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Pat spcfism in ts75-Tho State at tho Con-
to outa,-pltton by a Observation-Disclosures
in1, or Pioneers. ,-.. .-..
asnscit1 Cotvt.poHdeHce Qf Tha Tribune
La Aas1au, Mich, July 15.-Tho annual reports
Of the 8Gpcrintendcnts ct the Toor for 1876 is
now published. The totnl Number of inmates
Of Poor-IEouscs was 5,22se; IN 1871 there werc
hut 8,150,-thus showing MI increase four
times greater than tho incrtaso Of popu-
lstion. Four hundred and atty-nino In
elule persons werc minutes IT Poor
Il ,nscs during the year; idi2ts, 80 !;
bill nd, 81; nutcs, 81. Total cost OF maintain
Ing tho PoorIlouscs, 500, 0.40; uvcru,gc cost
per week for each pauper, $2.1o. Med. .cat Mt
ten1hncewus paid for at the caprice Of physl. inns
Hay County, with MI average Of 10.79 pa,,1a W.,
paid 5000 for medical attendance, while Was'1-
tcnaw. with an average Of 1l0W, paid but
$59. Twenty-s3x thousand and seyonty-fuur wcrc
temporarily relieved, ut u cost Of S26N, Boo5. TO-
A catalogue Of tho products Of Michigan on
exhibition at the Ccnteltila1 IL published, which
niakes u good ahow in numbers. There arc
Lib specimens Ut trees aud shrubs, itlcuding
samples Of fifty species Of seeds nA cOieB; 1b3
specimens Of copper u1ll silver, In a1l tho pliuscs
Iii whict, they aro found; III spec!mens of iron
orc. The Wyautlotto Rolling Mil exhibits s.
samples Of salt; e74 Indian relies; and ii man
us,crlpt reports OF schools, colleges, State fnat-
nstions, public law aud Government soclc-
Urs, Darbcr, Of Ovid. was bItton by rn,t,c-
snake. July u. Her mouth aud barls turned
(, ,eIfcctly biaek In 4 fcw minutes; but ilcr phy-
F4an administered powerful nnttdotcs, and
p tcxed her In sa1.cd nlud, and sae IL now iu 4
:. ! ploaaant gathering Of 100 relatives and old
pio ueers, netghbora Of G. O. Darllng, Of this
eity,i xho was ono Of tue early: settlers hero,
Waa held Ut tho residence Of Ills son--thp poya-
ainn hefrv tim 7ftb Itrtl.t1Av Cf fin nil rnrtin
, 1876-07-17
WASHINGTON.
Energetic Efforts Being Made to
Retain Mr.. Pratt in Office.
MIR. 1srfstow to Bc Questioned No
Further Regarding Cab.
fnct Secrets.
Tho Mississippi Committee Putting tho
Finishing Touch on 1,700-Page
Report.
DRISTOW.

n2 WILL NOT BE QUESTIONED ON CABINET
sgcHETs.
Special Dispateh TO Tie 1ftouna
WASHINGTON, d. G., July tG.-Proctor Knott
saysllc docs not intend 10 recall Gen. Btis.ow TO
press bin any further Will questions about
Cabinet matters, though lic may he called IN
other points. 1t sectns that Gen. Hsistow said
to tho Committee wl!on here, that lu should
not feel At liberty 10 answer their questions In
regard to whit passed upon official matters be-
tween tile President and himself, even II the
latter should give Ills CONSENT since ho held that
the privilege which protected communications
between the President and Ills Cabinet was not
merely personal, but involved grave questions
Of public policy, wllIcl, neither tho President
nor any member, Of Ills Cabinet had righ. 70
waIve.
IT is REGARDED AB CERTAIN HERB,
hath BY friends of the President and those Of
Gcil BrIstow, TINT tho uttcr will not change Ills
course toward the Committee on account 0f the
Ircsidchte letter, aud tl,at when It was written
there could have been no expectation that he
would, slncc, At thu time Of tho Cabinet tltscus.
Bium over tnts and kindred subjects the points
Of which discussions were given to the press
from illa White House, It became known that
Zen. Bristuw took very strung ground Tn favor
o. resisting the ecnerOacllincnts Of tile Democratic
House, and in favor Ut treating all vo!nmu,tlca.
tlOns between tho President and his Cabtnct
officers as privileged, md that he then an
nounccd Ills purpose ncver to answer regarding
such matters before anY committee.
, 1876-07-17
CROPS

6pteto! Correspondence qf Ths Tribune.
Dwlaa7f Livingston Co., ILL.,, July 15.-Your
correspondent has received, among other letters
III answer to bis inquiry concerning tho pro sent
etatus Of the crops, the following from Mr.
David hc1Villia,ns. As Ills lands arc situated
III different localities lu this county, it will give
h1a'r average Of our present condition, which
hanyth!ng bu. encouraging.
PLowuoLpRR.
~ DWIGHT, Ill.,, July 15.-p1owuo1nEn-DxAn
s,",:ua Us: aops noto. requesting NE to givs yon
reea,ssd some days ago but, not having made lie
xn Ssaa! M sshec ny return holnc could not answer
oa she Y 49, hSvs 'eaHth T.
the northeast, eontaining 6oo scres, haSe Id
., nstss meadow which il goot and. it tia weather
Ths bsanes s' " t&S tas% s'1 H.
~ w. PLANTED ID corn. and put III Ii good season;
Secn eR, - .h!s tne no e exceed 40 acre. has
tnslude A. that viii be % WORTH Earscstinl ID tho
nsri ns!ai ~ I'M H. a;qndy County Farm" Is miles
as StEs eo aao Tho
WI 'ssi! Nj r nss5 ssS;s.tas; ss. ,hs sea
''sS sss =;
4 Hono 0at' q; ~. saa shs 'fa SsIen:e Il :ois on.
Pew :''n ses b: e sss' ts ss sS'.q;sa :pssa
sloS saTs offn TSa aoed tofe viii Se ght
% oa1; vas W. h1.dy psy or harvesting ~
adjoining eons, oo aeies aS ali ahs H.
FL "i eSdn les sd ssats,a. osts a,s aTs 1hS
has the bet esops, ~ a whole Of auY nace haye:
@,l paa mu*a *s'gIty ', as,s. u COM wb!eh thinf
F!!nE m!e, south, contuln,nE soo acrcs' wi not
ssssage any better than tle lid sdanm 1Sxirht III IT.
.mate tor H. H. a1st,3ee haye gven you fait
, 1876-07-17
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

|'sFss'<V W INV 3F11VMN
sra'nofisLp, H., jury 18.-Thero has been
tee'Vcu AZ tho Executive Office a document
a a9upos'eng 70 be petition for the pardon Of
uofee sm'th, convicted Of larceny at \ recent
I'm o. the Cook County Court, and seuteoceI
lfae HOUSE Of Correction. Tbs petition Ia -
s'snns -eohtrlyed forgery, aud contains tho
losea na'nes Of John Wentworth. Mayor ri.
Wy y. D. Farwell, c. II. Reed, and others ~,
"nnsnee: sa ,s It appears to have been gottsn IN
s,,nm uus r S%tasn oF Ut most, two, and Gsass liz
sntsa aa is1as ss.sna Of th!, sly were
f'na'i , -; last sysiing, By lie Han Stea a w.f. +
st@an s%iH., ts1ntenplats Issuing Challenge to
thfa1nss :, ,so,npa!y of TUG stafs to compsts III
yern}oc;et nSst exercise In which liz Guards sre
, 1876-07-17
GREAT BRITAIN,

TTtH 8TOLKN PAINTING.
LONDON, July 1G.-Thc 0Isrver Of to-day
states t,at tic rumor that t1,u stolen painting
IT the Duchess Of nevonshirc, By Gainsborough,
lad been recovered, is unfounilcd.
THE TNuNDEttEH.
LoNnoN, July 17.-Thtrty-four Of tho crew Of
the Thundcrcr are dcMi-
LONDON, July lG.--Tho steamships Wiolanl,
from New Yorl, aud Cltcassian, FROM Montreal,
have arrivcd ont.
LONDON, July 11.-Atlvtces from Malta M
not1,lcu thnt tho United Stutes corvette Alert
sailed for Chtna on tile 14t! inst.
, 1876-07-17

6tZt1M 771sp4IeH 70 7He 7516RN&
PEORIA, Ill.,, July 1G.-ThIB morning about
o'clock an express train on tho Chicago, DurlIng
ton & Quincy ran uyer man named Martin
Briyer, on the bridge over the Kiekapoo Creek.
lie, was drunk. and WINS trying to cross tho
bridge Ills head both arms, und both legs
wens severed from the body, atasl wcrc scattcrcd
on aqd under the bridge. while pieces Of flesh and
wlcs Ia Of tho train. uc WINS about Is years old,
aul,rryulan By occupation, aud leaycs ono child,
o boy about 1U years DID,"
, 1876-07-17

3pecldl Dl!paleK 70 TIE 3F7tTNs.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, July 1G.-Tho body OF Martin
;spttlcy wgs found in salt Creek at o'clock tlia
morning. It was found In drift about 100
yards below where l.o was drowned, as reported
in Saturdays TRIBUNE. Tho funeral took place
ut tho reside nee OF bis fatler at = O'clock this
afternoon. C4Honer's verdict wus Accidental
tiroWniug,h
, 1876-07-17

10 sha Edflor ef 1As Tft5uas.
CooPEH LAKE, LAnAaIn PLAlAs, Wyo. Ter,
July II, $500 a. m. {ou tho t1aIu, bound from
California for home, at Lawrence, Kan.l ~ have
Just now Witnessed tho rising Of IN army of tho
pestilenttal graashoppers trom tle Laramie
, 1876-07-17

xHff
~. ,ht eypipath,xInR reader must regret That hlr.
rsthror has condeacendeA to notlee the 'I'bftd
.s.trua.tons Of Nr. Hawthorne as MI.
.,',,.a, rrxcrson Baker, IN eccentric Maa,a.
"h..n .,,,,tor,rc hna n1accit In tho hap,ls uf
th"seu' T..tor and fonr other trustees d fart,
t1oov; 1e,ao n ncrcs of land and $50, 900 gor tau
containing ~ tornaInc a college Of cookery.
TnsFo's =, ss,11w n,n. i. Atc,nto,s viii, ,ho
Dom fe"fu ~, 'a, sao"!,f .y,la,c. IL !. of hrah;.
derivation, hcinR bcqncathed ny inc Moofs 10 ms
n.tse s,,t'ss + .tdv,nr Aranic a, recreation and
Dom peato n1,. - :. s."a,is ~ ,ast '"~ - ~~'' N
'"s nsarao Alfred Townsend suggests ths. yr. Wat.
Tn,1 .tgnallzo tIs advent In Congress BIZ ia.
ter,on ."s, III for t,,c unnrc..ton nf lo,,r,tc,.
troduens o.i ~. ts I'll. .a .,..a. - ~.
ToutsYtllo Ahonination know how wcuk spot this
t.tn Mr. Wattcsson's cutsejc.
"M "'' ,,..,.,t-
bright editorial IN Tho new aofk lfiohhe, eht'.
lied t'Execratlc Shapcs.' deals with the rexcd
nnf,t,on Of small vs. targo feet for women. II
a,I ~, In ."r,,,.iu7 n nov.,J irwin, had xo,,n.
xoula No. " .., "a r.. eS,,n.;.os - ill., as,1.,o,
thing to 90 win inc eomposttioh Of tae afIicle' II
Is In his best stylc. lie nd1ntres The b!9'footed.
~, t,h,,rhr,a,n. tie 1,,rmIugh,m Ncp,hcr NJ
hl' 'sI,as" -. ."no .,,a"n,s s,.a,. ~. -. "
Parliament WHOSE sls"hs speee" "noht tie Con.
serTstisc Government IN provincial School board
, 1876-07-17

ST. Louis, No., July 10.-Tho dead body Of
.1a1,cs Woodman was found In skiT In tho
ltin'ouri Rlycr, near s!blcy, Clay County, Fri
d " last, Woot1man's head had a bul1et-lolo IN
It, Indicating ttat he llnd been murdered.
, 1876-07-17
1900 Turks lcavo softa On Sunday to reinforce

1900 Turks icavo softa On sun,,av Ia refnfotco
Nlscl,
DENIAL.
Tho Journal da ". Petersburg deptes that
Prince MIlan Las asked Russia to inscrccdo for
al urntiss!ce.
THE PRINCE or ssnvfa.
The Times correspondent :::e1egrapha from
Taraktn on the 14til Inst: III had nn Interview
will. Prince Milan to-day. lie denies that eesvia
Is tho tool OF tlussia, On tic contrary, Russia
atlvfked ScryfA against war, W"r 1laB
artacn because BeyylA believes pFos-
pcr1ty Ia impossible undcr tho Turkish
Administration" He does not look to dip1o.
, 1876-07-17

/, WASHINGTON, D. G., July 17.-For the Upper
Lake region, tho Upper M[ssssppi and Lower
Fssalssippl Valley, warmer, southeast to south
,vcst winds, ctcar or fair weather, md stationary
or slowly-fallta ag barometer.
a4ocAL oDsEuYATtoNs.
~ mn TulR a
, 1876-07-17
SPAIN

Madrid, July 18.-Congrcss, after long and
stormy debate, has passed votc Of cnnlidence
In tho Ministry, Eli against 20.
, 1876-07-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Millions Of Nottfcs OF nurnett's CosoatH4
have bccn sold during The last twtnty ysAss, and
tho public have rendered the verdict TINT It 10 thu
bcst hair dressing tA tho world.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

Seynou. r.zley. OF cd. was III tbs
city yesterday. he Is r candidate for
Sergesn;-st-Arms O: the Senate. He
held ;ha; place two yeas sgo and per-
formed its 6utiss sccept.tly. Also ne
IL an efficient worker for the party
fC.rson Appeal.
Which partyf That littlo circuIa-
stance nigh. make some difference. seq
ing that there will be as macy Demo
Gratis as Republicans in tie neIt SEN
-tSen,ine!.
We might mean freman's party,
poker party; but we had il view
the party With which Mr. r.ziey
casts his political fortunes -thst IS
TO say, the Republican party. As TO
the difference which a majority OF
one PARTY or another might make
upon Sevn.oU-'s sturdy ard iaco--
rup.ihle hoart We ;hiUk the matter
will nc. need to 10 taken into con-
sideration. We arc assured that Sem
u:or Ross will be most likely TO
affiliate with the Republican side Of
the Senate. If this IS TINS, the game
is made; for the Senate stands IL and
/. with the deciding card in Ross
hand. Whether this applies TO Pix
,ay's candidacy OF course we do not
pretend 20 know.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

The FoS:y-fiith Congress (Which
meets, unless called sooner by proc.a-
nation, IN December next, is sum
med up by the New York Tribune Is
follows: the Senate, by the admission
OF Colorado, has membership of %.
making the Republican majority 10
after March 4, if the two Louisiana
and South Carolina Senators are Re-
pubIicsns, and if otherwise, ;he Re-
publican majority will be reduced TO 1,
but emitting these Senators. the Re-
publican majority will be =. The latest
reports indicate the election OF ~ Re
publican Representatives, and should
Florida an,; Louisiana return all tue
members who were candidates for re-
election, and New Hampshire return
her resent delegation, the figures
would he l54. Many contested cases
will occur next session, but the DEM
ocrats cannot have over II majority,
ana possibly not over S.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

| the Emperor of Germany has writ
Ten the following letter to Marshal
Won Wrangel, to congratulate hin,
upon the eigh;ieth anniversary CT his
entering the Prussian army:
| "My Dear Field Marshal General :
| The anniversaries Of your busy life
| show year by year how favored it has
been by Providence. The fiftieth al
| ni.ersary, which is generally the last
stage ia military career, is already
! thirty years behind you, and during
these thirty years you have done such
great service and accomplished such
great deeds, that in your case tho fIf-
tieth anniversary was onl Y the prelude
to tho second part of your glorious
services. It Is to-day eighty years
stree you first wore the honorable uni
form of soldier, and you must feel
deeply moved when you reflect upon
the favor that an Omnipotent ProvI
Gerce has deemed you more than any
ono else worthy to receive. For it is
10 Goo alone that We owe the happi-
ness Of being able to celebrate this
your eigbtieth anniversary. / speak
not only in my own behalf, but rs the
heir OF three kings. when thank you
for having SO well kept the oath of
fidelity which you swore to them and
to me. and voiz name will ever retain
an honorable place in the history Of
the Prussian army. l desire TO assure
you, in all sincerity, tha: l look upon
you as one of the most eminent mon
tina. the rrUssian army has produced
and I will add that ] have decided 10
raise statue to you in order that The
most remote posterity may recoiiec.
voar services and my gratitude. In
recollection OF this day, send you the
sword, the arm with
which after Etoges, at the head Of your
present regiment. you pursued the
enemy. and which has invariably |
shown the Path to victory to the troops |
which you have commanded. What |
the statue will testify 10 the world At
large. this sword will tell TO your owr
posterity: it will testify 20 the grail |
.ude ard sincere esteem Of your devo- |
ted ard grateful sovereign.
William"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

FATAL AFHRaY BETWEEN CHIyAMEx.--
TIE Silver State Of December ! has the
following statement Of fatal affrsy be-
tween Cinnamon:
Frank Muller, who has been TO Wads-
worth for the last three or Jour days and
returned this morning, Informs as that
the Chinese Lad g row in that village
last night, which resulted in the instant
killing Of one and the fatal wouuding of
another Celestial. Our informant
learned thu. the Chinaman who was
killed went to the others house and in
vited him to 60 with him and gamble.
The invitation was accepted, and when
they reached the door Of the gambling
house ons turned upon the other and
shot him twice throup h the body. The
wounded man grabbed the other by the
cue and shot him through the head,
killing him instantly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
A SILLY SENSATION, QUICKLY
EXPLODED.

In last evenings Gold Hill News
We fnd the following:
San Francisco, December Al p. NJ.
Senator Sharon now states personally
that he has no intention Of resigning
his sea: III the Senate, more especially
since recen, complications have
arisen. If there were large majority
in the Senate ard House for either
party. he would feel st liberty to re-
sign, if he desired; but under pres
ent circumstances ne was more re-
sol we'd than ever to retain his seat.
This confirms what we said about
the Washington dispatch Of Saturday
to the effect that Sharon would re-
sign. 1t was merely feeier thrown
Oh, 10 see what it would fetch.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
i SERIOUS DIFFICULTY WHICH
WE HOPE GAT BE AMICARLT
SETTLED.

A card from Judge Goodwin, Ell
i,or Of the Enterprise, appears II the
advertising columns OF Sunday S
issue OF that paper, prefacing a card
from Mr.. F. A. G. Gearing, the inti,
nation conveyed by which is that
there has grown up a serious dlsa-
greenen; between Goodwin and
Dennis Mccarthy of the Evening
Chronicle, aad that hostile meet
ing between the two gentlemen
is no. impossible. There has
been soi2e pretty sharp shooting
between those two newspapers -
soI.e Of il trife more personal in
its nature than We Ike TO See; e,.G
the persoraIisn thus INDUCED III
k.s brought On . state of affairs not
unnatural, if, indeed, il be not inev-
liable where two spirited men take to
exchanging accusations aud iIduig-
ing in the reto-t dis:ourteous. Such
= controversy may be carried on,
ca aQuseaa. between two consti.u
,iara' bllckSuaris, and nothing
cows OF j. save feeling Of disgns:
aron the part Of their readers; but
It is AN unsafe, anwise and unprofit-
able course, at all times. and es
peci.ry between newspaper con-
ductors WHO, as in the present in
stance, have right to bs considered
competent journalists and self
respectful gentlemen. OF course
there is right and WOE. ~i!e to
this quarrel; but which is right snd
which is wrong Is not for us to de-
eide even If we were acquainted with
the facts instead Of being quite In ig-
norsnce concerning the same. Bu.
there is this much to be said of Tie
matter: That there can be no posi-
be good reason why tie difference |
between Goodman and Mccarthy |
may not b. hoHorabiy adjusted with
on. resort 20 any Suc,, q barbarism !
of the Exploded Past as The Code
Drcllo."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

Saturday Review" Girls, it would
seem, are by nature more inclined to
untruthfulnnss than boya; but this in
clination is really very often the result
CT moral cowardice. n defect which it
may be said is as common to boys and
men as to girls and women. Among
men the practice of fa'sehood is, per-
haps, no: more rare than among
women. but it is apt TO take less
harmful FORM
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

Samuel Choate. OF Portland, for
twelve years fireman on the Maine
Central Railroad, is in luck. He has
had TO pick oft scanty living for
himself since he was three years old,
when his father was thought TO have
died of q fever in California. But now
the old gentleman comes back rolling
in wealth and is to take his son bone
TO San Francisco next week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

A girl stopped at Toledo, where she
said she had been betrayed into a
mock marriage and deserted. A kind
family took her in and loaned the
wretched girl S35 to take her to her
parents home and pardon. Upon in
curry it was discovered that there
were no such paE0ats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

THE EUREKA SENTINEL, one Of our
most valued exchanges and paper
whose uniform viyacity of tone
makes it one OF the first to be opened
by the editor, has begun its 10Th vol
ume. We are glad to note its con-
tinued prosperous career and wish il
long life and uninterrupted success.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

RA!LRoaD RECoNsIHCCTIoN. - The
Elko Independent of December reports
az follows:
Messrs Towne. Corn ing ana Cooling
ton. OF the Central Pacific Road. arrived
here from points on the road east. by
special car aud engine, yesterday, and
after brief stay proceeded westward.
We learn that Wells will hereafter be the
terminus of the Humboldt Division in
stead of Tosno. as formerly, the company
having removed all its effects to the
former from the latter place. 4 round
house 10 accommodate an unusually
large number of engines, has just been
completed at Wells. which being at the
western entrance of the snow regions is
probably the cause of the consumated
change. This fact, too, explains the
necessity fer sn extraordinarily large
round house, rs surplus engines must be
kept ready for an emergency. The
present arrangement will add largely to
the business and importance of Wells as
a railroad town, at the expense of for
saken Toano. A slight change Of time,
affecting the freight trains alone. has
also just been made by the company.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

DErRAvITY is, we fear. only too
strongly seated in Virginia City. The
Enterprise makes the admission that
the records Of the Police Court show
that more women than men are arres-
ted in that city for disturbing the peace
and disorderlv conduct.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR con-
- structing ONE THOUSAND FEET OF
WATER FLCIE will be received at the Office
Of the County Clerk up to II II on TUESDAY
NEXT, 5th INSTANT.
Specifications and model Of construction may
be seen at the County Clerks Office.
The right of rejecting any and all bids is
reserved.
AMI Town Trustees.
Csrs.n, December /, 1870.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

Prof. Address, prestidigitateur ct
some fame. has been giving exhibitions
Of his skill st Austin to the satisfaction
OF the citizens Of that place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

When Edward 0illis took leave Of
his friends at Winnemucca and
started for his fifteen years Of prison
life, be wept "like a child"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

The Adeiphi Combination, an
amateur club. gave an amusing per-
Torrance at E!ko on Thanksgiving eve.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05

At = Parliamentary dinner given by
Bismarck at Berlin last Friday he is
quoted as saying that the vstion
Of peace ought not vet to be despaired
of, but if war ensues, which csrtaiply
seems probable, Russia and Turkey
will after time tire Of it, and then
Germany will be able 70 mediate with
better prospects of success than now.
Advice to Russia now would anger
tho Russian nation, which would be
worse than passing dispute With thst
Government. He hoped England
would not wage open war again st Rus
STA. but sort of unofficial warfare,
similar 10 Eussia's proceedings in Ser-
Wis. II Austria's existence is threat
ened Germany would support her,
thus unse.iishiy continuing TO act like
the lead in the frame work which
causes a puppst 20 stand upright.
Austria, moreover, possesses greater
vitality than most people think.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-05
NEW TO-DAY.
the BEAUTIFUL fRoSTED Or SATIN
SILVER FINISH

xNOR INTHIAN MONU3.EN TS
L-Ut.cioc 70 Marble or Granite for Ceua.ary