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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05

STABBING AFFRAY. - Yesterdays Reno
Journal has the following statement of stab
bling afray at that place Last Sunday even
ing two Frenchmen, named Lajambe and
Beurbonnais, whe were drinking, got into a
quarrel in Aliens saloon, on Center street.
They separated and Bourbonnais went to
Gree & Roberts saloon, where Lajambe fol-
lowed him, abusing him. Bourbonnais hit
him, when the other drew his pocket knife
and stabbed the hitter three times in the left
side. The wounded man was put under Dr.
Hogan's charge, and the stabber, when sober
enough to know what he had done, was very
penitent, and left money to pay all bills.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05

PNEUMONIA Silver State abiding to
the prevailing unhealthfulness of Tuscarora
says: We are informed by persons just down
from Tuscarora that eight deaths from pneu-
monia occurred at that place last week This
disease, SO prevalent and fatal in new mining
camps at this season of the year, is generally
caused by exposure. At White Pine, where
it prevailed to great extent at one time, it
was attributed to the ':pogonip," peculiar
frosty mist which affected the lungs and
brought on the fatal pneumonia,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05
SPECIAL TICKETS TO THE PIONEERS
FAIR.

The Pioneers have made special arrange
ments withthe V. & T. R. R. Company where
by those desiring to attend the fair will be en-
abled to purchase half-fare tickets. These
tickets will be so conditioned that those who
desire to do so can lie over during the entire
time of the Fair and get brought back home
as good as new. This is way up
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05

Nor ZINC. Of the supposed discovery of
zinc mine, the Esmeralda Herald of Sat
urday says: While Prof. Stewart was max
ing his canvass of the State in rs, he visited
Aurora, and among the many, examined ore
from mine near town, which he pronounced
to be zinc. A short time ago Warren R.
Loose, to satisfy himself as to the value of
the ore, sent some to Henry G. Hanks, the
great chemist and mineralogist of California,
who writes him "the sample you sent me
is a variety of serpentine. and does not con-
tain a trace of zinc, -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05
ITEMS.

Many box, marked John G. Fox, chocl
full of toys for girls and boy, also boxes thai
look like they held many book.
Jake Tobriner is sinner and among his
sins, is the lie which he let fly about the
Kitzmeyer twins.
Mr.. A. j. Tyrrell, of Virginia let the light
of his face illuminate Carson street yesterday.
Don't forget or pretend to forget the mat
tinee this afternoon.
The Methodist social last evening at Mrs.
Jones' was very pleasant reunion of friends
and neighbors
In Judge Witherell's Court yesterday an
Indian, Joe by name, was sentenced to a term
in jail fer being unjustifably drunk.
Ophir showed tendency of softness yes
terday. 1t is supposed that the change of
hands produced the depressing effect.
The Grand Jury are cogitating over some
matters of Importance. We shall probably
know what they have done and how they re-
gard certain matters as soon as the early part
of next week
Yesterday was the coolest day of the sea-
son-very, chilling, indeed, not only in the
sunlight but in the shade.
Parson Kelly's days are spent in the exam
nation of the public schools of Storey County.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05
JACK THE GIANT-KILLER AND
TOODLES.

Tonight the performance of Jack the Giant
Killer will be repeated, and in addition there
to the laughable farce of Goodies" will be
played The Commodore will make great
Toodles
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05

1t is lawful to catch shad in the Sacra-
mento now-the period of prohibition being
ended. That is to say, you may catch EN- if
you can.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-05

Our old friend General Buckner is still
tearing out the bowels of the earth, searching
for the treasures there hidden. The Silver
State says that he is prospecting the Monte
yuma mine and expects to cut the lead at a
depth of 100 feet from the surface in a few
weeks. He has ercted whim on the shaft
and all the hosting is done by horse power.
Should as large body of ore as was found at
the surface be struck at the present depth, it
will make Oreana lively, and the owner of
the mine rich enough to be a candidate for
United States Senator from Nevada.
INDIAN TROUBLES The Idaho Statesman
says that at Fort Hall Indian Agency, Agent
Danielson arrested the Indian who shot two
white men at that place last summer, and
turned him over to the Sheriff, who took him
to Malad. Shortly after, an Indian friend of
the prisoners went to the traders store,
where the Indian was delivered to the Sheriff,
and shot dead Alexander Rhoden, a man well
known in the country. The Agent has tele-
graphed for troops from Fort Hall to come
and arrest the Indian and prevent further
trouble.
, 1877-06-28
nR. ttN0ERMANN.

San FnANctseu, dune e77.-Dr. Lindcrmnnn,
Director Of Minte, who arrived last e.cafng, de-
cined to definitely state thu object Of his visit but
Information fsusn SOURCES believed to be fully
authentic statcs that l.o Is clothed with exssaor
dtnarJ powers. having left Washington A.
head Of Commission 10 inyeltigate the
various Federal o1lccs In this city. commencing
with tic Mint. Ills lnsttaet1ons arc full and In.
tcGIcl 10 10 exhaustive. TAey provide Tor the &C..
lection oI two gentlemen by hin fronl number Of
we'll known Responsible citkcns to net With him In
tho Cuulmlsslun. The C0i1u1lEsun II empowered
to administer the oath 10 Mines.Gs and send for
pcEsuns md papers. und tic investigations, 1t Is
represented, arc to ba bo conducted openly.
, 1877-06-28

A444ISNo49t
Sptciat Dhpatch to 1hs Tribune.
LEXINGTON, ILL.,, Juno a7.-Tho 1larl rain Of
yesterday aud last night. accompanied ty strong
wfnl, knocked down tho rye and long curn, --souu
U! tho latter being bfokcn Oft ctose to tho ground.
Small corn on low land will also e injured son,s.
Sp<rtal DitpatcA 10 71s Tribune. -
FnAsToHr, Franklin TO-, June :.7.-Whcat crop
good. Average ten basheta per acre. WcatllUr
good now. 1lAa bcsn very wet. Quality Of grpin
yury good.
sptctas nispateA to 7as 7>1baas.
skolA, Cumberland Co.. Juno 81. -Whcat har.
vest commenced Monday. Weather hpc. Good
grain. Probable y1o!d from lftcen to twcnry.nsu
busAuls pes aero.
5p<cia. DtspaseA to TA< Tribune.
uESEsro, 1!enry Co., JuRs .7.-Thc rep!ansel
corn came w Will. II now being cultivated. Wet
lands foul aad crop backward. Plenty Of tttno yct
to make Sss's. sssR Sps;es as; s'ss'3 y 3s !:'' a
xso1s. vi rroMi.n$: wheat .tiiI ioo&. VIII :; mi i
''A'' 'e4ss ,e'", Ia JS1,s1 jati1a 10 IA. Ta.u.,
wci ~ ars euittvalas 6roaad iSi sad sHH hard d
Sesa t. ys sat: s"e q s'Sy f. s,gss g"ss'
LACoN. june "a. Tho present outlook for corn
a,os ais"ek s rosaon Ssss ss
Grtaiss. stora! u s!aat.y nIahs ,dil not .al,aSe
sEop.: sumo buildings destroyed an4 wtnd.ml'a
. Sstetu. o.pa'eA 70 II. 7'ssun..
thu stato ha. had IT, fl share d o. .tosn. @ aad raa
Still u !. FcaaskaLo fact that the sasta Ia. ~
qu.fe4 and absorbed Il " fast full, anu to-day.
ssrn itoM all tho low lands bordering OH the ~.
u !. .: 4; ys, Thu .Hps t:s!* aro that. L WIN.
esf :s III. III !. ,as !.
iue' Of g. Sa,5s 'ss tsss Z ';Ss ys. y3sllsy 3sy:
f1f 4 jktkRn n tfaftA Tia
, 1877-06-28

Sr. toriA, No. Jnno a7.-The report Of tho
Grind ,tnry, made ycsterday afternoon, refcrs 10
the repeal Ut the socnI.Eyii law which was In
farce here previous 10 couple Of yeass n2o. and
fays thu crimes inciunt 10 tho soctal-evil has
greatly Increased stnca tho repeal Of tho law 1t
enys that under oxIAttnx laws tho pottce anthorI-
lies arc almost poweslcsa 10 snppscss the crimes
which inevitably flow ffum tho brnthcIa Of tho city,
and tho jnry declare that the tcet ntcreAts Ut ao-
etety demand the rc.cnactmeut Of Tho social-Esil
law, with viuw to check this vice Al tnucn os
poaatble. 1t II nndsrAtood The Jury fonnd tndtct-
Hcnts against q large number ut persona who rent
not bean Issued yrt Tho nanlos Of ihe indicted
parties !ayc not been mails public. It u also nn-
returned against pcrsona eharEcd with fraudulent
voting and manipulating ballots In tbs ''schen,c
and Charter" election,
, 1877-06-28

IOHI ttF NsIllCAHAg.
The following wcso the arrivals and eIearanccs
tlarng the twenty .fonr tnurs ending at IL o'clock
laet ngtt:
.Anrfssts-sfns Cornna. Fl. Joe. sunirirs Chtraro.
Aan'tnwr; s,lntf!ts AIpcna. ttnaktsnn. fun.iH"s; !;
.rpl' ~ f:rpt MAhhtr+. snn3ftrt; !o1tn EaTpl-:i.
I!rFtH?s 5nlRlrt al' r. hcntop I1sboT +uH!tirA:
tEr!xF4 !l+nt"n !!s'Ir,r sHntErcs J. M lthf'!. Hnn'
rick. sinfcs Hv'Fsc. >'Hth Harm. tun!r!"sf tts'
wSEEsa!s tssaen.! .!,rg. anndt!rt: lAints F!sk ~.
i!;,sfi !1,e,. .sadf|e: GTsaa
'.ia1 'Msa' rsH'et s: ms' M'ssity i,n
t:rrrn 1;aY tsn,lcr: tftrlrr. Menomiree. on,s'crs
IylaE Mls 1rasesAe bar. wo9s!; staTlucs. Msaisec.
nniT!: F1frt* wins. ahnrrrr. !afoad tics: t0ntF't-
Hin4kr1nn. iasr: City a traEd t.aplds Gr1nt 1IaT-
eI. lnlM.c.sG q u. Nu*kr. On. !u'nhrr: Amo'kcag.
ear iniao 'c! M!,.heii sau., sas' eoa,s 'ii r',ni
1:o,Ts,. Msnt.sec aiHEet i;elir Krnwn santx nay.
toless Stssnnrt. lsrran! cna!; r. H. UAr.neF. Ghr.
bn{Ean iI,nser: Metropolis. FIX l!srlda. pin Irons h.
wade. White lhkr. utn,%rs 1rtnlah dsWrGH, c0at,
e y. Jnhn.uns fisrcn Bay. fun,fer tscfpr1cty. Me.
tn'nlnct Ccslar lIsts: s'hx While lax. LuIfuEtln,
1urloers GranRcs rack.rda Pier: ba.k.
nons 1ps ann a9net!s Efg aEa ~ ct
n1 e 81 .a9 .an' 'fhf Ess .!nf r
sshr MONTPELIER, tuNso. Nt bu coras prop lor.art.
liufaio. bu corn. 4Itk1 n iast and istB4 ihs
pofk' prop E1osAho. Buffalo 23fbH lu whcat. 1t.tt
hu corn. 40 trr!a hDurt aud tundrth; kchf 0wasco,
UuffA!0, u, u01 bu eurn.
, 1877-06-28

rather weak. ncnuty- Collector lian.n,an tcttiaca
mt nuke any threatening tnnn.tfa.ton.. Dc.
lcetisn Gtinlcsnn teatIcd 10 tho SANG r,stc Of
facts. and aIAn TINT twu ntnrd With rthta LETT
tho evident Intention Ut intsrccpting or 1anktn3
The revenue oiIccrs. Eifla ttcan was d!schhrvcd,
there being no evidence a9aiisst lin. Tho othrr
ST. DnD hall. will hu committed, Tin District
Attnrncy snih Tint the eythencc xunl!ttrl wns mt
a. strong No that whie, would a'o a,ltnccd on The
tt,a. lfa con'iecrcd It necessary nnly to nlldnce
sufficient evidence TO warrant the CohnisAinncf III
holding them. Ii thought they will furnish bal!
anl be iIssharEcd. =
, 1877-06-28

W E.Jsl9fA y - IN SAAl4s
nrTyAio. n. T., Jrnc 27.~-Eesscis pn'etrg Tho
Wel1and Canal the last twenty -four hours:
Wtstward-lsatks Au7usta anl James It. Benson,
EoilIns Hay to Hay city; Henry Fnlqet Clayton to
Muni'Gns; t:tig Henry Kon.y. K,n.hton tn 10.
lcin; Hercules. Brockv,lta 10 Point nurwei; tchrs
john Mngcc. 0swcqo 10 Chicago: Queen Of tho
1.alce. Toronto to Hack 1tiyes: Tom smms. LIN.
coin. and Dali. ovdcnsburs 10 Cleveland: N. ].
Wilcox, Ciay tnn to A'pena; Nettie Woodward. To-
sonto 10 llutralo.
Eastwasd-rrap* Cleveland. Chicago to Osdens.
burg. :cntih and Acadtn, Toledo 10 Montrca1; batks
Huron. Point pclcc tn lhntuld; London. 1say lily
r i.tns.ton: sar.on: ole.!e 70 o.wSyo; ,Mst,
Gneago 70 t!edcnabar9: schts cascade, Flora
Garteth, and Cossack. H1hck River to 1F,cksl1e; !;
Trade Wind, Black lttver to Toronto: Hattie, Fam
dusky to Torpnto: Clllna, lay CIly to Kingston:
lhuntlesA and 5taFy. IT. Catharines to Port col.
bp!rs,
C!easansss-P.op Y. 4; Ke!chum, coal to CHI:
tons;. schnyIkill. do. 1000 tona; George q.
lioaylton DO, gg0 tons; Lueerne. do. J. A0j IONS.
q U0e; ltett Woodward. Do. owen sound. 2i0
tons Tn p. l. No additional charters .epsr,ed.
, 1877-06-28


Nsw YonE, juno 27.-About 10 o'clock TucsJay
night tho atorehouso and bakcsAop ut Sing Sing
1r!son wers discovered on aFe. Summons fur
aid was sent to tho Fata Department Ut thu yillagc
which failed to ro,pnnl promptly. Dur
lug tho confusion OF the fro Charles j. VIII.
iamsou. tho notorious fesgcr. who It il alleged
srt tho hn!dng on hrc. cseapetl. TAn damage will
amount to nearly 81. 900. Charles J.. Williams
Won. altns ThomaH E. Farnlau,, alias Charles Stay
ems, wss emo of tho no4t sktlful md daring Of tho
notorious Robert Gleason gang of foFgcEs, who
euccesstully flooded tho market With faulttcssly-
counterfeit bond. Of tAe Now York Centrai Dul-
L. Oregon, Union lact1c. and utilcr
railroads, to the,. value of between s9oo, 900
ksE. placed the hon.a forged BY Roberts ana Glca.
son upon Tho n,arket. and, being snan uf good
manners aud tntinaa1ng addies.; succeeded In
railing luans on large number OF tho l1fGcl ~.
cuIltes. Altar the 1lscoycry Of Iho forgerles
Wl1Iamfon escaped, but. after .wnndcrin. nll
through the country, wns recognized ~ ts hrother
Tomhs. lie Was tried and convicted on two In.
detments. and 10 Octobcs last vas xentencud to
fftceen years at sfnv Sing. ltoberta aud ulcssun
arc In Ludlow street Jail ewsItnx action tu cI,ll
procecdiny., and several othct members Of tbs
Yang Arp In 6talo Prison.
, 1877-06-28
NAVIGATION NOTES,

cu1cAao.-The nen Drake ,ad tha, patent whee,
put on .. Ey'tets dry dock .e'seFday. and vii! uso
i for tho fsst tIne to.day on her regular trip to
Essa.:sn' :rls 's'5 . lei"ee, Is 1ss'as .. nsx
,""a ~, uu' ~ ,:,.,. n""d ps,.', s..s
lahncnea tae n."e zoo" l'elns-tae sesseI Nc
used last tcason-- ycstcEdaY from Fa1!cy's boat.
ya1d, IND will tow her to 1,actno Or xou,c
othct @ ,ost on Lake siich.san, ami se,i hcr. ~ -.
Tho stmr Sherman took ~. Moody's church
snnda y'achoul fehafars ana fFicad* nat On Tho
riel, M s,mr Mu,kcvou take. thu Elytth r.e.bytetan
esuseS neop!o 10 Isahmo" a, om .ne ,. sy' ~ aoF m
eafsan". '"a an % opportunity % to Visit S. Jos ~
tra yius bars At ii q. III, next Tue,day, md rcturn
as s% % : On ~ tho i + rsa's sf say M a':.s's At
a. H. on e .s.3a ,er Water ~ ~ Hea
coleman Of !s ,eht r.. ot'ss: ~: ": stsapd ths 10 aofks
b,osen. rhe Porter received ehar,st ye.:s;aay.
..Tho s''''.ms"t q ve.'e property ha. been
main. an ss, als,ut ralslnu ths nuu Cameron.
s9ta Ss3t mSsn s ais k.essse x! u us H.
IT, s sa me r. ss as Ds
~ IN hS II thc stnr Ih!io iarsons. Of war famc.
r. ;st j. hs Ss esra at T iS ". /. Isaysa r ;.l
frnn, iu.nl"rnen on thv MemoInincs rrnoFt that
sv.s iii, ri ,s,s"v ,,nnt RI" hshins tug An
n,o waiass Isft fof MieSssn cits yesSray, aftsr
,nrc;vimts minne rcnsrs -. ThS III. i,nuin nnia
cs.nn III ~ 1y .,ack III nyan.nr' n;d tho p,scs
It'll In the u"f,,inS. .The pron SeSea.En ttoE tu
.,e,;I .n.9 ~ uoIE sr sehr i,"ai Va.
iSnE t, T. IrMch f"rr. H. H.. hn,.,snnr ri M",h,x
shnn sinn r. ths snu,h tanct' thnt ,,s .rs"n
"rt tr' 'ti,ntcr hcaIs 10 whir rr Iimes wrfu nndn
Vat '"e a,, s!tap". . H. i'm WITH u,s"rh - ~ s
III il ost.s,x ~ In ,tni ~ IL yeascs lsinv
H. L Ts .e2r pot,cr lal uu ie tbst ccs.poo,s
~ ~ ~, ~ T. Wrss"ri,v m1nns hrT cn,t NJ ,xife
,sim wv VI - '''''"' w. - ""''s
antss5 sn ~. Snod to .t9S.as esua
't. tas as r." .sn.r s ~ ~. ranrs. .fshf. nj
Iss '"1t TX NV n nce.ct. ~ fntx
i1n Mn,v Trinpo w,i1 i in II siarins Tity unsi
!up Irs tss saas' T.s "shl Se,.nn 1,as hscn sss -.
sS.x s.xas fn spt tessh i,iad S s., 'e cias yes @
xx @ o new Son ~. sr hsx sxe,s Use 'a M ,.n rxss,
,rs ~ NJ INK lana. ~ llsthawuy VIA
!Mag sno ehs"s'. pn. II. - rh"..,x ~" VI.
XII S"sc,s a. iI,ra1 s"s'.ys IL Va. . yr,ss u
onse" ~ oaaa'9, ,e.,m1I SUn .osm.r ~ ,n.r{rw ~, ~
w. .;.s., Mma T., cnwn",'nd H.. .tmss f'1v
~ n"Tsin r,u,ti" MATE N"hrasta' Acm..
U DaMt!o. E'nIs' ts"sn' III. ami i. H..
rhti,,,,,, rs'n n'"e'S: in,.ri, Ia. hsen sc,retcs
, 1877-06-28
HTIAnP.


6FfC13E ZE1p4%CH 10 2Ha 77EoHHE.
srniNar1ELu, ill.,, June 27.-Thohas j. Sharp.
former editor Of the 1lncofn ill.,, D<mocraffc
Sfat<sman, aud who has been In jat here for some
tsmo on charge Of connterfcitnR, to-day appeared
in tho United States DEstttct Court md ptesIrd
guilty TO four charges Of passing and attending 10
pass counterfeit money. Tho casca wcre continued
until next term, and he WAN released lrnm custody
on giving his pcfsonal tccoKnizaHcc In the sim Ut
81, 0GU. This Ii taken to mean that t5n will Le
lightly let off, lie has laid down and thereby been
II much service 10 the District Attorney III other
tAacs. sharpfs tho tnnn whom Mutlin and Hughes.
tie Lincoln touab. toEbcrs. wrote to 10 ret ttt
nlibt for them, .bht tnstcud h< Cayn them up and
surrendered tho letter,
, 1877-06-28
IEiEGnApHlC NnIEs

CoLuNnua. O., june 27.-liansom r. Rankin
has Instituted legal proceedings against Ne.sss.
Oscbansl 4 Dtolblck, proprietor af tho Sunday
.4oratny !,eHs of taia city. clalm!uy $40, COD
damages for alleged libel,
new 0akE4x1, june e7.-A dispatch to tho
uoarl Of l1calt, states that there hlvu been 1ai
Gcaths Id the past two weeks frum yellow iorcf al
tho military hospital. lou miles frun Havana.
This h tho nnly plaec lit tho tropics whcro the
fever las lnntc lis appearance. 49,.
NAhnyt1I.E, Tenn, June .7.-TAe arst barrel
nS new flour eol1 IN Change to-day for sld.oO.
1t va. Afterwards shipped to st. Louis.
, 1877-06-28

8ptctai Cerstspondtae4 ef TAs Tribune
DEs Molxks, Ia., juno .1.-A fow dayA sEo, :
daughter, 10 years OF age, of 4. II, Duckworth,
Ontario Township. bloscy Cuunty, was picking
Strawberries In acld not fat from her home. when
She Was suddenly selzcl BY two ttamps. who
thseateue4 u kit her II sao made amy eutcFy. ~
threats thsy aEIsnccd her, aud W force outraged
her and led. Tho g'rl, In her struggle with tho
aend!sh bsutea, was severely t:G' Cd. and Ler
clotae4 nearly Torn from he 10 soon - sbs
could sho went home and to- hcs story. ltee
father was at uoons. and xas notiaea by telegraph:
special tra!n bearing loo men wa quickly sen. ~
e the sEot and tas plass surrounded, 1u1 aud
day. but without success. Tie girl gave very dc.
tailed description OF thc two stllains, and says she
we'll knows the!s faces II sho ever aces them. Il
they ALo caught. tho only mercy shown then will
ba while waiting to DIX rapa to q tfse.
a tramp nen. Marsngo, Iowa County, . few day4
since learned ffona itte boy ncar AZ Lolated farm
mother aud s.ter. is seized the boy, gagged him.
M! wept 10 tbs hoIse, but fortunately he va!
'Uitca lM hfs purpose by m unexpected sfrlsal Of
telxh1VEs, and 10 6sd.
, 1877-06-28
Tho Testimony Which Il Adduccd
to Prove. tic l'rison-
crs' Guilt. -:
4 Notorious Forger Sets Fire to Sing
Sing Prison and Escapes.
The Fire Extingutsllc.l After q Loss OF
St2,000...The FugltlTe's
History.
4 Crazy Father Near Breslan, L. l., Mu1.
ders Little Daughter.
Exactly lhs Same Crime at ShelbJsllle. 1nd.,
with Suicide 4dded.
LONG POINT.

loNH 4OlSIs
-" yetdt Ehspofch 10 Tia Tribune
0n1Eyrr, ill.,, June 81. TO -dny was most e1.
citing in The Long Point trial, and hundrcds Of pco.
pic from ali sections oi the county were in attend.
Ancc. Latry l1aznn, Special Agent Of tho Adams
Exprces Company. and @. W. Carico, Deputy
Sheriff Of ftgo County. arrived this morning from
t:hieagn. having In charge Ed iienncssy. probably
tho most important witness for tho prosecution.
Lewis 4. Olaslcr is alao m Important wilncfs.
lIo testined that in 1915 he was employed III tho
American saw-Works. Indian1po1is 11o fceoR-
nlzod the steel Armor worn by tho r,urdcfcrs,
uud auys TINT when he 1rst aaw them, they
were in sheets, md that hc helped cut them Into
shape. Two persons brought them to the shop
and retnnihct1 some h5tcen or twuntv minutes, anu
explained that they wanted tho nsmer to project
thom from spltntcrs flying frnm patent heading-
Machine The wttness was nskcl II those was
any pne In tho Courtroom who rcscn1blcd either
person who brought thr arnsor to lhd ship. 1[e
looked ar.unl for TN instant. when lid cyeh fell
upon uud Sllcwmascs, who. II Tho time OF
tho murder, was ba3gaRcman on tho
road. lie Immediately identified lin a. being
one Of the mon who had the stcc1 p1ntcs cut oul.
Ed lIenncssy waa called and tie hat that WAS
found near tic rccna of tho murder was hand.
escr NV It TIC Sefote. s lie lid 10, ai sa It oossd
very mnch like hat ha 'snd bought in Memphis.
Tenn;' nnl afterwards leia A. Ghatsy st; ,Ga'ts. r.
knife IN ApdeI,on II Janc, ls!s TINT va lks ,he
soa I @ II. 4 as @
to m 1aS u sT 5H's Mas
also lad tsik viii Jennie U.sood. Tic iadianap:
with the murder .sho .nale about. liz same prop.
ustlons a. ii. tatr. She sad shc had friend otl
es ta . n sa pae. xo @ woud s xPa anss
tnkc the Job
, 1877-06-28

Orangemen 10 Ito Attacked On 1l.e tai,
Trox. nk 1fDbtrtAt.

OFanKenen 70 TO ATTACKED On ll!e t2t1l
Trox. nk 1fDbtrtAt.
!spsefat Dtspa.cA 10 77t TfibHsae.
MoxrEEAt. juno ~ Serious disturbances aro
apprchcntcd on the 18th Of JulY. Tho Orange
nrn claim the right to march IN rroccf.ion here
well as In Ontario. mad Accra determined TO cxsf.
else that right. The Irish Catholic tnIon was re-
ccnt1y established hero, n sat. for the express
purpoEe Of preventing the uraugeMcn fron, wn!k-
ing tn procession. Tho Union nunbcrs between
2, zoo and ., 600 members, and hold secret n,cel-
inTs. Nothing IL known ~ to the business trans.
acted, hut fnmor says they tasc nrnlett them-
sclvcf, and arc drilling preparatory 10
turning ont on tho 12sh to uppose sny
Grunge denomination. Tho Herald to-tlay
publishes warning 10 the authuriticst informing
them tl'at large number Of sall arms lsvo lrcn
imported hero fur sccfct society, anA that these
ihuss not be allowed 10 b. usea In breaking tho
pcBcp+ .
, 1877-06-28


1nvIsnrnx. Knsauth Co.. juno o7.--Ths grass.
hnrpcss hare halelrc ont in largo numbers in nor.
t!on+ Df this county. but have toac hnt lItIc
damage ret. They nrc wo,ktn. vigorously IN rn,ne
Eetl*. which arc now well trimmed up. Some Of
tho farmers ara fighting them. but II il uphill
wosx. After millions haso been Destroyed in =
field there millions lett, and In n1 rtagc*,
from Tho hopper in embryo to tho winged inject,
II II impossible yet to tell what iamago may be
dune. VIII teleetsph yen again AZ % toon.
KEorA, Ecokuk Co.. lnnc 17.-Fnr the past ten
days We hays had hearr ra!n* 4, that Y has ' rt
!nipC ssibtc to get In tho fields muc,. lfah very
heavy raln-s -s!0rr M0ntay. with wind. train lnd
Esnss l,lown down. srnshc1ds getting very wccdy.
Soma Ae1hs ckn never be redeemed.
GptrtIf W&pdfch 10 5hs JffSunt.
WlLttnA. Lyon Co.. June -tlraashoppcrA arc
very thick hrfc and arc doing cnns!crnolc damage.
Have eaten at least hsncsent1s nf the crops thnk
wete nown on breaking. and lasc. .sawn grain. corn,
;hoppet4 are shout i.if: :sroxn. Cannot .ay yst.
special IHtnafth d me Tabune.
nnisrof. Worth Co.. June 27.-Sot enough
Erasatoppcrt hero 10 dsmaRo our crops. They arc
~ Spsetai MtpoicA 10 n: Tsssnne.
NARsHALtruwx. Marshall Co.. Jung 27.-t'orn
70 wet TINT vefy little cu!tivnltg has boon done.
Spring wheat and hata lo&k we'll.
Reectat Mspafeh 10 The Tribune.
barley pron,Eso we'll. Lsrre acreage anwn. FARM
srs gaining confidence. but tttle fcar from grass
WEST Taor, lows Co.. Juno a1-wn ars cn'ti-
yelling corn. but arc kept baek by vet weather.
Corn - CLEAN. considering the amount Of rain We
have Ind. Other crops looking well.
, 1877-06-28
ACOlORED COLONY. .
Special pitpa!eh to 7as Tribune.

Hptt1HE Utpa1Eh 70 TAG 237etHEs
tEAszSwoHtu, juue as.--Tav largest co!orcd
colony ln America Ia now focatnH in tho great Sol.
omon Valley, In 0rahsm county. this Stale. Mr.
Smith, the President Of the colony. Is cotortd
man, and has lived Tor tho last three years 10 the
Kuldmon Valley. 4 post.oflicu aadcf the
namc Ut ssieoarmus has been beautifully loeated
Tn tli1 north eM!c Ui tho Suuth FORK Of the solo.
lnon NlycF,. near the line Ut Dsuhau and Hooks
counssc'. Gy Tho Gfst of SEPTEMBER the 'nanagess
Gxpect to alnyc lDuxcs erteteu representing every
branch u mercantile business, together with other
public buil4.uve,