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FOND DU LAC.

HpEC101 lfbdstA 70 16s 7Ft1HHs'
FOND pu LAC, Sept. 8.-Last night crowd
blockaded the sidewalk In front Of the Catholic
Tair. Policeman Dczattelo attempted to clear
a passage, aud assaulted II, B. Fargo, a wealthy
broker, who fought back. Fargo was finally ar
rested by Officers Dezattcle and Grain. While
on the way to the lookup : mob Of 500 sur
rounded and rescued Fargo Tho police fed for
tl}cs lives Into Carney's liquor saloon and es-
capped. Fargo is generally cxonreatcd: Intense
excitement prevailed over the city during the
evening, and the outrage has been tho principal
talk OH the streets to-day.
, 1876-10-04

leave me, you won't leave mel Nobody shall
have my Johnny, III die By himl" This e1hi-
bltton of affection Is very seldom Witnessed In
the courtroom, and Il called forth the applause
Of tho Court, Bar, and spectators, but .!ohnny's
tho house, and ho only accomplished II hy sub
mttttng to Tho pleasant operation Of kss and
luYtnR embrace.
, 1876-10-04

higher wages for tho workingmen and women,
and share In tho Parliamentary representation.
There are o07 orators inscribed already, and tho
ntne dnvs' stttiHg will only giye six minutes TO
each. Tho tlntcfs farto short forever tflomost
fluent to give expression to hia Views UPON the
subject tgfure tho Convention.
, 1876-10-04
THE SHREWSBURY. MASS, MUIR
DER.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 8.-Ollccrs arc
scarching for John Murphy, IS years Of age,
who Is strongly suspected Of the murder Of
John Billiard, Of Shrewsbury, last night. Muir
PHYS coat wns found at his house spotted with
blood, and the money Which lie passed Within An
hour from the time Ct tho murder vas discoy-
cred, has bcon identified as that stolen from the
murdered man. The suspected murderer was
seen f this city this atternoon md his arrest is
hourly expected. A reward OF $500 has been
offered by the Selectmen Of the town for the
arrest Of tho murderer.
, 1876-10-04
METALLIC INFLATION1sTs.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, H.. Oct 3.-leorgo Mel
Vile, alias ''sandy," tho noted gambler aud
confidence man, and T. b. Clinton, a confcder-
atc, wero tonight, by Judge Love Of the United
States District Court, sentenced to Eve years.
hard labor each in the State pcnitentiary at
Fort Madison. Tho crime Of whlcl, they wcre
convicted was that Of passing bogua luouey In
tue similitudo Of gold coin.
, 1876-10-04


Gptetaf DispatcA 10 The Tribune.
LINCOLN, Ncb.. Oct. 3.-Early this evening
the residence of John Ottcrb!c,l, in 8outt, Lin
coin, took fire from defective f1ue, and burned
to the ground. Loss, $1,000,
At 8 o'clock this morning the Pioneer House,
the first hotel ever built In Lincoln, was de-
stroycd by fire. Il was owned by L. 4. Scrug-
gin. The hotel was operated By Frank Davis.
Lose, 100. The last fire wis undoubtedly the
work Of IN tnccndIary. There Ind been no fire
ia tho eity siace the burning ot tho Opcra-House,
Oct 10. 1876, till these.
, 1876-10-04

bpEEIu9 O1lps&FEH 70 1He 7F5uUH8s
KENosuA, Wis.,, Oct. 3.-This citywas thrown
into excitement again last evening by the ring
ing aud blowing Of tho different ilro alarms. 1t
was soon discovered TINT arc had broken out IN
q barn In the rear Of ]. G. Gotttredsen's
brewery, on the North Side. Tho flames were
under great l1enllway before tho arrival Of the
steamer, and soon communicated to tho Ice
house and n,alt-kllns, which were totally de-
Atruyed, as vel! as tho rear wall Of the brewery.
Loss, 81, COO: covered by insurance. The tlrc
waa tue W0rt; Of IN tnccndfary.
, 1876-10-04

BALTIMORE, Ml.,. Oct. 3.-1u quarrel IN tay-
cru, Saturday, at Bloomington, darrett County,
Jancs CaseY, the proprietor, ras shot, mud his
son cut, by miner named Edward 11ups'. Ncs-
ther ia expected to live. 1Iupp las been ar
rcatc1.
, 1876-10-04
SPAIN.


TIE CUBAN CAprA1N-aRNEEALsn1P.
LONDON, Oct. 4-5 a. m.-Tho Standdrd's
Madrid dispatch says It is rutuored t'las Gen.
Campos will replace Jorcllar Us Capialn.Gcn.
eral Of Cuba.
, 1876-10-04

Tiolnrd, tho wsll-kuown druggist at No. IS
Clark stteet, bus mado great III tho Arunasttc
suffering from nervousness. impoverished blood,
weakness, " impaired digestion, " 1yak
, 1876-10-04
4 PERFECT CURE,

CnAHLK8TowN. Inne II. 1901.
Bin. C, II. STEVENS:
Dear Sr-This Is to certtfy that VfuErfxK m2tc =
perfect cure OF when my attending physIc1an hAd
pronounced my case consumption and said could no
sufFISe many dAyt
The facta stated hy Mfs. Lcdston sre personally
known BY me, aud they arc true. i. u. HAYNES.
, 1876-10-04

9Pz70J D{pd9c8 10 9Hz 7F7bGH,
JANEsv1LLz, Wis., Sept. o.-Burglars entered
tho carriage hardware store Of Bassctt, Bliss &
Co, last night by selnoyiug pane Of glass. It
u estimated that about $50 worth ot goods
Wcse taken.
, 1876-10-04
ICELAND,

sufPEAlN0s IN ICELAND,
hss uus' yet. 4|:W g. m.-The Daily Nesss
t.haa setscE from Iceland which reports Tint tho
,iang Ian. 4 season has been failure, Tha nrtya.
laYs ena tae !abortns people sre great, md I,S00
, 1876-10-04

Special N!pa3cA to Ihs TH6NRs!
MINNEAPOLIS, MInu., Oct. 8.-hir. bulwer,
FsencAman, Of this city, went out In boat with
three othur parties yesterday to get log for a
boou, company. The boat capsIxed, all being
rescued but Du1wes. The body has not yet been
recovered.
, 1876-10-04

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
HAVANA, Oct. 3.-An unsuccessful attempt
has been made to assassInata President Canal,
Of unytl.
, 1876-10-04

CnarsNNR, Wy, Oct 8.-Joseph Walters,
colored, Was shot and instantly killed by Robert
Holland, coloted, at Laramie City, today. The
trouble originated in q gambling quarrel.
, 1876-10-04
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, b. c., Oct. Al u. m.-Fos TIC
lako region, ralng barometer, northwest te
southwest Winds, colder, partly cloudy weather
and In the Lower Lake region occasional ra!us
succeeded by clearing weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Nat a
, 1876-10-04
EAlR.IlME.


Suectal DtspascA 70 zas 7tttuH&
LApoRTE, Ind, Uct. 3-TDs Falr Of The L."
Porto County Agricultural Society bcgins to-
morrow. Tho display In Ill departments WILDE
very fine, and, With good weather, line show
mny be expected,
, 1876-10-04

UNF0uNDEp.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Alexandra
says It is now certain TINT the reported capture
Of AIaesowah by the AbyssinInns Is unfoundcd.
, 1876-10-04
AQUATIC,

AQUATIC.
HARVARD WILL CIIALLRNGE TALE.
BosTox, Oct. a-The Harvard Boat Club has
decided TO challenge YalG tor Rn elght-oared
four-.nilc etratght-away raco next s4tnmeFs
, 1876-10-04
THE TURF.

Nrw Yong oct. 8.-Tbc American Jockey
r~,.ts ,.,o1 ....1, .,d 81. ,t.o,,d.
ancc at jerome Park for the second day of the
fatlmccting.
milo An H. entries staTtrd. a. fol'owe:
ra,,r.,r nrtras. Waco partrsrsh,o' T,hhio IT,
toul1es, outcast, Haco, fnlsnessn'p' 4'o1.e A''
slsterof Mercy. Lexington Second, Love Chase,
aud Jarrct Norton The horses sold In the
order named, At the start Waco rot q lend Of
-. t.I a.. .A j. . h....l ri. ..,o
two lengths, tna res. @ IN ounen n ahe sece
..,.s, ."1 Sra,s To,,..I. sr1n,o IN .ooi< .ao,,
third, anu waco loutth. Itu'c, 1:1vH cact;
The 8 mutual pools On Janet Norton patu
SELLS.
fliles, years CID; Ihs starters were < Fatieneel
Carter, browns :. r. Qden' bowics CGe1 ana
sultana7 and Abilene. Before the start, br0wns
al]y cleared Jump prepared for stecpie
put was led @ ar2ana !nto sns iraeK asan ,n IT,
was won easily By sultana, Patience second.
Athleno third. Time, 3:l95S. Distance, one mne
and threc-quazters. hcDonald's entries did not
start. ,.,
The Maturity st9kes: 4.yeaH5.olas thfee s3 miles
vas won oy Tom oehiltreet chesapeake aeGohu'
Mollle A. third, Gsay Nun fourth. lime.
5:4SH
The fourth race, dash one milo anu UNI, Ras
Tine, GAG.
The steeple. chase Was won by 1endhead, bul,
let second. Stanford. threw rider at The tlIrd
hurdle. Time, 4:57. Capt. Hammer refused
the secona hufalc, ahd bay huM Got'o tAe
track.
BOSTON.
DosToH, Uct. 3.-Ihe lo!lo"tng Is tue sum.
=. '.sssaa fhs1.. eT ~
"C0n@ q. tt!os.~ AAAA' - ..
Fnfh4 tiuui $44u 10 lfHi. 9-t,t 10 0EEuuQ, ALL
&100 to third, mile heath, best three IN nle+
lteite.."".. ..-...''..'''. =
eomCG.. .... .....'-.@ l. =
Annie Collin. ...................,..e o 4 4
1f"s-S2h. !:-o7s' 2:s'' -::a'
vn.,<a, r1.1.!ss n1LEshuh1. ~ as. 7-,,u,.
a,par1tpn III H., s-rne iii nee,tnr of
+Inr cr,nrnI ft,.1nv with fo,r ntteuf1nnrp nrt.
otDnti ~ horaa,n..,, th. cnt r{ea IL tt,ts 5e;,nrt
ment being very full. Two rages wer: :l run TO To-.
ua5 ~1tn tae iotom,ns esoes, , roIsec Iss os ao
5caT oas r u unt nt' a,nott ti,i,
Mrst, bMthaseA a, seeooo' Lucy "o'eots 'u''u'
Eor III ntoa ,,,,rsa 4Hs1 r1,rnIrtr Gnah. nm
| r,It. V11a IIntror Nrxt 'rhnmna r. Mnnr,sa
N 49,. - t.,t,a 1fo.ra stf-I rno1o fru-fh
| Exchange liftl. Time. I'd.
, 1876-10-04
SPORTING NEWS.
The Boston Nine Donate Another
Game to the ST. Louis
Browns.
Chicago's Champions Play q 0ne.eided
Game at Marshalltown, Ia.
Races at Cincinnati, New York
and Elsewhere.

DAsE-BALJ.
ST. LOUIS rs. EpsTON.
Epeetal DstpdteA 10 7as 7+touna.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 3.-Thc victory OF st.
Louis over Boston to-day was pure gift from
Morrill,, who played the most rrctchcd game 1t
second.base ever Witnessed In this city, ard gave
the Browns NIL their rims. Datttn made three
base httin the seventh inning, but WAS left Oh
third by scfafcr's brilliant double play. George
Wrtgllt's short-Geldtug was marvellous. Fine
fielding won tho gamet the Browns being OUT
batted two to one.
TIE ScnNx+
, 1876-10-04

BERLIN, Oct. a.-Tho weekly statement Of tho
Imperial Bank Of Germany ehowa decrease OF
2O. .VD5, ,DO0 marks.
, 1876-10-04

AT OLDTOWN, ME.
BANGOR, Nc, Oct. 3.-The Dwincly mill, at
Oldtowu, owned by Charles v. Lord and Alfred
Veaste, Of this city, burned Inst night. Loss,
$00, 900. Insurance, S30, 600.
, 1876-10-04
AT JOLIET, I'LL.
1pecfa! hspatch TO The 7ffbMHe.

Special Dtpafch 70 Tie 1S46aHe.
JOLIET, ILL, Oct. 8.-The residence Of the
Rev. Join Macliu, on Ottawa street, was d.
atroyed about o'clock this evening by 1ro
which is Is supposed to have originated from a
defective chimney. The loss is about $1,000,
which is fully covered by insurance.
, 1876-10-04
Would not be without
VEGETINE e
FOR TEN Times IT'S COST.

Tho great benefit have received from the use of
bc!crs 70 bc not only Of great ralue Tor rct.orng
aprin6 and EunlntCf te4Aons.
would not bc without It for ten times ~ cost.
EDWIN TIl4uES,
Attorney md General Agent fos Maasach1sctt1of Of ths
EeAf7 building, Boston. Mas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
SHEEP ON a FARM.

Sheep are undervalued by the mass of
land holders asa means Of keeping up the
fertility Of the soil putting NO. sy inlc the
pockets Of the farmers. The moment one
begins 10 talk Of sheep husbandry, the
listener Or reader begias to look for wool
quotations. as if the wool is all that yields
profit from sheep. One might as well look
for wheat quotations alone when there Is
talk abou, the profit Of farming Sheep
on farm yield both wool and mutton.
multiply with great rapidity. They are
the best Of farm scayengers, cleaning heid
a. no other class Of anima.s will. They give
back the farm more in proportion to wha,
they take from il than other animal, aud
distribute it better with view to future
fertility of the soil. Prove this? There
is noneed OF proof to those who have kept
sheep and know their habits and the pro-
fits they yield To prove TO those who
have not had this expefince. il Unnecessary
they stouldtiy the experiment or accept
the testimony Of an experienced shepherd.
+ EA8l
Boiling Cabbage. Cabbage should 81.
be boiled ii two waters; because &C.
crrdiug to medical authority, il contains al
essential oil which is apt 10 produce bad
effects. aud cooking is as suggested renders
| it sof, aud diges,ible.
Battles and Jars. Musty hotties or jar
may be sweetened with lye or dissolved
soda. Leteither remain in them shor
time. then dry and scald them. They vii
not become luasty If y little salt be KEEP
| in them.
Farmers should live and work aud gsthe
!, light at home, so that when they go abroa,
ike the sun. they mas dispens, light to all
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THE DANVILLE TIMES.

Il ri 10 lsti5. having IN extensive circulation
u al tie Virginia aud North Carolina roauiis.
around nansllle. Prize q, wear. Ell. or llx
months; - crnt. Tor three months. spec mrn
copies forwarded upOa application.
Address y. BUrLDIS,
June y Editor and Proprietor.
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DIX. WADES
Liver CORRECT0R''
AND CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Free from Alcoholic Stimulunts.

Free from, Alcoholic Stimalants.
Among tho many discoveries Of yaluable.rem
eve swApEs I,ip pfpS' t,o Tys's siss
Reud he Follo,oi,g Testimonials:
Berea r 0, Granville n G Mar. 10 IA.
DIR. Wade: near Sty-riaye been afflicted with
Liver Disease . or 4 years, which NJ times "
mounted To- defangtmrnt. When ~ Baltimore
last November, procured one bottle 81 Liver
Corfector. now consider myselfwell.
Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC N. DAY, of Day Y Meadows.
Prof. Moormaa, Emeritus. Of Washington "
University. Nd. now Resident Physician, White
Dr. Waae's Liver Coneetor and Dyspepsia
Cure Is one OF the very best remedies for Dyspep-
STA have ever used
DR.. Jones, Appointment physician in Virgins,
no has prescribed II Tor two years. SAYS:
II can lind 40 better remedy for Dyspepsia and
Col tioode, u prominent aud Well known gen
j Keep it regularly in my family, and would not
be without II.
Mr. John a Macarthur. County Treasurer Of
Duplm n Z says: Wadr's Liver Corirctor hns
done me more good, and given me more relief ~
Dyspepsia. than any medicine ever took, &c.
Prof. Noel, OF college 81 PhsAiclans anu sur
geons Of Baltimore, and . distinguished pracii.
TONER IN that city, prescribe aud ilsesit ID bis
own famll, aud SAYS: II is the best remedy lor
nyspepsialwiih Torpid Liver aud Constipation Of
Bowels ever Knew.
baltimore Sun SAYS: DR. wade's Liver Sorrtc-
tor Il prescribed ~ our si.phy srians, Tor u! =
pepsia anaiLser Diseases, and We advise any "
our friends suffering With sueh,t give ita triai
Catholic Mirror says: wesreeommend Wade's
Liver SorreclOr 10 aliwho are suffering with any
chronic disease OF Liver. We can speak Of It's
merits rs We have tried il.
DR. Haiser, a celebrated physician cf "
w.. lroaOtmces. iRades Liper COrrecior
The best remedy ectant for Dyspepsia n
al as fOrms.
d. WADE & co, Sole proprietors.
200 ". Baltimore ST.
Baltimore.
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y The supreme power. suJ The most fssciBs.
ting sIa sDdsaring yisEs ofnofal be.
sigasy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO IIENHoIDFRs.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i First Judicial District Of ths State OF Ne
vada, In and for Storey county.
DENafs HEAGEIsfY. pialntifr vs sOrTH
cALifoRhIA MINING COMPANY. Defend.
DENNIS HEAaERrY hsrby gives notice
that he has commenced an action IN the Dis
trict Oourt Of the ript Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada. In and Tor Storsy county, %
plaintiff, Against the South California Mining
Company. Q corporsiion formed and existing
undtr the laws OF the etate Of California, a.
defendant. 10 foreclose . certain mechanics
ns-deserbcd mine. mining claim and prem.
les, together with Q certain shan fer mining
purposes thereon. 20 vii: That certain mine,
mining claim and premises, together vffh the
ORES and nlinersk thervip contained. situate In
the God I'M Mining Distrtcs. IN atorsy county.
Nevada. described ~ followsi Besinning Il
south u degrees east COO fret, 70 Pspt No. :.
Thence, second course--south 10 derree< wprt
LOO feet, 20 Post No. .. Thence, third eourse--
North u degrees west COO feet. 10 Poe, No. 4,
vhsncs bears the hagaaf on Mount Davidson
Butler north ssy drerr~r west; thence run.
ming from said Post No. 4, Fourth course--.
North ~ degrees fast i,CO0 feet. 70 Post No. I,
tho place of beginpibg. containing 20 odi0o
acre -bcafings from true meridian; magnetic
variation, IGN degrees east -togrthcr with the
improvements thereon. ~ f1l
said lien 10 claimed end bald under an Act
OF the Legislature OF The sisie of Nevada. On.
titled IAN Act 90 pccurc liens 10 mrchanics
and others. and TO repeal all other Acts IN re.
iallon thereto" approved March .. 1873.
notlre 70 hsreby given 70 Ill persons holding
or claiming liens on saii preaiisss under the
provisions II aid Act OF the Legislature of the
state of Nevads. to ts and appear before said
District Court OF the first Judicial Distfiet of
on the TwRNTY.POURTH DAY Of Ocr6
BKll, 1876, si the hour of 10 o'cl0ck A. n. Of
said day. st the courtroom of said Court. In
the Ciiy OF Virgins, storey county. Nevada.
and TO then and there exhibit the proofs of
their said liens.
DENNIS IiEAGRRrY.
Dg LoSa a BELxrAr. Attorneys for Phintin.
00ld NH, Nevada, August 7. 1916. aps Nv
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LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No, aI,,
z. =. s.rvs, Ne. so.


TT u. LAND OPPIcE, AT CARSON. Ng.
u. vada, June u. 1870. : Notice 10 hereby
given that EMANUEL STERN HERMAN
ScnONEMAS and AbAtk--f.kiCHrEh, by
their Attorney In tact and co-osner. ADAM
LEicHTRR twho,e lp.tefllee addrr.s IL ai the
CITY OF Virginia, Rtafe Of nevada, hare made
application for twelve hundrrd linear feet. run.
ming In Q northerly and southerly direction
along the lns Of the lode or lead, situate In the
Gold Hin Mining District. Storey county. IN.
same being quarty lode. and braring gold and
silver. and o. ..ieh they are ise owner. snd
dips. spurs and angles, with suriaee g,ound
two hundred feet IN width. embracing io.lto
acres. and describ~d upon plat and heli neis-
on file In my once snd posted on the claim ~
iollows Beginning 81 . post marked Number
One fI. U. y. Survey No. q, situate about so
feet northwestrrly OF the old toll gate on the
American Flat rosd thence running from 'aid
Post No. 4: ftrrt fourse--sonih ~ degrees
east 40 feet. 20 Poet No. of the Georgia Com.
pany's L. n. surysy No. ts. north NJ degrr,-
esst, distant 2t1 fert the smotestseh u the
Mount Dsvidsou north 49, degrees sast the
nAgsfan on the new Caledonia hoirtirg works
north tsh derees esst; the mouth of the Nlr
sinia and Trnckee Iiailroad tunnel south ~ lie
grres 0 minutes east. Theme InnniDg from
said Poet No. .. second rOurre-Sonth ~ de.
greer east IAN feet. TO Poet No. =. Whence
bears the southeast corner Of section ~. Town.
ship ID porib, Range ~ cssi, Mount Diahio
meridian. sonth - degre~s east .02s feet dis
tsnt. Thence third eonrfr- north ~ degrrss
west 1n0 feet. On Poet ko. 4. Thence fourth
courps- north ~ drgrees north Ian feet, IN
Post No. I, the place Of beginning. containing
& 6l0 serse. Bearings sIprsssd fion the tfn.
meridian magnetic variation. i6H degree.
east. hurvey made To- sccord with recofi
Of location. daily rrcorded In Hook " H." Pore
2s3. ~ rry County Records. kept at the ofIlce of
the County Rscorder of story county. Nevada.
The claim 10 bounced by no known elsin.
ants. The nssre-t surveyed mineral elslm IL
the Georgia companyis mining claim. u. n.
Survey No. ~. On the north.
The labor and improvements consist oi =
tunnel one hundrd feet IN l'ngth, sio'edipg
so In valns.
Any and eli persons claiming adversely any
portion of ,aid minirg gronLd. ~ hsrinbefor-
describe are required o. Gle their adverse
rlslm with the Rtgister of the United States
Land Once 81 car,on City. In the State ~ Ne
Fsda, dnripg the siity-dsys period of pnbliss.
lion hereof. or they will be barred by vifine ~
he provision- of the statute.
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