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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-01

Ax-ipENr.-The other day,as Judge
Hetxei WAS severing in twain stick
If weed in his back yard, when max
ing tremendous lick, his AK collided
with a ciothes-line in the rear, which
caused the implment Ia ~ from his
hands, and. turning summers tuit
over the tight rope, carromcd against
the upper portion of his irit heck
near the eye, intllcting ait egi-
Gus wound. The Judge ioo~s A.
though he had been buiI-,'n>ra. -
Eureka Sentinel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-01

Tar TrMEs has the job prinhni
Office Of Lyon county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-01

John Morrissey has been polite To
the special correspondent If The
London Times, who says concerning
him: II had the honor "f being
presented to him, and found him,
like most really great men. very alta
BILE and unaffected. say honor az
visediy. for l took upon him as one
of the most stupe Id'us products of
New World civilization, much IN
ethics or politics what Niagara is in
physics"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-01
Australian Diysings-

At Opossum, the new digging re-
Gion in Australia, man named
Howley discovered nugget valued
ut $4,000. He boarded with Scotch
and English miners at a hut named
A'The Thistle, Rose and Shamrock. "
The morning after the lucky find"
the valuable nugget was missing. All
his fellow boarders were equally sus-
pectei of the theft, but the crime
could not he satisfactorily fastened
upon any of them as the thief, or
upon all as eonsprators in the rob
berry. The following night Howley
was found welteriag in pool of
blood in the mail horse shed adjoin-
ing the hut, having cut his throat
with razor from ear ~ ear.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-01

The Brooklyn Theater people have
bad one grain of comfort. A ~iad
st rm visited Cleveland the other
night, caught hold of u regularly "r,
dained orthodox church spire and
pulled it up by the roots, and stood V
on its head, and yanked the roof oil
the church, and never touched a
,theater.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-01

An Indianapolis mechanic lost a
finger in some machinery one after
noon, and his employer "docked his
pay for a quarter of y day.
, 1877-01-28

There is also due as foSoos' = Fdx;n &c pa
~ H.; full: To ]. N. Jewett, ~ sso0 After
tbe neion, So1,9s S'% aud an of claims has
been paid, and these t,fee spcclal @ csal1ls t9c1s
will remain due on 81 the c1alms Soa, 1o@'o'' "
IS per cent of the fu1l amount
Furthermore, the Receiver says thatln 1918 ne
began large number Of sxits in his own natnc
against nun1erous stockholders in this and other
States to recover the balance due on their stock.
The courts If this State. however, decided that
he con1d not sustata the actions IN that form,
and be was Obliged to amend BY sueing in the
name Of the j Afnar Insurance Company for the
1:se Of him IS Receiver. As the stock is gen
orally he'll IN amounts averaging less than
81 LOO, .oout 800 suits have been commenced in
this Satc alone. In Iowa also his efforts have
bee. paralyzed by decision that ne could not
r,coyer unless he made a free exhibit of all the
debts aud assets Of the Company, and showed
an assessment on nil the stockholders
pro rata. and that 1t was equitably made. In
Kansas, also, he encountered similar difficulties.
In Indiana lie succeeded in recovering jrdg-
mcnts, but owing to the veratfous stay and val
1latton laws OF the Hoosfer State, he had been
ablc to collect but little. His maiu reliance,
therefore, is on the unfortunate stockholders Of
Ibis State who have not yet paid anything.
An order was made by Judge Moore allowing
.hc Receiver to pay up the s3, 100 due to Jewett,
Wilson, and Heck, and the balance of the So per
:ent due on the $40, 600 OF claims above men
ioncd.
, 1877-01-28

The County Treasurer could not honor the
orders Of jurors yesterday, because he had no
money.
Ex-Rccordcr Stewart has not Jet been heard
from by the County Treasurer. 4 search for
him will be made tomorrow.
The County Collector is busy making ont the
tax-bilis OF the several railroad companies cen
tcring in this city. They will be presented dur
ing the wcck.
The Grand Jury returned an Indictment yes-
tcrday against John F. Lyon and Peter ". Wi1k-
inson fur plying the confidence game. They
were Immediately arrested, and gave bail.
The Committee on jail and jail Accounts con-
tinucs to dodge the question Of cutting down
the allowance for dieting prisoners. 4 meeting
WAS to have been held ye-terday, but quorum
was wanting.
The Hospital Investigating Committee, it IS
now said, has agreed upon . report, which in
effect will be that too much had been paid for
groceries as charged, but no shortages were
found to exist. The report Will recommend
, 1877-01-28
FINANCIAL,

New York, Jan. 277.-William Il Cox, ame-
chant Of Deckc1town, Sussex County, MI
has made an assignment. Liabilities, s540oo;
assets, S25,000- +: =.
Special Dispatch to The 1rtarn< -. :
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jau. 27.-Roger B. Lynn, 1
merchant Of East St. Louis, has f1ed a YolEn-
tary petition in bankruptcy. -:
MDDLErowS, n. T., Jan. e7.-Jaeob Her
nance, who recently failed at Ellen7ine, UIs:sr
County, n. T., for some s30l, 900, has returned
there at the request Of the creditors Hs sl1;s-
works and contents, IN the hands Of the A.
signee, arc burning this morning. To add TO-
the misfortunes Of Ellenyilc, four tauce!tes
have stopped work, owing to the WithdrsE1a Of
railroad facilities. J.
New YoEK, jan. a77.-Char1es 81 E. ApplebJ, ot
OF Gleo Cove, L. l., was yesterday appointed
Receiver Of the metropolitan Fire,lusursnte
Company OF this city. The COMPANY hss ssssss
enough to pay MI liabilities in full, any lea7e
sufficient to repay stockholders at least Seens
on dollar, and perhaps in full. Dcprecnu1s
securities and the low rates Of frc risss na'e
made this winl-up of the business necessary .. :
, 1877-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| TIM Tnthof;o T.4.1 ..,. '-s =
ne oasno''c 1otal Abstinence Socfst,s, -,
| aConFentlon in Aaskell Hall at 9 oc,a., aohI
afternoon. LUCE ta
Thu ;nt-oa,,.az
Club will be oiven IN croaa.s sue ffanklin soeal
dav evening 1s'leoa0m's Hall Tim,
=, ~'
There will be meeting of tha rx..-
Regiment Colony to41ay at . .i-stFeu.s
son street Rom II ' ~ p m.'at 1a1 Mil
4 IL
Inc ReV. sumner Ellis will f5rauo,.. -
evening at the Church of +ba D.. hl
1.-The Little He'll Of Modern Theotoov S4ss y d
4 meeting of tbe o1nr,.,
| State University viii nt Ie XII, o. Il TIC Aehn,
mer House, Fridar" hetwean 49, n Far!os1 II
the purpose Of formin3 saa;1 ano O'clock tr
~ ' 4as q soc'etY.
orna. ne iaqiss f OF the Fourth Presbyterian Chm.
eoIner or superior and Rush streets mi TIa.:ee ee
tea-party Thursday evening in the rhnea, "si g's
1ors' supper at g O'Clock. Admission = paf'
A regular mcetfro 80 -. ~. :" eents
League wilI be held in uaa1s,I .ne ,I4lcsgo Labx
ernn;nr ~ & o,n1oe,. 49, 4'1a3AeH dal Mond,r
, 1877-01-28

that hereafter ali goods be- ao,,...~.-
sane time, and that tho Hosp;tal ;tlTssea Gena u il
on hand to receipt for the sane. eoa:nlttah
g., David Kelley was yesterday aa;nao
III his 'he hrotheq GeqntX Court and PLACED q
nate nat Gss hos Been 'ees eRtens1S:,1 w. 1kssy
ing business, and Is wcll and EN- N The pssf:
on the Board OF Trade. @e t&'ofabls knos.
IN Mr.: Cunningham, the Sheriff, ch,.,a
was Yesterday looking through n sa:ct Clek,
papers in his office, and came ar1oea ps!sel ot ID
more sunmonses OF date Of H. eozen o.
been returned as served hn+ -, 1aa3, which hsd
no record in the Office. severme,c nmca these ~
found tha- had not been served We're IL
~ Commtssioncr Holden starts n. w.
Tuesday. He goes to MIKE - ~ aor New Yo,s
%aSa nf SanufJ fl1 tst Taen who 6e j; nisfPsa
course, invite Mr.. Tilda1 !. nas; lie H;ll. nj
County Boara while on bis tin s :. ~ upon IL
cur1oslties of the Western tountspr - oae oi IL
, 1877-01-28

MEETING OF THE COUNTY BOARD.
| "a rcgular meeting of the County Board ol
Education was held yesterday afternoon at No
173 Randolph street, J. J. Kearncv, President,
in the chair. Present Messrs. Plant, Clark,
nell. ~~- 80 '>''~
a. ". Bravton presented his resignation as
| at Eng1cwocd. Accepted.
The Chair presented the resignation of Prof
r J. Riley as teacher in the Normal School.
Accepted.
The names Of Miss E. Worthington, Homer
ill vacancies in the list Ut teachers. The Board
then voted to engage Miss Worthington to fill
the vacancy made By the resignation OF Prof.
Brayton, and Mr., BeTans to i'll the vacancy
| made BY the resignation OF Alr. Riley. The sal
aries Of both were fixed ut 81 $50 per year.
The Committee on Public Buildings was Ill
rectcd to confer with the County Board In rela-
ton to finishing tile new Students hall at
Englcwood.
The Superintendent Of the Normal School
asked that a Committee be appointed to super
intend the examination OF the Senior elass. The
Committee on Course Of Study was directed to
attend to the matter.
After auditing the pay rolls for December,
couple Of advertising bills, the Board proceeded
to elect d President for the year. j. j. kcaruey
was reelected. and, after he had expressed his
thanks in short speech. tho Board adjourned
to Feb p.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Public Library Board held q regular
scml-rnontllY meeting yesterday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock There were present D. L. Shorcy
DR.. Hotz, ". j. Onahan, DR.. Walker, and
Mr.. Loewcnthai. D. L. Shorcy occupied the
chair. \ number OF small bills were audited
aud ordered paid, and number OF applications
for positions in tho library were placed on file
4 bill Of B. F. Stevens, the Library Agent in
London, claiming balance of e37 lis with in
tercst compounded at i per cent, occasioncd
some discussion not entirely to- Mr.. Stevens
credit, he being charged with cxacting cxor-
bitant commissions and interest. The bill was
referred to the Committee on Library.
Mr.. Loewcnthal moved that committee of
two be appointed to confer with the Council
Finance Committee in relation to the balance
due the employees Of the Board. Carried.
the Committee.
Tic Committee on Administration recon-
mendcd that Mrs. Gertrude Winclcli be ap-
pointed to fiji vacancy. Approved.
Librarian Poole reported tl1at there was an
increased demand for new books and additional
help. The daily circulation had been 1,45l. Fri
day it was Isis, Of Which a15 were taken out in
the evening.
The matter, Mr.. Locwcntllal said, could not
be rcnedicd at present. The Board had asked
granted $4,000 could be expended in necessary
new books, and they could also hire some addi-
tio1ial flelp.
Mr. Wickcrsham stated that there was not
enough force to wait on the public.
Mr. Onahan moved that the matter Of erpe-
dting the delivery OF books at the corner be
referred to the Committee on Arbitration.
Carried. t
On motion of Mr.. Onahau, the Irlst-4fnerican
md irish |forld were ordered placed on the |
lies; also, the -la7azi"e ot dn'erican History.
The Board then adjourned.
, 1877-01-28
DEACON HOARD.

FIFTY years ago Samuel Hoard MAS ~ and So
phronia Conant e. They lived in the little
Town Of Brandon, Vt, and when they appeared
at the altar, on the 9Th Of January, 1897, the
people from lar and near came to bless the nup-
tlal-cefemony and congratulate the young couple.
odd Was the attire OF that hy, and different
, 1877-01-28

Il,
It Is further added that the odds are o,G33 sac
to that the ten thousandth young man will sit
up all through the night of Dec. 81 SO as to be
ready to take i laundering long drink as soon
as the clock has struck 12.
THE COAL EXCHANGE.
The Chicago Coal Exchange held regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon in its
rooms in the Merchants Building, corner OF La
Sale and Washington streets, With Mr. L. D.
Waldron in the chair, and Mr.. j. Kirkland
Secretary. Mr. Little wanted to know if tho
coal receipts by rail could not be asccrtatned,
and record kept, in order to know what
amount Of fuel was consumed in Chicago. This
lnnttcr WAS discussed at some length Mr..
Colt thought the whole matter should be left
in the hands Of the Board of Directors, which
had nothing else to do, and moved that tho Board
DC instructed to get up the desired statistics in
time for the annual report Of the Exchange, to
be issued in April next.
Mr. Goldberg moved to amend, "to requestn
the Board OF Directors, instead Of instruct
ing' them. The motion OF A(r. Colt pre-
vailed s@
The Exchange then adjourned, after IN tr-
formal discussion as to prices, which remain the
same IS heretofglo1 HOTEL ARRIVALS. :
- fremont Honse-Col- G. II. Nelson and bride,
New York; ". F. Symonds, New York. ]. ".
J. Il. Haw!cy and 6. i. English, New York; Col
". \: Iatburg. Baltimore; u. Il. Wood, Roches-
ter: ter j. s. s johnson. Boston the Hon ": .. Rath
Fisherman Nonse--Gen. ]. j. Reynolds, u. s.
A.; the Hon. J. J. jenkins, Wisconsin;
bnrn: the Hon. 1. II. nerrington, ;s Geneva; VA
James FORSYTH, New York; Col J. CHAPMAN Du-
bnqne; the Hon. Z. greitung, Ncgauncc; II. H.
Stafford. Marquette; Il. Bush, jackson, Afch....
Grand Lacidc-F. II. Griggs, Davenport; the Hon
J; c. spoone1, Hudson, Wis; Z. c. Gentry,
Chippewa Falls: A. T. Perkins, New Orleans; ".
r. Kerr, Ohio: T. r. Hudd, Cleveland; c. 4.
Aikens, Philadelphia; r: c. Spooncr, Hudson,
With. WIZ; DR.. ;. G: D: Graft Omaha; G. s.
Mheeling:. T. A.. Gillespie and u 4.
Sutton, Pittsburg; ". L. Malcolm, Toledo -.
Pa.n.er noase-C. B. Newell, Springfield, Mass;
T. ". Guild, Boston: I. II. Weston. Lacrosse;
Edward NaEsten, Detroit: Gen. J. +. Murphy,
Montana; Gen. C. II. Jones. Kansas: Frank
JenSins. Baltimore; J. ". Myers. Toledo; J.: II.
Cleveland, St: Paul; n. J; Boyle, milwaukee,: Il.
Sanford: New York; i. Il. clay, i nuffaio: @ II. $.
Curtis, Ishpcnning; G. a. Billiard, New York; II.
j. Maynard, st. Louis; the Hon. J. y. F. Miller,
Washington: Gen. L. F. Grover, Oregon; the
Hon. G. II. Palmer, Massachusetts.
, 1877-01-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YORK, Jan. 27.-Ar1iTel, steamship
Abyssinia, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-Tne steamship State q
Nevada, from New YORK, has arrived ont.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 27.-Anivcd, stesEn'
ship Caspian, from Liverpool.
, 1877-01-28

Total expenditures. ....

Balance on hand. .-........$15, 426
The Receiver further states that the Com
pany still owes on claims on which the SO per
cent dividend has been declared the sum Of $780,
623.69. Since the payment Of this dividend
claims to the amount Of SIS, 456 hare been al
lowed, On which ST, ,97. 70 has been paid, leaving
IS, 189. - still duo to make up the 81 per cent
aud place them on level with the othef claims.
, 1877-01-28
TEE LAMAR.

REPORT OF THE RECEIVER.
George Chandler, Receiver of the Lamar In-
surancc Con,papT, filed a lengthy report ycster-
tcrday Of his doings since he filed his last re-
port Of May 20, 1875. 1t is in brief as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance ON hand May 20, 1875. =, 1888
Collections from divers creditors, :hicly
thfOnnh su1[. =, U1I
From Washington Libby in payment OF u
decree against Cushnan IL Hardin for
about S1I8, GOO, sold by order Of court. L., 900
, 1877-01-28

1t Is further added that the odds are 2,633, SAG
to that the ten thousandth young man will sit
up all through the night of Dec 81 SO as to be
ready to take laundering long drink as soon
as the clock has struck IL
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-03
LITTEIh' LIVING AGE.

The nunbcrsof The Ltrise Age for the
week ending March 2ith and 3lss con.
tain A Kamble Around the World, from
the Quarterly Review; The Poetry OF III.
Old Testament, British Quarterly; The
Russian Peasants Silver Roubles. shori
story translated for The Lirirg Age; The
House OF Lords, Fraser; Americanism
Leisure Hour Old Morse Mirror OF Men
aud Manners. Quarterly; The japanese
New Year. Spectator; A Chinese States
man, Pail Mall Gazette Titan. Fort
nightiy RerisW Belief IN Creator. Gen.
tlepian's Magazine; Bees and Bee-keep-
ing, Good Words an installment OF THE
Marquis OF Lossie," by George Mac1on-
aid, from advance sheets. and of VIM.
Blacks new serial, together with choice
poetry and miscellany.
The next weekly number, the hrs /
In April. begins new yolume-the 1880
OF this standard eclectic periodical
For fifty two numbers, Of sixty.four
large pages each Tor more than 500 pages
year, the subscription price (Ss) is low:
while for $40 10 the publishers otter to
send any one of the American 81 month
lies or weeklies with the Living Age for a
year, both postpaid. Little & Gay, Bos-
ton, are the publishers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-03
WATKINS AMENDMENT.
Two Hundred and Fifty Musi
clans or None"
ullinois STATE Journal. March ~ ,


While the House was considering the
militia bill last Thursday, Hon. f. IL.
atkins, OF the Mound City district. pro-
posed peculiar amendment, and made a
characterisuc speech, which excited the
riAipiiities OF his:iellow members aud al
most defeated the hopes OF the men who
are aspiring TO be Generals, Colonies and
lions.
Inc bill provides that each comnanv
shaii nave TWO musicians. Mr.. Watkins
proposed To insert after the word sstwo ),
"a iihe SO and SO, the word hundred and
hity." Addressing himself to the bonse
lie said he desired to explain ths
amendment He wished to see the mill.
TIA OF Illinois worthy OF the great state i,
might be called upon to defend from in.
yssion from without and rebellion iron,
within, but lac made the assertion fear.
lessly that the militia Organized under
the pending bill, IL IL should be enacted
INTO law, would not be creditable 10
'nis state unless his amendment were
ADOPTED. Think OF it, SIR" he ex,
GAINED think OF company Of militia
passing along the streets of Sprin . field
OF chicago. with eight or ten private,
anu fourteen officers, the nag
dreaming IN all its original lus,
m us,, uIe American eagle screaming
VIII, Win patriotic fervor. and only two
sefaoie little musicians leading il
phtsy,hx perehance on horn or iewsharr
| VIC 'uhe OF faHkee Doodle. Nv gorge
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-03

The steeple OF church in Virginia
City, Nevada, is provided with fountain
in the form Of cross. from which the
water plays at the highth of one hundred
and seventy feet from the ground. N.
fountain was worked tor the frs. tine On
the 18th OF March, and local pAre- says
''the air being calm, the num.rozs Sszi
pread out in the share OF tan The rzrs
o, the declining sun tell zp1E The j-.s A..
spray At just the proper aaShe - E<t:
up and bring out the Whole IL t.ss.-S-
full roseate glow. which s1ET0CEzi-3 tAss
top OF the cross like gAry--
The fountain ia intended fox r.ili-F a.
well as ornament; In case o. fre t.e1x-
lag out in the church it will he ased 70
do the work or assist in the work OF TIE
engines.
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OGLEenY'h sCCCLksOR N THE
1919 wAhhBNRAE ON NOR

There appe AIRED al theS tate capital.
last week, two distinguished politicians.
one Republican, the other Democrat:
the Republican, Hon. Elihu B. Wash.
burne; the Democrat, Hon. VIM. r.
Morrison. Both ofthe gentlemen had
been absent from the capital for several
years, and each returned for very nat.
riotic purpose.
Mr.. Washburne, minister to France.
had learned. from sad experience, that
even a great patriot and statesman when
out OF sight Of the Republican party is
not 10 memory dear--that he is a statesman
forgotten. In vain had his Barkisian
wniingnsss to accept anything been
puoisned Tar and wide by the cool
hesseo but ardent-souled philosopher.
ofthe Chicago Tribute !; In vain had his
trumpeters sounded his praises in city
aud hamlet. In valley and On hill. lie
MAS ont OF the sight and out Ct the mem.
DRY Of the managing men of his party
Tie had become an unavailable candidate
forsny respectable Office. The pre,i.
dehcy had vanished from his gaze the
Uubernatorisl chair OF Illinois had fol.
lowed the presidency, and the chair q,
Logan, In the senate OF the United States
hsd also faded from his vision. lie there
fore concluded to return to Illinois, anc