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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-09
COPAKTNEKsHIP.
MILES, ELY & CO.
AT PUBLIC SAL

Beautiful City Re iG5rcs a. PRbiie z ale.
TNDER instructions from Mr. %. b. Parker
" we shall have the honor 10 offer at publ
sale his beautiful residence. No. Do Iequpsse
street teast sidel. between Butler and SOut
Sfreafs. 70 the lIgMe.L b ulrr. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-09
Warm springs, n

TUHE above Summer Resort Will be opened
for the reception OF visitor Ju-e l~i.
Board per wees, So; per month, $50.
p1,2 WARM @PEE NES 90.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
PASSFNGERS .IRRIVED.

FROM LIvERPooL-In steamship Scytbfa May At
Ter, H. B. Barker Mss A. Barnm Mr Bel aai so. G 1'I j Il
Bell and friend, @. Bems = Ee1s A. .'osd Tho Rev. W.
Brown, f. Brown Master Brown an nurse Gfs CAD
Be cal ss ms Ms. G1 G. cn~e l' B. 5as ss ass c1s Ms;
Mrs Colby and children ssmii C%oS c. r. p conaey, W
ming. r. Cummings Mr. and Mrs j. O GisAing matt
DAVIS and infant NJ ani MIS-. W. 8 xer aud lad M, -
Dexter. Mss + DeTter p Dexter no e. j. A. PieA James
'A'Vl r. 6. 0i5s Damn, f. Ea,ie M Mt D'i3S,sS BIZ
and irotnsr h j. Frank, a. Gao j. H. GcSisro%. J.'' T.
Goodbody, Mr.. and Mrs B. e. Gogan, W. Srsea, 2 i.
v. $ Hai1s, 7. j, IaaOiry Mr. HARRISON; ME- ISr--
Mf: Hewison, IL, Heys, Major Hicks, Col micks, Ar
and ATs K Keep, ME- Me-, hSIs' EsoohSNs B1rNs NJ
siss Lad r. Laiey, Miss l. Iatimer T. N; lawson Ah.oi
lee c0ant LeEeaeag cl AMI nr T az M,s x
and Mrs " b. Lewis H. iaon 4 H.; igndHp ts n Miss heLe
clael Miss McMiehae, Mr. aeader, NJ Mitchell, !.
MONEY A. MoS MSer Al Mrs s0n b. s MINT S% an asf nsS
:. T. Murphy j. N1jr, ir; SeEa, H. ! fspein ne Ysy
= p ah G R rSS" sassrS g. n GnaGna aa %ar;s5a M ana
L. o. Richar Mr.. nivere. H. {. tooers L. hoserS Gra
scauppis I' j. r. Schuyler, Miss 5. T. Schuyler, Mis-
q 1 schuyler M'' seSarsT senqys5 T. itseu:l Ns a
Mrs M;s sears d sears T. r. se.rs MT and . Mr ~ u
trrs Mercy soulhgite Nj sp ler Gen. amt Mrs star
Iiug. MI razor, 9. ThonDs.n rnorqerot lr' + Dele
de W1mow GRITTY Russian q LesaIn GAM M 81 saa %
- "hhlnsoi r. si W ilsvn, =" ID i r,arf A. M o.
Moodwan inlni and nurse .. " ClaAe a. Court NJ BAL
aiiDi Il. Smms.
FROM HAMBUPG-Yn steamship LeSsfnr, May 4.--Hugo
Mol Robert Mo Kate Mendheim Julius Meyer PAD tirua.
wal William Canddn.. T. Russ Marie hohl ald daughter
Justn Npeyer LuGwig Lott, Victor Buddcn Edm n and
Euarne tiuroSitz Pet.r Prnzl and wife Fritz Wem.ck
Berfha Hinr chsen and children Helene Wraa, EnIele
Wraa Emil Ze lpr Julius Anderson, Hermann Weinh9nit
Chs Oesrr Elise Schafer Gustav Bar JOlaGu Meizena
GeOrl Bnchholz, freaerich on konor az" we A. W. NJ
Drauer Hermann Wilhelm, hnanue ein >Hl wile Joltnns
III rfin T. ent d. wife ami three children, Ess Klaprott
FrIntge MOlgaw Ieutge MOlgaw, Cttbarna -sser Jacob
Sell, Elise se.g. Richard Beman tr d. lie 10 IN, leiwig
cA
son VIM VOght, ,dOph OtI Peter rausen, III. Wemana.
II IL Hell, III. Schutt-
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
THE NEW CITY CHARTER.

TEXT OF MP. WOODIN'S BILL AS PASSED.
orIoUs AMENDMENTs TO THE ORIGINAL MEASURE
CLAIMS AND JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE CITY
ASS ssMENTs FOR STREET IIPRovGMFNrs-THE
PAYMENT OF WAGES AND OFFICIAL sALAEIEs-
TIL MOST IMPORTANT CITY MEASURE SINCE THE
CHARTER or 1873
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l
ABANY, May 4.-Ihe Woosin Charter has under
gone a great many changes during its passage
through the two Houses. 1t first amended in
the senate Committee OH Cities, and when it came
ND for discussion was stil further amended by
Senator Woodin in accordance with the recon-
mendations Of Controller Green. Before it left the
Senate there were additional changes made. In the
Assembly the Committee on Cities carried this re-
casting process still further, and after the bill had
been before tne House some timei was recommltted
TO the Judiciary Committee, and there amended
again.
Every important change that has been made
during the progress Of the bill has been gwen IN full
in TIE TRIBUNE and no amendment has been offered
that has not been carefully noted but so nuch has
been added and so mnch subuacted that thelneasure
is by no means its original self Its interest to tho
CITY of New-YOTk, as the most important measure
affecting its government passed by the Legislature
since tho Charter of 1873. scews to justify It's
second publication that the nature and effect OF the
changes may be clearly seen. The following is tie
full text of the act winch is in the hands of the
Governor. II has been compared woId for word ana
line by line with the engTossed bill
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
DFCISIONS-MAY A.

Supreme CoUi-Chambcrs-B Judge Lawrence.-
Cooke agi WanGeAs the bill 0i p,ricnlas which has been
demanded W the drleudat has not been served think a.
prenatury brought; IL is therefore denied,
without COSTS with after the Of tho
bin particulars MariieT agt MaferHeport OF referee
AID judgment OF divorce granted To the pann
Borst agt WmckelMotion 10 place the special cal
eudar granted aud set down for 18th inst Mills agt
aid-Ihe General Term having refused dismiss tho
appeal this think that II would competent
the appellant II the Forty fourth Rule has not
been complied w As tho exceptions were filed before tho
plaintiff named under tho fOrtyOuTt Rule think that
PAYMENT OF $40 costs the appellant entitled
that this be deemed Ia have been MED IN tluie.
Hard agt Poster; Vis,manday agt. Smal.-MotiOns
granted owen sgt Groesbuck The Dale Manu-.
featuring Co agt Watson; Archer agt lsuson-Oranted
Arthur Hgrns-Ordet granted for Allowance George
sgt Fslh Lsyerdge agt Waterbury Cooke agt Wande-
HobesoB Tho James St John stationery
Company-Moton s denied without costa koehior agt
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
TIE COURIS.
pApNEY WILLTAMs's WILL.


The will OF the late Barney Williams, the
actor whose real name WAS Bernard O'Fiabeity, was
offered for probate in the surrogates Office yesterday
The entire property bcqueathed to bis wife aud reia-
tvs with the exception Of 5000 which Il given to tie
new St Patrcks Cathedral Flitl-aye The other he-
aueSts are as follows Thirty thouslnd dollars to his
daughter Marie the interest to clOho and educate her
until sho is II years old and then To be paid to ber semi
annually until size reaches the age OF So when
the entire sum is 10 be paid To his wife,
Marie X. O'Fahcrty given the house at No II East
rty-cigi-s. tJgc-Ger with the iuraiuF', &c, ahu
has horses and To Mr'. Anna Pray l. gwen
the IIse OF he hU-c No. 3O2 Is iG.csf Bruokiyn'
dung her life The interest of $4,000 IL 10 be alu 10
MS notel lun he lives. and alter Ter death To MS
SISTERS Mr. kc y aud Mr Bsyns; alter tier urath tne
rrl. sister E!Lg the interest oi gl1OOo - 20 ne
pad ulig cr lie aiicr rdcath II VIII De paid "a Mrs
kc.y and Mrs. BoyIns, AMI tho principal VIII then ne
divided ia same manner tIo previous bciueSi.
Tat aun is tu bc divided amouc her children upOH er
draih similar beIu'st of S2ooOO ~ gwen 10 ms slS-
Ter tlr tur GcorIc B-ylns. All the rest Oi hls
en- b.qutatLed To- Is wife. Aticr ais Wltcs uc3th
lie eli Gets L. paid to hIs OaugiTr and ~ tie event
f las daughter dy ~, before reaching her inJnflty, hr
gives 40 mothcs-u-.aw, Mi~. Au Pray, elp,OJo;
to o., children ~ hi, >ltcr,intw Mrs Brown ana Mt
Juila Martin, $4,000 eacd; 10 hs Sistcgln-aw Mis
Anna Florence, 5000; t. the children % As hFoheia
nj .w, If,ur, and Charles Pray SlO.DoO ca'h. Ihe
r,.f a. tao property is divided equally be wctn tLo
children of h rlsct aud Clara ny tier present
and litc husbands. .-.-, -
rcuiu.s. Tao viii Is Witnessed by william =. Moore of
No u - NtAdast. and " iian {. ItapnaBeh VI No 81
HaTE-IoN.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
LOCAL VIEWS OF ALBANY WORK.

OPINIONS or POLITICIAN CONCERNING THE NOODlN
CnAHTiR-HOw TIE DEFEAT or MR. GREENS
FRIENDS AND OF SALARY RETRENcHMENT is RI
ChIYED-TAMMANY AND ANn-TAMMANY FEEL
ING.
The excitement Ill this city among the officials
and others connected with the different departments Of
iho local government the passage by tho LcSisa
turc of the Woodn Charter BILL and the failure OF what
were known as the Extension and salary bills has
materially subsded Ia regard TO the Woofn Charter
act the local pociansdd not appear willing ycsterdayt 10
venture an opinion to what effect might have upon
the city departments for the reason 1t asserted,
that 1t was impossible to tell what amendments and n-
Temptations might have been added during the excite
ment attending the last hours OF the Legislature in
other words 10 one seemed know what tho provisions
Of the bill rs passed. were prominent Republican
marked that 1t folly 10 attempt To say in what way
1t might affect municipal government here until tie bu
should have been engTOssed. He thought there
doubt however, that of tine provisions of the act
ouirod majority four-fths OF the Board of Aldermen
for the enactment OF ordinance involving the eNpend
iiuIc OF the clys also, that the amount spent
for given pur should exceed the appropriations
previously made.
with relation TO the failure Of the Legislature 10 pass
The bill which in effect extended the term of the Con-
troller 60 days, all tho politicians agree that il has
materially interfered with the plans Of the leaders
Of the anti-TanmaDy and Republican parties.
It is stated that there good under
standing between these leaders TO the
management OF the campaign next Fall, and that the
Controller appeared prominently In the matter 1t has
been asserted that tho strong support given 10 the
measure before the Legislature had its origin
with Controller Green OF his friends, and that
1t was the result Of agreement between
them and Senators Bixby, Morrissey. and woodn
as to the management OF the Fall campaign
Tammany lDemocrsts .sy that the fact that previous
TO the past Winter Controller Green always had strong
in the Legislature, while during the
past session might reasonably suppose he WAS
strong Republican from tho way In which his bills
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
OWL NOTES.

Mr. Beach appeared in the Supreme Court, Special
rerm Yesterday or samuel l. freaiwo, Who ha' brought
against Ralph ~ romcny aad ah'a forty heI' I%T &
duics not reay snd the cA'o "As 'o dow" Tor % NOR
pcreIptO.ily.
An application was made yesterday by Orlando l..
stewart IN sit brought IN the name o Tho Attorney
General dissolve the hrec&er street GALWAY CpmpInNb t.
JnGrc 4wrsuoc Supreme Co.ri cHanb.s 'o A. iInac.
iaNrcnce scser, ed nis d-o.l.oa.
The force .O,llrt salts of the Real Estate Trust
Conlaly against scranton others YESTERDAY referred
Joseph Meek, by Judge Monr in snaeror Coa SPECIAL
Tenn The suits three mcrca-cs given on sale Of
rr.gs rcfs g,cn to tho vc in NJ rwo,i, j.. and
s,ire I. io.,r utSoy, si Tyrcs rtary, ald by him
assigned tle IA p.tG. THe At,or~ey General s
pdry 20 IA, mortgages.
The suit OF Abraham :. Jones against Clement NJ
Ruti.r was yesterday before Chief Justice Mcneil in
sups,r Trial Tsrm. Mr.. Isuter bought Of Jones
600 forged bonds Of the Buffalo Sewlork and ro
Railroad Company i-sard In 1878 lie sued Jones
or m. bonl and hal him arrested In the suit
on char 20 substance Tat De- kacw tho bonds we're spuri
oUs w.on ho them Mr Jones discharged from the
arrest brought It's ,ut Tor ms c9u- prosecution iayi
aonril s.cd tho complaint ho!ung thai the citizen III
u Grim hat duiy 10 s.onl esaist TIE criminal aud
brought home - hin tta tie bonus ho ia si were forged
Pearcd p,.' ioi pi,n,ia; 81 Mice for defendant
Theodore NJ. Davis, the receiver OF the Ocean Ma
tona Bank submitted ms aim Tor compensation - the
Supreme Court matter Philo r. Ruggles.
who reported that in Wow OF tho fact that tbs receiver had
given private practice Tor 10 attend to the
banks - dr stl $iObOOO oi claims against the
tank. had roytIed lai "t claim iof hall hloH deemed
hopes ic tDOA char nal dunc u, VI h"ut N
employing L"5 lo larry
utled tr receipts ami tinlis irLts
Tts wouid ,yo him nearly $4,000 FOR hye work,
Jddge has Jufi IN e natter but
merely his ashyi ad the Controller Vi tIr cur
r.rcv In coming decision, ho hcau ooncdr5 with the
rUltr.c
The suit OF Thomas 5. Sandfori against the Union
Dime Savings Bank before Judge Lancmorc. in Su
preme Court SPECIAL Torn, yesterday. MI sanford claims
that being In possession Of certain los Oh sixty tirs and
desiring 10 money Everett Capp Francis CLARK aud
the bank entered Into nent by which Clark
made three mortgages aggregai 5000 to Capp who
tine bank at discount ANA thar these MORTGAGES
are void usury yet coad his utic
point raised the t1a thai II 'i1k ana tapp acd
authority lrOm rlai.iiH, as the rompant
stated then the mOr 30 cloud On the uue Inc
the tr the
. a un rxbressing wish tnat Glars amt Clapp
his agents procure the loan IAc latn 10 pay coats
b. at liberty 10 amrnd his com
plant the calendar ioi o,is'rc
bank these mortgages Ihey were called 80 rs
the ried today. t. to0k and H. sewtl an
reared paitA j. H. " ArLO ana Woeeer H. PecAhaui
deicnuants.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
II men aud - women, arrested during descent upon the
not0o,s II N0-. 90 and ~ Sullivan committed
in d fluI Ua iOr terms o. four. aud SIX months
John Nannery of No. - Srnth Fifti-aye. got in
toKicac last Christmas and returning hom beat MS vile
terrible aud after StiJrtnE hor cOting VITA
k.ruspue her The wOmsn was bd burned, but
ituay recovered NanneIy aalsned IN The Court
yeste aud entered plea Of Glty 10
assault Iii, wife rsiust Ia appear against him
sentenced g. sonment Ia the penitontdry Tor
year. -, :.
Al the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Annie
Cows was charged keeping Gsorleiy horse at No 100
Last rnirty ST. ard held IA answer In default of $1,000
bii Nicum arrested Yesterday, charged with
tegchng child Frai cisco NIcoin 10 play the violin the
public es defiance Of Law. Justice kbreth committed
lin In default OF $3.50 bal.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
p1SSFNGEPS ,S4ILED

FOR GLASGOW-In steamship STATE Of Virginia, May -.
NTs J. T. stevenson q. W. " aT aEd wife. Th0s wine,
v alter Joseph Cegg. Gen arc Casseya j. O. faaco
Mi, Eafe FitLsmmons Joan Kelly, Mts. Annie AL Mister
JOIN Kelly g.. II. Limbe Mrs heresa hy.r u ds Ne-
Vile r. 20 STABLE G. =. BaYss, Dr. sullivan, Ars Mari
anne W,les and child. Mr. and -lrs D. VI. Mc5arfy ava
cbIl,ren airs c. Dunne an children ar and MIS- T. j.
SI or and nlant Miss Gei. ri e adler John Aug MIA
EnzaDeIh AoIaulan, Miss knnI f. Bal, Miss Hattie Mac
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Signor Blitz had bright little fellow on TIA
stan to assist hm in the "exp,ri eni" "sif" sail
SignOr -" do YOU think could put the CONS which thaS
lady holds into coat pJcketp NO." sail the hv
confidently. ''Thing not Z" " I knOW yCu caulla,ti
said tllc fellow, with great lnIeSs why NOR.
"'Cause the pocket is all torn ont"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. o...
- Leave New.Nork from foot Of DesDrosses an' N'''
landt-sts.: ,,,,, narlor
$50 a. n for Washington and the West pullman Ps tsa
ear, from New \ orK TO baltimore aud Nas.A sss,s
Pullman scepeis and dag cars from altsuV - trir
burgh, ChI, ago. cincinnati Loalayll &C anis sas
ua.,s clos cunnec lions iOr Columbus, lndahapo@ -
NeW-Orltans. . ,..h FLORIDA
255 p washington and The south savaSnay
AMI New-DTl als Through csrs nom Wv aaol day
Baltimore ani Washington Pullman sleepeis ), a." louis
cars nom Baltimore 10 Chicago, Cincinnati 81 N'
Columbus, Ac. -, ,., - ,,,esr pail
SKA N m ay for Washington the South and est, ,r,u
nan sleepers baltimore and Washington, ss a con
HTltimore Cincinnati. ST. LOUIS. &c, nlaAlns
nsrtions Tor louisville indianapolis the South sa piss
West Connects Washington with tiahls ,a,s oi and
n'onI L, ,nchDurg savannah, Florida Ne~-o1eaal az
The Sonth. Through seepcrs baltimore A"' -
Orleans. =, - x.....,,. oecoS 81
ami 4 ,y,S broaiway, New York and al GoHe. Cav ON,
~ and sts, and deyot Jese It6
AsK IOR TICKETS VIA BALIlMohk AMI
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

snn rise, - 4.53 -ets 100 Moon sets". 32s
1 RICH wAfER TIl!s DAY-A. h.
Sandy Hook. j:2O Cows Island BIOS ii.H u fery 'i'
Sandy IIoo1 G:i3 Cows Island o:I5 lieu u Fci' 0''
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Cooperation Aotlres.

of PUBLIC PARks.-,PRQgI-
~ POSALS FOR PAVING WALKS IN CITY HALL
PA4Ktaled propo ais vii bo received 10y the acye e ne
partmrnt at 36 uuiOrsludr. New-lOrk CITY, uuW NhD
EESDAH, Nay 10, 1896 al D 30 tor tie above HnFA-
For fu par culigs city Record, No CITY liaL
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARIS.
~ LIGHTING HE LAMpS IL lie Pu bLIC PAhiSS'
VITA u IS OR OrHE HER GLECMINAr, No NAT EllAatts ats
aied proposals for The above Sork are nNite ~ Nj m
received by the Department of Public PARIS NJ 50 ~
81 are uut . 20 ~ m. WEDN DAY Nay 10 1870 '''
iGll particulars see city Record, No . CITY Hail.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

robbery: samuel Boser Emily comstsk grand srceDv "a
ward sharkey, James l.. h ylo petit larceny. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-16
ATEAa.lNGS.

An election was held in Reavine,
Washoe county, ON Thursday, for
Mining Recorder, which resulted in
the choice of B. f. Brown, who re-
ceived A. votes out of SO cast. w. III.
Dickens received IA and c. .. Buck
ley l vote.
Smith Van Dreilen brought down 10
Elko, from the Blue Jacket mill, at
Bull Run, six bars OF bullion, valued
at 81. 1870. which We're shipped through
Wells, Fargo d Co., to Seligtnan " Co.,
New York, on Wednesday.
1t Is reported that cattle are dying
rapidly, from some unknown cause,
on the Big Meadows of the Hum
boldt.
The Phoebe Postofice has been made
a second class office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-16

thorough work and have confidence
in their ability to do it.
There is little uueasiness among the
! citizens east Of the Missouri river,
though they, as well as most
of the military posts, are with
out sufficient protection should
the Indians determine to raid the To-
cality. The so called forts OH the upper
Missouri are mere posts and cOllec-
lions of cheap frame buildings, in ev-
erv instance destitute Of earthworkS
and generally no stockade of any ma
ture. Rire, Lincoln and Stevenson
would fall before 500 warriors who
would dare to make a charge If they
used fire in connection with other
weapons. There are less than three
thousand troops, all told, operating
against the Indians, and nearly half of
t hese are used in guarding wagon
trains or supply depots.
While there seems to be a DISPOSE
ton on the part Of each command to
win glory Tor itself without the aid of
CO operating forces, until more effect
i've measures are taken you may look
for continued disaster or an abortive
campaign.
Col. Burke, Indian Agent at Stand
ing Rock, writes that there can be no
peace until the hostile bands are
broken up and sui dued; that the
most horrible crimes may be coln-
mitted nnder the noses of the agents
or the military, and a moment AFTER
wards the perpetrator Is on his way
to thu hostiles, where, being desperate,
he becomes n of the bravest Of the
brave. Not only this, but white out
laws from mining camps and other
points in the Territories and from the
British possessions find an asylum
among these Indians. and having or
ganized them enjoy peculiar facilities
for gaining arms and ammunition.
The hostiles are rich in plumber, rich
in horses and rich in the fruits of the
and each Indian agency and
trading post becomes a base of sup
plies to them which they have album
dant means t obtain.
Reinforcement for h Seat Of War.
YANKToN, DAKOTA, July Is.
Six companies Of the Fifth infantry.
under General Miles, have arrived
here en- route for Big Horn, to rein
force Gen. Terry. They leave on Sun
day for the seat Of war.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-16

THE labor question in England has
again become one of serious Import
ance. Trade must be depressed in
deed when not only reduced wages
and reduced time. but a limit of four
working days in the week are deter
mined upon. Whether such reductions
arejustifiable or not their effects cannot
fail to be most deplorable. At the
present rates the condition of English
operatives is not a happy lot. With
reduced wages, and only four days in
the week to earn even this, no tate
could be much worse than is likely to
befalI them. Depressed as everything
is with us we have not yet fallen SO
low as the condition Of things in Eng
land.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-16
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
From the News Of Yesterday

FROM ire news OF yesterday.
Bro FIND.-Charles Karbstein was
Informed the other day by that intel
ligent aborigine, "Big Mouth George"
that he cheap see UNI shoutee green
backs" and proposed to take Charley
to the place among the rocks where
he had found them for The amount of
one hundred dollars. Charley there.
upon made II bargain and started for
the cache, and sure enough found
$3.50 in five dollar greenbacks, on the
Traders National Bank of Chicago.
These are some of the notes passed by
our friends Selbv and Wagner last
year, and were evidently cached there
by them or sosne of their plices.
The place where they were found was
friend big Mouth" was grieved when
good aud clinched the assertion by
showing some of hem in the fire.
PR,soNERs.-Deputy Sheriff Max.
we'll, of Cherry Greek, sOme time ago,
went to Salt Lake for two horse
thieves, who had stolen stock from the
Keogll range, west of Cherry Creek.
The men were lodged in prison at Salt
Lake City awaiting the arrival OF an
officer. and the horses found III their
possession held. Geo. Brewer, one of
the men, was found to he an old hand
at the business, and ran his head into
the halter by going to Utah, where two
Indictments are standing against him
for grand larceny: on both he will no
doubt be convicted, and when ne
ser YES out his time there we may have
a chance at him here. The other pris
oner was brought to this place and
lodged in Jail to await the action Of a
Grand Jury, which will be called the
first week in September.
SNOw.-HamiltOn was visited by a
miniature snow storm on Friday last.
Snow on the 7th Of July il a luxury
that few localities can boast OF. We
understand that quite a covering of the
" beautiful Tell on Treasure Hill. 1t
was cold enough the latter part of last
week and the first days of the present
to make o%vercoats cOmfor able, and
fires both morning and evening were a
necessity.