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, 1877-05-26

New oHL1ANs. La, Asy 25.-Tho election III
this city to-day for or agninstA tax OF hYe mills
on tho dollar for tho benefit of or 10 insure tho
completion Of tho New Orleans pselac Railroad to
Marshall. Tex., returns from stl bot four wards
give q. $50 against tho tax. Indications hre that
the tag IL defeated BY 5000. Morgans railroad
stctn1eta. thc led River steAm boatmen. tho Prop.
opposed to tho tax. Tho lessees Of Tho Peniten.
tiafy here hare contract fof grading tho road.
The eolofcd vote ts hosvJ against tho ta1 report
was carried, The negroes would be sent 10 tho Pen.
itcntfary on ttumpsd.up ehsrxos sud put Ia work
On tbs road With tho cousicts now thsfq.
, 1877-05-26
FIRES.



The olat1n from pox 286 At 2:35 yesterday morn.
Ing was caused BY fso breaking ont In . cooper
shop At No. 1877 North Union street, occupied by
William Ford. Damage. 81, 600; insured for $500.
Tho lames communicated to a barn In the rear Of
No. 15b, destroying H. with loss Of $500 to the
owner, p. H. Allan. and. also did $500 damage to
frame cottage, Mo: LEO. owned bt Asa'P. Williami
aud occupied By Mrs. Dewey. No insurance.
, 1877-05-26
SENTENCED.

HARTFORD. .Coun., May 25.-1n tho United
statcs Court To-day, Judgo shInn,sn pronounced
scntcnee on jarncs l.. Chapman. Cashier, and John
c; Tracy. President Of tho Far,nefs' and Mechan.
}cst,Nadoual hank. who had pleaded guilty, fo.
spcctIveJ, to decoivo Inc Comptroller Of tho Cur.
rsnGy. an; 70 re1jnry aud emtcxzlcn,ent. BY which
t!e bank 1ott e5tn3. 900: Tracy was sentenced TO
months It hard labor, and Chapman to the Con.
neetlcut State Prison It hard labor for nrc ycarp
and nominal nno OF 81. Both will be tAktn to
Wtthetsdeld Prison to day.
, 1877-05-26

This matter viii b decided by President Dillon
They have determined to bnild 100 mile. thia snm.
me' work 10 fou,mrncn In L7no. Secc1 rails havt
been tor this 100 miles and the ties have
been contracted for.
, 1877-05-26

x...ep epsetol hseascA to 7as ft1s4a4
m a. -. D. o.. Nay 6.-The oD1eial sur.
sssa.d ~ eaaea stAtes steamer Yantie, just ro-
heu. ,h..4ess os4ess Aonroa from tho Asiat,a sta.
~ sa.fs ,s sas VIA compelled TO 1ssye her b.t.
te..,'.a ~ fesult In hss Condemnation for IN.
'aeas' Ths ship Il Absolutely rotten. yes
, 1877-05-26

WILL NO LONGER PROBATE.
Tho Now York trunk lines have notiaed tho
Union and Central Pacific Railroads that after thu
1atof July next they wilt eeus 10 pso.rate With
them on tho facfdc business. Al present the trunk
lines get 90 per cent &holE share Of tho Pscldo
through business, and 0! the remainder the Pacific
roads ret VI per cent and the Iowa pool lines is
per cent. Altar the lat Of July tho trunk ltues
York on sha Pacific tuainess. which viii make tho
through rates much higher than They arc now. 1t
this s!ep. but It seems that thoy bare become dis.
EMstcd With the fact Of the Paclnc roads pockstug
all tho Psotts from that busnesa. and theY mean
This action, however. may have the effect Of fore.
ing sosue OF the Paciao shfouxh husness on ito
trunk laes bare been doing thus far.
, 1877-05-26
HANGED.

NAsur1tts, Tcun,. MAY 25.-Jacob Wilson,
colorcd, Was hung It 10 o'clock to-day 1t Dover,
Stewart County. Tor the murder Of Wiley II. Ciisa.
near that place. last August he confessed The
crime and Implicated BAll Moekbee, who WA
tyuehed there thseo weeks $40.
, 1877-05-26

WARRINGTON. D. c., May a5.-A wonlan named
Mary Frnncns Beach waa burned to death In = cell
Of tho atatton.houso last night In trying to light
her plpn Ahe set her clothes on fire.
, 1877-05-26

Fonr WAINK, Ind, May 25.-Asshus Anuascr
wAs yesterday trtod In tho Common Pleaa Court 1t
Van Wo.t, O., for murder, and found not guilty.
AnnAseF IL the man who caused = sensation few
weeks ago By confeasluG that ho killed one Ander-
for scucax hls wife, full particulars OF which
were telegraphel Jou at tho tins.
, 1877-05-26
No Provision Yet Made for tho
Lato Senator Logan.
Breaches Being Made in the Solid South
by the Presidents Policy.
frreconci(ab1es Meet at the Ma
tional Capital and
Resolve
That tho President Il Wrong In Not Reoog-
mixing Their Fitness for.
Office.
TIE OFFICES. "
4 CLEAN 6WBBP.

6pte1os D'sno1en 70 ~ 7nonA
WAsn'soaoS. os - -, he! 1o-hne zo.,- fses'aen',
"a real, Ill The foreign Minister'S This policy wa
...d nv aeerntary 1sye #. tndav IN Ninf.trr ot.r
-" e.iicd In s,k thc resson ~ ~, toI,ov., ~.
Erarts asfnfea MN tnAs II Waa not on account OF
tho least dissatisfaction Of any want Of confidence
hnt Imply because It had bccn decided by tho
r,tdnnt \ mi f.nbfnnt IL ,emnva Ill for.ton W,nt.
fre''.sa' ~, 49,. .s,ss -. .'o..kn a..ils'
len, aua thA' ."eto "ou'a 10 no exception made.
Tho theory IT, shss these HIGHER diplomatic officers
~ cabinet Mnstora that the ciriI.trry,r. ,n,os A.
" ,"nr,v to thsn,. .na th.t 49,. T.. ~" ..ss ~
fo 'pph x. ~ e,., "3 'n"> ''''' III INC 'e'' nA'
OUGHT TO CnANon
With ths Administration. Tbs Russfau mission
Boxer that his successor haa been
communicated With. Doket earricn back
rIta him only personal assurances Of good will
srsIt the arst1al Of his sncccssor. Ms. Atkinson,
ope of tho Secretaries Of tho Legation Ut st,
psttnbufg. has .,so re.,oned.
xo,x H ,nd'oa"a, =" a"nn",. =. ~ .,no y,
nts Int sSs' ss .stns "a s 1sss' s' s s 81
.aon III. seeretsrr of stato anl prc,1snt ,.stna
tstnow ~hy such statement had been authorised,
nhe hadn't Intended to resign. l1c learned that
the dispatch stating that hc had rcsguod was
,r,hon,ed FINN TN stntc ncnn,tm,nt trh, 49,.
~. ~ ths f.o -" Sn3es.1. ~ r.
rns.e i.,rncd thst nntwithst,nd1r~ tosis trs ~.
Do.s ..s ~ ali fns t1r..i. ~ WnnE ~" tucs
;shs rcmpyrh. f}r wns sn mnrh rnrsyvrI 49, .rhar
- MSeeisrrd WA cnnenicnnna III .trrstmnut III, ~
tsft tho tmprceeIon tint hc shou Fcfusn n resien
.nd couiI Compel the Gnycrnmnnt Ia rnmore hi,,,f
'As nrr. Ynn.W AA
rt,. h4sn .,,ori,in.d thst n,r rn,., ,x..n
h.r.' raYe the .nthnrttir, tn nnac,ttsni th1t =.
,hS - @ srn,t IL H. ttt - .nat ho
SESAME, rI,sf htrsmsr +. aiH nj Ss.tr. ~ at ss
ioso tnforced noiltIc.I rntfrarv. whirh Seu1d ha
ss.n.. ths inronis Mes ~ .nr .nmia
H. IN net"ni,rv ,cn.ein sscsnifnr w'un .,.nr, a.
pcsIt,on Ia know, however, ssY Tilt Lis dreiIoa.
nrsahiiJt1 thnt ths TresHert I'm tnntn. In1srJ ~
Loan d nosition which he ,s,ti ncrent Wha,
,hat uoeI,!on viii be II, present cannot Ia ststrG
, 1877-05-26

TnoT, n. r.. May o5.-Whaeker Meehan. a
nnion member. implicated in The recent lator A.
tanftF, was to-day convicted Ia she conft Of Oyer
and TetmtnsF. and sentenced 10 ten years' lmprIs.
onmtnt.
, 1877-05-26

Special Mspa&ch to 1Ae 1ftbuns
La 6ALLE. ILL.,, May 16.-Philltp Docss. "a years
Of agt, residing at Mount ralat!ac, Putnam
County, in driving home from Peru yesterday. fell
from his wagon and bEnkc hia neck. lie was q
German, and had NO Fctattyes In this county.
, 1877-05-26

8pft1a7 D<po9e& 70 M 7T6NNA
EAsr sA01kAw, Mich, May 26.-Chasics Towns
eud. \ lumber jobbes, who put Into tho dead
stream & 400, 600 feet Of 3ogs and received hs pay
fnr tho samc, left tawn tho other day, 6eveaty.
three Of bis men wARt 10 SEQ him, - he owrs them
sums ranging from TO to $500, ,-lA al 81, zoo.
, 1877-05-26

EhxtHA. N. r.. Mhy o5.-Chaf1ca Wright, eon
o. the landlord Of the sfenben frotei 1t Bath. N.
T.. VA murdered yesterday morning BY IN hostlet
named White. The latter gays himself 10, claim.
lng that he did the act In peIf.defeuse.
, 1877-05-26

BUSINESS NOTICES.

pr. Van bJke'sfnlphur Soap makes the skin
an, .nnl'urn, dandrud, roushnc.s aud sed,,ers of
ne sKln; nentsaslzes The odnF Of persptratlon Il
pceoifary adanted tn the narsery tntlet and bssh-
eounttJ or at tho seashosr. Try It, Prizes, a5
eenta: boz OF three cakes, 90 cents. Sold by iii
druggists, - ~
, 1877-05-26

LouTsvILtx, Ky., May 25.-A dispatch 10 the
Associated Prcss Agent says: Tho steamer Flor-
encc Leo, Tennessee River mall packet, burst
her rteAm.p .pipc "Wednesday, badly scaldng four
deck hnnds. Rhc was towed ~ lar a. Tho paducah
Railroad bridge,
, 1877-05-26

THE KANSAS WASIIOuT8.
KANSAS CsTx, No., Aay rs. .-Iss!!sosd tfarel On
some Of the railroads u still interrupted. No
train has reached this city tia ths Atchlsou. To.
peks santa 70 Railroad for sssssal d4ys, and II
wil b. somo tiuao Jet before Tho track IL In good
osast: Tle xafhoat w. US n'ost Destructive aho
dollars to tcp@iE tho damages A Kansas Paeidc
train was delayed to-dAy " washouk near Salmon
Cny.
, 1877-05-26

0xAnA. Neb., My 25. 5.-C1arper d Dean. who
sued tho Union Pacific Railroad Co. tor viola.
tion OF contract In The amount Of 9s3 900, to-day
got Judgment In the sum Of $22, 681.
, 1877-05-26

0AAKp hArsps, Mich, Msy 5.--AndEew Rscn,
Of thIs city. whila ft work In jackson, Mich, was
kicked BY man theso In the abdomen last Friday,
Ae dled this afternoon, probably - result OF his
Injuries. Tbs Sheriff OF jackson CountY hsa been
noti1ed.
, 1877-05-26

ANOTHER CALADOOSIc MURDER.
speefaI DspdteA to 1A< 7yssnne
RAsr sAo'xAw. Mfct., Mar 25.-A man named
George Holt was arrested In Saginaw Clty and taken
10 St. Louls, In dratlot County yesterday, charged
With larceny. IIe was lodged In smal1 frame cal
prisoner, who rss handcuncd, pes!shed tn Tho
hames.
, 1877-05-26

ACCIDENTAL HOMICIDE.
Lou1sv1t.tE, KY. May 25.-Tcl Turner. Jockey
for Clay Il Co.. was shot and killed at the race
coursc to-day BY Perry Clark. Tho shooting Was
accidental. -.
, 1877-05-26

Keep sells tho beat and eheapcat ehtrta tf
the world: a1so collars. elegant etYtca bes
quality. 81. 50 per doz., nix for 7c. l73 Madison
street.
, 1877-05-26
TKAhIPR



sFa,ao1IELu, H., May IA largo number OF
tramps Who had foEctbly boardol Chicago i Alton
freight train near Chicago wera atsesteq hero On
tho tszln this morning By tho City Marshal and
Deputies on teac2taphlo fsQuest Of tho onieers OF
the road -
, 1877-05-26

EEw YoHK. Nay 25.-Ah unsuccessful attempk
was nAda tonight 70 throw ths Jersey Central
train from tho track II somsr!lle, N. ]. A
heavy iron bar waa discovered fastened 10 tho
track and removed inst before tho p&saAxa OF Tho
train from New York. ',
, 1877-05-26
TIE FAST TRAIN UNPLEASANT-
NEH8.

There wcro no ncW developments yesterday IN
tho faat train tmbroglo. and the situation romans
abont tho same ~ It was tho day tofort. 1t IL
understood That negotiations ars now pending bo~
tweon tho managers Of the Lake Shore and Fort
SEn' sFssa; Mth 1sr H. Of ~ su'n9 .hs
which this can be accomplished IL
by the Withdrawal OF It's tast train
by tho PlttsburK l. Fort WArno. II tho managers
of tho litter road remain ~ deteEmlaed 10 regard
70 ,his attss - sheJ ptofesa to be, III: not likely
thst thor VII conssnt to th's ptoposiiton. They
dsH the!r fast hrain unless tho tast train Of tho
Wab6sh ltoad II also Withdrawn. Nothing will bo
edtns* tho dtntealtv II possible. a. none Of than
desire. '4tlso.d ~ % waf and REDUCTION Of rates q
any whicl, has taken place thus far though It may
, 1877-05-26

STABBED AND KILLED,
NEr DRLEAx4, May 25.-co1. ". O. Carter. who
wsa stabbed By Jimmie White, gambler. died to.
day.
, 1877-05-26
BELLEv1LI.E d FL DORADO,

6betsU Ul5bd1E1 70 TN 7F18BW.
sfnsNariKLn. ILL.,. May 25.-1n tho Auditors
once to-day the bonds Of falIne County, t5o oo0
in amount, are being registered. Ths honda are
lssood in aid Of tho 13eievi1,s h Fl Dorado Nail.
Eokd 1ndef tho railroad aid net Of 1862
, 1877-05-26
TIE LATEST LOUISIANA MURDER,
EEwOnLHAxs, May aa.-Tho following waa re-
rrIscd tn.dsw.

CLINTON. La. May 2k.-7nF: T. EEeAota 0otvrnor-
teiexram Of ha date IN regard 10 the nrder Of
Lava !. ual recettcd Laws wiz killed Saturday, Nay
nes e.nd Of 1nea Our cosonet has maae fiji II:
II heevet family ftnt growing cut Of divorce eujt
now pending between LAVE and hi4 wlic, c2uscd hi4
O. McvkA, JudRt 1T tho Fifth p3tF3et
u. j. NkbaE, PAstsh Attorney.
, 1877-05-26

destroying ehc1lieal nuids dad place on The
tol!eta Of sena.hls people. Tha fragrant aud pre-
&etS&hso Sozodont has sppe rxcded them all.
, 1877-05-26

NEAR GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Specta1 DtspateA to 51s Tribune.
GnAxp RAF1ps. Mlch., May 25. edncsday af-
tcrnoou, Capt. George Wetherwax's farmhouse,
ion miles southwest OF this city caug,t 1rc from
detective chimney and wka destroyed. Loss, $a 900
10 81, coo; insurance, 81, 600.
, 1877-05-26

Tho un2lghtly swcllinga which dtsdgute the legs
Of ho7es aud render them unsslA hla. can be re-
notsd Without thu least trouble by : lev spPusA.
, 1877-05-26

JefferN' French CntArrh Curn ls the heal
remedy known for Catarrh. Asthma, and Iia,
Fever. Trial free. Osaee and Depot 20 sAtt
, 1877-05-26

RxApTyo, Pa, Nay :6.-The loss By tho burn.
Ing Of tho Scott works last night IL 800, coo. In.
surance, soc, 900.
, 1877-05-26

where tt forma = junction with The paducat Road,
Will be resumed IN tho Int Of Jnne ne3t. Portions
OF the road through th!a county arc already &raded
, 1877-05-26

Bolsnd's Aromatic Hitter Wine Of Iron Ia y
remedy fcr nst.oa. debility blood.
, 1877-05-26

BptcldI WtpdEcA4 70 3Hs 7F16aHf.
MsxSrArotis, Mtnn., May 25.-char1ca Null.
gnn, brakeman on The Chicago, Milwaukee + St.
paut Railway. was run over By tho this after.
noon, at tho CompanyFs yards, killing him In.
stantly.
, 1877-05-26

EA%t NA&V VII E1EV{H~AA4EaSQf II 4NXtAE&pQtBs
Umptrc-Mathcws.
Whistler on aeeo1nt of q rort Of .uperattIon or
ii. striking order =. foI'oxs fot morrow, ssae
Petsrs, oienn, spsidina. Smith. piadlrJ. 'Ini snd
Waitt. Il VIII be tccn from tho last nAmc, that
IN MINNESOTA.
6peetd. ntpdsch 10 Tae T1bnne
Bal c'a5 q janssvlIo ,p!syed four zane. I'll,
t.n innings, Matus1s !, Minn:apo. ,ias stesk:: k:
tngs @ :; second game. Autua!s ., St. Paul Ked
cn. sas tsef ns hst1g fGaesn third
atas Sekea dse.on 81 ,ie am
sl.red against them. gto 9. Arsaneemansa arc
6c!nE made 70 drop the gamo to-day, ih9 Rcd Caps
.a y a1s e na5s 5 sbe 'bs %ss ,S; d.,
hills and Tho Mutuais two; tho Hcts made tmo e..
MILWAUKEE,,
Special Disposch to The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. May a5.-Fol.oning IL = summary
Of iss,g shs game played here tS'osy:.
si!~.sfe:s ih!sat;e:. ...........o : ! sSSo se-a
1.a,s hin-F.i;tsnks, i; ai,waukces. o.
h':1tHs,,PSpEs pEssS.as: Il Rsess: L.
During tho game tho dressing. room was broken
Int 'sa nd B. Ssnps 9sf: :ies :nd ,'t ssss s
tho thcveA
ERIE, IA.
Eals, Pa, May a5.-taae.ba1l 1tre oaks, I:
Eries, 13.
COLUMBUS, o.
CoLuxnus, o., May .o.-Base.batl: Nastfords,
IL; buckeyes, =.
EVANSVILLE.
EvAxsv1ttx,. Ind. MaY 25.-A gamo Of baso-
ball wAs played hers To-day:
faaIngs- ga s @ 789
Louisvtlle. .."..s 9 2 9 g ! oil
Evansville. ....,.,..O 2 0 3 0 4-lO
Ml4CkLLANKuUs.
Tn.xLIxo. ". Va, May 25.-Thc Standards Of
this city defeated tho Memphis Ileda By score of
10 to to-day.
jnnaHgs- l g . 1 8 = SO
standasas.. .......o Q 9 . o-l0
1tels.... -. .......1 o o O. o . o OF
Errors-1tandArls. 3; Reds, ..
Uaso llit4-StandAfds, IS: Htds. o.
The game waa remarkable for heaty batting.
Athletics Of Philadelphia, =.
, 1877-05-26

CLOTTFTNH.
NOl,ICE!:

Our stock Of Mems,
Boys, and Children's
Ready Made Clothing
for Spring and Summer
wear is full and COM
plete, well selected, well
made, good styles, and
at bottom prices. We
make all the Clothing
we sell, and guarantee
each and every article
in every respect; if not
satisfactory money re-
funded. Call and inspect
for yourself: Goods
shown willingly, and
sent on approval either
in or out Of the city. We
can show the largest
and best-selected stock
Of Boys and Children's
Clothing ever shown in
the West.
JAS. WILDE, JR.,
& CO.,
POPULAR CL0THIERS,
Cor. State 6 Madison.sts.
CHICAGO,
, 1877-05-26
THE CHESTER CALAMITY.


CHESTER. Pa. Mar 25.-Thn Coroner's inquest
in tho Saratoga launch case adjourned tonight
without rendering verdict. Tho Mayor has called
4 mceting Of citizens for Tomorrow evening 70 aid
tho families Of tho victims Of tho disaster.
, 1877-05-26

Town Tafk-"The Pioneer" ping Tobacco.
Each Plug has wood tag. It 1t Is now the favor
lie. Everybody likes II.
, 1877-05-26
GUILTY or GRANDDAUGHTER
SpkefaE MspdscA to IN Iff&uaA

Sp<e4A DF!pdEtA 70 1h4 31&NHA.
6rRsNaFsxLp. ILL.,, Hay 1i,-fn tho Maeouptn
murder case. In which Ken Noben IL defendant,
and which has been on tfiaI In tho sangamon cir.
cult Court for tho past three days. the Jury night
brought in verdict Of granddaughter, and SEN
tion for new trial waa catered BY ths defense.
, 1877-05-26

DECATUR s. STATE LINE,
apsctd3 Dt&patcA 70 ia 1fttxaA
JOLIET, ILL.,, MAJ 15. ~-Wosk on the Decatur b
Etata Lfns Railroad, which u 10 run from Bremen.
Cook County. 10 suaHa: L. Aypgstoa County.
, 1877-05-26

DEs MotSEs. H., May 25.-Judgo Dillon yester.
day morning delivered lengthy opinion In Tho
case Of Ilrooks ct al. n. Tho Burlington l. south
westcrn I.a!'road Company. This was = Bill to
forecloso the ffst mortgage on tho road. The
question In the case involved controversy be-
tween the bondhoidctA and certain 1nechantc'a lien
claimants: Tho fosi was begnn,. and work to tho
amount Vt $50. 900 was done before The mortgage
r., Was made, ont Tho eontfatts ont Of which thcse
atter tho mortgage was n1ade and bonds Issued.
judgo niaon hold that tho liens hare priority to
the mortgage. -
The Flint Divi'!cn Of tho road was completed
when Tho present lien claimants made thar con.
tracts. which wero for IN extension, Of second
division. The Court hold that, lnasmnch ~, By
tho articles Of incorporation. both divisions wcso
completed. and they At. opetated =. oue road and
one entire road, and lien was glren accordingly.
:, fcvcraf other questions aroae 10 to whether lho
lien claims had been htcd in ttnlo; whether col.
lateral security had been taken; slso u 70 Tho
cided advctrc to- tho bondholdera.
Tito amount involved Il about $3.50. 900. Tho
opinion. which MAS delivered orally, AMI reported
phonogtaphca!1y Is regarded by tho cntiro tlaF as
avery able one In all aspects, and exhaustive OF
tho subject.
, 1877-05-26
RHEUMATISM is q DISEASE OF THE BLOOD.

The HOOD Ia tta dtscaAe u found to contain m
teas of bftn vegttiue sets by converting tho blood
from IT, t'seased condition TO healthy circulation
SeRettuc regulates The bovtts which vary important
IN this tompfa!nt Ons bottle Of vegettne will give re.
left but, 10 effect permanent curr II muat b. Gakea
regularly. snd may take seycrA botea especially ia
casea OF long Standing. ycEetne Il sold by a drug.
gsts TT H. snd Jour verdict Will b. the same - that
OF thousAnds befors Jou, who ~, ~ found 10
much fclfef ~ from tho uae OF vegtttne." which Il
composed e1c1uslyeiJ Of hAska, roots, and herbs.
"FE0ET1SE." kays \ boston phypictsn. ..hss no
eu1sl ~ blood ruFider. Hearing OF ita msny vooder
foI curet after all other remedies had failed visited
tho laboratory and convinced myse,f Of fta eenuina
merit II II prepared from bafks souts and hers.
each Of which highly effective, and they aru CON.
pounded In such manner u to produce astonishing
rcsulta"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

The explosion of Pinney's bomb
shell in the Radical camp has irrepara-
1Biy damaged the party machinery in
California; The mischief which it has
wrought in that State to party interests
10 oply eqnsEled BY Hayas DISCRETION of
the men to whem aud the principles to
which heisardebted'fot thePresidency.
sPinney chsrges that Sargent sand Cor
ham, one Senator and the other Sec
-retary of che Sepate,I and both aspiring
TO seats in the next, Senate! have been
guilty of scrookeaness amounting to
scfiminahty.g He also alleges that funds
belonging to the United States Govern
mept were expended in purchasing
votes flor Congressman Page, and that
LA Grange Superintendent ofthe San
Francisco mint. is not the kind of q
person 10 be entrusted with that posi-.
-tion under an Administration pledged
10 civil service reform. He 60 o
further and higher and accuses
Robson. CIR pt's Secretary of the
Navy, of being in4with the ring, who,
under the mask of the bloody shirt,
were plnndefing the Government on
every t,ifn. Sargent Gorhatn, Page.
La Grange. and other implicated poli-
ticiahs of California threaten the San
Francisco Chronicle with libel suits for
publishing what pnrports to be Pinney's
statement of the case; but nobody be-
heves that they are serious They are
implicated in an ugly scrape, and of
course must do or say something. Ibis
row among the Radicals at the opening
of the campaign in California must
necessarily injure their prospects.
Sargeuta Gorhsm. Page and La Grange
cannot explain away the charges
against them until there rs thorough
investigation Of the whole business by
q coart or committee of competent
Jurisdiction. and until that is had the
Superintendent of the San Francisco
mint should be suspended, and the
others ought to take back seat.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11
ENGLAND PREPARlNG FOR WAR.

Reports from London Indicate that
England. notwithstanding the Qneen's
proclamation of strict neutrality, is
preparing for war. There is unusual
sctivityin the docks. getting vessels
ready for sea. Troops and horses are
being inspected, and everything in the
military lire tefng arranged for em-
barking at . moments notice. The
war feeling is gaining ground through
soat the Kipgdon. though it Is some
what restrained by the fact that
England would have no ally but
Turkey. So ~ ~
In the event of England taking o
hand in the, war, it would leave the
British possessions on this Coast and
the British vessels on the Pacific at the
mercy Of the Russian Squadron now
stationed at San Francisco. This Aeet
would immediately put to sea and prey
upon English merchantmen ~iong the
coast from Puget Sound to Cape Horn
and blockade. if not capture Victoria.
a. there ss not at this time more than
two or three British war vessels on the
Pacific Coast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

The Rev. %. NJ. Lsnders recent'y
preached in Cheyenne, a sermon of
practical advice TO the people of .
region where pistol shooting 10 COM
mon. His text was. {" Suddenly do
they shoot ct him." from Psalms, Xiv. !;
and he exhorted bis hearers. in view OF
four men having been killed in that
city within,two, wsskss 10 give up car.
rying pistols. q = ~ = -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

A NEGRO in Buklin, Mo-, was You
dou, according to the superstitious
belief o. bis neigbbors. An entire
family died in one week. and he was
accused of killing them by witchcraft.
A mob took him out of his cabin at
night, hanged him, and buried his body
twenty feet deep under huge stones.
This was done to prevent his getting
out and harming his murderers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-11

In THE Ruglish consicts prison
prisoses is-osly- allowed 70 have one
letter written for him by the school
master to his Iffepds, q regulation
which is found to have o wonderfully
slimulativsr ylEsct qin making ihsas
lsarn to writs.
rE4TYAaAun E0IT0AlsITA|
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-02

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DAR.
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STATIONS,
'Flax s.anons. tTslsSr.pA stsuoas.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
y. Al sioux City With Illinois CsA. .-al. Aloa1
roads. q 8
passenger train going east cosnsets % DAVIS
junction with branch trAins arriving ss rQee.
andylie at 1918 p ~. and Ihea connecting M
ho~nrd,s stages for virgiaia. xden, tsiSvteW,
8cioit, Canton, Harr,shurg, flanAreas, Linweol.
Rock hApids. Sioux Falls aad sll poiAts % ~
Big sioux River, and irom lsssing Portlan1vi4o
at ! ID pem., connects ~ pavis junction vIsh
train going west. a
S. Al kix Point With stages for P5res, Nsb.
AID Rtehia d. d. I. ,s
4. a, vermillion WITH stages for Lodi, k,vs !.
side, Turner. Bloomingdsle anl FinIay.
:. A. Acckling With stages for Dt.J A1es.
9. Al tGayville With stages for ~ Helena.
u. At IAnktons with stages for all pointe "
southern and western Dakota, and North Msesaa-
"A; and during the season Of navtgatioa. WitA
lissouri River Transportation Conpaniss iine
q steamers Tor Randall, Brulc, Piefrs, Bsily,
Rics, Bismarck, Stevenson, DertholA. Dajbs1,
Arrol and Bchton; connecting at Hesre Wts1
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This 10 the only Direct Route - ~
Black Hills.
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