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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-24
BULLION TAX.

NyOYGCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN tax on proceeds of mines for the quarter
ending June 80, 1876. is now due and
payable to me at my Office in the Courthouse
Of the county OF Humboldt, and that the laws
for its collection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BLCKNER. County Assessor
BY S. BUcRNER, Deputy Assessor
Winnemucca, August IT, 1875. aul6-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-24
RESCINDMENT NOTICE.

ATA MEETING OF TIE DIRECTIONS
N of the Hurricane Mining Company, held
at the compauys Office i'll san Francisco on the
18th day Of August, 1876, assessment No J.,
levied July Z, 1876, of rs cents per share on
the capital stock Of said company WAS re-
scinded. X. NJ. sHACKELFORD, President.
au14-2w W U. M. BERRY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-24

O. tn cSO0per day at home. Sam.
0ep W 0&Oples worth 81 free.
exnsau q Co. Portland. Maine.
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THEATRE COMIOUE.

II the ability OF management to draw big audiences
make them laugh and dismiss them, feeling that their
time has been vol spent. will ensure success, tho
Messrs. Harrigan and Hart the high road to for
tune. Tho week ushered In last night at their
theatre with crowded house, aud the programme
varied enough to suit the most capricous amuse
ment Not word act the stage during
tho evening could offend the most fasti;ous A new
sketch, entitled -. O. T-Sons OF Temperance" gave
opportunity Tor the display OF tho peculiar talents Of tho
managers. The sketch IS a somewhat quaint affair
and unambltous venture in field which
these Gcntleipen have had 10 themselves thus far.
They were acceptably supported last evening by Mr..
Alfred Beverly. Messrs Lazoll ana Mafiltt performed
striking acrobatc leafs including that OF turn
ing two forward somorsaults. Professor OReardon's
musical CLOSES pleased much ever, and there
prouson OF ballad singing and the other features
that TO make up variety entertainment. Tho bill
concluded with new and racy sketch called "Down
in DIXIE.
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MOLLY MAGU1REs TO BE HANGED.
sENrRNoE OF DEATH PRONOUNCED ON SIX
MURDERERs.

sENrRNcE OF DEATH PRONOUNCED ON SIX
MURDERERs.
PorTsvILLE, Pa, August 2s 1870
This morning tho sentence OF death passed upon
the convicted Molly Mcguire murderers IN the Court
here. A knowledge that they would DO sentenced
caused the court be densely packed than
ever before Not less than 800 ladies' were present
Judge Green sentenced Thomas Munley. tho murderer
OF Thomas SAUCER, and Judge Pershng pronounced the
doom of James Carol. James Boyle, James Roarity
and Hugh Mcclellan the assassins OF Policeman b. =.
Yost OF Tamaqua. They all protested their innocence
O. the crime tor which they condemned.
Nanlcy upon whom solitary confinement has evil
IDENTIFY produced n terribly depressing effect asked that
the death warrant be signed and be sent soon
as possible, as he didnt want 10 live much longer"
He also made the curious statement that he
ming every day IN jail
Judge Drcher at Mauch Chunk. this afternoon SEN
fenced TO death Alexander Campbell convicted OF tho
murder of John T. Jones
All these will be taken to the Supreme Court
wits OF error
ANOTHER MURDERER DISCOVERED.
IL has been discovered that yellow Jack Donohue
now in the >chsylkill County Jail is the who
dercd Morgan Powell summit Hill In 1861. He will
be sent TO Msuch Chunk tor trial in October.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Emma Abbott is on her way 10 this country.
Tho dramatic company, engaged for the Olympic ap-
pear next week.
Tony Pastor commences an engagement ~ the
Brooklyn Park Theatre on Monday next
Nile Ca,arini Larn, the iavorte prima donna,
achieved remarkable success ~ the recent Macnncr-
Choir concerts in Philadelphia
Mr. p. s. Gilmore rchearscs every day the Fifth
Symphony OF Beethoven. II Is feat before at.
tempted In the world by a military band IL will be
given Thursday evening next
Nr. Baldcmois, of Dresden, visited the Centennial
month or so aga He Is very rich merchant IN the
Saxon capital Before he let this country he deposited
$40 600 city bank for the object OF bringing out
the Academy OF Music wagner's Flying Dutchman,"
subject TO tho order OF Sir. Carberg. NINE. Pappcn-
helm and Mr. Felix Prcusscr will be noxt month the
leading representatives, n this opera.
Carl Rosa begins a season OF English Opera in Eng
land. September IL HIS company consists Of tho
following lists:--Mc. Ida Corani. Miss Cora stuart
MISS GiuIia Warwick, Mss l.. Thornton, Mile. Agnes
Beriini, Miss Julia Gaylord, Miss josephine Yorke.
Miss Lucy Franklein, Mrs AynsIcy Cook, Miss H. era.
ham. and Nile. 0stava Torriani; Mr. Henry Nordblom,
Mr. Percy Blandford, Mr. j. ". Turner, Mr.. Charles
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Arson Stager, OF Chicago; Rev. Rooer,
Laird Collier, Of Boston. and Galusha A. Grow, Of
Pennsylvania arc at the Fifth Avenue Hotol Colonel
opez Fabra Centennial Commissioner for Spain, Is AZ
the Grand Central Hotel Congressman Benjamin A.
Willis of New York; Richard vaux, OF Philadelphia,
and c. j. Bonapartc OF Baltimore, are at the Windsor
Hotel Professor Mordecai Yarnal!, Of tho United
States Naval Observatory at the St. Denis Hotel.
Dewitt c. Lteiohn, OF Oswego, is ut tho Metropolitan
Hotel Judge T.. II. Grnndin, of Mobile, and Colonel
George W. Schonlod, United States Army, are at the
New York Hotel Professor 7. Il. Lounsbury, OF Yale
College, is at tho sturtevant House. Julian E. salo
mons Centennial Commissioner tor New South Wales
is at tho Brevoort House. Ernest Ponizen OF the
Austrian Centennial Commission, is at the Colsnan
Hous0
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CONGREGATIONS.
LARGE HOSIERY MILLS IN ASHES.
AvervpnAw n v August "a 1S,

LARGE HOSIERY MILLS IN ASHES.
AMSTERDAM, n. Y, August %, 1876.
Tho American Hosiery Mills at this place were dc.
stroyed by Gre early this evening.
Tho mills insured tor $50, 900 in the following
companies :-Northwestcrn National $685. Amcr.
cam ofPhiladclpha, 81 600 Pcnnsylyania Of Philadc
pha 81 os2 so; Sun, of Philadelphia 1915; Insurance
Company Of North America, of Philadelphia, 81, 0Oo
Fire Association, OF Philadelphia, $4,000; Manhattan,
of New York, $500; Atlantic, OF New York, $780,
Niagara OF New York, $1,25O; Importers
and Traders, of Now York, $1,000; Home,
Of New YORK, $1,000; Arctic of New York, $l000
Hanover, OF New York, 81, 500; Continental of New
York, 81 900; Republic, OF New York, $4,000; How
ard. of New York, 81, 1850; Boston Underwriters.
81 900; Etna of Hartford, S5.S75; Phenix, OF Hart
ford So 500; Hartford of Hartford So, 900; Shawmut
OF Boston 81 800; Meriden of Meriden; ST. 600; Lam
caster OF Lancaster, $l.5OO; Security, Of Now
Haven. 81 500; Lancashire. Of England =. and
Royal Canadian, OF Canada. 80 000 Capital City OF
Albany. $780, Amazon, OF Cincinnati, ST. $50; Fire De-
partment of Mobile, ST. $50; St Joseph Of St. Joseph,
$3.50; New York Central, 81, 900; Scottish Com
mercia $1,000 Springfield, Of Springfield, 81 900;
Western, OF Toronto, $4,000; Homo, OF Columbus,
81 800; North British and Mercantile, $3OO0 Bangor,
o. Bangor ST. $780, Glens Falls OF Glens Falls, 81 O0O
Peoples, OF Newark $500; Paterson, OF Paterson
$S75.
The total loss Ia not vet estimated,
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A COLD-BLOODED MURDER.
SHOOTING NxroHBoR FOR FEW APPLES
EXCITEMENT AND THREATS OF LYNCH LAW.

SHOOTING A NK1oHBoR FOR FEW APPLES
EXCITEMENT AND THREATS OF LYNCH LAW.
WiLxEsBARRE, Pa, August %, 1874
On Saturday afternoon tho town OF Nanticokc, six
miles from here the scene OF an unprovoked mur
der, under circumstances OF peculiarly distressing
nature.
The victim OF the tragedy Was young man named
George Sheath, prominent member OF the Odd Eel
lows fraternity, widely known and highly esteemed for
his personal worth. He boarded with widow lady
named Warren, the yard OF whose residence adj
Joined that OF Mr. Trayer. In front OF Mrs.
warren's premises, and outside OF the fence,
stands apple tree, oncfourih OF which
hangs tho lot owned and occupied by
Traycr who claims solo possession OF the fruit Just
previous 10 the tragedy sheath climbed tho tree to
knock of apples TOR his boarding mistress, when
he was attacked with stones by son OF Mr. -Trayers
a Young man nineteen years old. He ordered sheath
down from tho tree but Sheath did not obey, where
upon Young Trayer drew a revolver aid, taking de-
iberate ann, shot him in the abdomen. Sheath fell
instantly to the ground and shortly alter expired.
The most intense excitement prevailed among tho
citizens OF Nantcokc, who threatened to lynch tho
murderer He was rescued by the police, and lae az
night was safely lodged in the County Jail this city
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JAPAN.

lokoHAMA, August H. 1876
Tic ncw railroad between Osaka aud Koto thirty
miles long was opened this month is now in rcgu-
lar operation.
Tho Prime Minister, Sango With several members OF
the Cabinet now making an official tour through
the Northern Provinces TO complete the inspection
Gently made by the Mlkado and suite.
The extraordinary demand for silk continues un-
abaed aud exchange has greatly advanced In conse-
.gucnce.
The Milzu Bshc Company has established new
steamship route from Yokohama to Hakodadi, and
thence along the Northeast coast 10 Tunakawa.
Nuacsta, Fusnki, rsumra and Smonoseko, returning
by way OF HiOgos
NJ sircwe the Russian representative. formerly
Minister RESIDENT has been promoted to Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Pienipotcntiary.
The daughter Of United States Minister Bingham was
married July n TO James X wasson, who 10 employed
IN she Japanese Department Of Education
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BUILDINGS BURNED.

MILFORD, Pa, August %, 1879
The residence of DR.. Bromcstcel, near Wurtzburg
Sullivan county, n. ", together with contents, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday last The loss is est
mated at 81 000
CALAIS Me-, August %, 1876.
A fire here last night destroyed tour dwellings
Belluore street The loss estimated at 81 600; in
surAnce, s., 500
MANCHESTER, n. H., August %, 1876.
The dwelling of Dr. Daniel Adams was burned last
night Loss, 81, COO. Insurance. 81, 700.
THoRSBURy, Ont, August 2S. 1876.
The Touring MIL owned by T. Il J N. Andrews was
burned to the ground this morning. The loss IS
$4,000
HARKHEHAN, Ont, August 2s 1876.
McPherson's Hotel and eight wooden teDements
ad Joining destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss
$4,000,
BosToN August 2s. 1876.
BY an inccndary fire at Hyde Park last night the
houses Horatio Newell John n. Mosher and Andrew
f. Quigley entirely destroyed. Mr. Newel's loss
Is So 50O insurance not known Mr. Nosher's, S. 500
Insurance. $4,000 Mr. Qugley's, IS, 300; insurance,
$4,000
BUFFALO. N. Y, August 2s 1870
The furnished residence OF Sidney ~ De Lapp at
Mansfield Cattaraugus county, the hnest residence In
the county, accidentally destroyed by fire this
morning Loss $50. 900; insurance, s20,O0o
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EAGLE THEATRE.

Quite an interesting programme offered at this
establishment last evening. Tho performance opened
With songs by the Eagle Minstros OF whom Mcssrs
j. d. Kelly. Wild, Reed and Richmond were among the
most prominent Mr. John Allen sang some OF his
racy character songs putting tho audience In the best
OF spirits subsequently Miss Marion FIske appeared
In the little comedy OF "The Eton Boy" and following
this Mr. Pat Rooney made his bow, and created great
deal OF amusement by his quaint performances. Alto
gether the entertainment was heartily reiished.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Mr. Sothern appeared Last evening In his original
role OF David GarrcK before highly apprccat,ve
scmblagc. AS might be expected the brilliant little
comedy was presented in very crcditablc manner,
Mr. Sothern renewing his previous trumphs in the
part he has so frequently performed. His acting in
what is known the drunken scene was iautcss the
audience manlfcs,ing their appreciation by enthusias
tic applause. He was admirably supported, Miss Linda
Diciz sustaining the role OF Ada Ingo Mr. ~ c. DAILY
the Squire and Sir Edward Lamb that of Squire
Cheney. The piece was handsomely mounted and
afforded much delight to those in attendance.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria will leave this port %
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails Tor Europe will close Al tho Post once -
eleven o'clock A. NJ
THx NEW YORK HsRArD-Edtion for 1urope-vW
DO ready at half.past eight O'Clock In the morning
Single eopos, In wrappers for mailing. six esasa
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs.

The very cork artists, the best in the profess
sion now that poor Dan Bryant and Nese Seymour
are dead commenced their fall and winter last
night their pretty litto theatre in Broadway. W.
MullaIy arranged tho overture, Ricardo represented
the belle OF the period. Add Ryman delivered an OK
cruciatpg lecture on ''Reform," the three gracos,
Backus Kyman and Ricardo withstood Temptation
and "Loves strategy" LARGO OF wonderful rislblo
qualities concluded the BILL The san Francisco MIN
strcls have entered upon season Of triumph.
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SPAIN AND CUBA.

MORE MONEY RAISED BY SPAIN FOR WAR Ex-
PKNsEs IN CUBA.
MADRID, August 2S, 1875.
Tho O6fciaI Gazette publishes convention concluded
by the government with Spanish capitalists for ad
OF from Is OO0 IS 600 piastres for the
expenses OF the Cuba. The bonds redeem
able in years. guaranteed by the customs Of Cuba
bear interest of per per annum and two per
cent for expenses The capitalists pledged to ad-
800 900 piasters IN August and 450 900 In Sep
TENDER.
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"a FINE DAY FOR A SWIM"
THE STEAMER BATAVIA IN MID-ocRAN AND Is
DROWNED.


BosToN, Augut q, lSIt.
on the Cruard steamer Batavia, from Liverpool on
the 18th inst wbiIc three days OUT passenger named
John Booth, "a resident OF Accrington, Lancashire,
England, while under the influence OF liquor. to
the steamers side. and cxclaming 'rhis Is fine day
for swim and I'm going TO have one" TO group OF
sailors near by, jumped overheard the sea. The
boats were lowered, and in twenty-five minutes from
the Nme he had Jumped over the man taken
board the Batavia again, but lite found be
tnci Nothing Is known OF Booths anteccdcnts on
examining his cncc's-a large quantity OF money was
noon.
ON the forenoon Of the day sailor named John
dutiea
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Tho performance at this house last night varied con-
sderably from that OF last week and was well apprc-
by the audience. In the farce OF 'Blinks and
Jlnks" Little Mac made great deal of fun and was
much relishcd. The olo part OF tho entertainment
provoked good deal OF mirth, and the condensed
sion OF tho "Hiddcn Hand" in which Mr.. Sam Dcvcre
appeared, was heartily applaudcd.
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TIMBER DESTROYED ALONG THE DELAWARE.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, August %, 1915
Forest fires have been raging in the northeastern
part this town, Cangonzic for the past week,
destroying vast quantity OF young timber and several
dwelling houses and barns largo force of men have
fighting the fires, but thus far without avail Tho
supervisor OF the town has been requested to send
Immediately.
MILFORD Pa August %, 1870.
Extensive fires raging in the mountains the
Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River, Pond
Eddy. vast amount OF valuable timber land has
been burned over and the timber destroyed. Tho
people are lighting the fro day and night, but thus
have been unable to check It's ADVANCE and unless
heavy set IN the damage Will be great The
res are supposed " DO OF ncendiary origin
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WOODS MUSEUM.

The great Aiken combination appeared last night at
this house in the play flaming Goose" 1t was
a very queer play and very amusing one. It
is to particularizc It's absurdties was
followed by an equally Imaginable play, called "yolly
Mapuircs" In regard to these pieces criticism IS out
o., the question.
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ment for Donegal In place Of the late Thomas Connolly
who represented that county from January, ls40, up
to the time Of his recent death.
FRANCE.

4 LEorrINIsr AND A REPUBLICAN ILEcrED TO
THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, August %, 1879
Count Nun, whose election to the Chamber OF Depu-
ties was invudated by that body July IS, account
of undue clerical influence, has been again elected tor
Pontvy.
The republican candidate for the Chamber, N. Huon.
has been elected for Guingamp, Department Of Cotes
du Nord over Prince de Lucnge.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

no FURTHER NEWS FROM THE ARMY-DEsEn-
TON or INDIAN ALLIES.
CHEYENNE, Wy. T., August %, 1915.
Mr. Adair tho suilcr OF General Crooks command,
arrived at Fort Fetterman to-day, having left Camp
Supply on the 24th list, up to which time
from the army had been received.
The remainder OF the Utcs deserted General Spencer
hctorc reaching Camp Supply.
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FOREST FIRES ALONG THE HUDSON.

NkWBUHU1 ~fugust %, 1oIu.
Last night and to-day forest fires have been raging in
the highlands Of the Hudson opposite this city, and
also near West Point, on North Beacon An immense
surface has been burned over. and the re is still rag
ing Tho atmosphere In oil this section is thick
with smoke that this morning the mountains In
visible from this city The only damage so far re-
ported is TO young timber. There were bush fires on
the side OF Iona Island yesterday but they
extinguished with comparatively slight loss. Tho pic
MIC grounds unframed.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyYrcE OF THE CnIEp SIGNAL OSricyR,
WASHINGTON. August 81 4. N.

MI
WASHINGTON. August 29-l A. N.
IrobdbilfisS
For the lake region falling barometer, sousherly and
castcry winds rising temperature aud partly cloudy
weather with rain In the upper lake region, and
possibly extending TO Lake Erie.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
falling barometer, rsiug temperature, cas,eriy to
southeriy winds partly cloudy weathcrand rain
For tho Mode States. higher followed by slowly
falling barometer cool north TO winds, shifting
to warmer southwest and southeast and clear fair
weather
In New England, rising, followed by slowly falling
barometer, north to west winds becoming variable;
slowly rising temperature and generally clear weather.
The OHIO and Lower Mississippi rivers Will continue
slowly falling.
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total loss is not yet estimated.
DESTRUCTION OF A COAL DOCK.

ELrzABETH, N. j., August %, 1876.
Last night pier No. Of tho Central Railroad docks
in this city entirely destroyed by fire. The dock
formerly used as the Delaware and Lackawanna
Railroad shipping depot, but was abandoned year
ago. There seveuty.nve loaded coal cars on the
dock all of which destroyed, and $50 tons OF coal
burned thrown into the water. Two canal boats
were also burned The loss is between $40, 900 and
500 600 There was no fire used on the dock, and the
disaster was probably duo TO incendiarism.
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ENGLANDA
REVIEW OF THE BRITISH G.AIN TRADE DURING
THE PAST WEEK.

THE PAST WEEK.
LONDON, August IS 1876
Tho Marx Lane Express in its review OF thc corn
trade, says:-The weather during the pas, week has
been favorable for Harvesting progressing
satisfactorily and the bulk of the grain crop has been
occurred The wheat yield will be less average
and PROBABLY not larger than that OF 1875 This re-
sui, is Disappointing However, the quality is fine
and tho weight heavy. New barley Is satisfactory.
Several important country markets note an advance OF
one to two shings Tor new English wheat. wh,le
prices from abroad offer margin to importers The
London market has been somewhat nrmer. but there
has been no important change Of quotations The de-
mand has been mostly for consumption. Spectators
arc still holding OIL Tho floating cargo trade has
been steady and :he arrivals or the moderate.
Tho market tended to improve toward the close last
week.
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T, s. MARSH.

Mr. p. s. Marsh, prominent member OF tho B1nalo
Board of Trade, died In this city yesterday 10 va
one of tho heaviest dealers in grain among bunalo
merchants and had been president OF the Board o!
Trade for two years He had also lei tho position OF
Alderman for thrco terms and was president OF the
Bunulo Insurance Company.
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YInEs IN THE MOUNTAINS.

NEW YORK, August 2S. 1879
Fires have been burning in the mountains in Essex
county, Schroon and Paradox lakes for some days.
and much timber and barns have been destroyed
Until last Friday afternoon, when showers prevailed.
no rain had fallen for some weeks The country was
very dry, and much vegetation was destroyed
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APPOINTMENTS BY rHs PRESIDENT.

The President has appointed Oscar Eaton to be Post
master at Bryan, Ohio; W. A. Brewster to be Collector
of Internal Revenue for tho Third district OF Texas
b. D. Bolts DO Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Third district Of Virginia. Charles S. Soaring to be In
dian agent at the Pluto agency Nevada, and Howard
White be Indian agent at the Southern Ute agcncy
Colorado. John r. Ballard was today appointed
revenue sorekcepcr for the Fifth district of Kentucky.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. in
dicatcd By the thermometer at Hudnu.'s pharmacy,
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IRELAND.

A CONSERVATIVE ELKCrED TO PARraAMENT.
LosDoS, August %, 1874
NJ. Wilson CONSERVATIVE has been elected Parla-
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LIKE OIL UPON TROUBLED WATERS IL TIL
influence OF uALE's HONEY uonEnousD AND TAI upeS
cold.
pIkE,s ToorAcnE DROPS cure in one minute.
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OBITUARY..

self had been

A dispatch from Hartford, Conn.,, says that Abner
Nowton editor of the Mddetown Constitut'on, died II
that city yesterday morning.
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ARREST OF DISHONEST POST OFFICE OFFICIAL.

AKKESI OF DIsHUNkST FOsr OFFiCE OFFICIAL
LONDON. August 90 1876.
man named Baxer sorter OF letters In the travel
nng Post Office on the railway between Hoyhead aud
London, which carries the Irish mall was brought Nd
Bow street yesterday on charge Of stealing bills OF
exchange from the United States His arrest was
made in consequences OF tho loss OF many valuable let
ters IRON America
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Average temperature coJs
y.sf'..... :. 80. .r. ;ox
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

THE GOVERNOR OF YUN-NAN SAID TO HAVE
COMMITTED SUICIDE CATHOLIC CHURCH
ATTACKED By MOB.
SAX FRANCISCO, August 2s, 1876
The steamer Gaelic, from Hong Kong, via Yoke.
hama, arrived this evening and brings intelligence
follows