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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-27
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The Burlington Hswksye Is RESPONSE.
BILE for the following: THE other day
some OF the boys induced young man
from Flint Creek to take hold Of tho
handles of galvanic battery. As it
puckered him up he Soared, Jimmy
Csiminy, let upg Who ever heard Of a
thing that could make you taste green
persImmons with yonr hands before"
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A Boston dry-goods firm was cleverly
swindled out Of 5000 by a fashionably
dressed woman. who offered good
$1,000 for O 500 shawl. and when the
clerk sent TO the bank and found it gen.
uine, said she was insulted and left the
store. but finally came back, took the
shawl, and got the change on bad bill.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-27

Punch: Presbyterian minister (por-
tentiously): james, this is o very
dreadful thing! You have heard there
is one pound missing from the box?"
James (the Beadle, who is strongly aus.
pected): Deed, sir, 30 they we're tellin
me-" Minister (solemny): James. yon
and l alone had access to that box. ="
James: tits just as you say, sir; it must
lie between US twa! An the best way II
be, you to pay the tae half, and III pay
thither, an say ma MAR about lit"
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, 1877-02-03

4 red morocco pocketbook containing small
sum Of money was found yesterday On tho cor
ncr Vi Superior aud Clark streets, aaI Is await.
ing al owner at tho Chicago Avcnus Statlon.
Thomas u, Walton says that J. N. McGuire
went to bis tWalton's) liyery-stable, hlrcA =
team and buggy, went oil On h "time," and
failed to return tho property. He had Mcclure
arrcstcd before Justice Halncs, who continued
the case to tho 8th Inst.
Benjamin Doegste!n was before Commissioner
Hoyne yesterlaY charged with forging q money
order. Tllu complaining witnesses against hln,
were Special Agent Stewart aud 1taac aud Jacob
bI1. Tho lnonuy-o1irr was for $50. Tho case
was continued Until to-day In el.0U0 bail
Seneca Beale, q compesltor Of tho Courtsr,
swora to Jutttlae aaincs ttat Walter Conkey. q
collector ior the Courier, did, with u mallct In
his hnnd and blood III his eye, assault him and
batter hin. Walkers eaae WIS put oil 10 Feb. i.
Horace knowlton, Of No. 733 State street,
told Justics hieocl tAst ThomaG johnson DIS
posed Of sixty-afx drcssed hogs belonging to
complainant Tor nbuut $500. johnson was n.
rested, anl said TINT his lot hui fallen among
dusky females Of Cheyenne, who relieved him of
Ills money. lie went u tue Criminal Court
Mary Brennan, who, = decade ago, was &C
counted tho snartest woman crook !n the eouIi-
try, was run III Lust evening by 01ieer shxulcy
, 1877-02-03
THO lslsslnus In Seryta.

{hf -HiH Ht4<t<.
Dt.Studontskt. Kussln urMy alrgcon, has al.
dressed q letter from Kraguycyatz 10 tho Httio-
,asti Of 1t. Petersburg on tic gauscs OF tho un-
popularity Of tilo lsusslan volunteers IN Scrylu.
1}cforc tho war broku OUT llo says, the 5pryinns
knew tho Russians but little: they had great re-
spcct for tho Russian name, md looked upon
the russians as their protectors. When the
volunteers canle they wese received like broth.
cfa, ind every comfort WIS prepared for them.
hut tho Sogylans soon began to dislike their
new visitors, and With good scason. Thc Rus.
siau volunteers weEc "scldom sober;" they
never ceased to run lown The Scsyian army anil
It's leaders, aud to boast Of the superiority OF
Russia; tl,Dy publicly lnsultel respectable Ser
rian women IN tho streets. and tho peaceablo
cltfzcns Of Hclgrad9 werc constantly disturbed
at night by thclr drunken nrElcs. They did not
pay tlelr bills at tho hotels, and Il . landlord
asked for what Was tluG u hin tho volunteer
usually drew hta sword Or threatened to blow
Ills brpins uut. At tho coach otsccs aud railway
stations. II q conveyance WAS not really A. once
The drivers and guards were beaten by the Rus
sian volunteers.
After giving many other instances OF outrage
aud dlsoruer on tho part Of The Russian, v0lntt-
tccrs, DR.. Stutlcntskf concludes BY stating that
"the acryfans arc noEu embitterel aguinat the
II tBstans now than EVER, especially Is the ltue.
slaus ACCUSE theM OF ilGratitude.n
, 1877-02-03

GAtaa CurrstpoadkHcA kdA FtaAefsEo CAroafcft.
mind OF that fair State. Minnesota, yiz.: tilght
VI grasshoppess, OF rathcr locu1ts, only they
look far moro like tho former than the latter,
as We scc them ut home. They began t0 rtaa
column Of smoke. Htadually they lcploycl
lnto line aud started t5r "grcen hclds aid pas
turea ncw,n which, by the way, were the sickcst
spccilncus If agriculture inside Ut twcaty.iour
hours ever saw III my life. Whilc on the line
Of hIght an observation wss made by the liar-
bor-sastcE, who reported tho column - eight
mEses long aud oue mile Wide. No other Oh.
ecsvst!on u necessary, you please. They
daFkrnc1 tho hcaycns like q dense cloud, and Ia
the surrounding country it WIS immposslblc to
avoid crushing them under foot by the dozens
1t would tuRss you hcaIt-stck Ia hear u tue
, 1877-02-03
Di:,iTf1H.


F1Tz0ERhLn-on tho "a Inst. Of hcarle. 10.
yet, Erclcen. eldest daughter Of II. +. and Eliza
Fitzgerald. aged years :s months and days.
Funers! tn taks ilsce from the residence Of her
parents. No. 1.7 ktogcr.st., on Sunday, the iii
inst, at 10 o'clock o. M. by carriages To tal,ary
MOons-Feb. :. lame. Woods, nycd 10 years,
Funeral from his late residence, No. .?1 Wal.
nnt.st:, Suniay, Feb. !. BY cars 10 Calvary.
Friends nrp invffesl 10 attend.
IN Dotton tsiass. and Hartford tConn.) porers
plcaec copy.
RO0Eils-Lan. u, At tho residence Of hts aisler.
Mrs. George II. Page, Milwaukee. Nelson D. hog
crs, aged I'll yeart.
ltcnialn. taken to Palmyra. N. !.
,,,st WEi&ELtGfs Mi;li sta p r. iIensy, son OF
Fnncrn1 will take ii 10 o'clock, Sunday, from
No. :fSf West Waailinsto'i..t.
llENny-Ftiday morning. Feb. .. nt the resi-.
dcnec No. 1aiH rraisc'nv.: Of aub.aculc fntlam.
nation Of the brnn. nErd 2I ycars. I!osn. beloved
:he lata Col; +. &. s,atn. Of ". 1,onit.
lntcrmcnt.
~ II. Louis, Lexington ts1o.). and Frankfort
{hy.) papers ploasc copr.
, 1877-02-03

ANOTHER CANDIDATE roll THE PRESIDENCY.
The following telegram, Which explains itself.
was received yesterday by Mr. H. T. D!ngcss, tho
Agcrt aud ucnora! Manager of Forcpaugh's
Cirrus aud Menagcrle:
rnlLApEtr,t.A, Feb. Ill sent you short dis.
patch about our good luck tlln morning. 1t Hu
dunbt surprised you; but I ans now nb[u 10 giyo
y0u the full particulars Of tho stennEe cYcnt. Tho
performing elephant Bctscy, Of the ave which my
Sun Aian, hal In traRhv III our Winter quarters nj
Ucrmantown, Enale ns nll happy this morning by
gtslng birth last night to tho only htby elephant
ever born on American soil. TIa niothsf isa man,
moth beast, standing ofer rlescn feet IN height,
r. =. does a. my ever saw : Th. asIyeensi Z
ty, 1t ~ mule, snd began walking Just twfore
sleeping. aud wn weEc yrry much afsald 1t would
not 1tyu, although It secnaed heaIthy In cyory
spcct. This a1lrrnoon thasu IL no doubt th1t
We shall b. ab!e ~ keep u. sna put
1t on tho road this snRimc!. AZ
tho sf;ht Of this intrvdur the other elsphants
seemed very uneasy aud cFo's and hcloWed and
threw themselves wildly around; 70 II was nlput
ell re cuull Do 10 prevent them from dsm0l1thinS
everything within trach.
Ws lad conference Of medical men at our win
lei quarters this afternoon to this native Ancr-
lean element, and thsy were all very much de-
rGs little fellow takes quite naturally to the st.
nation, and will soon bcconle L great pet We
nhaI put him tn training practicable, and
next summer vii! be ablu 10 pfcaenl ~ the country
y real marxe! of wonder. To-day would nat lake
S40, 0VO for the baby" A. foAErAruu,
, 1877-02-03


A meeting of tito graduates of tho Michigan
State University, living In Chicago. was held
Yesterday afternoon In one Of the Palmer lfouso
parlors for tho purpose Of mailing the graduates
better acquainted, and Of laying the foundation
for apcr,na,,cnt organization In this city. About
thirty people were present, Including prominent
gentlemen drawn from tho professional md
bllstrtcss walks Iii lisc md 4 few ladirs.
Tho meeting was called to order by Mr. c. II.
Willett, vito nominated A!r. !. D. Rich. tho
oldest Eratluatu present, for temporary chatr-
n,a,l. Thia nomination was snado unanimous,
md the meeting was then further addressed by
Mr.. Wiltctt, who gayo Ills t!eas concerning tho
proposed organization. lic was lit duubt
whether tho society should embrace all former
studcnts, wlluthcr graduates OF not. III l,1s
opinion, moreover, something moro was &ieccs.
enry tllnn incrc pcritnl!cal coming together for
q s9ptal chat and hlg dinner, and he cycn
lllMtcd at having learned discussions on certain
abatruae aubictts:
Il rcccss was taken. during which there waa
much hanl-sflnkiug, and those present stepped
UP and signed their naillca to tho roll On again
coming tn order, tho following COMMITTEES on
Permanent Organization was appointed. With
Instructions torcport. Feb: 10 1t ! o'clock
Frecl,a,,, OF the Chicago University. J.. II. Ped
rick. g. Il. OfllelA. Or. Sanruel A. MclStliaMs,
". J. English, Miss n. F. Perry. The following
Committee WIS tlirIl chosen to make report
setting forth nero definitely the objects md
plans Ut the Association: Gen. q. l.. Mann, DR.
Andrews, James Gnggin, O. J.. picktnsnn, Ar.
thur Otis, Mas I)r. X. Abhtu Underwood, rrof
u. Z. llnycs,. with tho temporary chairman a.
cx-uillgia member. The meeting thcM adjourned
, 1877-02-03

=, !. ~.n.x.a,, .,,t ~. o,,,o. -, A., ,,.u
~ ~ !sp"..S'i t.i. III liz W rse.M. ~ ~ s'sJ J
n1ueih n1,,n "a s nn n my ,a.t,' s,so 'I
s"rann nv Mssnuc "tc M a.~ t nt,i,s s su,v 70
T,'a..s ~ ~ nos ~ .,,se .ari,., i tin
watcr stanas d. IN thc n,Ith.rs II % md ,on n,acss.
Il tnrra ass snc. Inn. sla'o oi WI" no '"ae"
10 increase s'eh"css'
The Secretary Of the Department Of Public
Works thtnks that onc IT the papers In coin-
sncAtlng upon tlio cststr ITO made by the Dcpart-
mcnt Of Public Works Tor sewerage. work for
1Bt1, and giving tho rrtsht for srailness of tho
estimate ta tho Council, lnndc ntlstakcfor tho
credit belonged 10 the Mayor, who prepared Tic
estimates and rcfused to enlhody II! lila request
Ss00, 200 which the Council tcfcrrctl tn the Dc
parttnent to be tnelud'A In tho estimate.
Con,ptrollcr Fnrwcll's order forbiddlnE TIC
making mt Of nnv nay.rr,lis. em1,n Of thc city
ctnnt"vcs have III fani}ca. nil II lie rItr IA q,
INV m sa1nrics In ihn ,,c1t ihrre months. ani
wfll not allow sr,r r,5,ls to be- made ont SO that
Tia cn,nnycs c,,, horrn,y on lin strength f ihc
tirne .iny, hy tho r,li.. ther vii hn ,n,,ri,
frouhlc n,nof,r thusc. cn,nInycs wl,o.c sainrjcs
nrc their ouly re.orrc,. An effort viii bc ,nntjc
10 tntfllya, ST. FnrwcU to TcscIntl ti,c Or1irr.
,,-~....,.. -.
,.1 ttosecuuhgA -t.y gAttofny bo}asn} "Hi.c ntnsG- I
laks souFt. Lost liis oyvrcoat. Il,e "Jngc % l!ai
laid thc gsftnent doSi, on table around w'.tc',
wcfo etHnan0 1ntGn MetcettscS. Mnc.i no nas!
clo1M ~ ms af8u,1eRs "isn .no eo4s' ne Esas.ea
ior RS enat ana u Was sonc. Z sohsaihcti
nantkefchsc!t SONG elty papcfs, ounue, ctc', aIn
~ GcMe worth Q! eht'MlnS- tonscco Wfappea IN
yellow papcs. IL mo tnet Will rcturn tAo coat
and papers ~ san naY<, tne c!lew!n9.tooaeco'
r,, r,amn.n Ims uaan!t - H. n,,iIs,n non.-
, 1877-02-03

nance passed. In pursuance thereof. Dr. Sec. Gs
il Il provided that tho frat process. for the
violation Of any ori'nancc e. sha,l ,h. be-, be
Of my Offender may bc Issued upon
affidavit, md my person arrested shall bo
tnken before the ropss snt9.ettlss to be
to for ths aegea osn.s peC.e1 n
rpou ,s,e ar1lcr Of rho Court. Or Magistrate bc:
fore whom tho conviction Is hal, bo committed
to tlis county jail Of the caiaboosc, eity prison,
provided hy tlie oty OF VILLAGE for tho ineatvcra-
lion OF offenders, until such penalty and cosk
p5.onmsnt shali % exceed six months for any onu
offcnsc."
4 autt brought for a breach Of an ordinance
criminal suit, and, being 80, the culpr't should
always ba present, aud IN ;.,s tasc 1',iHE, ~.
into custody an,l hold lin until the fine, penal
~, md rosts shall be fully paid It !. nowhere
contemplated that thu Justice should rcecivc
but II is tho JUSTICES business to sec that 'hc
Is held III custody until! tho fnc, penalty, aud
cost shall b. fully pall.''
ltis provided y ses r. o. inc ssycntSnlnan a,,
again.t any Justice Of the Peace appointed as
aforesaid, for extortlon or other nlalfca:ancc n
Se e.; saf a sSsf e n nofs s Rea y Ky
Circuit or Superior Court OF Cook County, the
Clcsk. Of ead Court shall issue q summons
tn tho name Of the people Of tho
State Of 1llinn!s against sucl. Justice OF THO
| Peace. rcturnablo according to law; antl Aueli
! Justice ot tho Pcaco may appear nnd answer
s,ich complaint under oatt, aid II found guilty
OF cxtortfon or other mafcnsancc IN office, ehal
1,o removed from his oilicc and such office shall
hc declared vacant By such court. Such coni:
plaft,t shall bc sig,lcd by the StatesAttorney Ut
Cook County; an,' It Is hereby made the dnty Of
the Slatc's-Attorucy io prosecute all actions
commenced under tllis nct."
, 1877-02-03
MIKES GUESTS,


Nearly oMc mouth ago tho gamblers whowcso
sporting with tho tiger In tho rooms user the
atorc-commonly known as Mike McDonaid's
gambling hell-wcro surprised to find ttIut they
wero lcs.cged by large posse OF police. who
with. tho at.1 Of "jtn.n,ses," rrowbars, aud
stctlgc-llam.ncrs, wcru fast making way TO tho
interior Ut tho ttgcr's lair. The Inmates OF tho
place, thrty-tlye in humber, were captured aud
taken to the Armory, wl,crc they gave halt and
Eut changes OF venue to Justice Po1lak's Courtt
f,s Thy were 81 aa Sos' tpe Gas MEe
hood, tile gamblers not appearing. Aithougi.
tho law calls gambling tluaal-crinlnal
of!cmsr, aud although tho law further says that
In all auvh cases thu defendant must positively
Wcrc, aDscut aAl Justice POllak "Iet It eIftlc.h
Mike patl thu Gusts, whlcl, the Just!cc pockets,
and the gamblers wcru nllowed to depart iu
ance. The Guy of Chicago is s'he,,elted by tho
t.ucs assessed for violation Of the laws md
ordinances. aud tho Juss!cs L. supposed To SEQ
that the fines arc collected at least that sou
but tho Justice. took tue word of Mike McDon-
nld, WHO pa!d the COSTS mud the ga'nG!cFs aEe
The following letter, which accompanied .as
c1ccut!ona therein mentioned. was written to
the man In wtoso hands tho executions aru
placed for collection:
John Tunison. Police Ceur! RdsliB-pEAR SIN:
laso.;d yS9s viii cnsd esssHttsns
csscs, which Mcrv tried jan !, 1877. Nf. II. Y.
;. hs expected sh.t they would be Esmitsea "
defendants names aupposs ara fictitious, and yon
| will have 10 do the bsst you can. i,,ars truly,
JosErn poLLAk. J. r,
Tie value of tho executions can be seen from
| tho report for tho week cttlug Jun. II, 1s77,
rlade 10 the Colaptruler by John 'fuuison, Ia
whose iiailas III Tho executions ll city eases in
firm
rsIu1t shows that the thtrty.liya ganbic.s wese
fined cast. IS aud Gusts, and that tiiu name.
| given evidently were fictitious, for not Que OF
the men W.. found. Thv names ~erv james
Mskso9 j. Ah!ugton, q L., J. q GrshaI9' 2 & {;, 7.
IIarrison, ]. sll,itl. G. Frederick. r. Manning,
J. Sutton, G. FrrrIs, q. y. B1ake, C. Allrn, q.
Eostes, y; Gillman; Il; Wilson,, J: Ghaycr, e.
Goodman, ]. II. Foster, J. s. Wilson, Charica
Wilson, !; II. Alien. ". H. Briggs. ]. r. Hook
Ct, ]. u. Stephenson.
| THE LAW.
Justices Of the Peace have, by Sec. 90 Of the
c1ty charter, Jurisdiction Ii III raScs n1tsipe
under the provisions VI the ut, OF BY any osdi
, 1877-02-03

The Treasuycr's reccIpts yesterday wcse
e., 793 from water sates, pnd 81 ,4A iro1n n,ls-
cellancouS sources.
Thc test Of the West Side pumpIng-works has
been antshed. It Gust tho city juss about
5000.
Tho Treasurer yesterday paid about $4,000
In the redemption uf and ~ Interest OH pastdue
certificates
The Finance Committee met IN the Comp
trollcr's oiiico yesterday and discussed various
minor references.
The judiciary Committee Is called to meet In
the Council Chamber at 9 o'clock this afternoon
u 10 over the new Building ordinance. corpo-
ration Counsel Anthony, Aid. Van 0slel, AID.
Ballard, and the Chairiueu of the three Con-
, 1877-02-03
CLEVELAND MEETINGS.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 2,-Tho Ohio Dairy
mcn's Association closed q tpn days. session
here last evening. There was d good attend
a,,cc aud great deal Of interest was manifest
cd III the discussion Of sundry topics pertaining
to their huslncss. It adjourned to mcet III thts
city tho Inst Wednesday In January, 1878.
At tho annual mccttng OF tho stockholders Of
tho Cleveland Club, held yesterday, tho fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, Will.
tam Edwards; Ytee-Eresiicnt, George burt :;
Treasurer, q. Z. Everett; Secretary, Fam Briggs.
e0n.Eltteo was appointed to arrange u pro-
gralnmc for tue july races.
, 1877-02-03
A MERRY LANDLADY.


From Fast to West, FROM North TO South,
wherever boar.iIne-ho,sscs exist, the landIad!cs
thereof have struggled ind fought to eiYu their
respective establishments moro nnd more the
inspect OF "Homc.n But It has dcyolvei upon
m lntliana-strcct 1andlady to eclipse oil eoni-
pct,tors, anu erect beside her lleartlstone n
serics uf diversions and excitemcnts that plant
her institution ut the head OF tho genus,
She bcgan long way OIL, and With wonder-
ful degree Of secrecy, conducted her opera
tions, upa!dcd and uncouuselcd, save by her
zeal Tor the entertainment Of her boarlcrs. Tho
tclghbo7lnE pawnbrokers wondered ut the va
rtcty OF her wares, but ale cautioned them thnt
It was nnly 4 blt Of ple1saHtry. md day alter
tIc1ct, and marched OH with tho tickets and q
nlote,l1n Of cash to sit down and dream, Ut tho
day Of rcyclation.' When downtown clerk
Inquired blnslllngly for his Sunday pants, sho
s 's es! s I sass soEht;fF i; snt ana "sfs s
n,ny iw scheduled :. q. and D." ale wr.thcd with
suppressed mcrriment. Lockcts, bouts, ehalns,
skirts, wrappers, ono attrf another departed.
ghosts, wandering around In search Of tho
wl.ercwithal to cover tho flesh. And tho good
whrn shc should tijtcloso tho Joke. At
length onc Of tho laalcs openly el,argc1
certain bfurcatiuMs, bounded and described
BY certain. rnt!!css, 'atings, and tueks. Then
camc the latdlaay to the front, admitting. with
1ea!s Of n.errfnlcnt, that Elu had pawncd them.
With an intensity Ut amusement that forbade
expression, tho 6oartlcrs Actnnnlcd, Whcrc}
wien eucl, ,,as invested with Mlorc or less tick
cts, anil sent fortf, in quest Of their property.
The downtown clerk presented To Lazarus n
ticket calling for rube de multi l,whcn It was
produced, tic thought ls l,ad hot been 80 abort
IN the hack, nor quito much split up between
tho sleeves. 4 young Indy who lost tri!lsct
nskcl molcstlY for thu article represented by
No. 1,7Ul, 13S, hut failed to identity pa'r OF
locskin pantaloons aa belonging to her.
The lai.dlaly wns almost dstrncted with lnfrth
when tho boarders ealnc ltoM,c,, and shuckled
TIL licr teeth ratified IN a!o cxplainel tlMt she
lad given cut the tickets medical professors
| DO diplomas. hit Or miss, an!i straiRhtcn out
| afterwards. SO tho boardcrs sailed fortt. again
md took what they coulsl Ect, and postponed
tho exchange until sunlay; A,d tho ianaaay ,,,
tat Just us soon rs tic new set Of l,oardcrs arc
fairly Installed sc is going to do It over aEatn.