davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-24

CtncAnn-A very aevoro aqun passed nvrr this
section yesterday morning about 10 o'clock AZ
the wind shifted suddenly from the southeast Ia
The north, the vessels caught ontaide must have
gotten considerable Of shaking up. Thus far,
however, no accidents have bccn roposted.
Just previous TO the s1uall tho water
In tho river rose to m unprecedented
height, ncnr,y flooding the ba.ement* along tho
docks. ..The stoan fshng: boat Alhatro'n VIII bo
urcd hernaftcr a. an excursion boat every Sunday.
She was inspected yesterday, and posu,isson
granted to curry pn.sengcss; Tho steam barge
usual complement Of ytssels IL tow. She had not
occurred to her machinery, compelling her 10 so-
turn to this port fos repairs. Her bnEKes came 10
M anchor outside Shs wna fully repaired ycafer-
day morning, and tta1ics' on hcr tai'; The prop
tho docks CT tho Chicago llry:Dock Company. :.
The tcl,r D.. Il flolt came in contact with somo
vessel nenr State street bridge and lost her flying
jib... Tho scht Elizabeth Jones was towcl 10 tho
Fulton Elevator last evening to taku on cargo 81
grnIu for Nufaio -. The ntcan canalbOnL 1fnatll
1lade her trial trip yesterlay. Wnlir ont.sdo QUO
Of her pumps gave out. mud sho bud to bo toured
bnck for rGpntT8,
, 1876-06-24

k1w Yon1. June H.-Tho pAcksEa stnae IN COTTON
Qoods wes stt low Kralcs Ut beachcd shti!nRs wcTn
In vood e,nand Light fancy and ahlrfnE rrlnts wcFo
In moderate rruucAt, md ing prlnts wnru active
tIprhsma and lress Kooda wcre quiet. Heavy fancy
ca.sncres o<cscoaingt anu worftHd coatnss uSrr IN
sf,ady tcmanl, Foreign Eooda vero ouI"t. Field.
Morris, Fcnner Co. will Tuesday Tho nth rat,,
hrll al aucou hy order af tue ltecttyer tho enire
ttqrk o! dry Goods Of Cochran. Mclean co.. valued
III 81. .CkO, NN
, 1876-06-24

as: III e. ysnr. ss. 2s stosS Mpsx 4 iysrr"
l'1!'s s. Il! S:'' III: tt'
( SsS' s = MI: sSs.
S:.s & Siss;;'s. s;S ss;s S;oss'' ss7a4S
E! &; :;s s}
u III n.ner MtchE"no ,o, $,%. H. n" ~sxss: NY
st!s oass %f''s5; ss ci$sS' s
Ssssf% %s:sf Gss9 !" ~
sis sS sS; s;f IL; sf
sss' ss! sta's; ss' :ss% %!ss. x!s IA ". sssiss, ~
Groctrtts-c"isa qnIcs and unchanged Sugar !niet !
sS,; III sssS.nxs MS'''s'
s'ITsitr as assssss sa, 'sansd 1906
FSis<a S:;s S ;S'iS' y & 4 s.ss: !i'?s;
$%stnffn; $gtr'.f .1nHeSWaesSa;sGss1 We.erS, ss11iss ".
IT, s .;,5
1Msts-Unchanesd; ,.,,, =, ,,,,,
rn.tanzlrs1n,a s1ln. .,oo.,...,v ,,,,,,,
hieasF e.'1s 9ess
s5.akAa. 35s ssnte. IT, oh!o' and lna'aha' so""S'39'
w f9a"Ws dull we.set red sees,
s Sofnlalle. SS,sss5'9;a s:si;'sa r!,s aat;4
si{;s3s {fssiJaWs:,;4s ;aSss; af's Ssd At 81.
,''..esn' oa s.oa b., 'e''s' safa, aoosp
81 EE.a,s1a : es,s.
i: rs. 1, York Sat-. ,.as, sxa,os
w,sterS nns. SSStHc. s 5t.' ~
easln as. III and
islr psse;v sssdg; :nSp}z @ szo1n! ap;s
insa, s. s"s sssx rs m oss
si; t % %s sssfss PsSa' sne
's's' as*'' NJ ss% md u,
NEw ohhEAMs. jung ,,aI Is. Il 4ss4' 'So,
XXX II; his a1as1 F.1f s5 So nsqRst s iu; white,
'o r e;t' ais H. sn s'%s s
25Mg ag-pu s"" a'nln''' pt'"'' ''''1''sS~' s''',e
all nd anshaused; iobsns !efes. keE SIS q
Hulk meats KDt! aefn9u A. III rIiee1 shncn III
ers .s eiesr fib i1Nc;- clco!. i2c !iaus-Sugar
cured small tn Icfnant NJ isc. others ,1tel4e'
htsSy-Q9!st ana weAK @ ,anS! e.; lila carsoes 1sxa
lsHc sugar In eood asnata y fnll p5icss ta!1 p
fully far satfsysc: ainaaos I,'t H1Mt.c mE
1sa"-p"i' 'eAa'nI Inti;ss
Or, Lor,e, juno u. -Cbfton-Qutet ead unchanged.
| Fyotir-Isn aud ,lnchAngrd ,.,..
ratn-Yhcat higher for NJ reg Ely Mtntef laS h III
pn",. ottrr MalI,jes Gui No red winter, 81. SIN
ssxrd: Ill 4s bd eaal1: salcs ut ll juno; No. do
s0o n*kca; ~ bid Corn !nhGtFe W. III in
mixed ~ tf1s snsnt s t'2aE =. ssn HarcyNMt
ssi.. r. '''so -'N Nv.
Eh<kr-Nnrn % Mnskeks M91la oInE s;<atn ~
Lst1 nonlgs,J fen&sa sa sn upsiaagsd souidsis u
: Gst5Sc; citar r6, llflGsl llstc ceaF tHa1
Eteips-F!oIr 7oo bs!s whSfs. g e,.y W n6u
}; e''o"o u"' '"''' "0 cIHrtxSsri -.
~ IL %
r. li5t:.
y T,rnfn-SThcnk fllr and flrtn{ Bf- pOba. IT. Corn u
= nctiyo, 47p4sc Oats steady and hf1ai aAs9oc ny
Protsfotsrork noulnnY nnchangGA; H. 9; ~
!; ink meats falr hrm; 7s4d7c; ntS1o}tc; Jpn
= lujfc. UnCO1 nftl M A61ei 4"
, 1876-06-24

0USThcTo was 1ecFenae n W. nr.
strength thnn II earlier tn tic week. lhnte
VIA strung ocnl and Eastern demand and rhdlnE ~
hrIek Is, 15ia D5 for CoMon to choice Rta1es LIZ
mnjar portion changing ownors at - @kt5 w. !ss1ns @
tul nt S. 4aj. o. md tnw o1tFn 9t sSO ~ .n
aaIYnuce pycr Thu9tInYs priced Of log pcF 100 hs.
, 1876-06-24

l |
,,,,1,. a, rnr
trh, ri,s r,uus rrrn S;1 ZOO. 600.
rim ,,t,t,r rnnyry sAy1Nos nAEK.
", b,vr ,te,vch lie following Inquiry:
~ tae hdunr NJ 7Ar Trihnne.
CnAnn lnnr 2s. Is ths Eo2k G9nn;y sssnE n n tho
rnnK !h!o @ sttri ne unIy tirty, but sixty,
oyt wiihoNt gcttl.E cent. Wc fcnr tfls wos, fgsa
Ei!e clenr sx =, nn'ts " Eruti1ons.
u,h I.r,r t,ounfy Savings Hank wns placed BY 3ta
,,s.r,,r. i, lin hand. Of an Assieucc two months |
.., II. ss.cn nj lint time conrfatel Of sle5, 600
.r,,,,,on,~ no,ea whtc, have been In litigation
,. ~ .,n,, az nm Judgment On which ~nuthlng
H.. ~, l,.cn colcctrb. and $40 COO which ought to
"' . l., ~, ,rnaI, .ioc;. Al the lime OF corng,
". h,nt ,,yrd drnusitors nl,ont $780, 001t and The
;,,c.nr. ~, ,hout f',0 io, which they hn, advanced
H., .,,nS tram ,fnc Ia lime to meet itH ncccHs!.
~. r.. ,shr,, Inv lud certificates vf deposit,
,nt In, hr,, VI, recctyca trtn tic liquidation
~ ,n h,,k nrI ,vhcu there will be, nnl,,Ay |
,nw. i,f ii. k,n0 200 nominal stock, only nGoMt
t,- nm hns hcru ,,a IN, and the baanco was In
I'm h,r,, uf man wbo hnye financially gone whcro
,hc ,yon,lb,nc twinctl,, Tir Cuuk County snEingn
l,auk wn. organtzcd Under special rhaftet' "h'cn
,n,v. ,u,iyual 4cposf,ors after nil tho assuts of
mo hank have been exhausted, 10 havc recourse
mum Individual ntuckholtlcrs far nn amount equal
II, toc,r .tock The way tho many savings balskH
hnyc bcru run In Chicago Ia something Ike this;
tic Incorporation is fraud, very lille "anet ne
luz nut In except by t.e dcposItors. The majority
d tic .t"ekholder' do nat rnt In n. m money , thy
s's by sGps'su sy sss ss
"1,tns u uney ' maSs rrot. enough 10 pny for
sI' .."ek and nay the thcy
.p u"s rom der te son'ns wreck which which ,nsy @
sse fall np"a The n, Te s,, rssps cs. To
t eias d ssSsy nss s,s s,s gss.ss :" ss
,,a)r to- cover cnses WHARF men nssume the cloak
ot pretended Incorporation Hs means of swim
, 1876-06-24

anchor OUTSIDE. Sllt WhA IHlly TGPAlTct ychtGF-
dny morning, and tta.icl on her trp; The prop
Cnyahoga IL undergoing sandry repara Mt onc Of
H. docks q tho GHess%
vessel mar State street bridge and lost her flying
Jib... Tho scht Elizabeth Jones was lowed to tho
Fulton Elevator last evening 10 taku cargo Of
inade her trial trlp yeelerlay. Whli. ont.do,
Of her punrps gave out. mud sho bud to DO tomcd
back for repairs.
LAKE ERIE.
Sp<ctdi Dfspasch II Ihs Tribune,
Entx, Pa, jane e23.-Derastcd for Chicago. prop
Iaekct and bark Esustus Corning.
PORT HURON.
specto, Dspaseh 10 The Tribune.
Ponr HunoN, Mich, June a. ~~DowN-Psops
Il. c. Schnoor, 1inyana and baEgcs, Tioga and
bargcs: tug Vulcan and raft.
Ur-Propa Stasucca, Annio l.. Crutg, Gordon
Campbell, N. X. Falrbank; echra ltusvcst Queen,
ltasca Now Dominion, Oliver Mowat, John nso.
den, James G. King.
Wtsp-southwest. gentfa; weather wet.
The scht George ". Adams wns still aground n
the mouth Of the cut late last night With two tugs
working tS Spss.a ssasasa 5tssacA sss to 7e Tribune
aaa eunso1
0nionagon and basyss, Kstchqn and con'pst' A.
s 1,ss hs ,na. IL AHwsa ssa.a Vss
! Woodrnfi. Delaware, Pa1ona, 0eorgs sherman,
aas. Mssas ssa M sais i ssn
tsserse II. caae, nschaplc. RiasaFa, nontaak.
GGr ur-Psops Kowonav. Montana. Manitoba. jon
ness and ba.gcs; schr =. IL. klmbalt
| WINn-9outh, gentle; weather hne.
| 6cAs Guorgo ". Adams Was relcaeed to'uoy BY
the tug Torrcnt.
MARQUETTE.
| Spscto4 Dspatch to 1ae Tribune.
| MA1ouErrE Mich, june 3.-AnE,vEp-seht
King Sisters.
CsrAHsp-Prop 3, Chamberlain; achr John
Martin. -....
PASSED ur-stmss Pacific yesterday, st. Paul.
Dowx-Stur 81. Louis.
TIE CANAL.
DR1pozron7, June 23,-AnniYEeFrop Nom
tauk, Lockpo.t, ], 700 btls hour; Cuyuga, Lock-
| port Z, 900 bn oato.
CLEAnrn-Phocnix, Lockport, 2 N lumber, 100
| N shingles, 1, 900 posts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
. HERa AND TuEnE.-The tug kltsio Bmoko Of
ManItowoc, has gone TO tho hlahltohh 10
tow the dtsmantlcL schr c. c. Barnea
to Milwaukee, whcro she 10 cont'gncd..
Two now lighthouses at Wellcr's Bay, on Tic
north shore Of Lake Ontaeio, will soon be ready
for service -. .Thu rsvenus cutter Andy johnron,
!. which has received thorough nvcshaulng at Mll.
!; saukue, went into commission Thursday. she II
!; In command Of Capt Prank Darr... This old light
= house towsr at the mouth Of Saginaw River hst
iscn pulled down to give way to mo1e substan
!, tnl structure. In the meantime Temporary liga
eesn 1.s ~ tssss eana
aud Iled with yates The extent Of tho sI damag
b. na IL GSsago tai
= Ell gg1th 1a' cs,go Of wheat... Duluth 9rbun
1t spesks of situation in tnst 7,sin1ty t,I1aty
e. rp' III. 'rssn at 's''i H. hona s;
iako, but Il has !ooasMed up a,ni satslsRs Ma.
sssI @ aEs saa sft
, 1876-06-24
COTTON.

Nsw ouLzAaB, June 23.-cotton-pthand hRht'
holdc1s arm, sacs lioo bsoa' quotations unclnnsedi
receipts net, 82o; Krosa, 7sa, exports. r.cF' A!i
rroa III, exports to Nsyfc, - o4As 70 How York.
LOOT. -,
GALVESTON, Jaue a3.-cotton quiet md easy; mid
ding. ike; stock. 7,1s4 bsloa. weekly not Foee'iaa
BlY; exports eoastwiks, loo: salts, otA.
CnantnuroN Juuo 13.-cutou qnlctt mlddlliE4s,
11Xo, stock. 6,Dsl ba,cst weekly net receipts +4oi
exports coastwlse. 773.
MonlLk, Jnnn 2l.-Cotton hruai m1da'lnEA 1891
nrk r 2po bnlea, weeR!y net receipts SIS, exporta
10 G,cat Britain, 3aG2 coAItwae, osss sAltt, io
sAyAxxAm, Junu 2s.-Cotton quiet; lnidd!lngss lIo'
stock. 110 bales.
, 1876-06-24

C6{f INF41TDT J'ONQI4'N
OiLS-No prica.el!anxrs. we're noted caTno9 W.
agnIn ybrY ifil md tnstca tlrpcnhr. nnd Atl were
UIsu rlA it full prices. WG gu1tH: EatlNtl, lb uGa
test t3s{Gti4u do. l1tno!a LEGAL test ~! ttE la9tA
like; cstra a!d 81, oet M ssc No Il 7sS: linssca
snnFr ii lIASI is; ueatatons a strictly pure, g. iui
Ill s1ita plc; d. No. i, tSA; bhnk OIL &c; strals !si
:isalo.sc IL gravity. i3}4usl4l4s; West vir9nlans.
ntttirai ~ lcF', :.44t3act natural ~ deH. 17Ijcs
rcdScri, 4 IsK'. 30sa5c.
Ti,tIIVlsI-Was In moderate supply: hnl gnlEt At
H@iyHt1 II fur old cCktnR, 81 ot&4l 70 fur kpfuEs,
9ccrT1InE 10 a1c, and turkeys wCt. salahle at tuc
, 1876-06-24

IInyrn. lumber: rchr Mnesvn. Mnskcgon, iurnhtrs
4chr l.onkont. Nrnni 1inyrh. piles; acht Fish
or, anrkevun, wnnd rchr Tom l'n,nc. Mnakegnn,
wonh tchr Gull, l.udEngton, III mhcr; brig ramico,
nilafAln t0n1.
GLE,nasrEs-l'top TrucsdrA. Bcnton uatlsor,
snndr!cs. prop hirssrn.sr. Itehtnn llarbor, Ht,n-
rlcs rtnf :,tnlmyEat1, MnnttwDc. anntltirA; rCIIt
G. Il. Minis, Nnfaio, 81, 0fNl hi wheat; acrr Chr.
linRtortl, n1alo, no. mo ta corn: atms AlPrnn,
iirnn n. 00;' bn cnr1,. d 4ao rls ltonr, 700 bfla
c1tn.rnral. md annlres; prop stenomInce, 0Ieo1
I.ey, 80 brls pork. 70 hr,r Vegetables; schr Tr-
Tnwsl. Montreal. 100 hrls pork Oswego, I u Lna
hislcs-nsdcn'hnrg, $40 i'rls ntr and sdmislesl s
naats, TO brls pork, md raIMrlesi prop Amb!a,
lsuiIAln, 5l. mi hH corn; tcllr A. j. M0wry, Lin.
coin, 10 brla bccf, 20u lbs butter.
, 1876-06-24

CnrcAno.-frclghts were dull and cnsy. Ths
ofIctingo weso small. md there was littlo inquiry
for eaiI vessels. Corn rates 10 buffalo wGro nomt.
nni at 2GD2Ac Tho prop Java Was reported fo1
part cargo wheat through, and tho nchr Favorlte
for oats to 1juflalo at Ike, Tho Alanka and q.
Campbell take eornto Eric. cnpaclty about ", ovo
hu wheat 10, QUO b, CORN anil g, QUO hn ralr. a,
morning. The following were icrnrtctt yesterday
aftcrnoon by Cant, aenrEe ", Bone: scl,r once1,-
ilastzet and Lively. coal 10 Toledo, Mt PIC rnr
ton; Capt, + Cas,linell reports the act1r Ilnth.
\ Ilnrnot report tho tchr IT, J.. baldwin, conl to
Chicago. at 400 pcs ton, tclr Lizzie A. Law takea
cual to Chicago On ow1lcts account.
MILWAUKEE, Iune 4e 4e.-Thorc did not nlpenr Ia
lie uny demand for graln vessels to-day for lualn,
wheat One Of two vcrsclb werc wanted for Gam
dim porta, Int no rates were GIycn Carrlcra ass
holding back fnr " GoaAc to kEngrton.
DErisu,r, Mich, June, 2l.-Freight. ran,asn
very quiet. and little "a doing. ltato. IN wheat:
TO OtwcHo, 4Nc; 10 Buffalo, 2Ac; to Cleveland,
1xc, free OF elevation.
, 1876-06-24
LUMBER.

f&mo parties have hreu Figuring On 'horiaEo IN the
supply Of lumber u compared with ts stuck VI last
srasu aud II predicted that II tho srain cFu sasR
uut we'll mil the full trade II goo. theFo VIII le
condcrable adyancu In thS r!ca Ut oil grades VI l"n
bct The 1vcelps this port s1a rather '1It now a.
thry usaiIy are In ths susnIuF !hoths; Ana ~ t'e
rEtcrs A,s unreNlnrrattse sot'e manufacturers afe
prbably cus,AllnX lhcIr shipments IN expectation ot
turn upward In .l,s autuHh Il Is thuught by many
TINT nfeea sre now at tu bosto ARd soua yard men
scun 10 ula this view thpy appear uo1u ready 10
tsku pIecu stun at tbs ruling nGuIel; but the market
h.s scarcely been .cstpd lAtuy. - Tho HcolnK hca
fur two or ilrca weeks past hAre a beea broken Up.
~ thai lhu Offering. u ny k!o dSy nsxe nssh Msax1
frit to case s.ro!K nafkrt II Asht adyshcs fFaln
tle prices ot lAs4 uunth, , :. ,,.L..,r ~, .a,u
tiatc4 before, Tie bse! l1Fa 4 nnt.eaon ana NAH
Il i, nus.blc l,h. i addition " the <nut ~ r a..
ready taken TOR 3Aa purpoas, other coatfacta ot
nt compared with Iast yeoI'a stotk the slosaEa at
Nusktsi Il ruporled At III - GIa41 lt1Nsf.
tJ,t.sttIS II: ii NnuAtuc, 4nh4huD III snt q aa.
inxtou and Whito Lake. Is, ,00,uoo IL l"1alt les.
phr Snless,r market MAJ EgAia quiet. oulnG to the
ANAL ufrrtn1A Five t1 C4rH1tt were auu eaIH NJ
rHr.nt bricrr JuIsta anIi scAAE @tEt urn ~ " M
81 10 4ua inch lumber d ~ 0oa 70 1T s1l!llhon aI
SID i'll ii VI ,or fair cl1Co hhuxltA WI1u 9aEt
$1Uts32 Is, aud tkncy brands Wrfs anotaa Ut ~ soa
| 23s IAlt rtnlatn vi $l.la ,,,,rs, ,..s., -
, 1876-06-24

Epeeto1 DtspatcA to 1ae 1ttauns.
MAgQuErrE, Mich, june 2l.-AnE,vEn-Seh'
King Sisters.
CLEAREb-prop 3. Chamberlain; dcht John
Martin. ...
PASSED ur-stmrs Pacfc yesterday, 81. Paul.
DowN-Stmr 81. Lou{s.
, 1876-06-24
LAKE ERIE.

LAKE ERIE,
Sp<ctdi Dtspasch II Ins 7rtburs,
Entx, Pa, June 2s-Derastcdfo for Chicago. prop
Uaekct and bark Etustus Corning.
, 1876-06-24
THE CANAL.


DRIposron7, June 23.-AnnsyEp-Frop Mon
tauk, Lockport, !, 800 br!s hour; Cuyuga, Lock
port. 7, 600 hn oats - -.
CLkARED-Phocnix, Lockport N lum1ct' ~
m shingles, l, 500 posts.
, 1876-06-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE AND TlSADE.
Thu Loan Market Dull. and Borrowors
Scarce.
Neu York Exchange Par.''Tio Clear
ings 50, 200, 0o0.
THE produce Markets Quiet and
Firn1cr.
Wheat Strengthened by crop
AdVices.


rhcrc we're no events Of interest in The loan mar
tct T,nusac,lons arn light In every department,
and good loan. arc 20 scarce Tint the bankers sooK
with hardly disguised envy tie enserPrlsng ne
cot,a.,on which secured ono bank 'oa" OF *Hl,
ot>o to The city nj per cont The sHpply OF me.'
canttlc ard mi.cclnneuus paper ia entirely 'h1u',
ncIcnt Ia inert tho demand from tho oal'Re anu
capitalists who have money 70 put ,a'o "o.ss'
fytv cu,lrtons arc hn,.] hut there Ia little cum
nloirt on lint hcore from, the country.
Itntcs pf discount nro Ha III per ccnl al thd oanRs
10 regular customers, To good outside BORROWERS
hrticr mica arc tnntc.
In tly street, tho ramc pfct1losa Of funas anu
rcatcy Ut desirable borfowcrs prevail tint inatk
,hc situation uinoNG tho bhnks. tates ase oaI -
per rent. ,,.,,,.,r
banks al rnr.
Thc cirarlnK4 wcra 81, ZOO. 600. .
4 1thidR 1AEK.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30
White Pine Items.
From The News Of the a7th.

... from iflt News ni the -iitsI
Chioriding is obtaining great
popularity in White Pine district.
Last winter. when the Eberhardt and
Aurora Company closed down for the
season, some seventy men were
thrown out of employ aud not
wishing to leave the district, some at
them concluded TO commence work
in n few of the many mines lying
idle on Treasure Hill. The follow
ing shows how two Of the ch.oriding
parties have been paid for their FIVE
months work: Messrs. Dali L
Green. who clorided in the open cut
OF the old Earl, mine, have forty tons
of ore, ready 70 be milled. that will
pay them over 800 per ton. Messrs,
Conover & Moorc, also ehloriders,
have about fifty tons ont that will
yield them over Sieo per ton.
Work at Major Hen-y's tunnel is
progressing rapidly. Thoy nave been
making about five feet of tunnel per
day, This week an additional shift
has been put on.
Sheriff Raum on Tuesday last sold
the Mobile Equality mine, on &C
count of mechanic 5. lien If only
$3.50 So. Messrs, Russell & Ca,ains
were The purchasers.
The Stafford Company on Treas
ure Hill have commenced hauling
500 tons of ore to the Eberhartit and
Aurora Camrnny's mill, where twill
lie crushed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30

New YORK, May sa.-The Times
says: The opinion in political cir
cics concerning Mr.. Blaines remark
able letter on the subject Of the sale
Of northern Pacific stock, turns not
~ much on the effect it lie likely to
have upon his nomination, as on the
effect II may have on his election il
nominated. This is certainly an i'm
por,ant point Whether we like il
or not, we cannot shut our ewes Ia
the fact that Gus csnslidate this gear
must be . peculiar character ~ COM
mand the full party vote. A consid-
cradle part of the vote win DO with
held from any candidate open TO sus-
picion or connected directly or indi-
rectly with subsidies"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30

A xkS under the influence Of
great agitation. produced doubtless
by . too sudden accession Of weslth,
rushed into The Tribune ofRcc this
morning and wildly demanded two
quarters for a half. We here take
occasion tn remind thess who may be
disposed to make similar applications
In future that this is not the Bank OF
California.-tThe Carson Tribune.
And STUD q San Francisco paper
was wild enough to charge that the
editor of The Tribune lost $3.50
while in tina. city recently. Some
pspers seSI to IKE Inconsistency,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30
Commercial.

New YnRK. May 2a-Thc an
nnuneemcnt Was made yesterday on
the Prniace Exchange that GO yes.
sells have been chartered to tskc car
goes of grain 70 Europe in view of
the approaching war and an advance
in freights is looked for in conses
lQuence. te&
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30
The Finale

In another part Of this issue We
print the report OF the United States
grand jury that convened in Carson
yesterday. The charge that hrs been
made against. Mr.. Kenyon and one Of
the Carson mint employees by =
couple Of charactrrlcss newspapers,
for tho sole purpose sof creating a
sensation OF fer something verse. was
investigated. The leading witness
and the man FIRST ~ make the charge,
HI. Norton, although subp9nacd
six days in advance Of the time for
his appearance, and although he eSr
ulnngly exhibited the sabprna to .
number Of people, with the rcnark
that the same would insure Mr.. Ken
yon's incarceration ut the State
prism--after all this he WAS not
present to testify. The jury exam
ined every other witness available,
and probed the testimony ~ the
bottom. They came to the conclu-
sion that there were no grounds fo-
the charge. 1t was desirable that
Norton, the chief prosecutor tas he
called himself, should be heard. No
one regrets more than Mr.. Kenyon
and his attorneys that he >~as not;
for it might appear to some that he
was influenced out of the way nur-
posely. These are scaly times,
in which Investigations, from
the officers Of a local mining com
psny to the doings Of a foFeign min
lister, are all the 90, and when peo-
pie may reasonably be expected to
know how such things should be
conducted A fine art, Therefore
it may again be charged by fippant
prints and by those who have all
along appeared oh'rusively pTomi-
nent in this attempt at matchmaking.
that there was some mysterious
crookcdness attending the examina-
ton, The grand jury recommended.
BY request Of defendants counsel,
that proceedings issue against the
defsulting witness for contempt. In
case be be overhauled ana borught to
answer, he may be induced to tell
what he knows. Otherwise the peo-
pie will have 10 get along in some
way without that bi. of information,
Meanwhile we hope thers may be no
random speculation as to what that
might be. 1t would seem sufficient
to SAY tina, the mint authorities feel
fully indicated by the grand jury's
inquiry into the scandal. The most
an accused party can be expected 70
do is to present his case as well as he
can, and trust to the prosecution IL
DO tho same with theirs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30
LATEST DISPATCHES.
rSpecsal to the Daily tstow Cbsnty
Ts~Ss.l Nj A


SAN rRAscrsco Nay D.sdags
Sawyer, Of the L. S. Circuit Court,
rendered decision thiss forenoon in
the case % irccn vs.. Mcguire, the
plaintiff being colorcd man who
was refused admission by Mag,iirc
into his theatre some months ago
and brought suit under the Civil
Rights Act in consequence. The de-
eisim was oral, and m IL Judge Saw
yer declared that that portion of the
Act Of Congress providing. flat any
manager Of theatre or similar in-
stitution shall he guilty of nisde-
meanor who should refuse admission
to any colored person, as uncon-
stitutional and void. The Judge
quoted and read at some length
the Supreme CoFtraliags in similar
cases in which the opinion expressed
conceded with his own. Assistant
District Attorney Van Dlizer, for the
defense, gave notice of the appeal Of
the case.
sham Battle Proposed.
Admiral Rogers has placed his
flagship at the disposal of the Gen.
tennial Committee for a sham bsttie
on tho. Sd of July, and viii probably
also assign the Portsmouth to par
ticipate in the cannonading. The
training ship"J JAMESTOWN" Will prob
ably augment the fleet.
A Wonderful Malfsrmation.
A child was born few weeks
since in the valley back of the Mis-
sion whose head was an exact coun-
tcrpart of that of an OK, The child
died on the third day after it's birth.
1t survived its mother nearly two
days, however, for when she was
shown her offspring she was SO
shocked that she was seized with
commissions, which terminated fatally
in few hours afterwanl.
Arrival Of Immigrants.
Steamer Cyclic, from China and
Japan, arrived to-day, bringing sol
chinese in the steeragc. Is.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30

IL our telegraphic r,;amn We
print a dispatch from New FORK stat
ing that a Grand Council was held
in Philadelphia recently in which
twenty -one states we're represented,
and that National convention viii
be held at the same place on the 10Th
of July, To take seton upon namiaa-
tons for President and Vice Presi-
dent. What the specific objects ~
the convention are. or upon what
points the members differ from the
old established parties, We are Jeff 10
guess, except that tl,ey flavor the
ruling of the people by americans,
and the reading of Inc Bible in the
public schools, with al, compromise
An address to tina, effect is TO he
issued to the people. THIS allusion
to Americans and the Bible two OF
the nohlest Institutions in tho world,
We may be pardoned for SAYING
leads to the belief that these Ameri-
can leaguers are Cresents. This is
. tune for new movements in the
political field, and this is the latest
one, as . NA4KEt 81 y
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30

New YORK. May 29-The receiv-
err, in winding up shsivs o. Hove 4
Macy, discovered that through a
blsnder Of clerk who entered de-
post on tho books . 80, eco when
ID should have been $4,000, f. T..
Bell, . lswyer af Ioukers, obtsipesi
or, o0V sod .dsoasnpsd - Calsrsio.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-30
What s.The World" says.

A Worlds Washington special
says: .Mr. Conkling's friends arc
secretly rejoicing over the latsschar-
ges against Blaine. They are comb
dent he will not be able to satisfac-
torily explain away all tir-e chstgr,
md il is believed that Oonk hing !
ueninatioa is secured ra -