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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
NOMINATIONS 10 CONGRESS.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-The Democrats oi
the With Kentucky District to-day renomlhacu MILTON
j. Durham for Congress- - ?
Tor Aug. 16.-Ex-Gov. j. ID. Cox OF
This CITY was unanimously nominated for Congress to-day
b; the Republicans of the With District.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Aug lo.-lhe
I'D District Republicans nominated for Congress To-Day
bv reclamation, the Hon. d. c. Dennison, ana choSe
Roswell Farnam of Bradford for Presidential Eecior,
The attendance was unusually large Gen. otepneh
Thomas presided.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-The Republicans OF
the Xth Ohio District nominated Charles Foster Tor Con-
cess Yesterday The reenbacK men of the Win Indiana
District nominated Mr.. Hoges of Dearborn County Tor
Congress.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 16.-Nyron Harris was
nominated to-day at Grand Rapids Tor Representative III
Congress by the Democrats and National party OF the
VIII Distr!ct. Separate conventions were held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
.r ,nu nAuv .TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1876

Company his decision does not go Into ehect unt inc
decree In the suit is entereda matter necessarily In
volvinp delay OF day or two Meanwhile the fnjunc-
ton continues technically in force On inquiry OF the
counsel OF the Elevated Railway Company, they stated
mat they had made such suggestion 10 Judge van
oesen on Friday but that he had thought the delay OF
entering the too little TO require sucn an
order II IL could be granted without notice. ana tnat thy
did not know OF any intention Of the company to beg
work before the decree was signed.
n the company had entertained the intention OF pro
ccedng with this work last night IL was abandoned tor
a Journey along the line discovered no signs OF acuVy
In apyp ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
SOUTH CAROLNA,s DEMOCRACY.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. lev. w. Harlee
was elected permanent President Of the State Demo-
cratic Convention last night The Convention to-day
met in secret session The secret session lasted all day
It was finally decided to nominate State ticket The
doors were reopened at o'clock this evening Gen.
Wade Hampton was unanimously nominated Tor Gov
ernor, aud the Convention then adjourned uhu to-mor
row There is an enthusiastic torchlght procession III
ratification Of the nomination of Tden and Hendricks
tonight.
LATER-The nomination OF Hampton for Governor Is
received with immense enthusiasm His speech prior 10
nomination was in full accord with the spirit of the st.
Louis Convention. Other nominations Will be made To-
morrow and Chancellor johnson OF Marion Is prom
nently sroken OF for Northumberland. The Ilueh
and Hendricks ratification meeting tonight was grand
success The torehlicht procession was fully mhe ana
half in length aud the grandest ever seen i'll THIS state
The state canvas is regarded by Democrats as snOord
nate TO that of Tilden and Hendricks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
INCIDENTS AT PARTY HEADQUARTERS.
ENCOURAGING RrroRrs FROM REPUBLICANS IL VA

ENCOURAGING REFoRTs FROM REPUBLICANS ~ VA
Rovs PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
The reports received at the headquarters of
the National Republican Committee In the Ffth Avenue
Hotel from different pars Of the state indicate consid
cradle activity In the organization Of clubs and the usual
prcpinary work Hccc sary to aggressive rampaign
The demand Tor campaign documents has largely IN
creased At the Headquarters the National Committee
of Union veterans ~ the same hotel large number of
letters are received from all parts OF the country giving
enc uragng news regarding the progress made IN or
gauilue BOYS IN Blue clubs, aud asking for UNIFORMS
and other equipment.
letter received from W. L. NJ Ross, Adutant-tcneral
DEPARTMENT OF Maryland states that large number Of
rccrus have already been received in Baltimore, and
sc. of mass meetings to be held weekly has been in
situtcl The meetings are very satisfactory, ard more
interest r. manifested than at any previous campaign
Jo,cuh C. Abbott, Department Commander at Whining
tan c. writes that there are from 5000 10 10000
"B,ys in Blue" in the state From Wheeling, W Va,
Cen Jo,n Carlin commanding the Department Of the
state, write. follows: 81 nave c"nicrrch WIN
MANY yccrts III reference Ia organizing The Boys III
IHur aud the general Impression H. lhht Tue boys
viii almost unanimously work aud vote with the ltpnl'-
Hcan party We are already pretty thoroughly organ
Zcd IN clubs for campaign purposes ana the WORK 20
y an very caIpc.tlyt We are somewhat IN advance Of
farmer cannagrs, With q good prospect OF success"
senator Powell Clayton Of Arkansas accept. the APP
monument ol commander OF the department. aud agrees
10 organic a staff al once.
ALTau IIog yiit returned yesterday from Washington
and called Ina the afternoon at the downtown Office of the
National Democratic Committee On Liberty st lie VIII
"A the duties or Chairman OF me Ma
tinuoI Committee. special meeting of the Executive
Committee viii probably bc held to-day. Among the
Othc. callers AT the downtown Once OF the committee
Kentucky. and Henry Watcrson, editor OF The Louis
uMe COurter-JOWUdL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
THE LoNG-RANGE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The challenge sent out two months ago by
the Crescent City Rifle Association TO compete for the
longrange championship of the United states has been
accepted by the Chicago Rife Club and the Amateur
Ride Club Of Ncwiork The match Is to take place on
OcI. II ut 500 900 and l,000-yard targets, aud the
entries for competition will close Sept 20 Each team
IL lire its range aud 10 he represented by
referee other ranges The result OF the shooting
he teegraphed 10 the Crescent City Club Immediately
after the conclusion Of the firing when the full result
will he teegraphed 10 the ranges where the shooting
takes place,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
REPUBLICAN, HARMONY SECURED IN ARKANSAS

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug 16-lhe preach III
the Republican party at last apparently healed anu
they now present an undivided front. The Hon. D.
Brooks the nominee of the regular organization 'ous
formally declined 10 accept and Tor Vne San VI
49,, h,onr I'm rho marty the vacant place was rendered
IN Gen s. W. Bishop, the nOminee of the younger "aS
of The PARTY Gen Bishop has accepted ana now m,'u
~ 49, ~ the regular organization, while the ne"
aaolD ticket as il is called dies by mutual CONSENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
BRIGHT REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS N THE WEST

Col. Robert G.. Ingcrsoll of Illinois, who is
now on his way Maine stamp the state for Hayes
and Wheeler, In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter
ai the Gsey House yesterday, said that the Republican
prospects in his State were very encouraging ana was
likely that this election would call out larger number of
VOTERS than any election since 1860. The Republican
state ticket WAC very one, and there hardly
any doubt that Hayes aud Wheeler would carry Illinois
nv a majority Of 10000 10000 The Republicans
would also doubtless carry Indiana, not only on account
of the position IN which Gov Hendricks lad placed him
self In his letter of acceptance, but also because the
nomination OF Gen. Irni amin Harrison Tor Governor
lad put an end to all the dyisnn In the Republican
RANKS Iowa and Ohio were prominently Republican
states and the indications AT present were thai nearly
an the Western states would roll large maJOrics for
HAYES and Wheeler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
LACROSSE At NEWPORT.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug. 16.-Two games
of lacrosse played in Newport oil the polo grounds
this afternoon, between the Montreal players Indians
and whites. The attendance large aud fashionable.
200 carriages being within the grounds Don Carlos and
Ministers OF Italy Austria and Spnin were among
the SPECTATORS. The game very exciting, and
although witnessed for first time by most Of the
company, well appreciated and enjoyed. The
Indians the first game In hour and ID minutes aud
the whites The second i'm 10 minutes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
SKETCH OF GEN. WADE HAMPTON.

ten. Wade Hampton, the Democratic noml-
nee for Governor Of South Carolina, was porn ~ 'hcs
ton in the year 1918. His early educalon was
received at South Carolina College, from
which he was graduated with distinction. Ills
nnrsuts previous to the late war were al
most exclusively hose OF planters though he served I'D
botb branches of the south Carolina Legislature Ills
father twade Hampton, who died at Columbia . Us
in 1884, was called the richest planter IN inc oou'
He was a Revolutionary general, and his family mas
since kept up the reputation he gaiheu iu
military pursuits He erected near Columbia INC
residence which became famous all over the country
for IFS cost and beauty. In boautfynS the grouhdS
alone he "a said to have expended 100000 Ih's mag
nihcent residence Is now IN runs H"'lns -
burned during the war lin lS61)' Wl'h TIC "'.i
looms OF the family. Only four STOUT p't
lars and a great mass of blackcned bilcA
now rcp,sin The family was reduced TO the verge OF
bopk,rptcy by the war, and Gen Hampton has never
,olult his house Some time before the war the SUD
iect of tuis sketch delivered speech asa'hs'
The opening OF the African slave uade' "Hc"
has been spoken of masterpiece OF logic uc'ac" "
The poblest sentiments Of the Christian and tue patriot
When the war broke out. Gen. Hampton 1rsaui"eu +"
splendid legion Of six companies of infantry coniou'
ing largely toward their equipment He joined the Con
federate army lust time to take part IN the lst bun
Run battle DULY II, lS6l where ms soidieIlF "n,
US esncci.! noted GCdurcgard, VINO s'llu tH.l
"vetcrans cCud not have behaved better tsi n's VII
led regiment" Before the last charge ho"eNcI' ~ We
yvoundeI in the head and oJhged 10 retire
I'm inc subsequent battles on the IehlhSud'
Zen HamptOn's legion was ever cohsNcn-
ms As BrigGierGcaeTal of cavalry Gen. Hampton ANY
seconded Miio-tiel. stuart N All ms u"llhS VNlol,
and areompai.d him on his successful expedition mo
ord connelr 10 rre Tor whilS but his active spirit
Synnd NOT pcrmt his being absent longer than WAS ALSO
hfelv necessary ON death Of Gen. stuart (aay H.
ISSU lac was raised to the rank Of nal0l-Gtil-
pral and took command OF the cavalry, An
Eneust he was made Commandments oi
MI the cavalry IN NOVthern Virginia. one
ST his most getting and scriceDie raids was his loray
mon Cen Grants cuuirs sariGt, in which lac captured
AVER 400 cattle He continued at the head
If the cavalry until Gen., Lees surrcIder'
HAVING been pre- ViOusly made Leutcnaituel',
val Cen Hampton was one OF the most influential
mcmbers OF The Democratic National Convention IN
S6s but has not since been very active III ponies. nc
IS man OF great physical strength aud meAhdds'o'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
WAITING FOR THE ENTRY OF THE DECREE

1t was rumored yesterday that the New
York Elevated Railway Company would proceed at once
last night, to build the switch from Twefthst 10 Twenty
fourthst and that their counsel seeking Judge
Van Hoescn yesterday TO obtain an immediate dssou-
ton Of the Injunction In the Though Judge Van
Hoesen las decided against the Ninth Ayenna Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

UTICA, n. Y, Aug. 16.-The LIST District OF
Oneida sends the Hon. S. s.Lowery, Theodore Pomeroy
Samuel r. Campbell, and j. T. Parker to the Saratoga
Republican Convention. resolution was unanimously
ad6pted recommending the nomination OF william NJ
Evars for Governor hut not pledginG the delegation
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. 1G.-Thc Republic
cans of the IId Assembly District have chosen az dele
gates to the Saratoga Convention Messrs. 5 H. Tory
Thomas j. Neville Charles S. Baker, Theodore Bacon
Adoph Motto, and William y. Emerson An dhtfOoihI4I
resolution Mas pissed without GlssCnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
DhSE BALL.

An exciting game was played at New Haven
yesterday between the Hartford and NewIavcn Cubs.
The game declared draw at the end OF the 18Th In
ming each club having scored five runs.
The Rssolute Club of Elizabeth, n j., de-
ated the Mntuas Of this city at Elizabeth yesterday by
u score OF 10 to g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
A REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR DE-
CLiNES.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Ihe committee ap-
i,,ed y the la,c Pepnblcau stato Convention 10 in
form Gustayus A. FlnkelnDurc Oi his nomination for
Governor called on that gentleman tbis afternoon and
performed the duty assigned 20 them Ar frFchDnr8
stated that bc hsd repeatedly said be would NOT be can
didatc, that De sent letter ~ the ConYeh
lion particularly declining t,e nomination, ana
after Rejecting on the subject, De N4i Gffif"d ~
Ielcratc his former statDlirnta 10 TfsffriIHF but
positively declined tho B1flisu0n - hH npt Ei,r any
Snecnc reas0r. Tor III dlrina ZOO, evident
from tbe tone Of his remarks f.ai tCy - bnHcst
mature. 4 meeting Of me bisW Ifnii ~ 'ptmFH ~
cssd FOR tLe 2ttb inst % ttxe .iOn in me m8its abd
10 an the vacancy caused by 1r FinkelnDufZs retire
Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

Can't. ncGarvey Smith, Lieut.. j. W. Maddocks. scrgt
ID Cr. AMI j. j. Sladc OF the Australian Team, were q.
rcdmOor YESTERDAY and practiccd AT the 500 BOO and
900 yard ranges using targets NOS. and z They M
tend practice Oh Tuesday next their
present practice being simply To get their elevations
Co,lcrlas the fact Of their unfanillarlty with the
range their scoring yesterday was Thought fair. Tue
fifth member OF the team, Mr. Lynch has gone Ia Bos-
Dor. The members take the back position, but all of
them hold the butt Of the rife in the armpt Mr.. Sladc
and Mr.. Gees positions are allkc-suppOrtng the head
about six from the ground with the left hand and
firing the rife with the right hand Capt. Smiths po-
sion l. same except that he stealies the stock OF
the rifle with the left hand.
The following the scores made by the AUSTRALIAN
riff Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

ideas the pendpg Issues woud be given lae ~ ' h
canvass Amid great cheering, music and salute, ne
Senarted having left very pleasant impression upon
the Democrats and Republicans alike. - ,rr,. ,
TWIN MoUSTAIN HOUSE, n. H., Aug. 16.-Wiliam A.
Wheeler arrived here this evening by special tri hn
Malone on a visit OF a week ten days among .ao
mountains Mr. Wheeler received an enthusiastic Wei wei
come from the citizens at st. Adams ana hohleei anu
at each place made a speech Of Acknowledgements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
QUEENS COUNTY REPUBLICAN DELEGATES:

The HI UlSIIlCt IOHNtHIIUH UI lIC NVVHUII-
cans Of Queens County for the choice Of three delegates
10 the Saratoga Convention held ut Jamaica yeser
day afternoon The delegation, which il unpledgcd IL
composed of q. j. Garrotson OF EcwtOwn j. segman
sncdekcr OF Hampstead aud John NJ Crane OF jamaica;
alternatcs H. W Rowland Of Jamaica. VIM. Bridge OF
Long Island City, and H. u. Moore OF jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SARATOGA RACES,
THE BETTING AT THE WATERING PLACE.

a
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, Aug. 16-Ihe
weather is comparatively cool but there are no signs OF
RAIN which Is very much needed Considerable interest
taken in to-morrows races, especially the hrst ana
fourtb and pool-seling Is spirited at the following
figures:
First Rare-One mile three ear-ods; Brother 10 Bas
sett 500: Courier S41 Romney $40; Josie e.. S3O.
Second Rdce-Two miles; Preston, 800; Aaron ZEN
nington $50 -, Iuo.
Third -Three-quarter mile twOyearolds; Clover
brook $40; Bombazne, S55: Puryears colt by
Narraeanset, $50: McDaniels Princess OF Thule ana
Sister To assctt $50. Iitchcocks colt by Planet 20
Fourth Race-One-and- a-quarter miles; Rhadllnah-
thus $500; Reeds Gray Friar and Gray Nun, S2Oo (;
McDaniel's Willie Burke and Vigil SlsO Aerolite, S3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House--Senator William B. Allison OF
Iowa CONGRESSMAN Henry WatteIs0n Of Kentucky James
Ash6ury n p OF gland Surgeon Major Coles Of the Brit
s Army de Vaugeas Of the French Legation At wash
Clarendon HOet-Capt William GoreJ ones anu =.
Denys Of the British Legation at Washington rom Apeiue
eyking Of Russia Songfessman Josian y; AL
Parliament Ontario AstOr HoustCapt de kIait u =
Navv Holman JfouSe-COunt Stackelberg OF RUSSIA COL
Charles G Long OF the Egyptian Army and Ars@r
Chief Centennial Commissioner for Norway Grand Cnrat
H0sJoseph Robinson, Assistant Solicitor OF the Itsas-
Irv R,rfinoha,n Hotel-Prof d. Cady Eaton OF New-Ha
ven Sc Nicholas HoteLen. Joseph A Potter, T. 81 Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
KANSAS REPUBLICANS IN CONVENTION,

TOPEKA, Kansas, Aug. 16.-The KePUDHc0n
State Convention met here to-day. j. W. scott was
elected temporary Chairman and W W. Mai itd and
tarv the usual committees were then appOlhteu' anu
the Convention TOOK a recess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

A poor Irishman applied to one of the over
seers OF the poor rcSi and upon doubt being
expressed whether he proper object fur
chal relief enforced his suit with much earncstness
since but for cat" But for whgtl' asked the aston
ishcd inteuOgatOr. me eat" reOined the irshnan.
Your cat! low sol "Shure, yer Honor, sJuld her
eleven times for sixpcuce time, and site always
home before 4 could get there meselt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

For the special purse of $1,000, 10 beat Goldsmith
Maids time Green's Il. Lulu entered. and made the
follow in. time 22Gai and .:2Sii Lulu not In good
condition. She broke badly each time Oh entering the
quarter ald back stretches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
c scores made by the Australian

scrgt. Gee nrcd only eight rounds, While The 0tncr
members Tired ten at each range.
Gen. j. H. Huwley, President OF the Centennial Com
mission Lieut-Co. Bradley aud Major Merrill of the
United States Army, who attached To Gen. Hawcys
stan In connection with the Centennial Exhibition,
visited Crocdmoor during the practice and fired several
rounds over the longer range InnAing good scores.
meeting of tue American Team held In the even
ing and resolved Ia drop the name OF Col Schaer
from team. he had failed To be present since the
practice began. This will promote L. T.. Bruce to the
vacancy; 30 that the team viii probably stand ~ fol
lows: Gen. 4. :. Dakin, Col. W. Is. FaTwc, Major
Henry Fulton, Major q. W. Yale, f. Hyde, Mayor II. :.
Jewell. aud L. C. Bruce. R'seryes-C. l.. OVcrbaugh.
NJ Washburn, A. Anderson, |. L. Acn Z. T. Blydenburg
MN II RnIhhunr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
srcoyD DAYS RACES AT UTICA.

Urea, Aug. 16.-Ihe attendance at the
srcond days meeting Of the Utica Park Association was
between 5000 and 4 600 persons. The day was very
pleasant and the horses in good condition. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

CLARk & Cos Patent Noiseless Seif-Roll.ns
~ STEEL SHUTTERS.
FIRE AND BURGLAR fkOOE -,
No machinery balance weight Cannot gt out OF oari
Fitted 10 Delaware and Hudson Canal Building Manhattan
Building, ;enoX Ilbrary Building, Tfbunepihce &c
Office aud FaciOry-l62 and l6i West 21ihst New eorA
and az Loudou Paris, Vienna berlin, MeibOGLAe, &C
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF ny
- Geueraty Organs lioay and speedily cured hEnnt
A. DANIELS. VI. H., l44 Lcxngtcnave Ctio' hours s"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
Ca M. ITO. Noon 800 Bpm. s9e. Midnight TO-
Highest during the day So. Lowest, 1o'.
Average 1884,. Same day, 1875, 772'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

MILK OF MAGSEsIA in itself has no distinctive
odor bat when used II natural heny odor the
breath that l. sweeteT than yioets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

No MEDICINE ever had stronger recommends
tons iog lite intrinsic merit than the PERUVIAN sYEuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
Announcements.

LUNDEoRG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
s,vrFI r CARY,s ACCEPTANCE.

A DECLARATION OF HIS PlINCTLEs-No MONEY EN-
CEPr GREENBACKs, WITH THE SILVER DOLLAR
AS 1HE UNIT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BONDS.
Samuel F. Cary of Ohio, who was nominated
for yice-esidenl by the Greeaback party accepted at
once informally formal letter of acceptance is now
written and as follows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

DIED OF HIS INJUEIEs.-The Reese
River Reveille states that Elijah Cooking
the young man who was accidentally
shot a week ago last Monday, died last
Saturday evening, and his funeral took
place on Sunday. John Rich, whose
carelessness was the cause Of Cocking's
death, is utterly broken down with grief
over the unfortunate affair, and is
worked up to such pitch that his ply
sicians and friends fear that brain fever
will be the result He was confined to
mis- bed and utterly Frustrated. Cooking
was o native of Hedruth. Cornwall,
England, and at the time Of his death
was aged IS years.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

THE Elko Independent Of Tuesday
states that a man, who gave bis name
as THOMAS WEIGH. came to that town
from Tuscarora last week and stopped
a. Garrecht's lodging house. On FIJI
day, being sick he was removed 10
the County Hospital. that he might
receiye proper care. On Saturday at
ternoon he died. An examination OF
his papers was had, and everything
found was addressed to Patrick HIg-
gins, Austin, Lander County, Nevada.
From this the Independent thinks
deceased may have given 4 wrong
name. Deceased was about 40 years
Of age, and the cause OF his death was
heart disease.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
scooped L

WAR AND RUMoRs OF WAE.-A dis
patch dated at Campo, Cal. (below San
Diego. May 30, says:
Last Sunday night party Of four
teen citizens of Milqualty valley went 10
Jacube valley to see captain OF the
Indians at that rancheria concerning the
isappearance and killing of large num-
bers of stock. Upon their approach the
Indians commenced firing and gave a
war.whoop. Tie settlers dismounted
and returned the fire, killing one Indian
instantly. The Indians then retreated
to gulch abou. five feet deep, but an
effective attack OF the settlers soon
siienced them. when parley was held.
The Indians acknowledged killing the
stock and wanted to compromise. The
Indians numbered forty well-armed
warriors. No settlers were hurt.
1t is reported that the renegade Cruz
Lopez is camped twenty miles south OF
the Japha mines in Lower California. 1t
is thought, recruiting for another attack
on Campo. Preparations are being
mand 10 receive them.
LATER-Three runners just From
Tecarte report band of 100 armed meu
assembled in Tecarte valley under COM
maud of q man named Peoblo Blaine.
Their purpose is to clean out Campo to-
night. kill the station-keeper at Jacubs
and reach here near morning. Runners
have been sent out to call up the settlers.