @rfdltuns, eutsen !, GitsnnonmS, , X"'
ans sraiissb, srSnsitiss, ,t I Sc a sfISsnssfs:
grnrehsit d,minsina,t. Dfe @rulsiase rieier.
Mss,in ii cine SMbersitans Won sbssr, Der aat
baumss s~e,ponnen ,porssn il: ssSien nssS' ~ Il
sieiem f~rSitisen Clement iIns annere oesefann
Wid,e SnsreSiensen ~pereint. pm cenem leSe n "a
bernie NIB beilenee Gi9enid,aften penst g,U 3
70 ~ Dem M a eb t It n 0 e aust %.ai hs.
beften Der @tbmungsprsane, SaS bts lfRt 0'
fdnNt aemprnen lit. mideDt.
, 1876-09-06
Sie eia3iae pulptebmifdbe Samez

ct. @Iemens San, @aicpt Gitp, NIB.
Sn Splse Der YersrSBeruns iinb flint pidbe often.
Wtan beiperbe iit iofort oarunt. Die Draouirten
lte1en bod. 9tur erter &laiie &naben werDen aufaez
nommen. Bier Gourie: Giaifi4, 9iberai, WiiIeSm.
lbaftlih nno ~@ommerjiea. 4tan ibide cine Nrief
m re al! Die Oireetoren fir ben Oeesnnial= Ga taloa.
, 1876-09-06

~ 0iftsms6arten frei. Senoet poItnarfe at
QUO. 8. eeadD. 356 pf ~. Str. q. y. r3ntl0m
, 1876-09-06
200 Yianus nlb Nraeln
$50 bic S2OO per Mcnat fir zig ;nten.
11niperfal : Oefcbicbte.

Sas groBe Snterells al alien Ntationrn mo an un-
ierer ei9enen ~beue9tet Delbihte oon 1Oc Sabren modt
i = : 9's eiues o o1tDsp YD1 Gre et' Sidt a" IN ' sgmem: p u 1i,
iIultrirt. Niebri9er preis raider Nertouf; @rtro.
Ne8unitiaunsen. Dian beitelle elm Circular. 9. g.
McSurSD II. 60, philadelphia, Ia. 4gB30aus.
, 1876-09-06

300 Yiartos lrlo Orgeln,
neu nnn aus jrpeitcr Sanb, pon Tabrifanten er.
tier 6lafe, lperoeit ju flepri9ereil qreiien firG aiD ooer
Nbibla9s -3ablltseit, ooer flr Mtietbe in Staot ullo
Sano. Dabreno Dieler bartell 3eiten uno Der 6eierta9e
ourt Sprace BaterS II. Spn, 4S1 Sroabmap,
%nsrfauft. oils ~oie1elben le juprr III 9tem yorf o~Iferirt
lpurben. @9enten perlamst un @ater's neue Scale
ure GpncertsGrselm iu pertaufen. Suu.
ltrirte Gatalo9e per 43olt oerlanot. Quite 8eoin9un9en
fur ben ba1oel. Sin GROCER Siscpnto fur Sebrer,
Welitlldle. &irdlsn. Hposr. Shulsu &c. 4g&2aun.
, 1876-09-06

carmen nit Obit uno DISQUALIFICATION gu erreil
sariuen ei9enen IreiIen. Gatolo9e nit &artel INN
Ssrmen pbotosrapbiiteu 5luitrationen, IN oeren
j. carmen aGe Nustunft iiber Ntarplano uto Delaware
carmen ertbeilt piro, iperoeu fret iiberlanot.
Jarmeu q. Il, Mdud,d, Cation. Gn. *49S30sua
, 1876-09-06
Msenten oerlanet tiir oas 9roBe
Gfntfnnial=BudI.

Smnenle @erfdrfe. Gs be,ablt iidt. Mat be-
ltetle G%trculare. y. N. 81 sler u. 3d., p6llaoel'
phia. 80. 4YD3OaI4:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Sometime ago General Dix. who is
still smarting under bis defes, by Tilden
for the New York Governorship, orga-
nized a society known as The Boys in
Blue." with its head-center In New
York. and posts in the different States.
Its object being the election OF Hayes
and Wheeler and its principles the
avowal that they had to confront the
same enemy at the polls In '76 that they
confronted in battle fifteen years ago.
As an Offset 10 this Democratic orga.
nization has been effected Ia Washing.
ton under the name OF 1.-THE Soldiers
Veteran Association" its object being
the election Of Tiden and Hendricks
1t numbers among its most prominent
men Generals McClelland. Hooker, Den.
yer. and several others. II is poor bust
ness on both sides and cannot fail Ia
arouse bitter memories and intensity
sectional hatred.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26
LUNAcY.


Looking over some OF the Eastern
papers published during the rec, n,
heated term it is amusing to see the tone
Of correspondence inflicted upon ,he
unhappy editor. When Alexander Bar.
clay translated Bandits Ship Of Fool. {"
be doubtless fiattered himself tina, b.
bad checked of 10 that quietly .ironicsl
catalogue Of his every type Of the genus
that bad ever afflicted Ione.sufferino
humanity. But be lived three or four
hundred years ago and the race has grown
and wsxed mighty since his day. When
be wrote "Folys that can nat kepe secr.,
theyr owne counsell." "Of Folvs ,bs,
stand to muche in theyr owne conceive /"
"0f olde Folys incresypge with age, "
and so on until the good Barclay
fancied. in bis innocence, that the
list was exhaustive and com ple,e.
New types have come into being OF
late years that would delight the soul Of
the old philosopher and furnish material
fora score OF such homilies. Some I'm.
ture observer Of the human species NAV
some day revise and modify BARCLAYS
work. Most abundantly will he be sun.
Piled with material. and he may begin
bis supplement with one worthy sub.
jec.. viz: "Of Foiys that worrie them.
selves to death lest they may perchance
die. :"
They are q race that will never bs.
come extinct. Every accident induces
scores OF them to stay trembling at home
or walk the streets in torture Lest n
building may fall on them also. or an ex.
plosion put an end to their uncomfort.
able existence. or maniac meet and slav
them forthwith. They enter railway
cars and swinging stages with u
mental calculation OF the doctrine OF
chances as to their emerging alive;
they sit down to torturing dinners
with thoughts Of supposiiious tirchinm
They begin in the morning to won.
der whether the kerosene lamp will not
explode at night; they begin at nigh. to
wonder whether they may no. die Of
heart.disease before morning. When
they get through one stage Of fuss and
torment they enter another attributinQ
present escape 10 their own care. Had
Barclay lived to see and read OF all this
with rumor Of probable comet and
oil the old stock Of worries on hand be.
sides-what study he would have had
and what an essay he could have written.
Would be teach single one OF them the
folly of it ALP or put into his mind a
spark OF the idea that these things q trifle
nobler in existence than to "waste life
in trying to preserve it?" to lose ones
grasp on the real evils that can be Crap
Piled with, in uustriu9ing sll the nerves
of whatever courage there is by worrying
over the far-off and intangible ills that
can only kill man after all. Would he
teach them this? IT'S doubtful.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The telegraph line from Eureka to
Belmont is progressing rapidly.
A Tilden and Hendricks club has been
organized in Eureka.
Hank Monk. the old veteran stage
driver who took Horace Greeley through
on time, Is seriously i'll.
When Bennett, the incarcerated Viz
ginia City prize fighter, heard that a riot
was going on at the primaries the other
day. be begged hard to be allowed to get
out lust half an hour. -
The Sutro Independent says that
Flood 4 O'Brien have got jealous of
Sharon because his big Palace Hotel is
three stories higher than any Of their
houses, consequently they have put up
job to get possession Of it. They break
the stock market in order to financially
embarrass Sharon and oblige him to sell
ont his big house to them.
The Eureka Sentinel says: We are de.
Lighted to announce that there is no
smallpox. not even scab in town. The
yellow flag mentioned in yesterday 3
Sentinel was hung out by an impecun,-
Gus debtor to keep away his creditors,
and it was in this way that the whole
story originated.
Solomon Smith, State Senator from
Ciatsop county, Oregon. died few days
ago at his residence. He wentto Oregon
in 1862, by way of Cape Horn, with Cap
tain Wythe. from Boston and had lived
there ever since. He was about 70 years
OF age. His death causes vacancy in
the State Legislature, to be filled by Q
special election on the order to the Gov.
ernor.
The Silver State says: The old Dis.
trict known as San Jacinto. which is sit
uated in tho Antelope range west Of Rye
Patch station, is coming to the front as
a mining camp. Last Winter a party OF
prospeotors discovered some fine looking
leads 10 the district, which they placed
In the hands Of II. NJ. Rowland, who
has succeeded in organizing company
with capital to develop them.
Henry Orr, of Glendale. on Saturday
last received news OF his brothers.
murder by the Sioux between Dead wood
City and Laramie, while ON bis way
rom Black Hills. Papers were found
On his person identifying him as John
Orr OF Eureka, Nevada. Mr.. Orr was . |
yell to do man. having q check for
81 900 and various other papers OF value
lpon his person at the time OF his
ieath.
Virginia has q new sensation. II is
q the shape OF line Of street cars.
hey are called ohsriots. and are really
legant in their make, being large enough |
0 accommodate All the travel that is
liable to go through @ street for several
'ears to come. The coaches are very |
oomy and will comfortably accommodate
wenty persons.
The New York Times OF the 2lst gives
|stails Of an effort to palm Of on people
here circular called the Prospectus of
he Bullion Gold and Silver Mining
company, Ferris and Centennial Gold
filming Districts. Carbon county, Wyom.
nR. .Isaao Ludham, President; G. H.
IiIdreth. Secretary; John McCasey,
of Mines. 1t states that
DO districts embrace many thousand
luare miles, and that their richness ex.
seds anything ever discovered on this
ointment.
In the United States District Court on
10 18th, the Mineral Park Mining Com
any of Arizona petitioned to be de.
ared bankrupt. According to the Pc
ton it was ascertained at meeting
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

That is a singular piece OF intelligence
in this mornings dispatches that says n
peace party is on the way to the Sioux
Indian country, headed by a venerable
bishop with message from the Interior
Department that the Indians must sub.
init or be exterminated. II there has
been anything more ridiculous in this
Centennial year, We have. ss yet. failed
to see it. The usual course is in public
and private transaction. to first use
peaceful means, then coercive measures.
General Custer and three hundred men
died sixty days ago In attempting
an imperative message OF this kind.
Generals Crook and Terry are now un.
successfully attempting the same areu.
ment-the only one an Indian can be
made to understand-andn now. as sort
Of coup de main. we have the reverend
party alluded to, arrived with Govern.
mental thunders OF denunciation and
in full march upon Sitting Bull &
Co. The whole thing is on a
par with the pull-doS pull-devil
style of Governmental treatment Of
the Indian all through. We suppose
the next movement will be sending Sit
ting Bull free pass to Washington aud.
II he goes, presenting him with another
new rifle of approved pattern and deadly
aim.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

The fnain proceedings Of the Republi.
can Convention are reported in this
mornings teleerapbic dispatches. Hon.
Tbos. Wren. Of Eureka. got away with
the Congressional nomination. His
selection Is not looked upon very favor
ably in Republican circles here. bat the
party will undoubtedly work hard for his
election. Leonard is considered to be
good candidate for Supreme Judge.
Lincoln county was remembered in the
nomination Of Hon. W. w. Bishop for
Presidential Elecior-a complimentary
recognition-and the appointment OF DR..
s. l.. Lee on the State Central Commit.
mittee.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Another example of a jury's stupidity
has been given in San Francisco. The
p ublisher Of scurrilous. blsckmailing
sheet. indecsntly libelled respectable
lady OF Oakland and though the fact
was clearly proved, the sapient jury dis
agreed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

That letter Of the Pope's to JEFF Davis
has been discovered again, this time 1t is
Q correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune
that found 1t. 1t was "discovered" in
1868. brought to light in 1879 and now
comes to the front in &c - q tip.top
campaign document. With proper care
it ought to last through the century:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Hayes announces his determination
to make no speeches during the CAM
paign. He is as reticent as Grant. Lo.
quacitv seems to be more OF Demo.
cratic attribute.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

San Francisco papers urge the estab-
ment of an Emigrant Bureau. A Sacra.
mento paper says no emigrapt that needs
help should come to California. The
editor is probably q native or has for
gotten his birth. place.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Z. 8. Stokes, Jim Fisk's murderer,
will be at liberty on the 9th OF Septem.
Der. He is In daily receipt OF letters
from anonymous parties threatening to
kill him II he goes back to New York.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Scary people get out OF the way wher
they grade the st. Clair, Michigan street
Every blow OF the pick disturbs skel
eton.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

MIS-. Partington expresses her appre.
hension that the people OF the gold
regions will bleed to death. as the papers
are constantly announcing the opening
Of another vein.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

The Emperor Of Morocco pays a yearly
tribute to the Sultan Of Turkey. This
year he has sent word to the Sultan that
owing to enforced expense in quellins
revolt In his dominions no cannot pay
the subsidy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

The Elko Independent has entered
upon its third volume. 1t is q bright
little daily and gives all the news OF
Elko.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Speaker Kerrs body has been em
balmed previous to being sent North.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Turkish reverses are reported from the
Servisn seat OF war. The usual amount
OF unpronounceable names are In the
dispatches. The probable reason for
those horrible collection OF consonants
is that the kilograms pass through so
many hands aud undergo SO many trans.
lations that by the time they get here
they are almost unintellgible.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Northern Nevada papers are badly
broken out with an eruption of circus
advertisement. It is prevalent at this
season,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

A firm faith is the best theology; q
good life the best philosophy; clear
conscience the best law; honesty the bes.
policy; and temperance the best physic.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

There was religious riot at Belfast.
Ireland, on the 10Th instant, in which
several persons were injured, some sup
posedly fatal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

The unusual spectacle OF American me-
chanics going to foreign countries to
work, was afforded in New York ysster.
day. 1t is probable the men sailing for
Scotland we're OF English or Scottish
birth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

A true friend is distinguished in the
crisis of hazard and necessity; when the
gallantry OF his aid may show the worth
Of his soul and the loyalty Of his heart.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

An unusual emigration is taking place
from Oregon to Southern California and
Arizona,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

A postoffice has been established al
Calandra, Esmerslda county.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

Admission to the Centennial has been
reduced to 25 cents on the third and
fourth Saturday Of each month.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26

San Francisco spends s23. 900 daily for
drinks.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

SAM. BLOOM is a candidate for Consta.
Bile in the Eighteenth Ward. He has a
good show for going in.
ALEX, YOUNG goes to the Work-house
for thirty days and pays line Of $50, for
stealing 50 80 worth Of rubber hose from
Barney Helming.
The Coroner's jury III the case OF Val
entine Fent, Knitted w an engine on the
Little Mlumt Roau, returned verdict
thas, I'VE tih9 that there can be NJ Que
to anne tor the same.'
THE eaacs o. j.. A. ho3re and Edward
Haz .tGn,w he ass cha Fg.d with the mai.
slaughter olyoaag Sheridan, who was
Killed ny falling lrvn stree. car, has
aEEtu been restponed unt.l next thurs
day.
THOs. CROWN, colored, has waived ex-
ainlIiaIion on tae cnalge o. cu.tipg With
intent to Kill u. p. Harvey, oil West
Walnut Hiils, also celcred, and has
been bound over to the Court Of Conn
mon Pleas in the sum Of 5000.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, James Stewart
and Sam. Williams, colored, fugitiyes
from justice, we're arrested BY an officer
Of the Hammond-stfeet Station yester.
day morning, on the authority Of tele-
gram cent ahead of the train on which
they wero tloeing from LouisYlile to this
cily.. They are wanted In the former
place TO answer . charge VI hjghWay
= 1870 80 .1-t1tt = go
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-25
NEW YORK.

ry American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, March 25.-It Is said that
Stephen b. French, Of Sag Harbor, Long
Island, will be appointed Appraiser Of
this port in place of VIM. A. Darling,
resigned.
Barney Williams, the comedian, is ly.
ing seriously i'll at his residence in this
city.
The Sun this morning charges that the
new frigate Trenton, launched last New
Years Day, has been ruined by John
Roach, who had the contract from Secre-
tary Robson to put in her machinery.
The vessel cost, witAaut machinery
$800,00 Roach contracted to put new
propeller machinery III her OF thirty-five
hundred indicated horse power tor, it is
said, $160, 900. The machinery, which is
nearly finished Is, 1t is claimed, the
same mac chinery that Roach bought some
time ago from the Navy Department for
old iron. 1t was intended for tie un.
finished frigate Java, and has been re-
vamped ana tngpished, anl looks like
The Java was 10 have been much
la' ger Vessel than the Trenton, and the
machinery is there ore ulsuitabls. The
main shaft put ID Is entirely TOO large,
and has weakened the sterlpost SO as
10 render her unseaworthy. The i'm
menSe power OF The machinery If ap-
piled at that point, it is believed would
shake everything loose there, when put
to sea, endaugering the safety OF vessel,
officers and crew.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-25
Chicago OrOOkedness and the
Prices Paid.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, March 25.--Ths trial OF PAIL
man & Rush, dlstillers, charged with
whisky frauds, is In progress. Edward
Roelle, son OF one Of the distillers, who
has confessed; George H. Mueller, for.
merry Government Storekeeper; Her
man Becker. Ernst Mattern, also Ex-
StorekeeperS, were examined, and testi-
fed that they in their official capacity
conhiyed at the frauds for which Panl-
man & Rush were indicted. Roelle tes-
tilted that he had seen stamps removed
from casks by his father aud returned 10
Pahlnan. Mueller received from 81 %
to 81 30 per barrel from Pah. .mau for per-
hitting frauds, which he only ailoWe 4
alter repeated solicitation.
Becker charged 70 per barrel for
similar service and exhibited u note for
S1,700, received in settlement, when re-
moved from Pahlman's distillery. Mat
tern allowed the stamps to be used
twice and received In all about $500 for
Keeping his eyes shut and mouth closed.
NJ. +. Beecher. gauger, still in commits
sion, testified that he was to have So per
barrel for crooked goods and that R .hm
knew all about these crooked operations.
A. Mueller, another gauger, received the
same price from Pahlman for similar
work. Jake Rehm, on one occasion,
notified him that the Government off
GERS we're about to make descent on the
distilleries.
Several other witnesses testified tc
their knowledge OF and participation in
frauds committed by Pahiman & Rush
Dir. Storrs, for defense, is on cross ex
animation. showing up these witnesses
in very bad light.