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wALLACK's THEATRE.

Tho visitors to this theatre last night had really
enjoyable treat In tho performance OF Mr. Lester Wal.
lack as Sir Edward Ardent In Dances clever come.
dietta "A Morning Call" Mr.. waack played the gay
lover with spirit and bis roIlckng gnycy fcc,cd the
audience and mndc them enter heartily into the fun
OF tho picce. Miss Dyas Mrs Chillington
gavo bright and sharp portrait skctch Of the woman
who would not marry, but atorward repentcd and
thought better Of H. This bright little piece fol-
lowed by tho three act comedy "Marrcd Litc which
furnished Mr. John Gilbert opportunity Of giving
ono OF his admirably finished character sketches as Mr.
Samuel Codde II would have required some exercise
of philosophy to have rcraincd from
laughing at his comIcal skctch OF this man who
was equally afraid OF his wife and the cold. Mme
POnisi Mrs Coddle offered strong contrast her
dear spouse, and bcamcd with cordiality and good
nature Mr.. Arnott made dashing Mr..
Lynx, and Miss Rose Wood was pctuiant
enough TO mako any husband uncomfortable.
Tho other characters wol sustained, and MAR.
rcd Life" with its pcrplcxtcs trials and
tons, voted by the public delightful and enter
taiuing The same bill will no repeated tonight and
ON Saturday night IL Is very entertaining ono
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
INDICTED FOR PERJURY.

LIFE INSURANCE OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF MAKING
FALSE STATEMENTS.
tDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. LorIs, Mo-, Feb. :, 1871
John I. Douglass, President OF tho Columbia Lifo
Insurance Company and director in tho Lilo
Association OF America, and Edwin W. Bry.
ant the actuary OF both companies, and
vice president Of tho former, were indicted
to-day by tho Grand Jury OF st. LOUIS county Tor per-
jury 10 making and swearing TO inlse statement TO
the Columbia Life company Both men appeared this
evening anu entered into bonds for their appearance
Ia stated that other indictments suro 10 follow
before the Grand Jury aLjourns
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BURNING oF PLANTATIONS IN CUBA.

cosrrnNsrioS oy ruy PREVIOUS DssparcnEs--
rroorrss or THg WAR.
HAVANA, Fcb a, 1871
The burning Of the ave plantations previously re.
ported r. ocnhrmcd snd 'nfcrmst,on received to.
DAY ef the saruibr oil cane bcds the Encarnacon
aud santa Eotaila piantafous sear Ccnfucros 10 Il
nos stated however whether these barpnes we're tho
result Of accident Or the vort of insurgents
ADVISES iron the Interior report tho continued nc.
uvity ofibc spanish troops and numbericss skirshcs
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SECRETARY MORRILL,.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7, 1877.

wAsmIScToS. Feb. 7, 1877.
Secretary Morrill, continues critically H. although
he does tonight to be quite restless as ho
was last night No visitors aro admitted TO his room
ami physician 10 IN constant attendance. Serious
TOR hts recovery felt unless an curly
Improvement In MS condition Is manifested.
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PROBABLE STRIKE.

LAwaEScE, Masa, Fcb. 7, 1871
The officers OF tho Boston Name Railroad having
refused demand Of the locomotive engineers Tor
increase OF pay. strike Is PROBABLE.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

NgwnrIyrogr. Mass, Feb. T. 1877.
The body OF Charles Baker. of Amcsburg was found
to-day Salisbury beach. II Is supposed he COM
ntttcd suicide.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcntyour hours In compar
with the corresponding date of last year. ndi-
Gated by the thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DHAMATiC NOTBS.
Mrs Dora Gorion steele sang at sseinway Hall lass
night
Miss Anna Dickinson drew large houses last wock At
the Buffalo Academy Of Music.
After tho successful spectacle as Nibo's "Around
the World in Eighty Days" comes another work from
Jules vcrnes proiinc pen. "a "TRIP to tho Moon -
The New York Association for Improving the Con.
don OF tho rcor acknowledge the receipt OF 500 as
the proceeds OF the last concert OF Miss Arabca Root
which was given for It's benefit
Miss Nelson plays Julia In Tho Huochback" this
week al the walnut Philadelphia. and . local critic
pays her the following srbu'c;-"Tnc dinncun phases
OF character were admirably depicted Her comedy
was playful. joyous and lndyIikc. whilc her serious
moods iuli Of feeling and pathos In tho heavy
tide passion when she believes that she has wrecked
her hopes and fortune. she 10 tho full height OF
her opportunity and Afforded glimpse OF dramatic
nature quito Impressive"
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SUPPOSED INCENDIARISM.
WiLkEsnARRE. Pa. Z

wLHrsDARRE, Pa, Feb. 7, lS7L
1rc occurred at East Nanticoke at ar carly hour.
this morning. cntang loss OF about $4,000 by tho
destruction OF Hirdreth Co storo aud four other
buildings. Loss mostly covered by Insurance. The
fire Is aunposcd 10 have bccn endinrY
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THE YOUTHFUL ACROBATs CASE.

PorGnSKErsiE, n. ". Feb. :, 1871
John II. Murray ana Alfred smith. alias Leon, who
indicted cruelty children tho The
youthful acrobats OF Murray's circus, not appearing
IN This morning when called upon their bonds
were declared forfeited
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SENTENCED FOR MURDER.

PrrrsvIELp, Mass, Feb. 7, 1877.
Charles Wood tried ior the murder OF Mrs Hagard,
was day found guilty Of murder In tho second
degree and was sentenced TO imprisonment for life.
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UNITED BRETHREN Iy CHRIST
Bstrsons. Fch 7. 1871.

bstnsons. Feb. 7. 1877.
Tho Pennsylvania Conference Of the rnmcd Brethren
m chrst met IN TITS cl,y scay. Bishop D,ckisop Of
lIilnos grsridng About forty delegates wcr. pros
snA Toe sessions ~ the Conlcrcncs VIII continnc
duritr tho remainder OF tic week
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NAVAL INTELLlGENcE.
FnMrnr.. Na,nn,. Fcl

f"MrHr~s NosEos. Feb :; is.:
The Gated stssrs steamer fs.cx wblei has icen IN
The The past menth saed a. NOON to-day Tor
Vera CruL
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CAR ROBBERS SENTENCED.

PouGnKEErsgE, n. ", Feb. Z, 1871
joseph Mott, James Clark aud Joseph Meyer, who
indicted for an attempt TO rob express car on
the Hudson River Railroad In January last, were each
sentenced to-day to two years and six months Ia the
Albany Pen nitcntiary
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A GRAND WAGNER FESTIVAL.

Mr. j. c. Fryer announces that hc has made arrange.
mcnts for grand Wagner festival, 10 commence at
tho Academy Of Music March IL. Some Of tho bcst
artists in German opera havo becn engaged and Mr..
Adopt NcucndorT will DO tho leader OF the orchestra
.'Dic waIknrc from tho Ring tho NibcIuugcn
"Tnnnhauser," "Flying Dutchman' and "Lohcn-
grin" will be presented complete style The cast OF
"D.e waikurcr will DO as follows: otan Mr.. Preus-
ser; Hundins Mr. Blum; segmund, Mr. BschoR;
Brunnhildo, Nine Pappenhc,m; Sicgndo Mmc.
Pauline Canssa; vaikyrs, Ncsdamcs Grlmmingcr,
Iislner, sooDey Schultz, Hccrwagcn, wcnhold
Romanus and iicancscr.
"rannhauscr" win be represented with shc subioned
cast:-rannhauser, Mr.. B,schon; Wolfram, Mr. Prcus.
scr; King. Mr.. Bum watncr. Mr.. Fritsch; Buterolf.
Mr.. Formcs; Raiucr, Mr.. Stcinbricb; vogicr, Mr.
Icno,T; Elizabeth, Nine. pappcnhcim; Venus, Mic.
Istncr; shepherd Boy, Mile. Cooney. In "Iohengrin'
Will appear Nine. Pappcnhcim as Elsa. Nine. Clara
Perl us Ostrud, Mr. Biscbon as lsohcpgrn, Mr..
Prcusscr Mr. Formcs the King and Mr..
Blum as tho Hcvali ''rhc Flying Dutchman" will In
troduce Mme Pappcnhcim as scnta, Mr. Fr'tsch as
Er,s Mr Prcusscr MS the Dutchnan, Mr. Blum ms
Dalnnd and Mr. irnoir the Stccr.man. Tho
orchestra vii. be sixty In number, and the chorus
sixty-ave Mr. Greincr has occn engaged as chorus
muster.
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Average temperature yesterday.
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year. ....,.................. y
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A-A COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO Sc.
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THE FIGHT ron TUE POSSESSION or THE pr-
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ruuRArs or INTIMIDATION AND nuLL-pcx-
ING.
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
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original color PARkER's Ham BAI.sAM has equal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
THE DESERT LAND BILL.

We learn from Congressman Lnttrell,
Of California, that the Desert LAND
Bill passed both Houses of Congress
and was signed by the President, and
is now Law of the land. Under its
provisions. which apply only to the
Pacific States and Territories, it is law
full for any citizen of thu United States
or any person who may be entitled to
become citizen aud who has filed his
declaration to become such, to file
declaration with the Register and Re-
eeiver of the Land District in which
any desert land is situated, that he in
tends to reclaim tract of desert land
not exceeding one section, by conduct
ing water upon the same, within the
period of three years. Said declaration
shall describe particularly SAID section
of land if surveyed, and, If not, shall
describe the same as nearly as possible
without survey. At any time within
the period OF three years after filing
said declaration, upon making satisfac-
tory proof of the reclamation of the
land in the manner aforesaid and upon
the payment Of ST. Is per acre for
tract not exceeding $40 acres to any
one person. patent for the same shall
be issued to him.
All lands, exclusive of timber or
mineral lands, which will not, without
irrigation, produce some agricultural
arop, are deemed desert lands within
hs meaning of the Act.
As this Act is now in force, any per-
son. BY fling a declaration in the
United States Land Office that he in
lands to reclaim tract of $40 acres or
less, description of which must be
given, may secure the title to the same
Cor three years and at any time within
that period. by getting water for irrigat-
Ing purposes on the tract and paying
for the same at the rate of one dollar
and quarter an acre, he can obtain a
patens. Undoubtedly, many persons
along the Humboldt and particularly
Ga the Big Meadows will avail them
selves of the opportunity it affords TO
secure valuable lands.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
"BARKxs Is wILLIN.

Sargent Of California, who declared
emphatically in letter to Judge Nc
Farland at the time of the triangular
Gubernatlonal contest, two years ago,
that he would not be q candidate for
reelection to the Senate, has ex-
perienced change of heart. He thinks
the State needs his experience, in fact
his private opinion is that California
could not possibly get along without
him in the Senate, and he has, there
fore, for the public good, of course,
consented to be q candidate for re-
election. He admits to a correspond
ent that he has wrestled with the ques-
ton and tried to persuade himself that
he could retire without injustice or
embarrassment to the interests of the
State, without avail. His persuasive
powers were unequal to the Herculean
task, and he enters the political arena
o candidate to succeed himself as SEN
ator from California. 1t would be a
severe blow to the egotism of Jack in
the box Sargent if the people Of Cali
fornia should give this question, so
perplexing to him. different solution,
by repudiating him at the ballot box
and declaring that they wanted more
brains and less brass to represent them
in the Senate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
A NEW ELECTION.

Hayes. though not committed to the
policy of holding anew election in the
disputed Southern States, is known to
be heartily in favor of the proposition.
He is perfectly willing to- have the No
vember election in those States consid-
cred valid, so far as the Presidential
electors are concerned; but appears to
entertain grave doubts of the correct
ness of the returns. f0p Governor and
members of the Legislature, although
Wells gave Packard one Thousand more
votes than some of. the Hayes electors.
1t is strange that a man claiming to be
President of the United States should
so far forget the respect due his Office
rs to accept the vote of the Returning
Board as final so far as it concerns him
self, but not at all definite for local
officers. Everybody of ordinary intel
ligence who has watched the course of
events in Louisiana must know that, if
Hayes was entitled to the electoral vote
OF that State, Packard is entitled to its
governorship. The summing up of
the Returning Board is undoubtedly as
correct in one case as in the other, aud
while the taxpayers of Louisiana re-
fuee to supper! fraudulent Governor,
the people of the United States peace
fully submit to the rule, of fraudulent
PRESIDENT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
Bulldozing an Editor.
SAN FRAScIsco, March II.
TELEGRARA. SUMMARY

An. extra session Of Congress is
called by the President for May 18th.
I The Senate will adjourn to. day, to
meet at the call of the President. next
May.
Beck and Stonebaker, Pork Packers
at Hagerstown, Indiana failed yester-
day; liabilities $l2o.o00
Stanley Matthews was elected Ssna-
tor, from Ohio yesterday. to succeed
Sherman, now Secretary. of the Treas
ury.
1t is said that exrAttorney. General
Taft.is feeling rather bitter towards the
President on. account of his Southern
policy,
Peter B. Sweeney, Appointment men,
Der of the Tweed Ring, has arrived in
New York City. He has not been ar
rested, but is to be tried ON the Sd OF
April. 'es- la4
An ice gorge has formed in'the Mis-,
souri, river above Omaha and great
damage to property is anticipated. The
country. in the. sicinity OF the gorge is
foodedJ . sanE
During debate in the House of
Commons oil Canada. at Ottawa, yes
terday, a motion to afford increased
protection to goods produced 10 Canada
was defeated by, maj 3rity. of 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
Packard is preparing tofght. TIL

Packard is preparing tofght. The
members of his Legislature, in secret
session. adopted resolutions pledglng
the Republican party of Louisiana to
support his government by force OF
arms, if necessary.
y The boiler in Hunter brothers saw
Mill at Worthisgton, near Cincinnati
exploded yesterday killing the two
Hunter brothers and twevle men. one
named Bender, the othess unknown,
and dangerously wounding several
others.
A movement is on foot in Philaael-
phia to establish Call Board in the
Commercial Exchange similar to those
in other large cities for the purpose of
facilitating the sale of grain and
establishing, its value for future deliv-
cry
The Coroners inquest in Chicago on
the body of DR.. S. S. Jones. is to the
effect that Jones came to his death by
pistol shots aimed by W. G. Pike. who
deliberately and maliciously fired them,
and the jury found that it was murder
in the first degree and that Pixies wife
be held as an accessory before the fact.
The question of striking out the
word protestant from the Bill of
Rights was submitted to vote of the
people in the recent New Hampshire
election. 1t was defeated, and Roman
Catholics continue to be ineligible for
Office in the Republican State of New
Hampshire.
The leading bank presidents. insur-
ance companies, cotton factors and
produce merchants of New Orleans tel
egraphed to President Hayes to-day,
endorsing the resolutions adopted by
the Nichols General Assembly and as
surfing their cooperation in restoring
confidence and Federal relations and
guaranteeing protection to life, liberty
and property OF all.
In 1869, Secretary of the Interior
Cox laid down the rule that where a
Mexican colonization grant was con.
frmed without measurement or speci-
feation of distinct boundary in the re-
port upon which the confirmation. was
made in a greater quantity than eleven
square leagues TO. each claimant, if
when surveyed it should be SO ascer-
tanned, the quantity of land. allowed
each claimant should be reduced so as
not to exceed eleven square leagues for
each claimant. 10 the case Of John
G. Yameling VS.. the United States
Freeholder and Emigration Company.
recently heard before the u. s. Su-
preme Court and involving the prinei-
pie of limitation laid down by Secre-
tary Cox, the court says that though
unconstitutional, without any limit as
to quantity. we must regard 1T as oper-
alive for the entire tract. Secretary
Schurz, in view OF this decision, has
instructed the Commissioner of the
General Land Office that it must be
taken as, the construction of the law
by which the rights of parties are to
be determined.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17

THE GA GSON APPEAL.

The Carson Appeal has enteredupon
its tenth volume. 1t is edited by
Harry Mighels, Speaker of the late
Assembly whos though one Of the
strictest and straightest Republicans
III the State, captured every Democrat
IL the House and proved his ability to
preside in the halls ofslegislation as
we'll Us to conduct an able journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
FOUND WANTING.

The new Administration in Accord
aace With the spirit of II Eyes letter of
acceptance and inaugural address, will
make DO changes III Federal offices,
except, for dishonesty, and iucompe-
tsncy. Grants Cabinet. which iucInd
cd Don Cameron aud ZlcA. Chandler,
are the only officials yet displaced for
tkgse reasoAs..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
NEW TO-DAY.
DELINQUENT NOLlUE..
ARIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

IT OCATIoN of principal place of business,
4 San Francisco, California - Location of
works, KNOXVILLE, Humboldt County Nevada
NOrICE-1here are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of
asses sment mo. 81 levied on the sixth t6l
day of February, 1877, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
The Chinese Massacre-Public Feel
ing Against the Murders i'm
creasinU.
in the Senate

SEeAsInx.
CHICO. California; March II.
To-day feeling is greater even than
yesterday against the perpetrators OF
the recent outrage on Chinese. The
public meeting Of citizens held here
this P. NJ. took steps against them
The meeting was large and composed
of inHnen tlal business men of. the COM
mnnlty. A committee was appointed
and reported the following resolution:
That the citizens of Chico view with hor-
ror the assassination of peaceful China
men aud indiscriminate destruction of
property, which has prevailed recently
III our midst, and we pledge ourselves
to use our utmost power to bring to
justice the perpetrators of these out
RACES, and to this. end will chserfully
second any efforts of our officers.
j. f. HAMILTON,
Chairman of Committee.
Public feeling is more intense this
afternoon. The Chinese gardeners all
over this section are in q state of
terror, and. are having notices printed
warning all. persons away after dark.
An attempt has been made to throw the
blame on the Sierra Flume Company, >.
saying they discharged white men
from their employ and hired China
men. This is false however. A requi-
stion will be sent to Governor Irwin
asking cooperation in offering a re-
ward.
BulldOzing an Editor.
/ SAN FRASCIsco, March II.
|. Last night man named Hayes en-
tered the Alta Office and gave General
eMcComb, managing editor, FIVE min
sutes to sign a paper denial of an item
appearing in the Alta. Hayes was
knocked down, disarmed. and arrested
by MeComb.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24
NOTICE.
EOPOSALS FOk kEEPING THE
PAUrERS OF THE COUNTY On
p EST ON, WEST VA.


he Board Of Oversecrs of the Poo
viii receive sealed proposals T r keeping
Tie p"uptrs "a sa," CU-ntN, rom Janua-
y j, 1873, { r as soon theIealt,r as fine
n,w courthouse may be co-nple,,u un-
Vi Mar, h l. 1880.
Said proposals ust specify at what
rice each r"uper will q kept pei week
ito hoard and clothI comfortably ala,
Clearly.
The party to whom the contract NAV
be awarded will be required TO give bond
to the mount OF S2OOU, with approve
security.
Each bidder must name i'm his bid the
name or names OF the person or persons
WhOm .C WI ave aS sevurlL4.
lac BOart will tn nish thai part Of tn,
building to be occupied 10y the pauler
with hedsteads, chars, and tables "a
small one for each rooIn); and, als,,. heat.
nhg apparatus for the entire building,
cook ,s.,t ln. iuoeu
The Board reserves the risht Ia rel,
any al bids as well us the right 10
remove the Steward at any time for neg
lect OF duty.
biuo WIN be received until 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, December 10. 1877.
JOHN j. GO KE, President
j. " FORTNEH, Secretary.
va All bids will be addressed to John
j. GocNe, at KingwUod, w. Va.
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