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Marvel Duval & Co.'S machine shop
at Fall River, Mass, burned Friday
morning. Loss 100000; insurance $685..
nOO Ji
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4 lcc1nrNrlI1Y KIILPn

Richard HatterIey, a gun.maker Of this
city, was killed this morning while get.
Ting on a train while In motion.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

SAN FRANCEco, April 1.-THE DEM
ocratic State Central Committee have
fixed May 2lth for holding the State
Convention.
VOORHEES, TO FIRE TIE DEMOCRAT
HEART.
ErAEsvILLE, IND, April 1.-the
Courier will contain double loaded edi-
torial tomorrow declaring that the dill.
ierences existing between Landers and
Holman seem TO be so grave as to make
il necessary to choose a compromise can
didatc for Governor, and urging D. W.
Voorhees, for the position. 1t says that
the announcement Of his name at
the head Of the ticket would set the
Democratic hearts to throbbing as they
never did before and Democratic hands to
working AZ they never worked before.
Aided BY his brilliant eloqucnce and by
the Justice Of our cause, n victory would
be gained in Indiana which would cheer
the hosts OF honest men throughout the
land 10 strike double blows at the scourgc
Of Grantism, and the centennial year
wonld be made TO reflect the victories Of
one hundred years ago.
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WNHNUIuNI W. HIHH III N' H J
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, with westerly winds, warmer
and clear weather, followed by southwest
winds and falling barometer in the north
west.
For Lake region, rising barometer,
with westerly winds, cooler and partly
cloudy weather. ar u
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NOTICE
u. s, INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES.
Nav T. 1875, 10 AphI 80, 1877.

Tho Revised Statutes Of tho United States, Sec
tiOns 81 2, $751; S23s and $3.50. require every per-
Ineut which renders him liable To SPECIAL
TAX procure dAd place ooRIpieuOutiy IN htI Gttab-
Ihhmsstor piaos Of buhneu ST IMf den0tlng the
payment Of ,ald SPELIAL TAX for tho Special
Tax Year beginning May l, 1916, before eommenc-
lng or continuing business after April 80, 1876.
The taxes en- mtrated within the provisions Oi the
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cEEDsl TREEsl PLANTsl

Rsllsbls Vegetable and Flower SeedI, Finest
Mixed Lawn 0ras., Seed Potatoes Fruit and 0fna-
mentSl Tree, Small Frults and EyeIpeans Roses
ma Bedding FlRnts, Wholesale and Retail Al Re-
N4'> JOHN r. 4 A. MURDOCH,
III smIthGeld st., PittabuTSh.
eFcatalOsues on application. mrs-WAs
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FIRE RECORD.
INcENpIARY FIRE.

New York, April l4.-The old GrCely
mansion, was destroyed by fire this even
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UNDERWRITERS NOTICE.
EpAI,D OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS
SAN FRANCISCO.

ylE-gIyED. That the se-rrt-ry Of the Board
~ 10 instructed t. notify the Mayor and
council II Carson city, iLst unless i-nulzliate
,s-;,, az taken to prusi.s that city with ample
ra.-r facilities for protection a-sin-t fire, the
Nsllbers 6- iniS Bo.ri OF Underwriters CO san
rsn.iS, All cil-iirr the asivisshiii:y Of With
..Tf- u. from business in that city.
a1y.5tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND ORDER
Id of Sale issued out of and under the Seal
OF the Hon. I'd Judicial District Court, IL AMI
for OrInsby County and State OF Nevada. on
Judgment obtained therein the Stli day of
January, \ 1876, and attestcd on the lsth
day of January, \. p. 1876, III favor Of James
Duffy and against j. L. Blethen, VI. q. blethtp.
Wells, Fargo X Co. and L. P DreNlcr, defend
ants. And in pursuance to said dccr-- and
order Of sale. to me directed, have leviCI upon
and VIII expose to public sale al suction, on
WEDNESDAY, the sth day OF MARCH. between
the hours of am. and 5 pm, t,-w.t; al ouo
O'Clock. p.m., the real property set out i'll SAID
decree or 50 much as Will satisfy the gsl d..
Inands, tn-wit: Original COST IA the sum OF
S-i3 IS. Counsel fee IN the sum uf $50 -. and
the sum of - rs 70, with interest al >9.3l- I'll
st the rate OF two ~ per cent. per month, from
10th December. D. 1873, and on 80 81 ST the
rate of ten 10 par cent. er altuuu!. and inter
est on said costs and counsel fee al the rate II
ten per cent. per annuIu from date u Judgment,
together with aCcr;I;nG costs Ln. ~ the sum ~
>l5 -, and all costs which may hereafter acyrrs
by advertisement, per cenia4- on eslv. etc. etc
all g! the shove amounts IL toe old com ut tie
United States.
All II TIL following described land and pr, III
-, in and East OF and adjoining IN town u
Carson CITY. OTnlsby county. Nevada. t. wiz.
Beginulng at = stake At the southeast corner OF
Section seventeen Il, Township MT, Il T..
north of kauFr twenty t-t1. cas'. thence EIAl-
ming " = sionE IIv south line OF said -. ton
seventeen a. forty 80 chains to -tak' a tn
southwest CurutT Of thu southeast lEartt- of
said Section Seventeen IL, ttgncv north ten
AMI '5-loo D" =. chains .' d FEM bearing asst
and west. tN---gt ra~t sl7n- SAID ftl. forty -.
tb4lnr. and thCurs- -s,:l in ali. S.-.Hr 10 -
, hams - the Place q De- -rLlH-,- .'a-:-.is.,
torjy-t.lree and An" l4a.+I s-r-> .-i a.- ta.
whole e.: Blocks ruu..+!,t e4Nt,.-. ..t -...1..
teen l. ., tNatty-furjr ~ 1tfrs 80. u- ..-
tAlrty-nve Sc .tAiT-.--i2 At t---rr. .,a
tAIrtv-,.LLi .a-.. t-Irty-,..r.- ...'. 5.l-. .tf
rntry-ol., Il aui :ss..-c, ~ s> -. .-.-,..s...
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the District Court Of the SecoL,
Judicial District OF the State &
Nevada, in and for the Count
of Orlnsby. this 9Th day c
November. in the year Of on
Lord. one thousand eight hU!.
lred and seventy-fve.
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After ten years OF trlal On this coast has proved
its II the only curative III certain class &
diseases Pronounced by medical practitioners a.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE oF 4 DECREE AND

ID Order of Sale issued out of and under the
seal Of the Honorable Second Judicial District
Court. in and for Orlnshy County. Stat" of Ne
va4a, on judgment obtained therein on thu
oath day of February, A. d. 1876. ana attcsted
on the 81 day of March. A. d. 1916. i'll favor Of
John Kelly and against James Duffy for the
sum Of 81 SOS 20lD0 with interest on $1,000
thereof from February oath. 4. D. 1876. until
paid and on the SUN Of Ss9o 2b-lta thereof al
ten per cent. per anuum until paid. and for
costs of suit taxed at S5l GO. together with the
sum Of - 6;-l0e Clerks accrIlinG costs. snd all
costs which may accrue by advertising. Shcrifts
fees. etc counsel fee OF 1892 S6-ltU included i'll
the judgment. and to me directed, command
ing to sell according to law certain real
property hereafter described 10 satisfy the above
demands, all in gold coin of the United States;
and i'll pursuance thereto l have levied upon
and Will expose st public suction in front Of
the Court House door il Carson City. Orlasby
County, State OF Nevada, on SATURDAY, THE
25th DAY OF Marco. \. ID. 1876, between the
hours of Q \. NJ. and p. NJ, 10 wit, at o'clock
P. NJ. all the right, title, interest or Claim Of
the defendant James Duffy OF. in and to the
following described zeal property, set out III
said decree, to wit: Lots Nos. l. ,. ) and in
block No "a OF Mussers Division O: Carson
City. Oriusby County. Nevada, together with
the improvements thereon
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, March Sd, 1916
RoBr. NJ. CLARkE. ilsinti1f's Attorney.
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DISSOLUTION.

Ty,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE En-
II lstin: O-tween r. L. .iUDp and F. Il.
NCLCAHl in thu Pioneer soap Company has
been this day dissolved by mutual cclson t, L.
D. .tUpD retiring, from the firm. p. II. AiULCAHY
will continue the business heretofore; col
I'StIrg all bills and paying all Indebtedness Of
the Pioneer Susp Company.
F. ID. JUDD
p. II. NULCAIIY
Carson City, December Il. 1915.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.

II
Il Second Judicial Dstsi Of the state Of
Nevada. i'll and for the County OF Crmshy.
HARMON II. hIRCHNER plaintiff ~ ELIINHETE 4
kIECnNEH ef,ndaIt. Action brought in th'
District Court OF the Second Judicial District Of
the state 0f Nevada. in and for the County Of
Ormsby. and the COMPLAINT filed in said County
of oriuShy. in the office Of the Clerk Of said
District Court. The state Nevada senG-
greeting 10 ELIZhBETH \. kTIC HNER deferdaul
Nou are hereby rcquiredtn appear in an acton
brought against Yen by the a5oy" named plan
tiff in the District Court of the Second judicial
District Of the State Il Nevada. il eni for tn
County Of crlHshy, and to answer the Complsiut
filed therein % copy al which accompaEit : thi1
summons within ten days exclusive of thu
day Of servicei after the service On you Of this
sunlmons-it served within this County; or il
served ont of this County. but in this District.
within twenty days. otherwise within fort
days Judgment by default will be taken
against you The said acti is brought TO dis
solve the bonds of matrlnony existing between
you and the plaintiff upon the alleged grounG
of wilful descrtion. And you are hereby notiitG
that If you fail to appear and answer the said
Complaint as above required. the said plaiLti9
Will apply to the Court for the relief prayed
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court Of the SecoLG
Judicial District OF the State q
Nevada, in and for the County
of Onnsby. this 9Th day Of
NdS6 November. in the year Of ON
Lord. one Thousand eight hun
lred and seVcnty-fve.
TT. EDWARDS ClerF.
Office OF sheriff Of County Of Ormsby So -
I hereby certify, tina: l received the within
SUNNI Jus on the n day OF November. A h
l-s5. and = turn that after due diligence anu
from Information believe ihe def, ndant Eliza
beth \ Kirchncr can not BE- foaad within thie
County II Or1nshy or in the Stste O; Nevada
Dated at Carson tins sth day II Novcmher.
1875 st SWIFT, Sheriff
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VOLUME XXIv-NUMBER l41.

tries already cancelled, and upon which
purchase, money or other considerations
have been disbu1ed to responsible par
ties In interest. Agreed to.
The bill having been considered aI IN
Committee Of the Whole, the amendment
proposed by tho Committee on Railroads,
was agreed to without further amend
ments, The bill was reported to the Sen.
ate, aud the amendments made In the COM
mittee. Agreed to. After a discussion
the bill passed-yeas IS, nays Is.
In the consideration OF the unfinished
business the bill appropriating 81 S6OO,'
900 10 aid the Centennial Exhibition was
resumed and Norwood spoke in opposi'
tlon to 1t.
Mr.. Mitchell spoke in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Randolph obtained the floor but
yielded for the executive session.
Mr.. Cameron gave notice that ho
would ask the Senate 10 remain in SeS-
sion tomorrow till a vote could be
reached on the Centennial bill.
The Senate then went into executive
session, when the doors opened the Chair
announced Morrill,, Of Maine, Sargent and
Thurman a. the Conference Committee
on the part Of the Senate on the bill 10
pay the interest on the SG5 District Of
Columbia bonds.
Adjourned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February l0.-Thc Speaker
of the House Of Commons took his seat at
4 O'Clock. In reply to Sir Jno. Lub.
back in regard to the Honduras Minister,
the under Secretary for the Foreign De.
partment said that no official step. had
been taken by the Government to induce
hi, resignation. lie resigned in consc.
uuence Of an unofficial communication.
Sir Stafford Northcro's, Chancellor Of
the ExchCIuer, introduced marUT in.
surancc bill.
The Board ofTradc which made iuqui'
ry into the loss Of the American ship
Harvest Queen, sunk oil Waterford, Ire.
land, on the 3lst OF January, find that the
steamship Adriitic sunk her, and that
the Captain Of the steamer should have
reported the matter To the British Consul
on hi. arrival at New York, and left the
bows Of the Adrialic untouched until they
had been inspected by the Consul. Say.
ing this, the captain il acquitted ui the
blame. and his certificate wa' restored "
him. The first md third officers are cen.
surcd for withholding information.
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New YoRK, February l0.-.AgentlOman
who has arrived in thiS city from Havana
gives un account Of the execution Of seven
persons, which took place on the 18th ult.,
on plantation in Cuba called Fl Santo
Cristo This plantation is owned by
Francisco Gonzales Argo, and is situated
on the Vuelte dc AbajO, in the jurisdic-
ton Of Bejucal. 1t seems that a female
slave resisted the advances Of the ovcrseer
OF the plantation, who then told such
stories about the woman that her owner
ordered her to be severely whipped.
When the punishment was about to be in-
lictcd it was found lhatthc woman would
room become u mother. Her fellow slaves
hoped that on account Of this she might
escape, but shc was whipped in terrible
manner. During the whipping her
child was born, and the husband and six
other slaves then plotted to kill their
master in revenge, but failing to find
him al the appointed time, they killed
the oycrsecr, Arrange. The owner re-
ported the killing Of the Mayoral as only
the first step toward causing an insurrec.
lion among his slaves in favor OF the in
surgenls, and that those engaged were
the conspira;ors. Alter trial by court.
martial, In which three we're sentenced TO
be shot, another trial took place, and
seven were condemned to death. The
sentence was soon executed on Arango's
plantation, the mother and the husband
Of the woman subjected to the basiiuado
being compelled to stand first in the line
Of slaves paradcd 10 witness the shooting.
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MEMPHIS, February l0.-The Aud'
iaasIes special from Jackson, Mis-, says
that Congressman &. Wiley Wells tesIi.
fed before the Impeachment Committee
Of the Legislature yesterday. His tesii-
muny isconsidcrcd damaging to Cover
nor Amcs. Postmaster Pease, Of Nicks-
hurgh, testified to-day. Cordosl, state
Superintendent Of Education, will GER
iainly be onstcd, as the evidence against
him i' overwhelming. There isa serious
dis,cnsion in the Impeachment commit
tee and the impression prevails tha' the
articlcs cannot bc sustained II pressed.
The ippsar,spcciall.ays'lhat Congress.
man Wcils testified that he knew about
Governor .Lmes asserting that the killing
Of iitccn or twenty negroes was a benefit
10 the party.
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Letter from President OrtOn OF
the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, W. U. 7. Co. |
February, 10, 1876.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, W. U. 7. Co. |
February, 10, 1876.
10 E,liiou My attention has been
called within few days TO the press re-
ports passing over our wires from Wash
ington containing statements 10 this effect:
First, That recent application TO the
United States Court at ST. Louis, to have
the requirements OF one OF tho several
subpTnas which had been served upon the
Commissioner made more explicit, and
was really made for the purpose'of prevent
ing the disclosure OF what was considered
by me as damaging testimony to General
Babcock.
Second. That my recent tripto Washing.
ton was made in connection with this
business, and that while at Washington
had admitted that the records Of the Wes-
tern Union Company at New York and
Long Bronch, recently examined by me,
pursuant to a subpoena, contained mes.
sagcs between General Babcock and
the members Of the ring which show
conclusiyely that Babcock Is guilty. Re-
ports containing some Of these allegations
have already been published. deem II
due alike to public and private justice to
say concerning the matters referred to in
these reports
First. The application made TO the
Court in behalf ofthe company atSt. Louis
was not at the instigation, solicitation or
suggestion Of Gen. Babcock, nor any per.
son acting in his behalf; nor was my trip
TO Washington on that business.
Second. No effort has ever been made
by or in behalf Of Gen. Babcock TO pre-.
vent the company from furnishing all
messages in its custody that had been
called for by process issue,l from any
court. and all such have been furnished.
Third. The search made through the
New York and Long Branch files failed
to find single message, either covered
by the subpoena or outside Of il, which
related TO any Of the cases at 81. Louis.
FOUETH. II follows necessarily that /
have not stated TO any person, anywhere,
that the records Of this company contains
evidence conclusive OF the guilt Of Mr.
Babcock. have stated in few instances
exactly the contrary.
Yer respectfully. WM Orion.
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By Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Sudden Death of Hon. Reyerdy
IOhuHOu.

BALTIMORE, February TO- Reyerdy
johnson, the distinguished stateman and
jurist, was found dead this evening at
s:l5 o'clock, In the grounds surrounding
the Executive Mansion at Annapolis. Mr..
johnson was the guest Of Governor Car
roll and dined this afternoon, with other
gentlemen, at the Executive Mansion.
He was found dead in the yard by a
servant,
ASSAroLIs, February lO.-Mr. John
son came here last night to argue the case
Of Baker vs.. Frick, argued in the Court
Of Appeals to-day. By invitation Of Gov
ernor Carroll he became his guest at the
Executive Mansion to-day. The Gov
ernor invited Chief Justice Barton, Of
this State, and several other gentlemen 10
meet Mr.. Johnson nj dinner at the man
sion. They dined about 8. I'm.
At dinner Mr.. johnson appeared inex.
ccllent spirits and his usual health, anden.
tertained the company by his conversa.
tion and relating anecdotes. At dinner
he took one glass Of Madeira wine and re.
fused any more. After dinner he sud.
denly asked the Governor TO take him in
the parlor. He took the Governors arm
and walking in there sat down on a sofa.
At the request Of Mr.. johnson the Cover.
nor rejOined the guests at the table.
Shortly after a servant appeared at the
door and beCkOning the Governor out,
told him Mr.. johnson was lying in the
yard on the stones. Gov. Carroll went
Immediately to the place and found Mr..
johnson lying on the cobble stone car
riage way that passes under the porch Of
the mansion, close up to the wall and near
door leading into the basement. lie had
evidently gone down the steps and around
to the side Of the house and fallen where
he was found. This wns about S:l5 NJ,
and the impression il that he had been
there at least half an hour. lie was
then dead, and was bleeding prOiuscly
from wounds on the right side Of the head
and face. His body was at once removed
into a basement room and physicians
summoned. DIR. VIM. G. Tuck was the
irst to arrive, and after examining the
body pronounced lifecxtinci. Drs. Cloude
and Ridiout arrived afterwards. There
are wounds on the right side Of the fore.
head, two fractures Of the skull from the
upper portion Of the forehead to the
eyebrow, dislocation Of finger Of left
hand, and cuts on hands and legs, and
bruises. The physicians are examining
the body to determine the cause Of his
death. Mr.. johnson would have been
eighty years old next May.
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Fail orn Brick House.

lSprASATOLIs, February lO.-A four.
story brick building, 100 feet frontage On
Pennsylvania street, recently occupied 10y
laugh Il Co.a ironworks, fell at ~
o'clock tlri. morning aud is total wreck.
The building was bcing transformed into
block for business purposes. The OK.
cayating for the cellar rooms !. supposed
To have caused the disaster. Thirty or
forty w0rkmCn were engaged un the
building, but nllcscapcl unhurl, warning
being given 10y the cracking ni the wall.
some minutes before they gave way.
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DWIGHT, ILL.,, February 9.-Father
TAYLOR made such deepimpres'ion upon
his audience last night at the Methodist
Church that he consented to speak again
,hi. afternoon. Ills subject was India
Missions. The railway,In his opinion,
was doing great work in Christianizing
India. \ Brahmin will jumpo on train,
lille his baggage all around him so that
he will not come in contact with other
cate. Thi. situation does not last long,
for. a. soon a. the train becomes crowded
the train.guard shoves in the passengers
and over gocs the baggage, Brnhmin,
caste. and all. Such incidents are OF
dnily q, occurrence. He thinks that the out.
look oi the India missions wa4 never
more hopeful, and that the Pagans will
be brought into the Kingdom Of Chri.t
largely through the fundamentally of
the pieans themselves. Telcgraphs, kcr.
o.enr, Yankee clocks, and American ideas
are all doing an immense work in lifting
thcse twg hundred and forty millions from
darkness into light. Father Taylor makes
hi. MISSIONS and work scli-suStainmg,
iii. lecture was full Of anecdotes and
thrilling incidents connected with his
mission work. lie also sang several
,ong4 in. CaiTrr, TalmalN, mud. llindoOs.
thnec. He speaks to- night at Gardner,
Illinnia
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IIANovER, y. H., February l0.-Ths
Trustees Of Dartmouth College here have
closed the investigation Of the accounts Of
late Treasurer Daniel Blaisday. Tbs
proposition Of his heirs TO compromiis
the deficiency OF $4,000 was accepted.
lii, successor will not be elected until
lur0
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ed themselves since the adjournment Of
the court as greatly delighted at the
breaking force Of Everest's evidence, aad
seem to be very sauguine that they will
succeed in like manner on all occasions.
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BoSTuS, February 10. - Sanders "
llohb', formerly wholesale shoc dealers,
were before the u. 5. Commissioner to.
day on the charge Of lraudrnlly selling
g"pd. within three months prior Of going
INTO bankTuplcY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-11

CISCISNATI, February l0.--Thc child
recently found at TilIen, Ohio, aud sup.
posed to lc Charley Ross, i nov known
Ia lr Charley Schcnck, Of thi. city, who
has been missing some time. Ills mother
lciI l"r 'rillcn to recover him lOalay.