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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-10

Col. J. ". Torney is invited by the
State Legislature TO deliver bis lecture on
his centennial experience TO that body.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-10
STOCK OF TEAS.

the finest goods ever offered in this Sicini
are selling for CASH at greatly reduced
The public are respectfully invited 10
examine our goods and prices.
AT. HAZELTlS
sunbury, Jan. 2e, 1876 mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-10
THE MARKET.

Carefully compiled tables show that al
most one half of the skilled labor of the city
is idle. and that wages for those in employ
ment have been cut down nearly one half.
The bricklayers. who two years ago were
getting 81. so day, are glad to work now
for 81. so. while Ia borers who were firm in
their demand for 50 90 art glad to get work
at any price. There is but very little
building going on, and but very little re
pairing. and in regular manufacturing there
is absolute stagnation. 1t is curious
thing that piano making is the only trade
which keeps its hands all employed, and at
old wages. Pianos are luXurles. and it
would seem that this trade would be the
first to fall off. but it is not 80. That trade
is lust as brisk as ever. The charities are
of course crowded with the hungry and
naked. and the societies for supplying fir
ing are taxed away beyond their capacity.
If ever there was time when spring was
anxiously looked for, it is now. 1t is bless
ing that the winter has been so mild. But
the lookout for the summer is dreary
enough. A visit TO the principle architects
showed that scarcely any building was
contemplated for the ensuing season, and
what the laborers are to do during the sum-
ner is query. They can live on less than
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
20 tcchtO iOdich So nikdc
ncpF ed a.

.B~ Lodni vypTavy konaji sc z
llanburku DO New Yorku kazdou stfedu
Z NoyGho lorku do IIamburku kazdy
Ctvrtok.
L iara a na pldzim konaii Sc Ham
burku do Nottha Yorku Noy6ho
Iorku do llamburku mimofaduf vypra
w V sob0ht.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
Pomsta Cernohorska.
1Yad Grahovem vzesel krasny den,

4xad GrahOyem vzesel kraSny Qen,
SS9den srpnovy roku 1886, ably skye
le Hvital mile vzacne hosti cernohorsk6,
cetynske svatebcany. Pero Petrovic, bra
tr vladyky, biskupa cernohorskeho, SC
statnou druzinou junakd cernohorsky ych,
vypravil SO ma Grahovo, zasnoubit sc S
dcerou grahovskeho vojvody, Jakova Pc
trova. - Pfisli slavit svatbu kryavou.
Mostarsky Ali pasa Rizvanbegovi6 ma
je nesnadnosti hercegovskymi pelneny,
ktcra sousodi Cernou Iorou, vyslal tam
pandury postavil jim cello buliukbasu
Murata Borcanina. Byli poslani zjcdna
ii mir rad, ale sami dopoustcli so nasil
nosti ma bezbrannych, AMI ncsetfili stydli
vosii zen, Cehoz Hercegovcc nesnadno
promii. Starosta RaJe BozoyiG necht6-
10 trp6ti dele turecky ych natiski, smluvil
SO Sc sousedy o hlavu buljukbase. Padla
hlava Muratova dyou jinych Turkhy
Mstitele pax Sc ysi celedi ntekli Sc ma
Grahovo, ktere Ali pasovi jiz bylo vypo.
v6delo poslusenstvi. Ali pasa bez prodl,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03

Ami skrovny pfibytek dfodnika mini
sterskGho, ami salon eho pfedstayencho,
ba ami sine, V nichz pfiiimal ministr IA
yst6yy do nichz nekolikrdtc byI Fer
nand vstoupil, nemohly Sc nikterat royna
ii rozkosn6 dpravt loznice, V niz Sc nacha
eel, pfchdzejo re mdloby op6t smy
Slim
Ma chviIi byl iako okou1len, zavfel oti
a domnival sc, ze pfelb6 sni.
Avsak kdyz otevfel oci, zpozoroyal "a
sc diva kroky cd loze postavn lid.kou, KITE
ra nepokojem nan hedi, jako natka,
jcz V ouzkosti sklani Sc mad kolebkou, 30
stavu to zenskou, ieiiz rysy nemohl po-
catku rozeznati, nebot bya obracena zady
svGtlu.
Ma Jcho pohnut pfiblizila sc zenska
vzala iej "a ruku, liz Meme tiskla.
Mate horecku, pravila sladce milost'
ne u hlas jeii zapudil vsecku bolo5t 2 tldl
FerrandovJch.
,kde jsem to! zaseptal ustrnut, ne
moha SO vzpamatovat "a nov6da jiz ne
sttsti, jez jci stihlo pred ncdavnou chvili.
,J ste II pfitelkyn6,' vecc Baccarat ro-
zechy6ni. A pfiblizivsi sc ku krbu roz
@ala dive svitky, iichz zafo nahlc rozlila Sc
po rozkoSnG zenskG postavt. Pohlcd6v
ma nj vykfikl bezdGky Fernand podivo-
MIN pfekvapcnim.
Fernand videl toliko jcdnou Baccarat
ku "a syGho zivota, "a sice pred ntkolika
dny oknG iei sostry Cerisky, avsak vsi-
mnu SC i tax malo, &c j nyni vice nepo-
znal a nj mic iin6ho novidGl nez zenskou
iejz podivuhodna krasa zdala SO vynika-
ii mad nojdokonalej5i vytyor sochafdy
maliriv.
Pokud Feinand ma rozka lckafo icnz
byl schvaln6 k nGmu zavolan, ncchan V
pokoinGm spani, ably ncnaha k yGdoui
sam cd sebc SC probouzel, doyedla Bacca
rat iako vojevddcc, jenz ncjkratsi dobG
vyrhysli k boii plan, iednim pohnutim ru
ky, iednim mziknutim Okla stati Sc co nci
svddntjsi . nejvnadntjsi.
Sat latky temnomodre halil krasnou
postayu Il vnadn6 udy slcnGho tGa eii-
no; hn6dG .jeji kadefe splyvaly narame ma
poloobnazena. Bol radost dodavaly za
roven milostn6mu lici ieiimu vyrazu O.
kouzlujiciho a laska pfid6ila il tolik pd-
vabu krasy V tuto chvili, re by krasa
Ilerminy, Cerisky j Johanky, t6to bled6
divky tvafc aristokratick6, byla pfi nj
zblcdla.
Fernand Sc tazal sam sebc, nema Ii
pred sebou and6la, zdall neprobudil Sc
jiz incm lepsim svGte.
Baccarat pfistoupila k n6mu, vrhla Sc
ma sedadlo nohou loze onou nedbalo
sti, jez jmenovit6 znati zensk6 lehkomy-
sine, uchopila ruku Germantown btlost
ne ruco svG a upfela na mladika horouci
pohled, plny' 'pfitazlivG silly.
,L6kaf pfikazal yam ticho a klid,' pra-
villa, kid uplny- - Ncsmite mluvit, nc
smitc vstdt, musitc Sc chovat moudfe a
a rozumnG.'
A HAS Baccaratky byl tax lichotny Il
tax sladky, ze SC Fornand zachy6l.
,Nebot jste byl veimi nemocny, pane,
prayila dale, ,omdlel jste upadl jste ma
ulici, u kdybych Sc tam nebyla octla
ja-
Wy iste tam byla" septal mladik ro-
stoucim udivenim.
MIDI Boze!' yece Baccarat trochu SO Ger
vcnaiic, ,jcla jsem .tudy--- nahodou- -
dala jsem zastavit koGar. - iakmile
lscn vas poznala-'
Wy iste mne poznalap tazal Sc Ipozom6
upirajc zrak ma nj, a vzpominaje 81, kde
by il byl vid6l.
,Ano, yece Baccarat Wy mne neoznavi
ten -
,Zdat Sc mi - ano,' mumlal Fernand
lojat mocn6 podivuhodnou krasou ne.
vestky.
(Pokratovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03
pIavni ccny:


Il Ilambmku do NoyGho Torku:
|. kaiuta $l2o data, II. I.aiuta $72 zIa
Ia, mezipalubi $32 papircch.
Z Nov. IorkI do lIambLrku:
|. kaiuta 500 zlata, II. kAiuta 500 zla
Ia, mazipalubi $50 ' papircch.
D6ti cd 10 roka phlti poloyitla,
kojenci Ilamburku do NY. 80 80 a
z N. \. do Halobrrku bezpatnd,
V lIamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene
ralni icdnatcl August ssoIlcm, VIM.
MILLEI4S NachfIger 33 IL "a Admi-
ralitHtstrassc. kdc CcchnvC naidnu syG
no rodaka
y. .DOscfa PastOra.
Y New Yorku podaii blizsr zprivu &c
neralni iednatclove
kUNIIARDT CO., 81 Broad ST., N. Y.
&. b. RICHARD x BOAS, 81 Broad
way iakoz vcskcfi iich iednatelovG po
Spioenych Statech.
CeskJ jednatc pro Clevelal, 0
ERoE.U. T-sp f,.nxoo1
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-03

mnd pase Bnsatije, iciz byl zabil pied
chidce yladykdv, vladyka Petr Petro--
vic ].
,.Sloe."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

Gy The Hog aud Chicken Cholera
remedy sold at the New Drug store.
we can now fully recommend as a GER
tain remedy for these diseases. More
than one hundred persons have tried
this remedy successfully in the above
diseases. As certain and safe pre-
vcntativc against The Cholera, every
pei son having hogs or chickens liable to
Cholera, should keep It on and.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

The New Drug Store has received q
large supply Of fEEsH Garden and
Flower seeds. which are being sold very
rapidly. Al those wrniing reliable
seeds " iil 10 well BY calling at ouce and
make their selections.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

In JAN Mr. James Vincent. OF
Huntingburg, was committed to the
County Jail on last Sunday, where he
now languishes. for being such a brute
as to get drunk and whip his wife. Esq.
Tieman. before whom he was examined.
not thinking lis jurisdiction sufficient
10 properly punish him, bound him over
20 court, and not being able to give bail,
lc went TO Jail
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

~ The allowance for the support OF
the poor Of this COUNTY amounted al
the March session Of the Commits toners,
1" sia3 90, OF which but 1886 Il was
allowed Tor the poor ia the County
Asylum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

~ Mr. Jo,rph +. >crncr-heim pre-
cent. hi- commitments 10 our readers
thi- week. with = handsome photograph.
lie has good stock OF jewelry, clocks
aud watches and repairs all work skill
fully aud promptly. Give him a call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

~ Andrew IIcpncr l,a~ opened out a
rev TAILOR shop ia Jasper. IN which lac
soiicil- the patronage OF AL who may
want Il tidy srii ~ clothes made to order.
y perfect ut guaranteed. shop oppo-
,iie the indn hoiel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

a-vThe allowances by the County
Commissioners nj the March term. for
fox scalps, amounted to $2i3. There j.
a -ligli suspicion hat fox raising may
he made proiiiphe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

~ 4. Vert x Co. have moved their
Drug Siorc into Grimel. pachcr's new
building on ;hc corner Of 9th and Jack :
ron 81 Gets. whera they are now pre-
pared to wait on customers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

nTThc Township Assessors viii meet
nj the Auditors office next Wednesday
to adjust The rates Of listing property
this spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

G-rMr. Isidofe Schuhmachcr tells The
people about his Agricultural Ma
chinerv. through The Courier lhi. week
He saws he j. pushing things.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

t~-The snow storm this week eN
tended from the Rocky Mountains u
the Atlantic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

r.~The revival feeling is spreading
II hasn't yet got down deep enough 'o
affect arreangcs on country ewspapel
books.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

r-The Loogootcc house, the best
brick house ia Loogooiee. is offered az
Executors sale. See advertisement In
another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

~ IL any person asserts that Snring
leron ON the goth OF March this year
shoot him on the spot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

q Mr.. Pat Sweeney went 70 'iii-
cinns,i last week to visit his parents
and celebrate his birth aud names day.
He reports Jolly time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

,rs- We learn that Mr.. L. IIerbig dis
posed Of portion otni, drove Of horses
in Memphis the first day Of his arrival
there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

Don't forget the Convention mex
Wednesday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24
JASPER COURIER

LyThe almanacs evidently lied about
Spring beginning last Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

~ Circuit Conrt, aud !. Grand Jury
next Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

u.s The County Board allowed AT the
last term Z 1853 A.. as the first insialmcnt
for repairing bridges injured by the
February floods. Several small bridges
have yet TO be built. aud the townships
repair many Of them The waters
damaged The bridges in this County at
least "a 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

The undersigned oilers for sale two
good smal; houses. for onc-fourih cash
~ hand. balance ia one. two and three
,-srs. with interest. or will rent either
Of them 10 good renters. at reasonable
rent. CuARLFs BUcuARr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24
THE IRELAND
GRADED SCHOOL !

THIS school will open its Spring see
sion April 81. 1876. and; coniinus
twelve weeks. The Primary Grade IS IN
embrace complete course 81 ruii-
lmcntary studies, and will be under tile
instruction OF an efficient earhcr. VINO
h thoroughly conversant with the most
approved methods Of teaching. The
intermediate Grade will embrace a com
pleiion and review Of the eight COM
mon school branches. which viii b.
taught in the most lucid. practical. and
critical manner. This Grade j. organ
lied for the special accommodation OF
those desiring proficiency AZ teachers
lof common schools. The High School
Grade will embrace complete course
OF Mathematics. beginning with Primary
Algebra aud High Arithmetic: a.-o =
complete course Of English Language.
Including Grammar. Rhetoric and
Logic also any or all os the following
sciences: Natural Philosophy. A-irnn-
Omy, Zoology. Physical Geography. Gs,-
0logy. P.isnv and Chemistry. Text
books will only be used a instruments,
to lead the mind OF the student 10 an in
dependent and philosophical investigs-
ton of those grand, natural principles
which form the true basis ofknowledgc.
This school will he conducted under
the supervision OF the following Board
iof Education: z. N. Dillin, President;
John L. Norman, Secretary; 4. III.
Stewart, TREASURER; 1hos. Diilin and
VIM. Monroe. Directors.
TERMS OF TUITION:
'iPRIMArtN crarF. $500
INTERMEDIATE GRADE. 900
HIGH SIBOn GRADE. 100
elrer Week.
| Fer fnrs b r s-,s,.-y- -.-.- -isrsss GEORGE
&c. COoffs. ireland. Ind.
q. ~. ,v,,. r.R. Principal.
RFv. ~. y. GALLOWAY. A. ". Lecturer
on Grninry.
u G.. r. Pane. v. =. Lecturer on
Y thr-ii~ira
MAlcn al. IS So,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24
Grand Centennial Preparations!

While these preparations being made almost every
County, the new Ireland fun of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

--~.------.------------------
JASPER C0URIE Err.
.ryThe almanacs evidently lied about
Sp,ue beginning last monday.
---
~ Circuit Conrt, aud Grand Jury
next Monday.
rrpon't forget the Convention nexl
"Wednesday
~ Six inches of snow fcll last Mon
day. Pretty fair for the first day OF
Spring.
~ IL any person asserts that Snrine
l.ernn on the goth OF March this year
shoot him on the spot
t--Tbe snow storm this week ex-
tended from the Rocky Mountains to
the Atlantic.
r=rThe revival feeling is spreading
II hasn't vet cot down deep enough to
affect arrearagcs on country newspaper
books.
a Mr.. Pat. Sweeney went TO I'm
cinns,i last week to visit his parents
and celebrate his birth aud names day
lie reports Jolly lime.
r--The Loogootce house, the best
brick house ia Loogooice. is offered ~
Executors sale. See advertisement in
another column.
n-rMr. Tsidore Schuhmachcr tells the
peoplc about his Agricultural Ma
chinery, through the Courier this week
lie SAYS be ], pushing things.
0TThc Township Assessor. will meet
M The Auditors office next Wednesday,
to adjust the rates Of listing property
this spring.
RIVE learn that Mr. 4. Ilerbig dis
posed Of a portion otni. drove Of horses
in Memphis the first day Of his arrival
there.
rvThe allowances by the County
Commissioner. ut the March term, for
fox scalps amounted to $2i3. There is
a slight suspicion hat fox raising may
u, made profitable.
n, T. Vert * Co. have moved their
Drug S'oic into Grimel. pachcr's new
hmiidng on ;he corner Of 9th and Jack :
ron streets. whera they are now pre-
pared TO wait on customers.
~ The allowance for the support OF
the poor Of this County, amounted al
the March session Of the Commissioners.
/" siaGl 90. OF which but 1886 - was
allowed tor the poor ia the County
Asylum.
~ Andrew IIcpncr la~ opened out a
lew tailor shop ia Jasper. in which he
soiicil- the patronage OF all who may
N,nuia id, suit ~ clothes made to order.
\ perfect lit guaranteed. shop oppo-
ute The ludi.n hofel.
~ Mr.. jo,rri 4. Serncr-heim pre-
sent. hi- compliments 10 our readers
this week. with handsome photograph.
lie bas geDd stock OF jewery, clocks
aud watches. and repairs all work skill
fully aud promptly. Give him a call.
seed Iinc Has Come.
The New Drug Store has received .
large supply Of fREsH Garden and
Flower seeds. which are being sold very
rapidly. Al those wanting reliable
seed, will 10 well by calling ut ouce and
make their selections.
Houses For Sale or Rent.
The undersigned oilers for sale two
good snal; houses. tor fourth cash
~ hand. balance Ia one. two and three
,-srs. with Interest. or will rent either
Of them 10 good renters, at reasonable
rent. CuARLFs BucuARr.
uE The County Board allowed AZ the
last term $3.50 a., az the first insialncnt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-01

1.776. 1876.
CENTENNIAL BAL.
"a washlngton's Birthday, III
ri r Feb. 22d, Is!o. RI n
ds1as1g1 AT 1880
Centennial Hall,
Winnemucca New.
Invitation Corn nnittee.
WINNEMUCCA.
c. c. Dies. Edwin Blennerhasset, DIR. Hanson,
NJ. S. Bacon, Z. X. Stewart, Arthur n.
Elliott Richard Nash, DIR. Johnson. Mar
tin Hayes, Frank Robins, o. X. Leon
ard, ?, W. johnson, Joseph Goyette.
Charles LaGraye. Richard Wood,
Judge Ivory, Henry McKerrow.
PARADISE VALLEY.
C. Fl. Einkey, James Burns, J. b. Case.
MILL CITY.
James Gould, c. E. Taylor.
KNOXVILLE.
c. A. Kyle, Paul Laveaga, Fred Muller.
HUMBOLDT HOUSE.
l.. A. Blakeslee, Il. N. Rowland.
Wallace Greenwell, John Borland, John Cody
BATTLE MOUNTAIN.
George Thompson, c. W. Fraser, Aleck Mid
dle.oa
GoLCoNDA
j. C. Fairbank. A. NJ. sadorous George FINK.
Remember the 22d OF February,
1876.
Not only will the odd be celebrated IN due
form by all patriots OF winnemucca, but the
day will be closed by grand ball at the Win
ktuituHigl mall. Ills HuI1 Is Que
Of the finest between salt Lake and virginia
City and has been fitted up in elegant style,
a First Class String Band
consisting of bass and leading violins, VIII be
Oh hand A man will be in attendance to call
in clear and distinct voice the figures OF the
dance, in order that the different sets NAV
move IN harmony. Some Of the most popular
dances Of the times will be billed for the oven
ing.
sumptuous Supper
will be served at a reasonable hour and every
thing done by the management to make it one
OF the most enjoyable events Of the season.
Invitations will be sent to the neighboring
towns and fine attendance is anticipated.
Remember that the music will be No. /, and
every effort made to make the baptism Of the
new Hall success. Jan. 81. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-01

For square, downright liar, COM
mend us to the chief editor of the Reg
lister. Yesterday We stated. upon the
authority of j. c. Ragsdale and a deed
fled in the Recorders Office, that the
Register had again changed hands,
whereupon Mr.. Stoddard says that the
SILVER STATE has also changed hands,
an assertion in which there is no truth
and for which there is no foundation.
The Reveille says Stod2ard is we'll quail
fled for membership in the Austin
Lying Club, and facts prove it is not
mistaken.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-01
SHARON'S GHOST.
Ring.

The Washington correspondent of
the Virginia Chronicle says Sharon has
arrived in that city and is stopping at
the Arlington Hotel. There is evident
ly something supernatural about Ne
vadas Senator from California. Only
last week, at the time the correspondent
AYERS he and Jones were in Washing
ton, the telegraph reported him in San
Francisco disposing of property worth
quarter of million. Now the cor
respondent or the San Francisco papers
must be mistaken. The age Of miracles
is past, and the real, live, flesh and
blood Senator from Nevada cannot be
in San Francisco and Washington at
the same time. The railroad boys swear
he did not pass over the Central Pacific
and the operators affirm that he did not
60 by telegraph, consequently If in
Washington he must have travelled by
steamer. He may have taken that to
show his contempt for the State he was
elected to represent, or, more probable,
as he has a fine sense of honor, to spare
his constituents the humiliation of see
ing a representative who has violated
his pledges, who is not resident OF the
State, and who cares no more for the
State outside of the crooked railroad
and his Oomstock mining interests than
the man in the moon. We believe,
however, that the real, living Sharon is
in San Francisco, and that the Wash
ington personiicatlon Of our noble SEN
ator is a materialized spirit or ghostly
imposter, possibly greater fraud than
Neyada's real representative from Cali
fornia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-01
T @ r Z | G. n
Queen Victoria Going into SOci-
ety-Chalienge Accepted.

LONDON, Feb. /, 1876.
Society is agitated over the news that
the Queen has at last intimated her in
:ention of emerging from her long re-
tirement, and q brilliant London season
is promised. Her Majesty will person
ally appear at numerous Court recep-
tons; then will also give her presence
to public entertainments.
The Scottish Rife Club accepts the
challenge of the American Club to par
ticipate in an international competition
for the championship of the world.
The best marksmen in Scotland will be
chosen, and will commence practic-
ing forthwith.
The Ahyssinian Invasion.
The Egyptian invasion of Abyssinia
is being pushed vigorously. The
Khediye'a troops have occupied the
province of Hamison.
The War fn Spain-A Great Bat
tie Imminent.
MADRID, Feb. l, 1876.
General de Rivera has captured Fort
Santa Barbosa de Estilla from the Car
lists. A great battle is imminent and
is expected daily.
The French Elc ctions Satisfactory.
PARIS, Feb. /, 1876.
The Constitutional Press generally
considers the results of the election as
satisfactory; the Bourse is firm.
An Unfortunate Girl.
ST. JOINS. n. b. Jan. 81, 1876.
The girl from Kings county. who had
been seduced. and who attempted to
poison herself, liss in precarious con-
dition.
Killed by "A Falling Tree.
ORILLtAN, Ont, Feb. /, 1876.
A boy named Fleming aged nine
years, was instantly killed on Saturday
last by tree falling on him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-01
INDIANS KILLING CATTLE.

A correspondent writes that the In
dams have begun to kill cattle in Quin
River Valley. The snow is deep IN
that country at present and it is not
unreasonable to suppose that the poor
savages are driven to do so by starva-
ton. Congress appropriates millions
of dollars annually for the support OF
the Indians. The lions share of the
amount is appropriated for tribes east
of the Rocky Mountains, who live in a
country where game is plenty and where
the Indian Ring is strong and unbro-
ken. Under the Quaker system agents
and missionaries have the disposal OF
the appropriations. In this State the
Piutes have q missionary who, so far
as can be ascertained, expends the
amount appropriated in shouting saliva
ton to untutored sayages who cannot
comprehend it's scheme or purport.
For years this reverend gentleman has
been laboring among the Indians at the
Pyramid Lake aud Walker River Res
yatiens, and what are the results!
Naches and other intelligent Piutes de-
test him and give the Reservations a
wide berth. it is evident to everybody
conversant with the Piutes that the
missionary agent has accomplished
nothing in the way Of converting them,
and that while he is expanding their
appropriation for their spiritual wei
fare the half-starved wrstches in the
northern part of the State have to live
off of tie settlers or die of starvation.
The care of the Indians should be
turned over to the military, who will
expend the amount appropriated In
feeding them at this season of the year
when hunger compels them to commit
depredations on the whites. 1t would
cost the Government less and the In
dians would be much better provided
for than they have been by the Indian
Ring.