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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-07-07

lune 3o-An brig J N Avery, Avery, dya from San Fran.
uIv I-Haw bk LunalIlo, Marston, 81 days from New
castle, N 9 ", via Lahaina, Maui
I-Stmr RIlauea, Reynolds, from Maui 4 Hawaii.
I-Schr Kamaile, Kibiin, from Waimea 4 Kolos.
I-Schr Manuokawai. Kalua. from Nawiliwili. Kauai.
I-schr Unams, Puaahiwa, from Kohala, Hawaii.
5-Schr Marion, Christian, from Koloa and Waimea.
5-SeEF Pueokahi, Clarke, from Kahului, Maui
Gam ok Buena Vista, Hardies, % days from Town
send.
6-Schr Prince. Beck. from Kau. Hawaii.
6-Schr Annie, Kalua, from Kau, Hawaii.
6-Schr Jenny, Uilama, from Kona & Kan, Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-07-07
ST. B A COLLEGE.

TlHE CHRISTMAS TERM WILL COM
IL MENCE on Monday, July 23rd. For Terms, &c,
apply to the Principal. jy7 ct |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-07-07
ARRIVALS.

PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-18
MORNING APPEAL.
CITY TRUSTEES.

a special meeting of the Board of City
Trustees was held last evening. Bender,
Dunning, Slater and Beam were present.
Meeting called to order Judge Harris ap-
peared before the Board respecting the filling
in of the ditch opposite his residence. The
matter was referred to the Street Commits
sioner.
The report of the City Treasurer, for the
month ending November 31st, was received,
showing balance OF 50, sos CO on hand
The following bills, laid over from the last
meeting, were ordered paid P A Wagner,
So; E. E. Rail, S17; Frank Craven, s..
On motion it was ordered that the city join
the county in the purchase of safe for the
sherif"s Office, the cost not to exceed 5000,
the expense to be shared alike
The matter of city licenses was then taken
up, and it Was agreed to make graduated
scale
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-18
A CHINESE SUICIDE.

A Chinaman (name unspellable) suicided
in the Oriental quarter of our city at about s
clock last evening, under rather peculiar
circumstances He was somewhat advanced
in years, and dependent upon the Chinaman
from whom the girl was kidnapped yesterday,
for support, With whom he was also living.
Tie forsaken one supposed the old man was
cognizant OF the whereabouts of his houri, or
at least knew with whom she had flown, ac-
cused him of completely in the dark affair,
and threa ened him with all manner of sever
ity if he did not make some disclos-
ure which would aid him in
discovering his lost darling, The old man,
however, stoutiy denied being in possession
of any knowledge which would be of any
benefit to his benefactor This increased the
devilish wrath in the bosom of the dishonored
swain, and he took stout rope with which he
tied the old man to bunk, and threatened
to kill him if his saffron colored Juliet were
not forthcoming by this evening The old
man fearing that the threat would be carried
out, swallowed large dose of opium which he
had concealed about his person, saying to an
other Chinaman who was present at the howell
that his prosecutors would not have the op-
portunity of carrying out his threat, he would
save him the trouble Nothing further can
now be elected from the reticent Asiatics;
they keep all facts respecting this case to
themselves, The man was found dead still
tied fast to the bunk An inquest viii be
held to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-18
To Rent.

SEVFRAL VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS.
- handsomely furnished are to be had single or en-
suite They situated n the best part OF town With
out board. Inquire at the APPEAL OFFICE. deci2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
NOT GOING 70 CONGRESS-.

So our Senator from California, Hon.
William Sharon. is not going to Wash
iugtcn to attend the special session of
Congress. This cheering intelligence
comes by telegraph from the national
capital. Sharon has not been in the
State, which he assumes to represent in
the Senate of the United States, except
on private business. since his election,
nor for years previ ous to that time. He
il no more citizen of Nevada than of
Ohio. He does not trouble himself
with affairs of State. and rests content
With the title of Senator from Nevada,
to which he is no more entitled, 10 the
true meaning of the term, than the man
III the moon.
The silver bill, in the passage of
which large majority of the people of
Nevada are particu iarly interested, will
undoubtedly come before the special
session of Congre IS. The Senate last
year was opposed to the passage of tue
bill because the money kings Of the
Atlantic States did not desire it Nov
the Senate is about equally divided pc
Sharon might secure the remonetiza
ton of silver, and thus enable the shlp-
~ h. IS k,
railroad freight In that coin. But Sha-
ron cares not what effect his abseLce
may have on this important question.
Hs is largely interested III the Virginia
* Truckee Railroad, and possibly, like
the Central Pacific people. may be OPP
posed to the measure, though. as
nominal representative of the greatest
SILVER. reproducing State in the world,
supposed to be ID favor of it.
Sharon is doing his level best to
make the business OF electiug Califor-
mans United States Senators fir om Ne
vada. odions, and ii he doesluot succeed,
the fault is not his. He has played the
dog, in the manger" game long
eno0gh and if his private affairs de-
iaand his continued presence III San
francisco. he ought to resign 1t Is a
hurlesque on a Republican form Of
Government to have men hold the
Office of representative OF a State and
never appear as such in the legislative
halls Of the Nation
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Equalization Notice.

gxyHE Board of Equaliza,io ion met at the
4 clerks office i'll Minnemucca, on MOL
d., :. u, elnJe III h, ana pr cseded 10 revise
the Assessment ro Returned Ny the as
SCISSOR
he assessed value Of property asses sed TO
the folio ing persons was RAISED as hefeln-
after men ned:
T. Bradshaw, improvements on lahd
AID real tate, assessed al $40, raised 10
81 900. s.oo
Robtr. Burge, real estate, assessed at soOo'
raised 20 Sl,UOO
john l,orIand, improveme MT on land, assessed
az S4UU, raised % 81 0OO
John Dorland, niult and nor es, ASSESSED al
$oO, rals1ol ~ SLoO.
james Bdckner Improvement o. HAM, 10
sessea vi sJUU, raised 10 o.,
Nj. Is. Caertu IA roEem MS on iaho, 40
sessed at SoUU, raised 10 TO-,
u. l.. crock ranch III Ia adl>e valley, U.s.
sessed at So0U Ials>d 70 500.
Carpenter Lowry, mouse, assesseo ~ S%o"'
raieea 10 S4UO.
M. Loul, y, uoiconda ranch, assessed at SAoO'
raised 800.
Charles kbDer.ey, bakery and improvements,
assessed ~ $0UJ, ralsou ~ SoUU
j \. rvens, lodging house, " lnIemucca, Ms
ssed S9JO, iaised 10 SI,-OO.
A. FurJune, real estate, assessed at soOO,
raised 10 Sl ,lOU
James Goula, hotel and buildings, assessed
az 81 100, raised % II ,oUU.
Joseph a. man, personal property, assessed
oouU, rulseL 10 Of 100.
Henry Buecu, rea4 estate, assessed at S3OO,
raiseu to $500
Nevada Northern Telegraph Company. tele-
gtayh line, assessed at $1,000, raised 10
900
Charles Kemler. Touring mill, assessed at
$oUUU, raised o o6 UUO.
Mcclure Irolhe.s, stock cattle, assessed at
SJzU, raised t. So4t.
S. b. z. Pierce, mill aud farm, assessed at
$500, raised 20 "a 7UU.
Jvhn 4. iced, real estate. assessed at 5000
ralsea to 500,
Nils. y. >. ROBINS, house, assessed at $500
raised to 500.
Il. kicon1OnI, Pile creek ranch, assessed at
sou, raised to $500.
WA. operry, ranch, assessed at 500, raised
to $500,
Eugene silva, ranch, assessed at 500, raised
10 500.
X. Swartz, ranch, assessed at $780, raised tC
! 0O.
W. A. stevens, brick st re. assessed at 81, 800
raised to 5000.
f. G. kobIns, pei sonal property, assessed al
$1,000. raised to -, loo.
| T.. AelnnarJ Co., peers nal property assessed
! at s. ,UuU, raised - SI1UJu.
n. Levy a. 90 orien al Hall, assessed al
| 81 $40, raised to 81 100.
/ 5. b. Z. rlerce, real estate, assessed at $500
raised TO 81, 900.
The persons above named, the assessed
value OF whose property has been increased
/ are he, eby notified that the Board will NEE
at the Courthouse III Winnemacca, on
| MONDAY, THE EIGHrH DAY OF
| OClOB X, 1877,
! And all persons dissatisfied with the actor
OF tue b ard in adding to the assessed value O
their pr perry. as above Indicated. shall hav
| the rigit 10 2ppe. r b, fore sid Board an,
show cause, if any they hav%, why such III
crease sh uId not be made.
J. II. JOB, Clerk.
Winnemucca, October /, 1871, I'd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02

INCR EAstN1 PGfE akN1K.

1t is reported by telegraph. that the
Secretary Of War. in his annual report
will recommend that the army be In
creased to ~ U0J men The late riots
III the East and the Nez Perces In the
Northwest. are the pretexts upon which
the demand is based. LII living rates OF
wages were paid raliroad men and la
borers generally Ia Pennsylvania aud
other states, there would be no strikes,
and little tact on the part OF Howard
would have prevented the Nez Perces
war. A large standing army III time OF
peace. is OUT of place In Republic.
Gully tyrants rely on armies to Cypress
the people. aud ii Tom Scott and other
monopolists, want to Increase their
dividends by eduing the wages OF their
employees to starvation rates, the whole
country should not be taxed to guard
their roads with regiments of bay onets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02

M. THIERs has left an unpublished
work III which he attempts to retate. on
the authority of history, the doctrines
of Darwin, Comie, Littre, Renan aud
Spinoza. NJ. Theirs was. in his last
days. eminently religious in his princi
Piles. He is reported to have said. in
one of his latest conversations. 8 The
Fundamental truths on the existaace of
God and the soul are not only incontes-
table from the point of view of reason.
but also Indispensable in social life;"
aud he added, - have abdlcated phil
osophical pride.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
a assessment n Office.
saEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
OCA fioN of principal place Of business,
~ San Francisco, California. Location of
wor&s. Star District, Humboldt county,
Nevada.
No ICE Is hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 27th day of
September. 1871, an sment 20. 81 Of Five
Cents per share was levied upon he capital
stock OF the corporation. payable inme-
diately i'll United states gold COIN to the
Secretary at the Office of the company, No
3l2 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California.
ANY k upon which this assessment shall
remain un aid on the
TWENFi-SEVENI DAY OF OCTOBER,
1871
Will be de .inquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction; aud unless payment is made
before will be sold on
ia UKDAl, rdE SEVEN EENTH DAY
Oy@MBEn. 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
BY order OF the Bo I'D of Directors.
ABuAHA M sAL5El Secretary.
ONCE. 3l2 Mon gomery street. San
Francisco. oet1-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
More Attractions.

TIME BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
4 Ii. d. A. NJ, Il NJ. soci,ly respectfully
give notice that on the mori ing of the 9th
day Of the comiag Fair Grand Iquesirion
Tournament via take place by the ladies.
PRESENTS aggit eating 1850 will be given away
10 competitors. az follows:
First Prize Gold watch ard chain 1915.
Second Pr re. Ladies fine saddle $15.
ftird Prize, Oh iha tea set 500
Fourth rrize. SILVER goblet $40
hnuy fee $40. Open to all respectable ladies.
indian HacaS.
On the Sd day an Indian. nag race will come
OF. Open to AL Piute and Sh,shone COM
petitors. Five more to enter. single dash
o. a mile; First $50, Second. $50; Third,
$40 Entry tee $40.
Also the Attn day Grand squaw Foot
Race will take place. fRe for ali. Purse
SIS; First $40. Second So.
Rules OF the oclety.
Quarter Stretch Badges will be sold at the
track gate at 81 each, and will be good only
for the day.
One owner. one trainer and one groom only
to each horse entered shall he entitled TO
quarter stretch badges free, which shall be
obtained of the Entry Clerk at the time OF
entry
All officers. life members, ticket agents,
and policemen are required to obtain from,
the secretary their respective BADGES prior t.
appearing on the grounds, rs no individuals
will be allowed to pass 10 the grounds not
wearing proper badge or holding ticket.
G. q. BILES, President.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
Rules of the Track,

Running Races Will be made to conform
strictly 10 the Pacific Coast Rules, and TTot-
ting races 20 those Of the National AssociA ion
second No entry will be considered without
1t Is accompani by tue entrance III, nsy.
All entries will BIZ closed mt q o'clock the
day receding each race, except for sscdier
premiums.
In all the above races, four or more must
enter, three or more must start.
An entry fee Of Is per mt of tn purse
competed for must be paid 20 the
Secretary al the time " entry.
&C. BIlES, President.
G. CHENowETH, Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02

sion being the release from prison, I'M
der bail, of Povey and Harrison, lead
ers of mob during recent riot, who have
been imprisoned at Pittsburgh. They
we're escorted through the streets by
$4,000 workiugmen.
Cassius Nj. Clay Justified,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. l.
A telegram to the Courier Journal
from Richmond, Kentucky, speaking
of the killing of Perry White by Hon
Cassins NJ Clay says the verdict of the
Coroner's jury says: 1--WE are con
strained to justify Clay. and believe he
did it in self-defence No particulars
accompanied the telegram rs to how
the killing was brought abont. it Is
understood that White attacked Clay
because of his mothers dismissal from
Clay's service
The AID mini. trat ton to Attend IA Fair
WASHINGTON. Oct. l.
Next week, on Thursday, the Presi-
dent will attend the Agricultural Fair
at Frederick. NJ D., having accepted
an invitation. He will be accom- panied
by several members of the Cabinet, all
Of whom have been invited.
Wendell Phillips Nominated for
Governor.
Boston, Oct l.
Fhe workingmen's party convention
met to day. Richard Si;day, President.
The committee on nominations of State
officers reported the following which
will doubtless be accepted: For Gov
ernor. Wendall Phillips; Lieutenant
G vernon, William Earl; Secretary of
State, w. II. Gosh; Treasurer and Re
ceiver. General d L Lum; Attorney
General, Israel w. Andrews; Auditor,
N. E. Chase.
U. =. Troops i'm Mexico.
GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. /.
No collision has been reported from
the Rio Grande, but it is thought that
Bulls and Shaiter have fought with the
Indians on Mexican soil Shafter has
been reinforced, and eight companies
of American troops ale now In Mexico.
General Falson, commanding the Next
Cans at Piedras Negras has ordered his
officers to keep on the trail of the
Americans until they recross the river.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
1877.
PURSES, $1,000.
SIP Ed PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER Isr.

FIRST DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER lSr.
TRoTrINa remium So o; mile heats. in 5
to harness; free for all hoises raised or
owned in this >ts,e Eastern Oregon.
Idaho Utah or cal fSfnia, east Of the 81
ere Nevada First. 500. econd, 500;
third 800.
RUSSiAG Premium $500, FIRE for all horses
raised or owned in this State. Four or
more to I'LL, three or more TO start. sIge
dash for one mile. First, 500. seCenI,
Sl25; third, S,5.
SECOND DAY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2ND.
TRorrING Premium $40; free for all horses
raised owned in humboldt county.
rst, 5000: tcond SIPS; third, SIS
REN IN -Prf MUM 800; free for all horses
raised or owned ia thi s ate, Eastern Or
eg1n, Idaho, Utah OF California, east Of
the Sierra Nevada. Mile heats. tao in
three. First, $3.50; second, $780, third,
500.
THIRD DAY, WEI NESDAY, oCTOB II Sd.
rRorTING Premium $500; free for all untried
three-year Odds in this state. asst
ern Orcg n, idaho or tab; mile heats,
two i'll thfee, to harness. kirst, 500;
second, SIS; third s75.
RUNNING Premium $500; free for all horses
raised or owned in his tate. Esstern
Greg IdNho, Utah or California, east Of
the sierra Nevada: mile heats three ia
five. Fkrst, S45O second, $3.50; third.
500.
FOURTH DAY, THUR DAY, OCTOBER 4TH.
RUNNING Premium 5000: free for ali united
three-year olde, or und r fOar raised or
owned in unlboldt county; half mile
heats, two in three. First $300; second.
500: third. 500
RUNsI.G Premium $500; free for all horses
raised or owned in this state. Eastern
,Tt gon, Idaho or California, east Of The
SIERRA Nevadas single dash OF three
| qua te Of mile. irst, $275. second,
Sl50; third, SIS
| TRoTIING Premium $3.50; free for all double
teams owned in this state. owners TO
drive; mie heats. three in Ave- TO road
wagon. First, $500; secoud SleG; third,
$50
/ Eutries 10 the above race wiil close
September 28th. Horses conAe@iieg ia
the above race to be owned and driven to-
| gether for three months preceding the
| day of race
FIFTH DAY, FRIDlY, OCTOBER 9Th.
| RUNNING Premium $3.50; free for all horses
raised or owned in Humboldt county:
single dash Of half mile. First, $I25.
second, S75: third. $50.
| RUNNIN6-P renium S2W /; free for all horses
raised or owned In Humboldt county;
single dash of one-qnart.r Of a mile.
First, 500; second, $75; third, s 5.
RUNNING Prem um 1900; free foI all horses
Oh the Coast: two miles and repeat.
| FIRST, 5000; second, 8 80; third. $50.
SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9Th.
AN Equ strian Tournament W il AXE place on
| the morning Of the : xth day. Presents
/ to lie amount of 500 will be presented,
/ t. the contestant.
| CoHsoLATIiS RUsSI G-Preminm 5000; free
/ for all horses that have not taken tirst ar
sec nd premiums duri 4 the / air; M Le
| heats. two in three, First, $500; second
$3.50; third 500, fourth, $50
GRAs SwsEfsrAK~ RICH will take place
/ on the ixth day.
| Also, COMPLIMENTARY SPEED CONTR, r .
Single dash Of one mile; free for all
| horses raised or owned IN the state
| Winning horse to receive the Winnemucca
| Plate AID Gold Medal
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
THE EASTERN WAR.
A Review of the ~ituatiOn-1 he
Turk In stat. htened CIrcusnst. ia-
coS.


cos.
LONDON, Oct. l.
Another week shows bat nttie change
at the seat of war. AS tue Capture Of
Ricn mond was Indispensable to the col
lapse OF the rebellion, SO the capture of
Pievna appears to oe Indispensable to
success OF the Russian campaign.
While Russian officers, who stnbbJruly
maintain Its seIge, continue confident
that II will fall into their hands, the
better opinion Is, that this result must
follow from Turkish weakness rather
than from Russian strength. There
are many Indications that tue Sultan
has already put form his supreme effort
and has nothing further, and yet his
three armies are not able TO take the
Offensive at the same time, aud SO crush
the invader. That the Turkish plan of
Campaign has utterly failed OF execu
ton, aud its hour Of success is now be-
iieved to have passed. Bulgaria. is ut
terry exhausted of army supplies.
This is clevery disclosed 10y the retreat
of Mehemet All. beyond Black Lom,
Tor want of supplies Ii this be his
condition, notwithstanding his neavness
to great depots of Ahumla and Rusti.
chuk, and his control of Varna aud the
Danube railroad. Suleiman and Us
man Pasha must be in still worse straits.
Russia grasps the situation and will hold
to Its present military positions in ex-
peclation of sudden collapse of an enemy
whose military resources are already so
strained that the catastrophe hoped for
may occur at any hour.
Servia 40 Interfere
BELGRADE. Oct. l.
Since the arrival of new Russian
Consul General and Roumsn ias Envoy.
extraordinary Servisn Intervention IS
regarded as quite certain. 1t is said
that this question has been decided in
Cabinet council. Troops have again
been ordered to the frontier aud officers
and surgeons have been ordered to re.
join their regiments within three days.
What servia ID mands
VIENNA. Oct. l.
The resolution come to by the Ser.
Wan Cabinet council is to ask Porte to
withdraw the troops concentrated near
the frontier. As refusal of this de
m md is almost inevitable it is believe
nc Belgrade that Seryia will be ready to
take the field by date of announcement
at Russian headquarters, Moaday the
| 18th inst.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
Gen McDonaid's Plea.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. i.
Gen. John Mcdonald, formerly Su-
pervisor of Internal Revenue, for this
District. of whiskey ring noioriety.
against whom there is an indictment
pending in the U. 5. Courts here. for
consliring TO destroy public records
while IN Office, to day. through his at
torney. fled plea in Bar. against fur
Their prosecution. The plea being based
upoo Presidents foil pardon, which he
alleges embraces. the same ofienses with
which he is now charged.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
Connecticut Election.
HARTFoRp. Conn, DC

Hartford. COnn., Oct. /.
The Hartford Democrats elected
}heir entire ticket to day, by majorities
ranging from $50 to 500. The vote in
State ON two Constitutional Amend.
menis was light. but both probably CAR
ried. The first amendment prohibits
extra compensation to public officers,
aud the second prohibited town aid to
railroads.
Demonstration of Workingmen.
WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Oct. /.
Enthusiastic workmen's demonstra-
ton was held here to- day. the occa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-02
TIE L G c r PHO.
EASTERN DISPATCH Els


Business throughout the country has
shown still further improvement III the
last week. Great wheat centers still
carry off the honors. Grain at Milwau
kee, as compared with corresponding
week last year. was eight and five teuths
per cent. Chicago. II; Cincinnati. l6;
Baltimore. 4; New York, IL and 6 10,
of which, about five per cent was due to
stock transactions.
Meeting Called to Endorse Hayes.
New YORK, Oct.
The committee of nifty appointed on
Saturday at meeting Of prominent Re
pubicans in Union League Club, met
to hight to arrange for calling mass
meeting to endorse President Hayes
administration and to take measures on
the recent action of the Republican
State Convention at Rochester.
Government Presents 30 sioux In
dams
ARLINGTON, OcI. L.
The Sioux Indians in this city will
be presented with over coats and
other warm raiment before their de-
parture from Washingt IN. Tnis, and
small amount of money to each of them,
will constitute the presents that the
Government will bestow upon them.
They will leave here about Wednesday
for home To morrow the party will
visit the tomb of Washington.
Clearing House statistics.
NEW YORK. Oct 1.
The clearing house year ended 5 tur
day last. Notwithstanding the decline
in the prices of many imported articles,
the total of exchanges shows more than
per cent. increase over the last pre-
ceeding year, and a slight increase over
the exchanges of 1873 4, when the av-
erage of prices was 20 per cent. higher.
This indicates material increase in
the quantities of products bought and
sold. though the per cent. OF profits is
reduced.
Sharon mot Going to Congress.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l.
A letter from the West says Senator
Sharon will not be able to attend the
special session of Congress.
Illicit stills seized.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. /.
number of Illicit stills along the
Missouri line have been seized. and
much mash, beer and raw whisky Was
destroyed. Fonr men were arrested.
Uui,ed States Marshal Trumaps, who
made the arrest on Thursday, was sub
sequently tiercely attacked by twenty
of their friends, but he beat them aud
brought his prisoners here where they
Were to-day committed in default of
bail.
Excitement Among Indians.
CAMP ROBINSON. Neb.. Oct. /.
II is rot definitely known how many
lodges of indians lett spotted Tail
Agency on the 23d, but it is supposed