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, 1877-02-01

them. Therefore, Gen. Penn, LEADER Of tho
Liberal forces Mt Call, gavc orders that no prs-
oncre should 5e taken alive, md that the town
cona 10 as'srs y oycr 70 Tho
that was caught Will, or Without arms was cut
t'own; Eotlsca wnrc sacked, atl the fur1,t-
ture destroyed. md alt other kind. Of
onirages committed. MI the storc-roons
Foreigners shared the snmc fhtc IA natives. II
Is reported TINT the number Of killed reached
3!0, including women md children. Dr.
Sinccnti 1hrrcso, aged 10, ono Of Cnfomhsa's
of paln'ira wna threatened, but escaped by pay
Ing heavy ransUru.''
President PARA issued proclamation to-
tiar!nH that peace negotiations III Antl0Qula
lave failc,l, and War, A. the only means of re-
ductng the rebellion, Is an unavoidable ncces-
sity.
, 1877-02-01
FIGHTING TAXES,

DAvENronT, ill.,, Jul,. Bi.-J,llgs icck. Of the
Town Supreme Court, yesterday granted a tcnl-
porary injunction restraining the collection Of II
special tax amounting IL 5so,0o0, voted by this
city Inst fal! In uId Of tue Davenport & Surll.-
western Ralrtad. The suit IL brought by Il
number oi prorurty-hoiarrs. The grounds tl,lo,i
which I'lu!lltiifh sue for un Injunction nre thu
unconstitutiol,a!ity nf the law ulictr which tie
tax was voted, and the noIl~roMp plianrc will,
that law. There vii! be an cudirss amount IT
litigation, ana the result will be locked for witt!
Interest, ~ 1t Involves the constittlttollity VI
Il law I'a'acd by thu Legislature t"u years ayt,,
allowing tow,s antt counties tn vote NIL to rail
roatls, and ula!cr which tcyorat hundred thu.
sand dollars hayc already bcrs voted tn tic State.
, 1877-02-01
GERMANY

ouARREL1Na WITH FRANCE.
BEnLrN, jan. 3i.-The scnt-ofiicIal I'rptfnztal
Correspondents rcprotiuecs MI article from tho
Ht.1e dts Dtatz lafondts warning Bwedcn and
Denmark against Gcrmany's covctousncEt, apd
comments thereon rs follows: ttTLc French
press Is repeating the frivolous game wh[r., Il
played two years ago of insulting and elallcng-
Ing Germany, with is rcscrrcd intention Of
complaining OF threats of coercion when Ger
many, rs natural. repcts these insults"
LEDOC1t0w8Kt.
ROME, ian. 31.-Thc Dfrrtt0 announces TINT
an officer llas visited tho Roman Archbishop
Lctl0cl!uwski With copy OF al Indictment mil
summons to appear before tho roscn tribunal
to answer for brcneflcs of the Gtr1han 1aw.
EXPLORERS DEAD.
LIsBoN, Feb. 10. H.. in.-1Ierr Barlt, tho
German explorer. who was engaged IN survey
iE the Portuguese possessions III Afrirn for tic
Government Vi Portugal, committed suicide In
Loanda willie dtlfr[ous with fever.
Herr Moller, another ticrman explorer, who
belonged to the exprditlon wfIrIt wis scarchlnE
for the sources Of the Congo River, Is dead.
, 1877-02-01
PEORIA & SFlt[NGTIELI,,
Spfcfat NspGtch 10 T1s Tribune,

PEoKlA, Jun. 3l.-Tno Peoria ~ Springfield
atlroa.i ilIe,l In the Circuit Court hero te-tIay u
petition praying for tle removal of john X.
lIslturd, Receiver, on tho ground Of bal anl
tlfshnneat management of the Road. They a.
scrt that lie has run down the credit an,l tl,sl-
ness Of tho iIt'ad Ia urlrr tn advance tlr inter-
eats of t!lo Peoria d. Eock island R9a.t, Ut
which lie la heavy stockhultlcr. lItlEIar1 re-.
plies to tllc petltton denying t'lc chArgca an4 In
vlti,ly tll,rougl investigation. rlalu!iny that
NJ tias conducted the affairs of thu Peoria IL
Springfield ituad with un eye tu tbs interest Of
It, m's'!loi<!cra Thr MATTER Will probably hn
referred to The Master III clanecry auu cY-
tir1css tRkrtl.
, 1877-02-01
STRIKERS.

NEW YoKk, Jan. 3!.-lirru hundred steve
dorce and gran-shoyclcss Ia South Brooklyn
arc on d strike Oh account u reduction OF tiyc
ecnts an hour III their wages. There is every
possibility VI 4 serious rsut. Policemen wero
detailed to eunrd thuse put pn IN Iia"c OF thu
strikers. The latter 1na1e unu assault to-day
with stones. seriously wuuniins thrcs tlrn. lii
al,otheE Instance they were driven bAsk by tne
police at the ro!ut Ut their pistols. Thu poltcc
spy they will be pblc to prevent IN outbreak,
but The strikers arc threatening loudly, und
bIoodshed il apprchende1.
, 1877-02-01

When in classical tlmcs man had done soma
great talnx. he wa4 honotcd With apubtc triumph.
wreath ef laurel os .! bays. SoM h. ID Al al1
events honorcd with tap esteem and regard Of
othnss W are 5i;ht by hanotsng the Inventor of
sAcnts hase suached = 1ttIu9 eomplsmen! Ia tbs
new tut!et soap. which u simply the grsatess lux
ufy and comfort p1ssl1ls 70 man. p1so ind hon.
tn u4e.
, 1877-02-01

NEW YoES, Jan. 3l.-.Juslgc Lawrence has
denied thu application nf iufls Hatch aud other
stuekhnlicrs of thu I.nku Shore ~ Michigan
Southern Hallway Company for Il man'lafnus to
corntel the Farmers' Loan &STrust Company to
glye access to the tta1.sttr hooks VI thu r.ilroa
the object bc!nE to communicable wl the rest Ut
the stocklodcrs LII to thu alleged tn.,Illun.gc-
n.rut of the road ty W. II. Vanderbilt a,nl othrr
nlrcrturs Tie Court holds that Ito cxissncy
met IA ii tho M sesuutnIsnls S,t, n atiIaSts a'' 'oS
, 1877-02-01

Mr. A. l.. Hopkins. l<cseiver Of the Toledo,
Peoria d Warsaw Railroad, WIS III The city ycs:cr-
ayeonsultng with tl.e managers Ut tic Chicago
CONNECTIONS of his ruaI. lu regard IT, the rulors
that Mr.. Hopkins L. about to betuu.e the Gcncf.
al Manager VI the Wabash Railroad, l4o stated
to TAtHusE reporter that the position hu1
been Offered to him, but that he hal mot yrt
fully decided whether .lu would accept or nut
II connection with this it may be remarked that
Str. Nupklns Is cngugct! to one Of our ClIc4yu
bellet,-s!i.s DunIap,--uud tho wedding win
shortly take place In this city.
Mir. II. =. Townseu1 General Ticket and
Passenger Agent Of the Tuledo. Peoria & War
ins those sptc,ldiA new Woodruff slreplngvars
now standing Oh the Lake-Frunt, aod which Mil
hereafter run over she Illinois Central sll his
unc between this city and Pe3rlz
, 1877-02-01
[ lREL.

DAYTON, O., Jan. 3l.-.A verdict was given to-
day Of Il 500 and costa IN suit for libel against
tho Democrat, OF this city. sut WIS brought
for 5000. The article which oeraslonrd the
suit was published In March, 1878.
, 1877-02-01

package from New York by express Dec. II.
The following dispatch was offered in eyt'
denco by Senator Mitchell: :.
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov: 20, 1s7n:-7o Gtn. ndde
cratic Electors on of'ciai count! Answer.
t9icnch) c, II. 1,ELL1seEn.
fphtd.1 Chairman Democratic Committee.
, 1877-02-01

sMALL@r0X IN LONDON.
LONDON. Jan. 3l.-Eighty-si1 deaths from
smallpox last week.
ADVANCE IN sC0AHs.
GLASGOW. Jan. 3t.-Ftnc suuars have nd
yancCtl fully shilling per cwt.; other qualities
tpcnec. Good business doing.
, 1877-02-01
TELEGRAPt]!c NOTES.

ST. Jouxs1Uar, Vt, jan. 3L-~TAe will Of tho
late Arunah Huntington. u Bantorl, T. Y. a
native of this statc), icaTes taua, coo fund for
tho bencht VI tbs common krh4.ola Of Ycrmopt.
, 1877-02-01

SpecfGI Dtpdsch TO 1hs Tffthne.
New fonK, Ja,.. 3t.-Tho Directors and stock
holders Of the New Jersey Central Railroad
Company met to-day. President L, c. Knight
contradlctetl tic charges against himself, md
said he intended to lo1l his 1000 sllafcs Of
stock, and 10 stand By the Company In its prcs-
ent extremity. lie Ind no fear for the Com.
pany II this crisis could he passed, aud was co1l|-
dent It's stock would lc worll 100 cents on tho
dollar. Tic road had earned during the year
*4'l,0o0 abovc It's operating expenses, mud wuuld
bc now III comfortable position II u
dividend had been withheld. 4 proposition
was male 10 tho Stockholders to take Il, J,o500oo
IN certificates Of Indebtedness authorized ly tho
Directors ncr. ~ Mr.. Knight authorized the
statement litter that nearly this cntirc amount
was subscribed heartily ana generally; also that
the interest OH tho tlrst-tnortgage hutls of
paid. The result Of the meeting on Wall street
wus to send the stock up as rapidly as 1t Ind
fallen In tla tnornlng, and tho closing sao vas
s's7 aas ut dnn a nak'aE ,E, ,ta"tio' a',. 81 GS
tbs Coal Company stocks md tic Jersey
Central, tho day on Wall Street was unusually
llycty. ~ tse stuck renurt Tomorrow thu
Tridnne tJay Could saays: "Ihc con! slsares
covering later witl, tho sharp advance lei by
Jersey Central OH report that the Company
had succeeded in raising the money necessary
to pay the interest due Tomorrow on Its tEst-
mortgage nOnus u fJ,IU,Wp Numerous
storiea uyo aluut as 10 how this money WAS
raised, but Us mono uf them pretend that It
was not borrowed from some sousrc It Is OF
little consequence. Tho truth thus seems to be
that tho Cunlpany does not pay interest III Its
paltry first mortgage bonds Ut Is, QUO, 200, but
iinds soulc friend who has another friend wl!o
IL willing to advance the funds ,,pnn u consttl-
cratlon, which may be rirc II, the stosk-
market. llcnrr tho Conpany's Heating debt
to-morrow night WILL be $4,000 grcatcr thun
Tonight
, 1877-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

NEW HAMPSHIRE rHouInlrIoxlsrs.
MANCHESTER, N. H., dan. 3l.-Aea 8. Ken
tlail, Of West Swansea, was to-day nominated
for Governor by l'ro'libftian!sts.
, 1877-02-01
TIE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d
QUINCY.

The annual meeting Of tho Chicago, Durlins-
ton IL Quincy Railroad takes place in the latter
part OF February. 1t Is r,tuored that consider
able OF the stock Of this Company has changed
hands during tie past year, ind TINT It is not
certnfn whether tho old Board Of Directors will
lie reelected. twill be remembered TINT about
two years ngo the DenniSon and 10y directory
MIS- forced out by Messrs Forbes, Grswold, And
others. 1t Is now claimed TINT the former have
again secured u majority Of tho stock, atl tlnt
there will BY an entirely new deal ut tho next
election. Whether these ruu,urs arc founded
IN fact not is hagtl to tell before the annual
meeting has taken p}ncc. There II every prus-
pcet OF IN exciting contest between The two
inrtlUns.
The annuui report Of the Company Is now re-
cciving It's ifntstns touches and will bc lail b.
tnrr the }oa11l III Directors Vt Huston bY pscsi-
dent Robert Harris, w!n, leaves fnr that p!ace In
II few days.. 1t IL stated that titc sl,owfn. Is Il
very favorable unc considering tile Tines mil
will rctievt credit OH tho present management OF
tho road.
, 1877-02-01

CONSULTATION OF MANAGERS.
The managers TT tho Pennsylvania Company
werc In the city yesterday. 1t Is bellcvcd that
their presence l!as something to do with tho
present freight complications, hut nothing re-
liable concerning their doings eou!l bc learned.
During the forenoon sIr. John Newell,
Gcnsrni Manager OF tlc Lake Shore
tho Pennsylvania Con,pany's oilire, AMI was IN
consultation with Mr.. !. n. Mccullough for
so1nc TING. As fnr III can bc learned they cauc
to no understanding, md thu frcfght-riitc st!l1
remains the same W bc!orc, tho Michigan sou,li-
crn tariff being i.a cents lower than tlosc Hf
thu other ro1a!s ica.ling to the East. II ls thu
general opinion that tho three roa.ls which fluyo
made the advance will come down agai,, ~ sou,
as the Eastern roa.ls ran furnish cara to their
Western connections, which will br III Il few
days. During tho afternoon Mr. Mccullough
was in consultation with thr managers af Hcyrrtl
nf the roasls caling west from this city. In the
evening lle and party left for st. Louis.
, 1877-11-01
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY NOVEMBER I. 1877.

was ncvrr 20 deeply efElFttr'! In any Other raufc
A. III Ibis. PrtarllrtE, lawyers, ,ln'l"1t. ani
Hahv h,l<inrsa-sncn arc working hard fur ite
s'''uct. u the movement. Sunday evening. tlc
isrv. Mr, Rurk, Of Decatur, dcisrrci All at!s
Anh enthusiastic address: and there wcrr r.t
marks by J. G. E..itk, the lsrv. Mr. Itu+sey,
aud others, The large Upcrn-lla1l wu,lld not
hold the people. and nm overflow. ..ncct,ur
wns hrhl ut the MctitFllst Church,. which
Wa Sas s,tttess"l by TIC Iscs. !. +; Or,
Qnlgg. H,lll meetings accomplished mare
than was ~3tsrici. Nnn humIriri anil twcivr
pcrsona signed thc plcsEc. t1lis Is n lsts!-rs.s
pledge, Including wine, a'ecr, ant! tier.] AtrNIt
lAtN have signed the ilcdgc sine The com
mrt,cftleht nj Tho mcettngs.-snany u them
drinking tncu. THE relntilttt n,Gn hrc hrtrls
with The wnrA II, n way whlra, tells Will, great
ri'rct, as tiry fpeak tro!n sxlcrfcnc". and, ~.
ktcn'l nj bring lille and drunken, they ttnvr ali
eunc 4, work. The work 1. progressing. tnAIy
IN aheibyril1c, Taslnfvt'1c. aMl Heard*'rwn,
aud all the n'ghtoring town4 arc nsatHg fpr
help The interest is increasing here with each
succeeding meeting.
, 1877-11-01

"that rnor fClinw Is f1pnmct1 to bear tur,1crs
wllith nc know nothing uf."-IMr,ur's tntn
h'l~rff,.
\ mn1kut.n WAS lately scckin1 the mid Of t!le
I'ollec - rare tl,r wE"rra'uuts of family WIN
'la.l fGfL the nrig hborlrrM owing him SIS.
We'll, suppose there was ~ worth ot wntcr
in TINT milk a,c',1nl," remarked the ls,IcclHnt
"Ti@t's wllcrc It gnIk me--tllata wherE II
hnrts." repiic! the tlcasrr. "rhcy we're ncss
customers. an.l IIain't commenced 10 water
ttJe milk Yet.s'
, 1877-11-01
FLYING atACUINE.

Ira II. Stout, VI St. Louts, thinks ts has
fually solved the problem OF seEtal navigation.
iu addition to the use Of balloon Of peculiar
lhape. he uscs *eries Of fans whose blades
slrike ths afr after tho manner Of the wings OF
bird. A kcsies VI balloons arranged N row.
roasieuou. 10 each, or II embodied IN An
Elongated balloon, would furnish any destFed
nunber Of points Of tension or attachment.
These points Vi tension united would furnish Z
fulcEum from which to work; connected there
with, II vas oulY requlsits and necessary to
Produee mechanical action stimulating that OF
The birds wing In order 10 solve the qurstion
whether Or not the air can ba navt0ate4 with
certainty and dispatch. fou. wears since heat
tempted " eiubudy In mcchanieal action the
lnechanfcal tortns, behring's, and results ol
The artion Ut the birds wing in the production
uf the phenomen2 Ut atght.
The AsEion may be described ~ follows, yix.
u Is an elongated balloon iashed drIniy between
two hollow steel tubes, which in turn are lotned
b5 similar tubes of peculiar shape snd bearing,
50 - 10 furnish the desirable number Of pouta
Vi support; to these points Of support Is n
t.eled frlme, un which rtst the ahatt which
t4Fsy the wheels armed With fans and other
au4ehlaeEy. aud underneath l. tenor frame On
, 1877-11-01
THE R0YAl-PURPLE MOVEMENT.
- fhA Editor o. Thk 1FlhHnA

rAHA, Ill, Oct. 2a-The temperance move
ment commenced oyer two weeEs ago In this
city. BY X. W. crampton and E. H. Campbell,
the Good Templass, and few Of the ministers,
" still In progreas, The Interest Of tho people
, 1877-11-01
TllE 1IisiiJNE BRANCH ofFlcEx.

1x Dl;UEH III ACtY1Xsf0I,ATE tlifH SIXEf:0l,S
l rAt!ons thtonEhaut The c!t{ We hsfe established
pr1rch Utees 10 lhc different tttsou4 ies +nattd
lcluw. where Will II taken tAtne
rrtre charged At the M41u ce aud wilt To receive
Until o'clock y during too week. and uptil p.
on SATURDAYS:
WILLIAM IL. WINNING. bookseller sad sntioueE.
tat TWcnls'><cond.sL. neaE WAtA.1-Ar.
5. n. WALDEN, Sswsdes4ef, stA4louer. etc., loO
EcAI MAdlsuo-at. ac4r Western.Ay.
itUHEHT THMUMsTOS, Hrst. sIde Views Depot,
Blue filand sv.. corner Of Htlstcd'aL
hEOltuE HENRY. Books. Stationery. etc-, so III.
slStun-1i. -. ."..
G4a,ie. 7A AAkt.ts-, suFnsf Lincoln,
, 1877-11-01

There has been, foT considerable length Of
time, in the pelghbortood of Little River Acatl-
e1uy, In the lower cdga at this county, M asao-
ciation OF Fscetiukcrs, with Dr., l.. J. kusacll
Al their acknowledged lender and advocate. We
arc Informed that on Saturday night maj.
wunt to tho Doctors rcsIdepcc aud told llM le
was . mover and latl bis faulty ~ easnp on a
branch few hundred yarls away; that some
ono Of them werc sick. and must hayu bis surv.
Ices % physician Immediately. The Doctor
and tho taan repaired to the place ouly to and
tisco other men, with x.allootera IN hand. Ds:
q 9'ss hi. siothlnr. Which he lid. iiis llis
hands werc ticd in front ot him,
and wero held by ono Of the party, who
stood with o sl1.sbootcF, tn his right ha,Id
while hu held the rope IN hfs left. Itl,4scll WA
told that T" he must nave whipping u; thut
they believed be was M honest INN and = good
physician, but, "by the hep OF 0oi," they
would put stop II his career aa FEcctAinktr
!n that section OF country. they tnfor,atd n|a.
Of Its lifc, pnu struck him lUO llcks, inlictiEE
terrible and e1cEuciatlngly painful casttgatt0p.
lie VISA then released aud allowed TO 20 bis way.
We hava known the Doctor for srsefa! years,
him, except Ills connection With the Fsccthluk-
ets. Tbs following advertisement was found
near the place where the above decd was per
petratcd: - ''Sotlcc-rh.s ia to certify that
ths Rcv. Dr.. lsusstil ws called 10 see
movers wife can,ped Vt this place, and on The
Doctors arrival thEec other tlen came out aud
captured HIN, aud hit htIu hundred licks with
leather strap, and lrt hitn loose On rendition
tbat he would not lecture or debate on lnh:
deity any more in this county. Nov word
to Nqnnely, Posey, Marslali, md. In fact, y
all the leading s,ien Of tho !n1iiel Club, II
any Of you take hts pltUe We will huru you
out Of house. md home, uud hang you until
you arc deaa+ II any man In this county Is
Injured on Anount OF what has becu done VIZ
Will burn you al out. We have got lity
men y back ~, Gents. we u,ran business
a. stsaliuN.n
, 1877-11-01
CURRENT GOSSIP.

A IrAnnsv-f1CrENE.
rhrre lives a s,ny maid in t'crn*hy-
A,cwus, woman only, rcnple ray:
sbr tsttter eccint hrrnlne 10 me
.monr there narruw asrecu and houses graz.
e,c IA m, h~nutifnl. for God hath lent
I'm, l,tt1e cumriinr.a af fnrr and limb
m mi. III. child, aMl u,nuy Yea1s have bans
H., firm trte, and her cJca are dim
FINN lunc>y workinR.jayt. with many teAF
:, ntpht. uf drenry watching. when th4 kty
tr.f NJ, n1yote her window seemed mora nrar
rh,o mrn beneath, and r0icca made reply
r,or mt the clouds. and called her. speaking low
Ia y.ntIu hi.pctr. telling hrr that the
wautd meet her mother, and htrrelf should 60
IN better countries this sLe told to tno).
ynr ,onr nso-rhc could mi aurc1y aaJ
h,r 1pnE AFRO, II VIA not wholly cfrHr:
something's q iwrlvemtnth scenr'! winters dar,
sometimes day ere1ned longer than year
,ler mother died; they gave her resting plaza
4 little whIte-l Two years think they aaid:
SOU know in theso old countries what small graca
II granted tu tho ashes of tho dcatl.
r,c orpt.an siel returned. with weary feet
And hcavg heart. 10 climb tho winding stair
10 her high ctamltr; In the pusy streeL
70 tnt below her, no QUO seemed to care.
And now .l,c labors tlrc1e.s, day by day,
Ubt1inng Fcanty wages for her toll;
Yet csertnore fhe pnts tilhe sway
10 gain rpot on cunsecraicd soil,
~ y
That, IN the coming time, when Death shall closa
lIe.rye-, and, ,lraw Log bsck with restless lant
Tho curtains of t1As West where sunset glove,
Point out brJoni them toward brighter 1.and,
No t,ransers may disturb her mothers rest
IcnratIh tho willows where they laid her down,
Nor take AWAY from oer the a1ecpcrs breast
lier simple tablet bearing csoss and crown.
Lrirzu,. Oct. II, 1871. TrLMn u. Ktxu
, 1877-11-01

W. loo i
hef anps' w., 'aos. ;. ooass a.s e'''' sra . sao""
Ltint". ocs. - Ao't. ifI"" u. hsS".
TREED TX a U!G HEAR.
f"rryst1ndfnct Nfto Pork Vstfd.
PonrEm's LAKE, Pa., Oct. @.-Last spring
Efutr Wagner, auetl 10 years, of p,ttsburp, "a,
... t., .r..ud tio .,,m,ncr ,rd vIu,.r win an
'a". ~ ~ .,,,,a. ,,t,a.. ~ ,,,,s .,a's
IN Wild md nlmost unbroken Wilderness
Last Sunday alteruuun ,Kittle was scut 10 drive
,n,rc her ,,,,cIe,s cattIc which wcre nut In The
.,, no"I rx.1iun ~ .n, ,..rIx ,,,r,,,o~. ,.,,,,,
woMs saH'"E. .. ~ "aa NO, ".a . su"uu"" WIEN w.,
tlc lc't t'o aouse, anu, ho1 returning ~ the
usual tlmc, her relatives became uncasy, mud
hcr uuc,u started out, hoping to meet her,
i1nvnv r,,,e ol,out half mile. hc hrar,l n cnv.
I'M ri, ~, -, mr., r.ca,nl.s - ~. ,.arn ~,
lel' "l''cl. he NJ onec recognized as one "ntn oy
one Of Ills CONS. From tho direction Of the
SOUND II WIS evident tho cattle wcro moving
t,wor,,s homc. Thinking. of cot,rse. that XII
A., ~. ,rIt, t1,or, h, rrtr.,.,, 1t. sto,,. ,rh,
TIC "ap WI" ''no'"' Nv .s1.se" ~ .s.ps. w.. ,hs
cattle wcfc II, LUG yard, out Attt'c Ind
nut returned with them. Her absenre caused
alarm, for It was feared she had met
with sono acc,,,cnt, or ho,1 ,ecome ,oet rh,ne
WV" t..e eu ,a.,,,, ,v,,,, ,n,,nsr .,ar..S ~. .s.
o1 Tue family win 'antefn"' stat1ea 70 search
for her. They Travelled through swAInps and
OVER higl, mountains until after midnight, when,
f,1tnr mn tracr thev rct,rne,l honr. Al dav,
.ne ,",' ,,.s ,,~t ,,or,,t,.r ss,as., ~ ~. .t,'
break tue next morning seseFa! OF loo ad!oin-
tng neIghhors were notified, anil about O'clock
the purity, numbering ten, started TO renew the
search. Tho country for radfus OF aaycraI
.'n.. ana th,-,,u,,,Iv .c,,,ro, I,,t =. a.. ,ia.
es nt a~ s;orc tn"s uu tna ;,uSs
" 'xii w ny mor" ~ rtm3 thnn ,ei.n W tG .a.
nonlca WIN ~ u,,,har nirt, 'rnn "nsm L"sy
ses ~ MI, .',' ~. m'n @ Mu
9e ;i' III III s,s, ,,,.1,, .,,., svn's a.on
merry m!'u H.. W.t .ens 9ua.y sHo"u 10 nuntGn
ns nsus HSsos ~ @ ~ e'tica ~ !, oM'la 10 tc
!asEc n.f1ioef ol nea1s k!ileu ~ tnat lmneoialc
vicinity MtlFan9 the pass lew years u w.
taought that h'trie r ln'et ta9e Waouclen oI ~
that ufectlon. lnsee VI tne party fcsotTeu 70
Visit tho tseeoft, ahd early 9n tuesday
7no1hlng, cactl Win rhe In hand, they
ttarted. II about Two hours the northwest end
u tho gully was feacht!. Here tue seafc|efn
tat down to fest Whlle reattng tncJ lrtd on
Their rllies' thinking. porhapa, hitttc might 10
within hearing d!stanc.., ahtl would II alisu
tespoia ~ lst g g. the SOUND T. va Lying away.
vu!ee 'ske that VI some on IN dlstrcea was leart!
III the dlstaEcc. Dne u the party thought he
lseogntzrl II 2" tho vofcc OF the missing ono.
Tl1ey proceeded on .io"n the gully, and alter
going SHIRT distance again dise1drEcd tbeiF
Tides. Another response CAME. t1is Lime 30
distinct that there rns no longer anJ Doubt ~
u rs t@'nE TUG missing e! elrfs Srv' lev steps
!ntlne. A'4n n.sep uIsH1tty T4s IeaCnsu.
, 1877-11-01

In 1873, while the tsefchcr and Crown Point
honanza was still yielding large ant.iai product
of guild and silver, another rich body u ore was
Iivic n,. " thc h nsafI,at.sI v,rana mt, fIc fn.
forna lnlncs. Up TO Jan. !, 1b777, these inines
h.ul produced M fnlioER.
, 1877-11-01

In the sul.Acqnnpt years, Instead Of tho ostt.
mntes nj the Commissioner of Mining 6tnsisttcs,
rntc precise returns were received Dy Dcf Mar.
From these It uns asccrtaItcsl tint la ISL The
Jfetgl,rr anil CrnwD Point nrc.hA!y or l,otanza
WI. o,enetl. ard the product nf silver In the
United Slutea rose 10 kts,ttsltN0. uuc-thr! Of
wli!,l. was from The cons,ock. aud onc-fou,th
In is7s this orc-body yielded twtrtilirtls ot all
tlt productions frutn the Conlstoek; mml III
ts7:i, wl,c,l tho product of tic lne Ind risen to
sll,uO,Wal, It yielded soven-rtgtths Of the
whole. Thu following table ts from certified re-
turns matic 10 Mr.. Del Mar. and shows Tho pro-
ductton Vt silver in the United States md the
proportion frum tho Cosnstock during the yrars
, 1877-11-01

NXTASTtn-A nLsISEhH BLOCK AND L3T ~
" Etart. Hatls.n. Hr +satr Al. hist II rented III
Will pm rH'h frnm I'll. uHtS xN4n1. Dwurrs rcaa
CALI W. haze Tho n1uLeI. I. u. IDSD fsupn :, II
, 1877-11-01
STORAGE

4 UsoLUTELY FlI.K-rKAiF STORAGE Fol: Fur.
~ utlVEs uerr Aalis1 carriages ekt. Enprr lIale4
u per cent ycaz. uANkls EU.. In wc.t Aon1ue "
FIDELITY sToEAGt COMPANY, u ANDs,.yAN
facilities fur ALutaIG u fGfnlLuls R4a Xea.
erL ueschAat;1e; AdSAncgs II rAtss, aaley yaak
, 1877-11-01
COUNTRY REAR ESTATE,

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Io.A: ttsse +. Ruri Ar,ss chrchcs. etc. well in
lfn,ri IIaf Ens grazing "f fran: s:3- bricE ha-c
other tHfrps <!nrfa In tsrDIn.ttt: A1lfe Farmer
{: Mcrsha,iih lLAux. SfnIutnK aAl. inHA.