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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22
CONDENSED Lightning.

Condensed Lightning.
There were I8inteiments from yellow
fever on the 18th in Savannah.
Democrats OF the 4th III. district
nominated John Farnsworth for Con-
gress.
Generals Sherman and Pope, and
Secretary Cameron arrived at Denver
on she 18th.
At Canton, Nd, on the 14th, Merit.
jones & Co.'S oil works were DESTROYED
by fire.
The 18th was Massachusetts day at
the Centennial and the attendance was
very large.
The Republicans nominated Cham
berlain for Governor of South Carolina
on the 18th inst.
A complete enrolment of Indians at
Standing Rock agency shows $50 lodges
and 1000 Indians.
Lieutenant General and Colonel Mike
Sheridan have gone to meet Gen. rock
at Fort Laramie.
j. McDonongh in boarding house
fracas at ~ Louis on the 18Th kicked
Timothy Ford down Stairs, killing linn.
From 400 to 500 citizens are yet ii
pursit OF the Mortified baiik robbers
they are though; to be III swamp l,eai
by.
The Miners Trust Co. Ba.,k at Potts.
vile, which recently tailed for $780,.
600, has ruined great many poor de.
positors.
Mrs. Capt. Maynard, wife OF one o
olorado's prominent stock breeders
committed suicide at Denver Oh til.
14th. No cause assigned.
\ suit has been brought against .Jaks
isehm il Chicago 10 recover money ap
propriated I.v him while condu, ting til,
whisky ring there.
The American team won the mattel
at Greedmoor on the 18th, beating tbt
| Australian, Scotch, IrisI. and Canadian
teams. The Irish I'd, aud Scotch 3d
Congressman Walker, OF Virginia
las purchased Iielknap's Washington
residence FOR $4,000.
Attorney General Taft has resolved
npon making out papers pardoliing A
&. Iieslng, OF Chicago.
II. Leon Droiliet, distinguished
French engineer has arrived at Wash
ington for the purpose of obtaining aic
for an ii'er-oeeahfc canal, via. Nicara
qua.
Tweed and his Secretary are said te
be footing it through, Spain.
The former independence of the Pol
ish administrative authorities fas beer
abolished by Rvs in.
The Preside..t of tie Trans, aal Re.
public has requested England 10 accept
the Trans, aai Territory
The scheme to lay a cable between
Paris and New York has tai en- through
for want of subscriptions.
The Geographical Congress wl,icl
closed its !abors al Brussels or the 14tl
has decided npon tie thorough explnr
ing at Africa and suppression o
avery.
Father Beckx, Gen, of .Jesuits, b,
the Pope's wish has appointed To .
Gardinate. Father Eeckx is said to b,
the future candidate ..f the Jltrarnon
tame party for the Papacy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The convention in Ohio that nomi-
mated General Tom. Ewing for Con
gress adopted resolutions indorsing the
st. Louis platform sas understood by
the Democrats of Ohio. and as inter.
preted by the candidates for President
and Vice President" Where is Nasby ?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

would only make the rounds of the
place, he ran swiftly down to the back
gate. and met her inst as she had reach
ed the great EN- that stood guarding
the lane.
Yen will allow me to walk with
you p lie said. 81 here is squad of
gypsies III the neighborhood and some
one might modest you.''
Fanny found herself leaning on his
arm and listening with rapt attention
to the ek'auehce or his speech. From
that time there was tact understand
ing between them, and all went emaoth-
" till the morning he kissed her.
For that Fanny was angry with herself
that she was Dot angrier with him. All
day long she was full of moods, chang
ing from grave to gay, from fits of re-
fiection to the widest merriment.
Fanny" said Harry. coming up to
his wiie'S room after tea, mir. Donn
wishes to speak with you downstairs .
All the lovely color faded ont OF her
face at this announcelnent she loliged
t" assert herself; but might they not
read the truth iii her eyes if she refused
Slowly she went downstairs.
Dom was III the par or, walking
back and forth. He came To meet her
with outstretched hand.
8 | want you TO fofgive my rudness
of the moruitg," he said. ''ln my a..
sumed character had no right 10 take
such liberty, or, indeed, III my owl" )"
~Your assumed character !'' she ex-
claimed, trembling, as she seated her
self.
eyes. My friend Harry met me a
year ago when we were both travelling
| was a Q, cd dea, run down in health,
AID the doctors said that were abor,
ing man might overcome the disease
that was wasting me. So | contracted
with Harry to work for him, like any
common farmer, and he was to keep my
real name and position a secret"
lie saw the change III her beautiful
eyes.
"My real name is Dom Matthew'S .
he added, smI ing, '-and there is no Iced
o my working for living but / really
think | shall go III partnership with my
| friend larry. ard turn farmer. But
you have not told ME whether You tor.
give me.''
II dont Know, retorted Fanny
halt laughing, halt crying.
"Famy, Fanny! II you knew how
loved you," he crlel, suddenly stopping
III front OF her, 8, | do think you would
.'I-i am 50, SO g al t''
1t was not polite, perhaps, this con
! fessiou, but it was very hatura.
"Ahd think cah match your Al.
derman's house," he added, taking heI
hands ii his, ''dear, dear tanliyp'
-'And his horses !'' laughed Fanay,
looking up with beamlhg eyes.
:. eS, dearest, perbaps-himself =
and Tie ringing laugh, united, sotinded
through the house. OF course Harry
who had All inknlg and olive came
Downstairs, and OF c urse everybody
was very happy over II.
Harry" said Donn. alter moment,
Il think l am quite cured"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The Lowell sfass.) Courier thinks
tls9t It has discovered Why Tilder never
married. lie was opposed 20 setting
the day. for fear It would be a hindrance
to his wedding.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The ! hicago Times, which supports
'rilicn, puts it thus: The Cente,ier-
ate House, in adopting scntt Lords
resolution, indnlged in political bun
combe. Grant laughs louiest because
be laughs last. They facetionsly pre-
tellded they wanted fair election, and
he grimly asserts that they sLall have
q.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

"VVl,at no mare ammunition ?''
cried the captain Of military company
on field day. "No; II. nnre," renlied
his men. 'srhen cease firing" replied
the officer
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

It.is welIto remember that on The
laaA day ot tie Congressional session
thirty-nine ex-Contederate Brigadiers
recorded their votes in opposition to the
bin "a provide for an adequate tsrce to
carry osi the Sioux war.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

Hayes was under fire during one
calnpaign of the civil war for one hum
dred days, and during that time aided
i'll winning several battles, and was
twice wounded, yet he refused to be re-
tired to the rear, and never asked for a
furluugh. This is the man the Amerl-
can people feel they eau safely trust in
the Presidential chair. He will have
the courage to veto all rebel claim bills,
and secure peace to the whole country.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

When You reflect that at picnics one
hundred years ago it was the custom
for the girls to stand up in row and
let the men kiss them all good bye. all
this enthusiasm about national progress
seems to be grave mistake.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

Tie funny man of tile New York
MniS asks the forgiveness Of 4 sinful
world aud perpekFstes this The Hen
That Don't Lay Golden Egg. Hem
drlcks
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The Knoxville (Tenl.) Chronicle
intimates that the Democrats down that
way are calling it s'reiar-rum.o
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

A great many ot. our exchanges in.
dulge IN emitting satire; that is. they cn,
il from other papers and pass it off as
their own.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

II has been nearly three months since
Hayes u as nominated, and not single
campaign scanlle has been made to
stick to him yet. Can the Democrats
say as much for their candidate ?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The Des Moines (Iowa) Register says
that tie other day vote was taken IN
the Polk county Jail. Tie total num-
Der Of votes east was eight, and they
were unaniHoas for TiI1en.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

Kansas Teacher. Where does our
grain go To ?'' Boy Il goes iate the
hopler.' What hopper I? Grass
hopper" iaiun,planily shouted the lad.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The latest thing ont IS I'ilden anEI
Isnd lead pencil. wlih ole eud
aud che other hard
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23

FE{f1 Board of Trustees will Receive
SEALED PROP SAILS up TO the hour
- o'clock rel teu Der 18th, 1876, for the
following privileges:
Is5-1h he Bar;
"a Tie Beer Stand;
d The Restaurant;
sta he ice reAm and Lemonade
stands:
sih--hfuit stand.
tih--r be Pool Privilege:
tn The uusic.
Propos s p4nst be accompanied with either
s,.tte 81 fHifii meBl If contract in Gaze it
IS awarded - the patty.
~ al cases he tull price OF privilege must
De psiI. H. y Id cor, to the Secretary OF
the 80 iety, before 'aklng possession.
Brass Bands throughout the State are re-
quested 20 - MI in prop, sails accompany
lLg tne same wi h statement OF the
nmbtr Of y eces they Will expect to use
Their services eili be required each day
at the Grand Stand and in the ev. ming at
the PAVILION.
Board { Trustees reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
Sealed proposals Will be deposited with the
Secretary.
A WISE,
President II. A. N. K N.
Soeiety.
J. II. jon. Secretary.
AN.1O q
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.l
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Gold, silver and GreenbAcks.
SAN FRAScrsco, August %.

SAN FRANcrsco, August %.
In San Francisco currency is buying
ut 90N selling. 9Os4. sis'
Trade dollars. so "a % ceuts, and
silver coins 6 "a 81 per cent.
discount.
Gold opened in New York at HOY.
sympathy for the Rescued Fenians.
An enthusiastic meeting was held last
svening 10 Irish-American Hall. to
sympathizs with the Irish POLITICAL
prisoners. recently escaped from the
British penal colony in western Aus
tralia. Col. Tobin made a vigorous
speech, declaring that protests, petitions,
mass meetings and suppications to the
English Government, were of no furth-
er use. and the only salvation of Irish
freedom. was in secret and determined
organization, the same that so success
fully freed the political prisoners in Aus
tralia. Five hundred dollars in aid of
the prisoners were raised on the spot,
and COMMITTEES was appointed to raise
further funds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23
REMEDY FOR SMALLPOX.
A Simple and Speedy Cure FOL
the Disease.

A Simple and speedy Cure for
the Disease.
A correspondent of tho Liverpool
Mercury. whether an NJ. d. or not ir
not stated, gives the following simple
remedy for smallpox:
Tam willing to risk my reputation
as q public man if the worst case of
smallpox cannot be sffsctually cured in
three days. simply by cream of tartar.
This is the sure aud never falling rene
dy: One ounce of cream of tartar dis
solved in pint of boiling water. to be
drank when cold. at short intervals.
1t can be taken at any time, and is a
preventative as we'll as curative. 1t
is known to have cured in hupdred
thousand cases without failure. !
have myself restored hundreds by this
means. 1t never leaves q mark, never
causes blindness, and always prevents
tedious lingering. If the people would
only try it and report oil the cures to
you. you would require to employ
many columns if you gave them pub.
licity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23
8 II IRA ED

A bay horse. five years old, branded
"dv" ON left hip. straysd from
Browns Station, near the Sink of
Humboldt. about three months ago.
NAcHEs, thief of the Piues, will pay
ten dollars ($l0) reward for the re.
eovsry of said horse. The animal
ranged in Trinity Mountain.
Big Meadows, August z, '76.
aug6 1m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23
UNaCCDUNTABLE.

"A tissue pf faisehoois relative to the
meeting asst night appears in the rig
ister This seems nnacc6untable. ss
the wicked partner. who pridee
himself on his ability to tel
lies has gone to Carson. ard tn
truly good Deacon Hutchfas has charg.
of the paper during his absence. 1t l.
. fact known to the majority of tb.
people of Winnemncca for there was
. majority of them at the meeting -tha
She halI was a led with au attentiv'
audience list night, yet IN the face of
that fact. the Register states that there
vas not more than one hundred and
twenty present. three-foartbs of whom
we're from the Hayes and Wbeelpr
Club. Will the Deacon. who hold
himself np as model of Friety and
truthfulness md eHims the except
sonal Distinction OF being "pinns
politicien." explain how this falsebood
appears in the columns of his journal?
Had The wicked partner been at home
we shosld have let this matter pas
Unnettced as we have great many
Others of simler character which
appeared in the Register. but under
She circumstances the Deacon owes il
to himseif AID the community to whom
he pr4aches the Gospel occasionally,
10 ex niain away this falsehooA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23

IT makes the eiitor of the New York
Times hot to see the vile Democratic
papers now copying the extract from
his pater of October 26. 1871: Herr
We bsve thanks to the iQbors Of
Samuel j. Iaden, full and complete
evidence that WIN M. Tweed differs
only from common thief in having
stolen tens of thousands instead of tens
of dollars
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Locking Stss door when the ssetd
10 STOLEN,
WAsHINGr N, Augt

WAsHINGT N, August %
The following order was sent to the
:. 49,
In0lbn agencies.
WASHINGTON, August ~ rs
SIR: You are advised that al sales
ut arms or ammunition to either whites
or Indians by parties hcldiug iicens- As
Indian traders, i,stied by this office
must be stopped Instantly. You will
See and notify ysnr traders. AID will b.
Yourself vigiiBnt IN setiue bat no VIC
iation OF this order is allowed. 1t Any
instance of such viniation occurs you
will annul the license Of the IF rd,ng
party, andereparl the case TO this ffice
for further aetion
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23

STOCKTON. Aug. %. 1876.

STOCKTON. Aug %, 1876.
Last evening about 0 O'Clock, O barn
belonging to W. 0. Lewis. whose farm
is about three miles east of Lathror,
was burned with all its contents. Three
boys, sons OF Lewis. were sleeping in
the stable at the time. the youngest of
whom was burned to death.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23
What the U~moeratsc Housz ts 10
be hamkfsl For.
BROOKLYN Fagle. lnd]

The reform work of the House il IN
tb" Disclosure snd prevention Of mani
fold robbery. " lIarest and grossest IL
the highest off -rd 10 the nnpge.
cedentsd saving Of $50 0ee 00Gand aoes
from he department estimates and Of
over $50 0oN, 900 from the sums Ia. las.
R-,rlbicsu Cergrsss appropriated.
aud, as b,fore said of over $40. 0o0 .000
from the sums The Senate tried %
have AUTHORIZED this yeaf Such
work wonld immort-iiz4 3his House Ia
history. II it hal dane nothing else
More. however il has done II has
held mp tn. mirror To- the Adminis,ra-
ton and ref eted its visage t. al the
country. 1t has conducted Itself With
seemliness. integrity and patriotism
and il has persuaded The people If the
necessity of taking every department Of
the Government eut az the hands Of q
party 30 nnhappiiy circumstanced that
it can only tnrn front Of violence ena
corruption to its OVID citizenship The
fact of so much revealed bad govern.
ment at Washington, and the further
fact of so much good goveram. ut in
this Commonwealth. will undoubtedly
elect Mr.. Tilden to the Presidency.
The country will be regenerated by the
consequences Of that event. and in the
claim to the honor. and benefits of
such q change of course toward de-
cency, reform and prosperity. this
House will be entitled to share richly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-23
f O r h | G n


LoNnoS. Aug ~.
A dispatch from Semlju say it is
stated that the Ssfsisn Rrme Munster
has ipterviewed the. Ressian represent.
atise u Belgrade and appe.ied 10 t1e
generosity Of The R,l-%isn 6g"rpmenf
to permit Russlau ot'ieers an3 soldiers
to enter he Sersiap array. also that b.
asked for pecuriary assistance. ~ Scr
via had determined eosstinu. thu
war. The Rn,si.u Goyern meut r.
piled by granting the request uuder
certain conditions IL eau>eqaeuce af
this arrangement the islaeUnie Com
mission u Rus>i4 lave began seuaing
funds in large am1nuts
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-30

from the Office Of City Treasurer of
Covington, Kentucky, last month. and
the subsequent discovery of deficit in
his accounts of some sixteen thousand
dollars has caused quite a sensation in
that city. Mr.. Howes stood very hieh
In society and many doubted the truth
Of the reported defalcation until the re-
ception OF an undoubted letter signed
by him acknowledging his crime and
stating the money had been spent in
drinking and gambling.
BOSTON, Jan. 29.-Patrick Donohue.
bookseller and publisher Of the Boston
Pilot has suspended; liabilities 100000;
assets $215.000
COLUMBUS, o. Jan. 29.-In The Senate
bill has been introduc ed to make
habitual drunkenness for one year
sufficient cause for divorce.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-30

MADRID, Jan. 29.-The Alfonsist Gen.
eral, Quesada occupied Villareal on the
frontier OF the provinces Of Alava and
Guipusecoa, defended by Ave battalions
four guns and some cavalry. The
royalists captured artillery-men, two
guns and all their material. The Car
lists also lost heavily in killed and
wounded. Alfonsist General Maldonado,
simultaneously occupied the heights on
Arataban, meeting only slight resist
ance. General Maounes occupied Zaros
threatening the Carlist rear. The Car
lists have suspended bombarding San
Sebastian and are Withdrawing siege
artillery. II seems but one republican,
CASTELAR,, will return to the New Cortes
and bat one radical. Angelica Marquis Of
Sodoal, extreme monarchists. will lead
q group of six or seven deputies. The
constitutionalists or Sogastas, mum.
Der thirty-six. Very few moderados
or partisans Of religious unity have been
returned. The elections to the senate
will probably be favorable to the govern
ment
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-30
rLoeGrNG FOR wIpE-BEArIxe.

1t is perhaps time that the press began
to discuss the bill pending in the State
Legislature. punishing wife heaters with
fiogging. The New York Nation, we
observe, refers to this bill, and intimates
that though no doubt sentimentality
will object to II. II may be worth while to
take cognizapce Of the fact that MAORI.
~ Of the English Judges have expressed
favorable opinion Of Aoeging as pun
ishment for crimes OF brutality. We
confess that our chief doubt in the prem
ises arises from fear that the condition
of the beaten wives might be rendered
morse by the adoption Of such law.
The brute who had been soundly fog.
ged would return to his home with in
creased malignity, and might endeavor
to retaliate upon his wife for the suffer.
ing society had inflicted on him. The
matter Is by no means an easy one to
determine. OF course the victims OF
such ill-usage can even now obtain d.
vorces upon a showing OF the facts, but
there ia q large class OF women who
dread divorce even more than the bru.
tally OF their husbands, and another
large class who are prohibited by their
church from seeking IL on any ground
whatever. II we were satisfied that
fogsing would lesson the frequency Of
the crime, we should recommend II
without hesitation. having no respect
whatever for the feelings Of those who
are capable OF beating women. As o
rule the wife. beater is q coward. and
belongs to that type Of men most amen
able to the arg,ms,stum ad bac,dindm, or
argument with the stick. Il is possible
that fear OF the law would hinder them
from wreaking vengeance on their wives.
FloggiDg certainly scared the garroters
in London, some years ago. And ii
this was the case it would be worth
while to try it. OF course however, the
main object OF any legislation should be
the protection Of the women, and the
measure which will best effect that is
the best measure apart from all other
considerations.-GSa Sac. Record Union.
II the Record. Union has any fears that
the man (2) who is subjected to such
treatment will renew the brutal attacks
on his wife with redoubled fury they are
groundless, should the law be strictly
enforced. That class of man weaken the
first Of any in all affairs Of life. They
are buffers Of the first water and are en-
titled to no respect whatever. While
the California Legislature is about it the
law should be made to extend to number
of crimes which are usually punished by
fine and imprisonment. compared to
which wife-beating is but small offence.
Let such law be made applicable to the
hoodlum element of San Francisco and
enforced to the letter and ii would be no
exageration to say offences Of which that
GLASS are guilty would be decreased 95
per cent. within few months after the
law went into effect. Pure unadulterated
" cussedness " should not be longer tol.
ereted. Incarcerate them and you add
laurals TO their brow. Lay on the lash
and the stiffening" is taken out and he
will either sneak around like o whipped
cur or leave the country. He will not
be found boasting about it, and will be
made to feel the first sense Of degrade
ton that has ever dawned upon him.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-30
LOOKING UP.

Should our bullion shipments con-
tinus to increase IS they have during the
last month Phoebe will regain much Of
her Loaf prestige before the year closes
II the present rate continues the bullion
shipment will be three times as large as
that of last year. and should the product
gradually increase our old standard will
be reached, il not surpassed. It's but me-
csssary to cut the Raymond 4 Ely be-
low the water level and full confidence
will be established as to the permanancs
of our mines. and OF that there is no
room for doubt. There is no reason to
suppose that vein like that Of the Ray
mond 4 Ely does not 20 down, for it 10
% truly assure vein as any ever dis
covered. Where there il 30 much good
ore above the water line there IL certain
~ more Of the same sort below. The
expectations Of the most sanguine will as
surely be realized as the sun will rise to.
morrow. and We have pretty good reason
for supposing old Sol will put imam appear.
ance at least once more and that our lit
tie mud bali will roll over once again as
It has done thousands Of years before.
The "King-pin Of the Elys" is not all Of
which Phoebe will be able to boast. for as
soon as the permanence Of that mine is as.
sured others will start up with a will
that have 90 long remained comparatively
idle. In addition to the many others on
this side Of the ridge that have produced
large quantities Of bullion in time past,
body Of ore will yet be struck in the
neighborhood OF the Bowery and Alps
equal to that OF the Raymond & Ely, or
else we do not know what we are writing
about. Some of our richest ores have
como from that vicinity. A shaft has
not yet been sunk in the right spot. The
spot is there, but the shaft is not.