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Grant Paving si- Way .. sse saeee..

IL Is said that Grant is preparing
talk for HE American workingnan
over the shoulders Of the Manchester,
Birmingham and sheffield operative
Having obtained all the prestige and
notice that can be made available from
the Aristocracy. he proposes to lay the
grouad bait for the campaign OF 1890
~ swee,ening a litde on the poor labor
era OF Earope. Its a pity he cannot
point to a word said or thing done by
him for that class OF people in his own
country during the eight years he was
president. dis whole lime was then
occupied in fixing things FOR Jay Gould,
Jay Cooke and other big operators en-
gagged IN plnndering and expressing the
worsingmen of America
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How Mas, =. u.,a u,u. x.r,.,,.

View York Sun Interview Mr.. Mast
had just returned from Newport, where
be sad been on q visit to Mr.. Joseph
W. Harper. lie was asked regarding
the condition of his hand. aud whether
II was tue that it was psraiizcd by the
use of chalk.
My hand said he there's moth,
ing very serious the matter with my
hand. 1t isn't any worse nov than /.
has been number 81 times ia the last
few years think that story must
have arisen from the fact that while
was az Long Branch lately ] took the
opportunity to have it treated electri-
cally. It's an ailnenE that is liable to
happen TO any body who uses his hand
= great dead Those who write much
have it,
Then. why is it, Mr., Mast was
asked, that You do not do any more
work Tor ilnrper's Weekly
Mr.. Mast looked pleasantly into his
visitors face, and asked in turn Why he
should not be allowed to take vaea.
tion as we'll rs other people.
But, Mr. Mast, il was urged. you
have been an almost eonstsnt worker
for years. Why do you noy take so
long vacationY
10 this question no verbal answer
was given. Mr. Mast arose, went out OF
the room. and soon returned with a
copy OF Harper Weekly of Nav 5, 1877
lie laid il before his visitor, and pointed
with bis foreiinger to the cartoon on the
ilrst page, which bore his own signature,
IL was the aforementioned one in
which he represents himself as foroibly
held down in chair by Uncle sam
His pencil is held firmly in his grasp.
out his portfolio of paper is falling on
the floor Beneath II Is the inscription:
Nay, patience, or we break the siness,'
quoted from Shakespeare Uncle Sam is
represented ms saying: "our artist must
keep cool, and sill down and see how At
works. over the door of the room are
the words: Blue Room in the White
House. On the wall h inscribed
" Public Notice - Watch and pray
Stand back and give the presidents
policy chance. General Disposition !"
What is it that is holding down Mr..
Nastf The cartoon in which Uncle
Sam Ia represented as doing so is the
last one he drew for Harpers Weekly
relating to federal politics. That he
should subsequently quit doing any
Kind OF work on the paper and suddenly
take long vacation because ne is held
down BY Uncle Sam. ~ not conceivable
II is evident that Mr.. Mast intended to
invest the cartoon with new meaning,
and that the person who is holding
down the beliigerent figure in the chair
Is somebody else than the typical
Yankee.
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hlnsl, CITY rimes sherman has is
.i'l an 1rier which the cie,ks in the
,'.Asir' roustrIo a. meaning thai all
'-' ,uicous among them are not only
" .iottiv 10 20 home aud vote at tbe
.l'nios "i,cL.on, bat that they are ca
l,''4d N 90 80 aud must. or lose their
'.'' >thurt. on the contrary, has
wv ng" iu repudiate Shernans policy
a'''ariug positively that the clerks
y We iit'riur department. are not ex>
~ 70 rp hons To vote; that leaves
= .9'r4ce must be applied for in the
usual siy sni that Gay viii not 20 on
p. clerks are aNav. With this sort
Cushing in the cabinet u is evident
a. 'se president will meet with seri-
@ opposition from his party an con,
- and that hi. crude and ,imld at.
\, '"P's a'ciy'i service reform are doomed
'e4 90 a r1nspicuous failure.
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Mexican Cattle rbi~v~s Desreu0eSs
FROM ahe Greek GWa Hermes.


He is the earliest and most enterpris.
ing cattle raider on record. Only few
hours after his birth he escaped from
his cradle, went TO Pieria, and carried
Oft the oxen of Apollo. He concealed
his trail by wearing sandals, but when
pressed by pursuit, slaughtered the ami
mails, burned the a.,sh and rolled on
with the hides, precisely as our Mexi.
can friends of this late day do. But
the parallel does not stop here. When
Apollo went to The mother OF Hermes
a ii demanded his oxen the old lady
serenely pointed to the innocent infant
IN his cradle, just as the Mexican gov
eminent points Us to the peaceful cItis
zens of its northern border when we
demand PREPARATION. Apollo, not satis>
fed. forced Hermes to 90 with him TO
hunt for the oxen, but on the way the
latter charmed the former by playing
beautiful strains upon the Iyre IL is
TO be hoped that Diaz will not be able
to satisfy our government with mere
beautiful talk and thus get away with
the oxen.
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rIlr STATE OVER.


u.-.L1csl option was bad
a...t.r.r ,Ea county ~ ''' '''e''0"
....t t.. ''.H instant
. f,s.a.- sheriff White
e.. ..H Eu.el et Fort C6ncho
....... OBJ. itih. by d merchant.
.. Ih' hhl"l'"t says 'ha'
.. .........u H,i.'.A '' 'n'' county
..H ".nt 1880 '''sl''s Ehien
|#... ''' ~ U. '''.ll"
...p NF '''' '-' ,,,' large
.... . u.H near Nhh'}' on
..rHr To tr'utht Hlln"-t ho'h'
..-- ... ,.1l- n ''''h arr Fsry
L ..H '''''h'' u SUN p'nuu Oh
,.......aHNsv
.... ..a... The colored iail-
H.....m e.,, one 90 his prison
....-. .assF Go set drunk on.
....... 3D.. atr the i,lirr a sound
....... Tho Ereuham Kramer
Deputy sheriff Robinson. OF
r.. "J, Dn Thursday lat started
..#...... with Dick sanders, whom
..uEur t1 Milan county for trial,
.,rIr ol -ubbing the sheriff Of
.muy Two yetrs ago.
r.-.. .Ns,tbrriord IL 20
.......tn..t.r Il n. Sullivan
..,. and ort and N,t,oleon
..... F..f..nu succeeds him -
......f Parker want f. r,,lroad
...., ,, i,. hurry W sa,b,
,E., law. Tbrv ave MOI Al.
...... i.,.. on the .trs,t. -
..r.. meeting will be held IN
.....l Hu the 10Th instant
... ...U of cotton from Parker
..I into Weatheriord on
.....
t...fs--k grange vars.
...U,rt,,I la W,,, w..
........ ll. Ws,, 4. i'm o,,.r,,
.......I ftty I,l.s C,r 80.
f.l.,.I a.. ,l.y -TL..
tf,tL,-.t -. A.. b..
..- 80 ,..,,..r,,,., H..
1000. ,,. t.If,,,,i.. 80.
.....I.r.5r. b,lL Inc G,,.,. st,,t.
...I..s. M. i1,ts..., 800
.f.' .t,r 80, ~. -,
'E- =. - - -.
...".' t'.... - A.. 49,
-. '...I,.i,,a. ~. a.,
....'f- lhlr'y1seTen oaies
Inn ''nr'fr'' on the De,'i-"h ,i ,
.. .' ''' $1,000
.'' 49,. -. -. Ia .J;,., ~
..'.. 5..'.'. ,.'', -. ' i'.Is,'
v5i.. -, Th.
Pr. ...i,E. star,,., -
-, -. .,..,,s,',il,' -
- nj. 80. =.
~ -. ia -.
poi. 49,, -" 49,, 7t,il.,.a', 81 -.
r, t.. - 49,. -.
. .s. -" r,..g--rba M ~, - ~
,... ~, - \, -, NJ,
I.,,t i'.i,,..,-.., -
'.. W
i.a '.-i ,-fert Nnrth has u
...u-HH woe h"ht't.---l yphold lever
raging 900 We f'rt Near a hundred
..-.- Hgr reported Mean waler the
H.s tf j. VI NAyteid died IN
I Worth frsay, OF typhoid H.
U..---I,nN fnuris Grant continues TO
Hr 1000 ue sinners OF Pantberville.
l.I.rs ID stI 20 be- getting ncrv-
HH- --.lH city council Of Fort Worth
H.I 90. brrr houses Of that village
..ut 900 With one another Those
s..ui.au.-'. from Nrw York that Fort
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Jacksonville FIoFida) Chronicle. IN
Friday. in the Office Of Justice ",
Hearn, stiles skeleton Of Woman -
sold uaaer ex eration to satisfy = ola n
for rent Leld by the executors OF he
Ross estate. DIR. 6 Drew became be
pufciaxer foe twenty dollars. I -
shelessA va f6smer4Y the property d
Dr. L. III. Eserst& On The miners De
ii The hip bone Is the card Miss ] d.
Montague. Aaed tweuty<three ycs n
Died Of sffef. Nay IS, 1886. Her ds4th>
bed request: 'hoaos your saRctslin
with my bones.
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nCssE sCH.s rU Lsox,cA Ysur.


For The cure at Coususa pti n, Coughs end
Gods. The great virtue OF this ssedscine l.
thai IL rfpens the matter ~ u throws ~ out
Of The syssefn ,purifies The blood, and thas ef-
epcts cure 6raExcKs SEA WRED T0Hsc,
1br the sure u DysIepsta, lad gs&sxon, Ae.
The Tonic prod uees . healthy acttoa q the
Ssnuach, creating Ap ~ r4s<ita, forming
ehyie, and cnfing the most obstinase easse
SCHEscK's MAnpRAKx PILlA, ron rHBcURx
OF t5vks t3SPLAIxT. &c. 49, 3.
These pills are alferati 80. and produces q
bsaifhy action Of the liver without the leaps
danger, - they Are Tres fu0ta 90 Iom~i, and
yet more stBcaci0usst In RESTORING healthy
action 10 the liver. Il = "a =
These remesties are . certain cure for Com
sumption. ~ thu Puimonic syrup rtpeHs The
matter and PARTIES the eIood. The Nan.
dsske Pills act upon the liver, cre~fs d
be tithy bile, and remove ali sifseassa 81 the
liver. often . cause Of consupst0n. The sea
Weed Tunfc gives tone and strength, 20 sh.
stomaeh. ma <ss good dtse@tsou, snd enc
eies the orgsn- 70 form coed his oda and thus
creates heal ny elfcoiau n ii aeaiIny
blood. Tbe combined action OF these med
ctnes. "a tnas exPtstHed, will cule ever
ea-e Of cssns0snp4sun, II taken In tire, and
the use OF die nfeotcsue p.fscyese.i In
Or. s<,hesek Is profess Snlfv II. htS pr3nci
PM once, corner Sisth and srcb ssrtets,
~ bilsdtipii u. ees4y ADad Ay, where All let
tsss OF advice must be addressed. rchenck Is
nesiicssss fur sats By ell pruggists-
" It'll oct -
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST

This linirsent gerv naturally originated In At,r,4
c. where satssr pFutdss ia her lahcssscrv s..rl,
surprising aii,idoie8 for ti, Baalad!e-af he, tha
dren- It's fas~ as hsca ss,r,s4cSse. Gsr = wears
until now il e,ieigcis.s tao hall :al.lo zlsi,s
The Ae1sesa Aazteag Ltiis u, q a s..:.t,.sfi,se.
refassiS TOR all external airist s fzl a:4.i i-st
To stock owners ests: issfra.'r1 il s. 3ss4 issle
single bottle usieR , hisusaa l.is or ne
sleeves the usefulness OF ec-elieif horse %
eew, or sheep.
it eGr-s fsot-rot. ho9f-aii hnlis7r h.Jsa .,.,tE,
screw worm. Solt.'ies-lpt. assgr;. Gse ltas 1ad
sfinss sf Ississaaus Reptiles ana nsrefS ails. every
such drAss isls stock .,gt=a sssssl t,s.sf, nfe
ft cares every external trouble Sc fs.ses sue;,
As iaaaessss, serstehas. ssaiRy sI.ssins fols.ier
wind sail, ring sesie, etc, etc
The Mexican y Hsfaug Liaisueisi "a the quick est
cGTe in the wprs for acclsiopts 5eFsurrsa.. 10 the
Asniiy- In the ahse.tcs Of u phys such a,
burrs. scaIdz spraius, cuts, etc. and fas resulns
tlsn. ard Stiffness eaeenderctl rs exposure Par
tculsriy valuable 10 Aiuers.
II 10 the cheapest remedy u The world, sor il
pcaesrates tie rat.scle TO tbs t-lnc alsa . s.as.,
Application IL generally sufficient to cure
Mexican Mustang Lininsssst j. put lIp ia tIlrs-e
a<es OF bottes. Che larger bsias pro.sftSos-
sfeay much tho cheapest
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For. all the purposes OF Family Physic.
and for curing Costiyeness. Janndiee,
Indigestion. Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas. Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors. Worms,
Neuralgla, as Dinner Pill.
for Purifying the Hood,
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assi.s . Lsv. s.a.Is-A rhssIiins II.
eSaeos.

Henrietta Journal We learn from
Mr. Jones. who came Ia from the but.
ialo range yesterday. the particulars Of
an adventure which came very near
ending fatally. IL seems that one 81
his boys having shot down = buffalo.
supposed that he was dead. and went
up to examine him more closely. How
ever, he soon found out that mistakes
ace as liable to happen on The range -
elsewhere; for on getting nt~s him the
savage monster spfang up, and before
the sstosished hunter eoaid realm.
what was going on. he wss spinning up
wards In perpeodiculss dirtctiun sh11
twenty feet. HE sstonishsd com
rades uttered . cry Of horror II the TOR
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the dige stive organs and
promote vigorous health.
Ayers PnLs have been known for
more than quarter OF century, and have
obtained worid-w reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs of The
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not Only do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafiied the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
ial effects. they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physie for children. By
their aperient action they gripe much hess
than the common purgatiyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are no. inaamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements OF weakness.
Adapted 70 all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither ealonel
nor any deleterioas drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Thcii
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh
aud makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can ariss
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED by
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and AnaIytical Ch-n,ists.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

TEXANS acquainted -.r "a si,t "a t.,.-it .t-
von<isrfas merits AZ tAi great n,,Ei.s i..sessy
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star.lirg uortnti, Among N.ur A rsu ,
Onirers In Time ssf renee

In a note To very Interesting ami
important paper by General McCiei-
lsu, in Harpes's Magazine, upon The
United states army, the startling
statement IS made that our army lose
a larger proportion OF officers killed in
time Of peace than the British army
lases in peace aud war together. That
Is to say, taking the number killed
during the half century from 1904 to
1851 and deducting the losses during
the wars of 1879, of Mexico, OF Florida
AMI the Black Ha~k--recoguizei aud
Appropriated for AZ wars-aud consiti-
er the Intervening peaceful periods,
the percentage OF killed il greater u
the Whole force than that of the Brit
ish army ia the whole period, though
England WIS at war in Europe, or with
Us, or somewhere the whole time The
Reason OF this frightful disproportion
Is explained by an English life insur
ance agent, who b al refused TO take 4
battle risk on sn American officer !:
There is no country in Europe that
would require the service your army
renders from less Gban five times the
force However this may be, IL Is A.
least well that we should know 10
what our army Is exposed. In the ten
years of peace from 1867 to 1877, 2si
regimentai officers OF the active list
have died, and Of these forty one, or
one In seven. were killed.
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Valuable Mil! Property
FOR SALE.
TRINITY MILLS"

~ ~ f1lI1'f a-Ii""h ~
TRINITY MILLS"
sataatsa iruspedisteiy on the Dallas and
Wlens- - ratirorn. uzasr tsE county It.e 10.
miles troIp Dsslss- The mil Is rev aa.l "a
good order. Capseit- iaS barrels pee twelty-
four hours Can iosl nour ora fsiIrosd
Track from mill VII sd! the ntii- dwell
ing> anu ktore-ieassss or any 4aantiiy
OF land with a, rU ssg.n hum
9ted a. IS, - ac,ols;noda.- = Eargil--.r.
thsfe Is a Tue fam ire lAn y, srest
aouhaanee 81 v 2icr, sIfJTstiug choice foca
lion Tor stf,ck -feesitns in oaBAeeri "a with
hiiink. A. J have nSl spI.ai 10 operate
upon vih SELL this pms seriy tor an Gnters-~tJ
AZ low agurss, a part cash amt LONG rfzs an
TIE remainder | mean business ~ an,
one de- lr;ns a asss paying Invest rent an
see oy applying early To me ON TIis prem SEES.
Or. ROY 8. SCOTT.
or "rrlnity Mills" Dallas Coanty, TEX as
arehf-wlfn
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COST OF The ROVER TRIAL.

The Reno Journal says the total cost
of the Rover trial at that place. as
shown by the bills allowed by the
Board o. Commissioners. amounts 10
$1,346 so. This, considering that al!
the witnesses were subpBDaed, in this
county by the Sheriff of Washoe, is
not very high.
We are informedby District Attorney
Harding. that he has not yet fully de-
cided what to do in the Rover case. As
before stated 10 these columns. he
'telegraphed Assistant District At
torney Grass, that under the circum-
stances he thought it best to enter a
nolle prosiqei in the case. Mr.. Grass
did not act on this suggestion, and it is
not improbable that Rover will be tried
again at this term of the District Court
in Washoe county. .t"i''a
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CAMP McDERNrr. MAY

CAMP McDERNIT. May 8.
EDITOR SILvER STATE: - Several Of
the ranchers in the valley are DESTROYS
of obtaining correct information in
connection with the bearings of the
4" Desert Land Act. passed by the last
Congress, and the course to be adopted
to secure land under its provisions.
Please state in your columns the source
from which reliable particulars can be
supplied. and oblige A RANcHER.
b. The full text of the bill. with in-
structions from the General Land
Offico relative thereto. was published in
the silver STATE of March 3Otb. All
the information necessary will undorbt-
eddy be furnished applicants by ON
Harris. Register of the United States
Land Office at Carson City. Nevada.
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success. The dance continued until
about sunrise the next morning. Quite
a pumber came from Elko aud Tusca.
rora. Mr.. Mentally. OF the Grand
Prize, was here. and there is always
fun where be is. guess he played as
bis right bower Mr.. Dayton, the new
Superintendent of the Hussey. Among
the new arrivals lately notice ID. q.
Hill, OF Paradise, who came in loaded
with potatoes. Day before yesterday
MIR. Chambers appeared with his coach
and fourth baud. He has made
arrangements to run regularly
TWICE A WEEK FROM wINNEMUCcA
To this place, carrying freight and
passengers. bole he will make "A sue
cess Of it, and make some of the
Elkoits open their eyes. Chambers
started back tins morning. ID. Hollyes
is also here, AID intends 10 remain
awhile. Henry Llstner also came, but
to-day went to Bull Run, aud wall III
few days return to NinDemucca.
RDggold Is yet engaged III ketpiug bis
livery aud feed stable. / guess he IL
ont OF Humboldt politics altogether.
TUsCAROKA.
You cannot tell much about it. There
are great many people there, but all
concur in saying there is no money.
| begin to think that there is no money
Any where. hnd OIre might Ms we'll re-
remain in one place as 10 travel around,
"A rolling stone gathers 10 mons
30 l guess will stay here u little
while. S. NJ. ii.
1890
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DIS LN.IAE COURT.
Ar,n I-rm, 1877.
W. $. BuNAIFILLD JUDGE.

W. 3. BuNNlFlkLD JUDGE.
The following business Was trans
acted yesterday. a4
Christian Dlehl vs.. John JurgeDs-
BY consent Of counsel and the re-
spectIve parties. ordered dismissed;
the plaintiff to pay two thirds AID
defendant one third of the costs.
State OF Nevada vs.. II. II. Croz!er-
Counsel for the Stale waived copy GU
motion for new trial ard said motion
was set for hearing Wednesday May Q.
William McCrindle vs.. A. Klein.
hans BY consent continued for the
term.
a. Caroline Fairbank vs.. ]. G. Pair
bauk-By consent continued until
Monday May Ia. #e't
d. .VauLeDnep VS.. C. A. Kyle-At
request Of M. S. Bopnifield, A. w.
Fisk was entered as attorney of record
III the Case. A jury of wight persons
was then empnnel,d to try the case
aud pending the examination Of wit
nesses Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
to-day.
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A HOLY WAR.

A dispatch from SConstantinopae says
Ethe Sultan has resolved TO proclaim
holy war. This is Significant as it
means that the green flag Of the
Prophet shall be unfnrled. and the
faithful throughout the world called TO
defend it from the Christian dogs. The
war will then cease to be contest be-
tween Russia and Turkey, and fanati
,oal Mussulmaps from all parts of Asia
where Mahommedapism prevails. aud
from Northern and Eastern Africa will
rally to the Moslem standard. y On the
one side will be arrayed the barbarous
Mahommedan bordes ofAsia aud Africa,
imbued with q fsnatical fervor en-
gendered by the belief that there rell
.gion has been assaulted; on the other
hand the Russians. fighting. as they
.allege, 'for'the hberties OF the Christias
subjects of the Porte. On the Moslem
side the war will be prosecuted With al
the ferocity of sasages. whose creed
teaches that death in its'defense Is re-
warded by iheimmediaie enjoyment of
the pleasures OF Pars$lise, which are
spictured to suit the animal propensi-
ties of the lustful believers a 'the
Koran. Mahommedans, fighting I'M
der the flag Uf the Prophet. have never
given quarter 20 'nnbelieyers. Those
who fall INTO thew hands as prisoners
have the alternative Of suffering death
or embracing their faith. Can civilized
Europein war of this character join
Mahommedans against Russia?
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LONDON. May s.
A correspondent at ConstantiDople
understands that the Porte he's received
telegram from Makhsar Pasha an
noancipg that he has occupied strong
position between Kars and ErzerouH,
and is confident that he can stop the
Russians advance. The Porte has de.
cided TO grant general amnesty ~to'the
Bulgarians. .-t
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WESTERN DISPATCHES

SAN Francisco. NAV

~ DAN THANCIsCU, Way o.
10 the Fourth District Court yester-
day morning John Runk and Charles
Hayes. alias Wilson. who are under
Indictment for murder. for killing
special officer Coats. were called upon
to plead. to which they promptly
responded not guilty. On motion of
the District Attorney the trial was set
for Monday next at IL o'clock.
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The failure of Rice d Peters. stock
brokers at Carson City, is announced.
The firm was considered one of the
safest and soundsst in the broker bust
mess, but the heavy decline il stocks
was more than they could bear up
under.
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BULL Run RUSSELL declines, on ac-
count of age, to go 10 the wars. and
chronicle the present struggle for the
London Times. The hard work during
the Franco-Gsrman campaign used
him up sorely. SIR
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In the City Criminal Court yesterday
on motion of the counsel for the prose-
cution the indictHaent against julius
and Rosa Mailhonse and Mrs. Nathan,
tor fraudulent conspiracy to procure
money from Isaac s. Allen. late mana.
ger of the San Francisco Benevolent
Association, was dismissed.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES,



BoMsbarding Widin.
ooNsrANTrNApLE. May z.
Russians have commenced to lombard
the Turkish town of Widin from Eal.
afat, on the opposite bank of the Dan
abe. y
Bashi Base uks at Work. -.
The Turks shelled Beckeel last night
and the Bashi Basotiks pfundered the
neighboring villages simultaneously.
Froclaimihg u aadrv war.
sssaa ~ VfENNA. Nav 2.
The Sultan has resolved to proclaim
- holy war. eba gaa ssiega
Reports from the Fromt.
PORT, May7.
The Turkish squadron has been d.
Vided; one portion remained in sight
of the fort. and the other left Fort st.
Nicholas. Canponading was audible
in that direction Saturday.
A telegram from Osurgheti, a Turk
ash town ON the Crotian frontier bear
Batoum. dated Saturday. states that
the Turks have evacuated Tschurksa.
ON the coast north of hatesm; the
place, however Is defended by seven
men of war. which cannonade the ad-
Nsacing Russian column ,sss sslsAA