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EpkclaI WiDQsCA 70 3h5 9F46HH&
Hr, PAUL, M[ull., Nov. LII. Lielstctn, OF
ti.is y!ty, w;ent fur Leopold, kuh d. Co, u
your ety, IL ,,lssing u'ier circumstances wl'lc.
lead his fa,aEly IL believe lr llas committed
sutel.lu. liz weut u few days asu to Wlnona,
starting from there rs II tu return l,oinu last
Might. Iut WAS missed from thu train near ln1rH-
liz, Thv sa.lIo trsin brought utter to fls sou
saying hu would not return allyc. 1t ,as st!!eo
bCen 4secrtuilcu that he left tl!r train Vt l!el
Wing, aud theru took Il tcatu for llulso,I, W.,
letter to |S sutl l!xca tv-iuy ~ tho date ot hls
death. The effects II i late seGEcfs and
monetary cnbarlussIncllts aTu believed to ae.
count for Ills conduct. liz leayrs Wite anu
seven children,
, 1876-11-02

Clsc1ssAri, o., Nov. 1.-The Enquirtr'a
Springfield, u, special says twu lasge buildings
o! the Malui Powder Mills, located iolr1rcs,
Miles west Ut that city, blew up with tsrrIfe vic.
irncc about J o'c1ocl: this AFTERNOON. Michael
Dcncayc was blown to atoms, n.ld several per
so,,s severely injured. .rhc cuncusEto' WAS SO
great that Windows were broken miles distant.
AAtinh Cullesc, ut Yclluw Springs, was con.
Hjlcsub!y la,nagcll, and the sh0cls WIS felt with
great furye u Springfield, luuton, nsMl other
ponts. The damage Is estmated VI SIS, ,000.
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LoNnoH, Nov. ia Reuter- dispatch from
Rome says: "CartEnal Antonclli s>langcrous-
y III. Members Of the diplomatic boly went to
tho Vatican yesterday to inquire Us to Ills cond-
t[0tl."
A dispatch from Rome to tho Ualv Ne1cs says:
u tCartlinai Antunctlts dying. His holiness tho
Pope, OH sunlay, ordered ntonsutatIono Of phy-
scians, who declared the Cardinals cnee hope
lcss. Ills rclAtivcs wcrg summoned To Ills bCtl-
sldc, a.ll1 found lin unconscious"
, 1876-11-02
SEIZED For ANN ELIZA.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. -Four carriages,
three wagons, onc pair Of mules, one spa, Of
horses, one harness. three COWS, property Of
Brigham Young, were Gosl totlnY ut public auc-
tton by tic Commissioner to nay the award OF
the court fl the Ann Eliza case. They brought
Sl,1S. Further seizure of property will bo
ulat1r,
, 1876-11-02
LYNCiIED.

sT. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-The G|obe-Dt'noerafs
special from Kansas City says that reports have
reached there Of the ]y,'cng of two Horse
thieycB, named William Fulton nnd 1luudlcy,
IN Wyandotte, Kan, on 8untlay morning, By Il
Vjgtlnnt Committee. 1t Ia ulso stated that
three more Of tho bnnl lsaye been captured and
served iu tile sa1lIe way.
, 1876-11-02
CASUALTIES.
A Terrible Hurricane in the West
indies, Oct. t9 and 20.
All the Inhabitants Of q Small Island
Swept Away by tho Waves.
Extraordinary SnlTerlngs Of tho Crow Of
United States Steamer.
Fearful Explosion at q Powder Mill
Ncnr Springfield, o.

HURRICANE EXPERIENCE.
New foAK, Nov. la letter from Key West,
giving tho experiences of the United Slates
steamer Uss!ppcc In the storm Of tic 10Th and
20th Of October, taya: "'rhe men, In getting
about the decks to attend to their duties, were
thrown violently from their feet, mud blinded by
The salt spray, and werc Obliged to gn CROPPING
about a. II they were In total darkness. They
could only stick 10 their stations by the most
desperate struggling against the ilatchct, graf
int, doors, sicck.buckcts, and n,any other arsl-
clcs, that were being swept back and forth ACROSS
TIC decks by the rushing Of the water rs the Ship
RULED and tossed. Breathing WAS difficult, and
the air taken Into tho lungs was 70 ioasled with
ecasalts thut Il caused exclusive irritation, tro
aucing violent coughing anu vomiting.
cual.hcavers, who were not only deprived Of
ventilation, but obliged to tnhaie the knlt water
stcn produced by the sea rushing into the i'rc-
ROOM. It wis then thought advisable to en-
courage tic tncu by tic use Uf stliluAnts, The
surgeon found d sufficient quuntlty to give a'I
flA!s "tot" each, alitl sent It to tic cabin To
bc distributed. The effect Of tue storm uu thu
ans''a!s u, board was pecufiar., The cats dis:
were not kccn fur five .inys nLterward. The
ttog. Dauiel, n splendid pointer, owned by thu
Captain, exhibited the greatest dtcml at being
icy asonc. at'd % WV e. only ri maplTa'ed When some
Ot'S HN9 }lltluE 1llI51t 4HE IEHh Auu lu|hE4Sf
| Usually the tnust hungry and voraeious ansl
llarreIsone boasts un boarl, forgut their
hunger, and barely npcned their eyes when faod
WAS thrown lo them. Two birds. bobos, u
st,cciea Of Pelican, came on board while we were
lying ln tue vortex. They must hare been
drawn down while attempting lu ny over US.
The rusrot was the unly thing on board that
BceI,aed at all to enjoy tic surroundings"
| Tic storm commenced Oh the l0tt, aud lasted
| twenty-six hours, aml was intensely violent.
The seas made clean ewccbs urer the ycasel and
tho sailors suffered severely. She lost her furc
and maiti.top gailant-lnast, aud hitch rersouul
| property was destroyed.
The storm came up over Cuba, nnl passed
over Key West, leaving track uf tlesolatIon in
its rear. Much property WIS destroyed, and
several lives we're lost.
! The island Of kayu Sarga was flooded, and It's
entire population swept away. There were about
| 4o0 people theyc.
One vessel wss capsixcd In Kcy West tarbor,
| nnu afl hands drowned.
The storm t* pronounced the scyercst that has
yislted Key West sincc 1876.
, 1876-11-02

3fSt1Q9 774sl231t7
st. LorIs, Nnv. 1.-Wt!lian Kinury, au old
anti respected citizen ot IIowat.l County, was
killed Oh Tuesday night ut tAe residence ot ILLS
brother, Capt. Joe Kinney, the wel'-known
river-man. s!r. Kinney had been siek With
typiluid fever fur soIne time. but was able to b.
out Tuesday evening, About o'clock lie came
out upon the p!azza anl accidentally walked on.
He felt n1l1y twu or three feet, but struck lii
heh.. upon uuc of tho stcps and fractured his
skull. Thu unfortunate gentleman tied four
huurs afterwards.
, 1876-11-02
JAPAN.
POLITICAL, TROUBLES.

PUI.ITTE31I T1EUDH}.E94
: LONDON, Noy. 1.-'Tllu following telegram
hus becn received nj The Japanese Embassy III
this ity. sona portions Of the dispatch asc TIM
fntclftgiblc to the Embassyilscli but It nicatcs
That srrlo,ts disturbances ave occurred. Tic
Kumanottos1!sjokust Lamo,trcclass)revo'tcd on
tlIn night of Oct. =. killing many OIL
tialf. They were BOON sibluc1. The Imperial
troops also fought md ovcryn1nc tile Akitsouki
HbtsjDk,ts, ncur Kaks,1ra. f1unlrt,ls Rurren-
t1crcd. Tilu Ynnagutsi ahisIokus rose md cs-
eapctl. Orders wcru issued for their arrcst,
, 1876-11-02

DETROIT. Micll., Nov. 1.-Ttls afternoon two
boys playing III II dock quarrcicsI about some
lriftwood, wlcn Hourly pas'lca, aged years,
threw stone ut Peter l4azoa, aul Killed linn,
tho sto.e striking him III TIT heal.
, 1876-11-02


DAvESroRT, H., Nov. 1.-At Kcota, n station
on the Chicago, Rock island Il Pacific, thirty
miles west OF this city, yesterday afternoon, il
shocking accident took place. Three pcrsons
named J. NJ. Gilman and sIr. Vincent md Ills
wife were driving across the railroad truck in a
wagon In front Of coming train. Tho vehicle
was struck by tho locomotive and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent tnstuutly killed aud Gilman fatally
hurt.
Another death on the rail occurred in this city
this evening, Il bog nanicl Fritz rauiscn, l5
years Of ngg, wlu attempted to gct Oil d moving
train Was thrown under the wheels, which
crushed his head to Jelly.
Special Dikpatch to Tie Tribune
DASy1LLE. ILL.,, Nov. LA hoy about II years
old, 4 sun of Mr.. Jo*cph Mcclure, ot this city,
was run over to-lay by :.r on the Toledo d
attached to my one.
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INSURANCE CASE.

DEs MoiAzs, la., Nov. l.-lu The United
State. Circuit Court, IN the casu of Pollock ".
tho Gerlna,ia Insurance Cnutany, the usutf,u
Ipr 4 ucw tr!al WAS denied a,nt Judgment rri,
lefeI A;aiust the co.upany vi the Ssrliss VI lie
lusy,
, 1876-11-02


LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Daily Netcs says: ave
understand that Gladstone will contribute to
IMrmr's Nonthty fur December paper explains
ing his attitude toward the United States during
Tho Civil War"
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Spfc1aI UfIp1tth 70 7ht TftaHnt.
FT. WArNE, 1nd. Nov. 1.--i.;rst evening
child Of Samuel Albright, Of Picscctdn, Ind,
aged ycars, accidentally fell intpa pail Of boil
luz water. After several hours Of inacnso sur
fering 1t was relieved Ly death.
, 1876-11-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA serious accident
occurred to the lsatla'o express guIng north on
tllc Northern Pennsylvania Rallroad lust night,
caused l'y thu breaking Of an axle ot our ot thu
cars. Three hlecpcrh and 4. ono passenger car
were throwu from the track, asll thu brakeman
md purter killed, ana several uthers injured.
The wounded arc heiug cared fur by j relief
truin With surgeons sent frou Bethlehem.
, 1876-11-02

THREE FISHERMEN DROWNED.
t'LoucrsrEM, Mass., Nov. 1.-The fshtns
achooncr F, A. Smith reports the loss Of three
of the rrew In the guile ol Oct. III.
, 1876-11-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Etl1.con! Still Another Kcn,nrIeablc Cure.
CfXclSSArt. Oct. ~. iS7tI.-About ten ycass
ago waa attacked by livery rrfcrc ea.e OF tttanan
utiuu OF thu Eyes caused by rp.t}in:, y saslr.ht,
had ono Of tue naott skillf pysicians ut the city,
hut grew rapidly wurse Until Hnas'lu to tcar tho
slightest Hight, ind suffering the most Intense pain.
For nearly n week slept scarcely At MI. ana ut
tsobnbiy gone One ryrnlny friend came In and
brought . boit(c Of EurEnS+ which hc applied 10
my head unI eyes. ucforc u half hput wn8
aslcrp md slept for twelve hour, with only QUO
waking. and ttIcn DMly long enough 20 renew TIC
application, III thrct days waA able to 20 into
the country. aud have nfrsr been frontfeu s;srt,
though previous to that hail had several attacks.
like n,anucs. WILLIAM PoHTER-
LocustBtrect, Walnut Hills.
Mr. +. II. Spcnr and Mr. E. 4. Driver. OF No.
liz tusallr htzect, chieago. can verify thu aooso
statement. ". r.
Il Word to Mothers,
Yon vii! aud Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup an
Invaluable fr,und. 1t cures tyscntcry and dur
rra regulator the stomach and bowels, wiad
gives tune and energy to tho wIlolc systcu. IN al
lnust every instance where tho lnfnns Is Suffering
from palm and exhaustion relief will bu found In Is
or 70 tntnntch after tue Soothing Syrup has becA
! administered. po not full to prucur9 1t.
There arc Thousands Ut people In Chicago
with shattered nerves aud debitiate1
l.nlands Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron Is suscr-
cisu restorative. Dcpot. Gu Clask.sL
Far Co.tIvcncss. Dysrcpsin. aud for q poor
appetite use Stephens Indian Vegetable Dlttcfs.
For satc by Van Schaack, Stevenson : Held.
I
, 1876-11-02
,.,o,,nt of the. Capture Of
Djunis by the Turkish
Troops.
The Servian Army Sadly
Demoralized and Dis
organized.
antoneI[i Reported to Be Lying at
' tho Point Of Death.
Revolutionary Manifestations 1noreas-
iug in tho Basque Provinces.
TIE EAST.


r,,1 1zAer
lltn .,,,a,.n.r. aoxn- 49,
s''L. ,,,.,S.".,,tnn,,,o uSan ,,r,css ~ n.
Paris NOV. .," an,,,s.,s, 10 ~ ,ct m
ia5s date stare t''at vi. 49, o,v IT,"
lIsntd, li!e n"sssa" "'
l1eEed 10 tae ioste ...a. seas..a.,'
oI,'a....'s..,,. ionoo".%". po,aa.,.ao
The Aohtenesl''s ~ 1'sa ,,asa..s,a,s t,,n Al.
The AonteneEf'u ..A' p.u 49,"
b,nta by way Of Mcuuf't eutt'hE eol"1luuleA-
tIoBs betHee" wv
nof'a" ~" M, ~ -, <,......
LospoS' so'' t.,,a,,.f,,r s"r" .,.a,,,,,,.,,t,r.
1--WE believe that the statement tl'at tue ar,e-
t!eeTas Signed yestcfaay u w laeollesl' IHs
Russian ulti'"atule seet'lo " nave 'n.e'lup,ee
the arrangements o' s'o ,,' pout -. suu'p.suon
#heu1t aEnsea' ~ I'LL p'ooapn''s s''' ''e""-
Ia;ct oulY delayesl.'' ..--.,
ENGLISH cAnisEI COUNCIL
lospos, NOV. L-lho Capl''ct eouns'i l'as
becn summohca lof sa'usaay hc1'' 'nc I'LL
int.
AccEiTEn' 49,.
dispatch from he'Eradc announces 'fat
ti21amatlc officials there state that tho foste
las ssepted I'LL aEsu'stlcc OF two months, ana
trlcsd 'ts army com"'atoes8 1o s''spe"o uos'
tlisiss. ......
.... DUNN
Inc correspondent u '''c DH"v ''eGs "''''
n.l a description Of Sundays battle,
and the position OF aAnlfs nite7-
Eanls. LUG following" ase extracts: 4nc
lulks slolsnt VIII uosgeu peFunae'ty at'o w.
t1Ggn1ly MILL nflll1Ank 4asH, WHICH clnltH tAe
, 1876-11-02

OMAHA, Scb., Nov. f.-To-1a9's wcst-bonnd
pas!cngcr.tra(n and = freight hound cast, on
The Unou Pacific Railroad, co'lttlcd nckr Frc-
mont, Ncb., about l'alf.past 2 this afternoon.
Engineer nuncan, OF tho passcnaes-train,
Jumped iron, tho engine, struck on his head Oh
n tie, and was ycry seriously Injured. Both en-
g'ncs wure badly wrecked. No one else hurt.
, 1876-11-02

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-Cnpt. Hawkins, Of
Tic schooncr ANN, from, New York, reports
that thc schooner Thomas II. swccny. Capt.
Stec1nlan. from phItat1rfplfa Oct. 6, with n
cargo of cnaf mud =, tfU kegs Of powder for New
Orleans, was wrecked during tile recent gale OH
the Uahut1las,
, 1876-11-02

was burned to death and four ot1crs ,serc 40
badly burned that IN homes arc entertained Of
their recovery. Tic cMtre contents uf tie
dwelling were consumed. The EXPLOSION Of n
cual I'll limp Has tic cau.e Of tic Tire.
, 1876-11-02
The WEATHER,

THE WEATHER.
WAsntwoToS, D. e., Nov. a.--For the Upper
Lake region, fatln, barometer, northeast lmek-
In: to northwest wlnds, col.lcr, cloudy weather,
with light rain Or snow.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-11-02

YElLUW FEVER.
SAvASSAn. Nov. 1.--Total number OF inter
nents tu-lay, thirteen; FROM vcltow fcvcr, seven.
, 1876-11-02

followed, likolIlnE tho work VI this revival an1
uf the [tcdiug of the h,tsNl 10 The wtrk Ut tug
lkelicf Colutnltteo after tllu cntruE1 ilre.
was,r saiA hc, superintendent VI relief fur
thu Nnrlh Side, AMI Ut oiln tlup Ind IttkN pcu'
lIu luok,; tn me fnr f.a,l, fuel, an. other sup.
ilcs, anil iny only anxiety WAS tint tho supplies
woutl moi l,1i.l out: Tut tlerp Is nlwuys enough
Of tho l}rual uf I.lfr." Afler stng!ng. "Jssas
Keep lle nrar the gross" tug hey. Mr. McChes.
fiji wlIen Christ Himself wa+ ut ths head of
their comtnissasy department. ana there was
t!.cyeiogu W Lulscs Vi their suuuiUg short VI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-24
TRANSFERRING THE INDIANS.

The bill transferring the indians from
the tender care of Zack Chandler. Sec
rotary of the Interior, to the War De
partment, has passed the House by a
decisive majority. AS public sentiment
is almost u enimonsly in favor OF the
charge, it will probably pass the Sen
ate also and become law. Under its
provisions the expensive agency sls
tenn pow in vogue will be dispensed
with. ard the appropriations made for
the Indians will be expended dlrtc |,
for their support. What effect, II any,
this will have on reservations and the
disposition of troops has not Yet been
made known. AS the military VIII
have exclusive control, unde: the Oh
rectiou Of the War Department, of the
appropriations. it may become neces-
safy % establish a military post a
each reservation, or remove thu In
dams where there are posts ALREADY
built and garrisoned.
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rivedat the river. but could not cross
with their wagon by fording, SO
they loaded their valuables In boat
and started to make the opposite
shore; but, when in mid stream they
upset, and lost all but their lives.
Although they thus lost temporarily,
they have not lost their hopes IN the
mines. The difficulty between the two
districts, Walker and Aurora, has been
settled. The miners met, and ey
agreement named it Aurora District;
and gave the camp the name OF walker
City. Richard Haz lion was elected
r corder for the pew district. All
official communications should be al
dressed to Richard Haz-lton, Distrlct
Recorder, Walker City. Aurora Mining
District, Elkoeounty, Nevada.
THE FARMERS OF BULL RUN
Are hurrying in seed wheat in anticipa-
ton of the erection of the mill of
Davis 81 Ham. aud next fall they ex-
pect t. rival, If not excel the -four pro
ducts OF Paradise Valley.
Something may occur in the Leop-
ard after they have got their $50, 600
assessment worked out. Undoubtedly
the Hussey on the 40O-foot level has got
a splendid three foot solid vein.
Jewet, of the Panther says 1t is as good
as he desires. S. NJ. IL.
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SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New York this
forenoon at l12T.
Legal tenders buying at SO, and
S914 selling.
Gold prices Tor trade dollars to-
day were SO buying and 81 selling.
Halves 81 buying and 97A&9S selling.
The House bill transferring the lndl-
an Bureau to the War Department
passed the House by 139 votes to 9S.
The story that Mrs. Avery implicated
the President in some recent diselos
ares to Attorney General Piearepont
is false. She was only DESTROYS OF
obtaining pardon for her husband and
was almost insane.
In the Secret Service Fund case Dav-
export said before committee that he
never considered that there was any
corruption in the matter. The votes
were registered in New York and pro
ceedings were according to law, and
prevented frauds at the ballot box.
An important error has been corrected
in Congress in regard to the law allow
ing private advances on Government
surveys.
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MILWAUKEE, April "a, 1875


Yesterday telegraphie subpenas
reached here calling G.. E. Weis, ex-
Deputy Collector A. Johnson and otl-
er parties as Witnesses in the case Of
Mary Merritt aud requiring their pres
ence at Washington. The witnesses
will generally testify in the interest of
Bristow. The sudden subpsnas of
these Witnesses by telegraph is suspi-
cious. The only impregnable fact is
that Bristow, deputy RENTED the for
fixture in the case where Bristow had
been counsel for vessel which had
been condemned as a smugglsr.
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Too You've TO DIE. Thousands of
OF young persons between the ages of
l6 and 20 die Of consumption, every
one of whom might have been saved BY
using HALE's HONEY CT HoREHoUND
AND TAE when the cough first set in.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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A shower of angle worms fell in Vir-
ginia City few days ago. Millions of
them alive ana wriggling fell in an area
OF about fifty yards square. The opin-
ion is that the worms were sucked up
from some swamp or pond and carried
"A the clouds to the Comstock.
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FOIL TAXES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y under the law zach male n s!dent of this
state over twenty-one and under sixty years
Of age is subject to a poll tax Of four dollars
ANY person or persons, company corpora
tim doing businefs in the state and having
by direct contract, or indirectly through othsr
contractors, IN their employ one or more per-
sons Liable 10 and owing folI Tax, shall be
liable for any and all Poll axes that may be
due from such employees. The law viii be
strictly ana promptly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNFR,
County Assessor.
Nlnnemucca Aplll Y, 1910. I'm
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Ir is estimated that within the last
half century $4,000 men have been
killed by accidents in the coal mines
Of England, ard 100000 severely
wounded.
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THE WEATHER AND ROADS.

4AAE w Ia AlEsI' AMI hOaDs.
Yesterday. after having had few
days good weather, there was a change,
and we had splendid shower Of snow,
but the temperature being warm, the
snow runs off rapidly, consequently
the streams are high. To the north, Ball
Run Creek, is impossible, and toward
Elko and Tuscarora--We Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S route 10y Woodrof x Ennor;
they came in foar days behiud time;
got in on ''buck board" with four
horses attached to it. The Lovelock
boys got in with freight ahead of them
the day before from Winnemucca The
mail stage does little better as they do
not have to cross the south fork OF the
Owyhee. bat at the present writing God
only knows when they will be here
One calamity after another befalls this
section One of the abutments OF
Winters Owyhee bridge has suceumbsd
to the high water, and before that most
feasible route to the railroad is opened
we will have to wait awhile.
LATEST NEWS FROM AURORA DISTRICT
Is very encouraging. The Aurora
Mining Company. one of the first loca-
tons, undoubtedly has good mine.
Their shaft is down twenty five feet on
the main ledge. which is eight feet
wide. and the average assay is over
$500 per ton. There are many other
lodges that look well. The Antelope
and the Pride of the West are good
mines, and some of the owners are now
making arrangements to have their ore
hauled to Winnsmueca for reduction.
Quite an accident occurred at Powers
place, at the crossing of the Owyhee,
yesterday afternoon. Jack Way and
the Walsh Brothers were going over to
the new mines to work, and had along
with them provisions etc. They ar
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For Tflaen.

A special to the World from Utica
says til, Democratic State Convention
next Wednesday will certainly be over
wi elminely in favor Of Tilden. as the
Empire State candidate at ST. Louis.
81 of the lO7 del, G ties outside Of New
YORK City have pronounced for Til
den, the remainder being uncommit-
tod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-24
CORNUCGPiA.
The Universal Complaint Preva-
Ient-Busin Men Dependent
Aurora Dis.riot--BuiI Run Val
ley-The Mines-An Accident.
THINGS ABOUT TOWN.

THINGS ABOUT TOWN.
CoRNUcopIA. April 10, 1876.
Cornucopia is still here, but we do
not know whether the outside world Is
living or not. Looking around the town
ia the morning after getting your eyes
opened. on the street you see Judge
Bassett--for what | do not know. Saw
age swears like trooper in Flanders.
The BIouger boys at the Palace say
they never saw such times. Hogle
shook the mud eff bis feet, and left for
Paisade; aud A A Golf. his Lieuten-
anT, saws 1t Is terrible to sell bacon
aud beans for cash. Meacham says
there is not half the mail received that
he would like to distribute to his many
friends. Truett says the sale of goods
is dull. Saloon keepers refuse liquids
without money in sight on the bar; so
many 60 dry, unless they go
to the creek, and take snow water
which flows down our main street.
Fordham says he does not care, he has
plenty of grub left, aud is waiting tor
July and August. l tell you it Is terri
BILE. John Barrett has even to sell wood
at $l8 per cord, and Madden, of the
Fashion, whisky at twelve and a half
cents per drink, and no cash at that
Dutch Henry, as be told me before,
walked opt, and as he told nue. on
his arrival here the last time, walked
ill.," His results will probably be i'm
probable, unless he starts that store at
Aurora District with $4,000 for
which he has got hackers says he has
good hackers for this project, and told
me to write 1t down.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-24

Since the departure of the Emperor
of BraziI, the Empress has resolved but
few visitors. Her health is so feeble
that the least eXcIts meut unsettles
her Ii is possible she may go TO Sara
to2a, but she has decided objections to
Appearing in public.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-24
READ! READ!!

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Humboldt District Agricultural,
Mining and Mechanical society. will be
held IN Winnemucca at the Centennial
Hail at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 9th day
OF May next. All shareholders Will
please be present, without fail, as. by
the raws OF the Society, 10 business
eau be transacted unless majority OF
the paid up capital stock of the Society
is represented at said meeting.
A. WISE. President,
c. CHENowETH. Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-24

WAsHIoGToN, April "a, 1876.
The Committee on Expenditures of
The Department of Justice expect to
commence the examination Of ex-Attor-
ney General Alderman TO. day in rela-
ton TO money paid by him to Mr..
Davenport. The latter will not appear
again till Wednesday, the committee
having given him till then at his own
request.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Queen Victoria and President
MacNahOm.

New YORK, April "a, 1876.
Queen Victoria received Marshal
MacMahon during her late visit. she
being seated in her carriage passing
through Paris from Germany.