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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 10th day OF
December. 1916. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary win be sold
No. COS Clay strcst. Room No. 10. Ran Francisco,
California, on TUESDAY. the 18th day OF Feb.
ruary. 1871, ut the hour Of 10 o'clock An. OF
said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
N. A. FRENCH. Secretary.
Onice--Room No. 10, No. Cos Clay street. San
Francisco. California. la39td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
SOME DEMocRATIc rsLEGRAMs.

The Senate Committee ON Privileges
and elections has unearthed . few Of
thoss dispatches which passed between
Oregon and New York. on the subject
Of the iasligibility OF Watts a. an Elec-
tor. and for the purpose Of making the
necessary arrangements for buying up
Cronin and stealing the electoral vote
Of that state. The dispatches are genu.
inc. the originals having been furnished
BY the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Seine Of them. and probably the mort
important. are in cipher. but they will
probably be interpreted soon. and we
shall then know tho full length and
depth and breadth Of Democratic vii
lany. - sxemplinej In the Oregon cleo
ton. Among the dispatches which are
in plain English is M signed "Dsvis
to J. N. Patrick. the man who went all
the way from Nebraska to manipulate
oregon 10 the interests OF liiuen.
dispatch rsads a. follows
NKw YolK. November "a. 1876.
-. ". Fafo,ek. Sales. O,eyos 4; Secure
your point at all hazards. Communicate
with me Immediately.
lSignedl DAVIS.
A these kilograms are male public
through the action Of the Committee,
We shall begin to get some clear idea OF
the Oregon conspiracy ; and tho chances
are that Democrats will curse the day
whs. they frat proposed to invade the
sanctiiy Of the telegraph Office. and pub
iish TO the world what in all honor and
dscsncy should never be revealed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
A CHALLENGE.

GoLp II IL. January %. 1877.
To MEssRs DEvINE MAOuiRR. RUSSELL.
AND OTHERS or niE "LEo-BRKAxER" 0Asa,
VIRGINIA; Notwithstanding cur defeat ~ In
the sied contest OF last evening. we, the under
signed, do hereby challenge you for another
race, for from $50 TO t2;0 . ride; ssid race 10
come OF on WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1871. 81
0 O'Clock p. ~. IN our Own little town, 81 which
plAeo We will guarantee You = good, smooth
track, q hearty welcome. and In short. q fair
racket - and we will further assure you thai
no dogs, hats or other obstruction vii D.
thros IN In front OF your sled. as WAS the case
with urs Last evening. and - which We aitrib.
ute eur defeat.
Respectfully. ETC.,
ja29 TIKI "SURPIisE" AM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
GENERAL NOTES.

The British Government. after ex-
pending about ESQ., 900 on an eighty
ton gun. has asesrtained that ii has been
experimenting with unsound ordnance.
The steel tube. Of which the bore Of
the gun consists. cracked about
three weeks ago. owing either to normpl
weakness or to excessive strain. IL Is
said that the gun can be retubed and be
% good again as ever but the Daily
Nses apprehends that ''tis gun. like
the boys knife, which first had u new
blade and then a new handle, will re-
quirs n new jacket rs soon NJ another
steel tube has been fitted to it." The
Anglo Italian ioo-ton gun meanwhile is
sound and unstrained.
THE Paa Nall Gazette has this com.
msnt upon Secretary Morrll's last re-
port : ut does rot make any prsten-
stems to the airs and eraces Of financial
genius ; It Is q sober and unadorned
statement /: but the substance Of it is 50
satisfactory that the form will probably
escape criticism" The compliment is
doubtless n pretty one. but the phrase
I" airs and graces Of financial genius "
10 about rs iatslligibls as. say. the
"~plsasantriss Of compound sddition.'
or the Consciousness Of tho n~ultiplica-
ton table," or the aesthetics Of logari-
thms."
TEE Rev. Edward L. Hale In a CON-
munciation to the Boston Transcript says
that there arc many inscribed rocks in
New England. but that there Is positive
evidence that the inscription on the
Dichion rock Was in existence l96 years
ago. while there is every reason to sup
pose that il was sven then very old
aatsrior to the settlement Of Plymouth.
The rock has settled to . much lower
level and Is covered By every high tide.
An Oconomowoc. Wis.,, paper has the
following advertisement for n runaway
daughter: ''Siolen. from the residence
Of Abel Crowfoot. proprietor Of the
Fremont Mills. their eldest daughter.
Thirzah. II the snsaking thief will re-
turn her to her former happy home, and
not drag her into misery with himsslf
any further. he viii be suitably rewarded
by being sst up in tho boot business in
good shape.
TIE Indiana Dem ocrats IRE turning
thar attention to reform. and begin nat
unlly BY attacking the appropriations
for educational purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
NEW

IOWA MINING COMPAyY.-LO-
cation Of principal place OF business, San
Francisco. California.
county, Nevada.
Notice.-rhere are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF as
sessnent mo. o. levied on the 10th day OF De-
cember. 1915, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF tho respective shareholder. a.
follows:
NAmta. No. CcrtfE. Rha. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

Asorur. pagilis. has suceanbsd to
entertaining and bad habits. Like all
the rest bs died Of consumption. His
nam. vas Hugh or 'Butt" Reilly; place
ef dscsass. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
Tie oold Hill Daily News ins

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It IL
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

VIRGINIA CITY.
vNHHRE WILL BR SOLD ACCORDING TO
Law, al public a~nction. to the Highest bid.
der, for cash, United States gold coin. the fol.
lowing unclaimed freight and baggage. 70 cover
charges accruedi
Zenovlch. conslmee-0ns bundle bedding.
oorman 4 Forrest-Two birfsls and ons case
OF plaster.
Levi Smith. consimes-Three barrels whisky.
l.. Davis. consignee-One boz r soap.
Alex. Cairncs. consignes-One Dor hardware.
Mrs. MeAulin. consignee-One sewing ms
chi.e.
Mrs.. Lyde, consIsnee-Ons Dor n q Roods.
X. GuIssappa, c0nsimoe-Ons basket and cts.
ID. Munday. consignes-one box msrchan-
diss.
R. K.s,ins, consisnse-rwo barrels scale
compound.
Tnng Hung. conslgnee-Opc bale blankets.
frsnk Hughes. couslsnee-One box supdries.
y. Donahoe. conslgnse-One roll bedding.
Mrs. O. l.. Remington. consignee-ons case
drugs.
chandlse. one trunk.
Y. BETA. conslanee Ono grar-wheel.
John 0ibson, consignes- One bundle baggage.
Arch. Nell. consianee-One bundle BLANKETS.
J. Erwin, consigpee-0ne bundle hlantsts.
william Morris, consignes-One chest NOR.
chandise.
John Ingram, consignee- One dozen brooms.
n Brulsr, conslgnes-One black bag.
James M%e0rsgory, conslgnee- One bundle
blankets.
dls blankets.
william RILEY. eonsigpce-ons nsttrsa.
0eorve X. Roeers. conslenee-Ons trunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
DISSOLUTION or coPARTHERsnIP,

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN eopartnerrhip heretofore existing between
Charles smith. frank Mitchell and Ferdinand
Gust. under the 1rm name and style o. q.
SMITH a CO., IN keeping the Minsr.' IIcmc
and Restaurant. Gold IfllI, l. this day Dissolved
BY mutual consent. Mitchell and Gust will
continue the business IL the same place, and
ars fully authorized 10 settle all the accounts Of
The late frm.
CHARLES SMITH,
FRANK MITCHELL,
FERDINAND ousT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
RGiMsTEIN a WOLF.
CAUTION.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO rHR
"A undersigned sre hereby warned not 10 pay
any moneys duo M 20 A. A. PUTNAM here.
amer. ~ he 10 no long 2 authorized TO act % my
agent OF collector. All moneys due me must DO
paid slther 10 CHARLES TohRARR or 70 my.
self personally.
ooh hii' jan " isW. Jsom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES KNOWING THEMSELVES
indebted to us mus, call aud seit'o
IMMEDIATELY. for too long credit makes bal
friends.
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DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.
DISSOLUTION or coPARTNERsHIP.

TUE O0PAITNHRsITIP HERETOFORE
existing bstwecn JAMES T.. 0hIDDLH and
ALfRED TfMDY, under the nrm name and
STYLE Of 0ribble 4 T.mby. In keeping the new
this day disrolved by mutual consent. The
business will be hereafter conducted al the
same place by Alfrrd Temby. who will assume
all the debts and liabilities OF the late nrm,
and is fully authorized 10 receive Ind receipt
for oil moneys due 'aid hm.
JAMES T. ORfkBI.R,
ALfRRD TkMBy.
Gold IIill. Jan. ~. 1879. jais Inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29
FULTON FOUNDRY
ON THE DIVIDE.

TINE OLDEST ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY
L In the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-29

TEE Indiana Dem ocrats are turning
their attention to reform. and begin nat
unlly BY attacking the appropriations
for educational purposes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-10
Summons.

TERRIToRY OF IDAHO, -
County OF Boise. In the District Court for
the Territory of Idaho. Second Jvdicial District.
David Coughanour, plainrTfI Marks Schmidt
defendant a.. .,s ... t.z....-.,
'TO MARKS SCHMIDT: IN THE
u nape of the people of the UHited States In the
Territory OF Idaho: You are hereby notified that
there is file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District of
said Territory in Idaho City. coanty OF Boise the
complaint of David CoughanouF. deman ing judg-
ment againJt you in the sum OF - 507 90 u. s. Cur
rency, and inteaest on $4,000 from the commence
ment of this suit Mt the rate of IL per month
certain promisscry note made by you to l. g. Weller
and Louis Fuid. for the amount of 81 000.00 dated
at Pa"erville September "a. 1875, the particulars
being more fully set forth in copy OF complaint
served herewith. And that unless you appear and
answer said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof If served within Boise county,
and within twenty days If served out Of said county,
but witAn said Judicial District. and within thirty
DAYS If served out of said District exclusive of the
day of service) judgment will be takan against you
by default in the OF So 01 90 and costs of suit
- In testimony whereof T. A. l.. Richard
IN son. Clerk OF said District Court, have
80 b6reunto set my hand and affx ed the seal
of saiG Court at Idaho City, this 2lst day of Febru
airy, A. d. 1877. A. l.. RICHARDSON.
Clerk OF the District Court
BY GEO. W. RICHARDS. DepRty.
Jonas W. Brown, attorney Car plaintiff.
March IS 77-60d.
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|luhp semi.}neekIg Mprld II
Published
.,esdays &c Esr1Caay@,
BY THE

Il Idaho World Printing Company
EVAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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Book, in my line, not found in my stock
], on order, be procured in the shortest possible
eastern pricAs-my facilities for SO doing being
\ Fle and expeditions. lJune IL, 1871
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Redemption of Boise County War

rants.
RHOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will on Monday, the 21st day of
May, A. d. 1877, at 12 O'Clock, NJ, of said
day, at my office in idaho City, Boise
county, /. T., offer at public auction the
sum of One Hundred and Fifty l$150.0O
Dollars to the lowest bidder therefor in
County Warrants of said Boise county is
sued and registered prior to January,
1862 II. w. ToMPKINs,
County Treasurer
Idaho City, May II, 1877.
, 1877-05-18

5peespa Nsposeh to zhs 1,tbunA
RIIox. Wis, May 17.-DY tho timely interfer.
enco OF a light rain about o'clock this morning,
deaatrons condagrntton at Oshkosh was aFcttod,
after the destruction Of Docs mill. warehouse
and 1umbcr-yard, together with row Of locacs On
Pearl street, occupied by mill hands. All asten-
tcntton was concentrated In saving Clark's match.
works, on tho opposite s!do Of the straet. This
was accomplished by supcrhumau efforts OF tho
citizens and nrt,nen, with tho aid Of the rain,
which wet shinGs down aomowhst. The dre was
therefore conancd atuoht exclusively 70 the prop.
crty Of ". II. Doc and abont ten acres of piled
lumber. Lose about $50, 0o0-Se0, 900 on the Mill,
SO, 600 on lumber, and go. 600 on dwelling.
houseA and damage 10 plAning.ml11 and dry
house; Insured for &5. oo9-Sl@, 600 Oh tho rl.ls,
SO, COO on lumber, and %, 600 On dwellings. etc.
WINoSA, MirN.
Rpectaf D'sposca to 1as 1nSaxe
W1xoHA. MIMI. May 17.-Ahoutb s o'clock this
evening the fFcfght.houso and elevator OF tho
t'seon lay t& Minnesota Railroad, opposite this
etY. were destroyed By 1se, toec.her with ton
freight 500 barrels Of our lslt By tho steamer
belonging TO Paul lIuetncr, Of Fountain City.
c'crate. otAy. Estimated loss 800, 900 10 $1o0,
GOO. The capacity Of tho elevator was 14D, 600
bushels: 1t was onc nf the hest elevators on tho
A HmalI honee owned BY Matthew Higgins, In tho
inosa,hg: n III fnlly ~ a.1teS. dseaafuI % sa!e re. .
vailed. anI she a1smcn did splcndld sevieo in put
K Committee from the Board Of Trade OF L.
Cros.o Waited Winona day to inspect the sys:sn
Of Water. Wotka In use hero, and were shown
atout Tho ctr bY Mayor Simpson and tue Commits
exhibition Of tho value Of she worka for dis.pro.
tectlon.
, 1877-05-18
CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO ys. E5NctNHAff,

AHAGAoU vs.. CINCINNATI.
Ns,sa&cA 70 Cincinnati Enquirer,
HAsHrrorox, D. t.. Mar 10.-The Interview
In tho Enquirer Of yesterday. wherein the Ctncin-
nail dtstilfers endtavof 10 explain why theY are ab
soEutaiy honest, and why whisky can be eotd no
cheap By shsm, has attracted tho attention Of In.
tcsna1 Revenue experts here, The Intention Of
the Department was called to the Interview tn .day
By Chicago dtstlllcs. who makes the following
pertinent statements:
Mr. Hobart says tbs Chicago dEstfIleEs uee "a.
jectcd grain. and therefore 90 not get as la.ee
yield. Tho an1wer II, this rejected grain costs
from 6ve to to 10 cents per bushel less than No.
gtAn and the records Of the internal Revenue Dc.
psr,nent thow thAt the yIcld from ntty.six pounds
Of grain, tueh as 70 used In Chicago, ia ~ great
the yield from the sano nun. bcr Of pounds Of
Chicago datler cannot aIoEu to selI the eanc kind
Of goode ~ low BY are to elx ecnta per gallon.
NJ, o;s :tsss th.t y w'qss 9, sse 9aused b. shs
l. gagged at teiapetatute, etc. which, for GER
IAN number Of wins gallons. Rive- . Raln Of ono
sag + esuanp spy
vcfy donbtful: The regulation. forbid = Osuger
from fllne barrel when he ind. uron lnspee!on
Ind tho Temperature Of the asmoephcre Of is De.
g1eca IN which case correction Of tho torty-iour.
gallon esxe cited woula not b. greater than one.
!alue l. saken II the dlst'llesy. how does the
dumping GauEer At the reettfylng houss ntoid
observing, II also, II he does. N tbe law and
regulations require he slsall do. where In there amy
gn!n 10 either distillcr or rrct!det1 II he does
not hnw does tho teetldes get rid OF an inevitable
DO their duty. A. they clearly do not this matter
will soon ceaae to be = bona Of contention, and
Chicago and Cincinnati In this rctpect Will ba put
that the EeelnerB In Cincinnati are willing to pay
him for srtlts On an inspection which gives them
fso,n to Ts r. f nsr,sl ths
than the public arc ready 10 bel!e7c them 10 be.
, 1877-05-18

JispdfcA to Stp FORK Htr1id.
Loxpox, May lb.-Tho policy OF tho Turkish
nayJ now seems 10 bo to dorastatc Tho northern
md oaslesu coast Of tho black Sea- good care being
taken. however, to give sebastopol, Odessa, and
Poll wlde berth. It IL officially announced from
81. Petersburg that on May !. Turkish squadron
bonbardcd village near sookeoom hale, 4 Black
Sea port, 10 the northwaEd Of Poti. in Abkasts.
Near this point, 1t Ia reported, ], COO CtrcossIaas
wers landed. and that the commander of the nns-
sian fortress at sootgoom. .KaIo scnt . detachment
Of Cossacks aud militia In pursuit.. Tho Turkish
Ironc!ads, ak In number. ceased t0mbarding tho
adjacent village, and took up their postlon OF tho
fortfess Of soekGoom' Kalo on May II, With tho
evident intention Of attempting It's destruction.
rho commander i well prepared with torpedo.
& as4t po: ss
;tnfxsd s.tfx on thi ishc NY b ,s I'll
Nousangous. ono Of the lott.e.t of tho Caucasian.
and o?s T a os1 1fai5 ~
ne1t e '9e "a: III ne1t point q s,taek wtfl =
Of Chardak Point Lighthouse: Then Naeepsouko
viii be hombarded, SITTER which an attempt viii un
tered G.tbos nese ths no norsre.seTn @ e4tscty If
i:y: dss.nj.k M ~: l hle*s;sI: r xe'' rsetes!:a
port+ Hut landing can be effected 1t Mrsslp, \
coast village 10 tho southea4tward, whonco lhcen.
tx can b approach ad the hoIghts southeast Of
tae town oceup!cd;' The important TORN Of :snapa
pst1e, 1 - i l. thS poft Of The en.lrs ts!s!' ,.
stretching d Tho Don. A landing cannot bo ef,uet:
I'd hers. bcchuae tho gsFstsons Of thrco st!ony po
slt,ons, inlsnd from Anaps; can be readily con.
suaes severely from bombardueAt. because. trun,
tts position on apronontot5, The western Side Of
tho Eown 10 xposcd to tho hTa Ut lcnTy KuHs+ The
Turkish cruise OF doYa1tatioa vii! probably cca.s
a An4pa tceauso the toscag Of kelteh stEn!t Into
It il nut Improbable that Tho Au'.iaus wquld deib.
erately lesre she paa.aso open 10 order 10 tempt
would 30 promptly added to Tho llussian naval
ssFces 10 the nlaek sca. There sEo no points
along the south coast Of tho Csimea worth tho ex.
pcnd'tu!a Of coal and Ruupowder to destroy. Con-
ssqasatls Me may l1ok fof soneen;1.tton m 2! tho
simply. a. a blockAdiny ssu.dron. A dtsoatsh
from Keschcnen says; 1.-THE Turkish squadron L.
expected Oh She CffmeA on account OF symptoms Of
dIiAQtftlou among Tho Tartar ChIsf6.n
, 1877-05-18
THREATENING LETTERS.

D4sxxFoaF. Ia. May 17.-Tbese has been Dis.
putc betwcen the two German churches Of MuseA-
tiuo GU tho question OF TslnIty. and much evil
feeling has been tngende.sd. On tuesday, the
kev. Ar. 6taFcke, ono Of tho p&stoss who denied
The Triaily. received several anonymous threaten.
tnx 1etters, which ~ess published thla morning.
This il one Of thenas
p. ktArcke, Of tho German Churca Of Inhdeis: rou
hsl. haund. el4Ax Out from AHacatIna EQ4f breath
!nse.s!nS cnr Ra{e aad 9olJ a9ftslPss Yen ~ 4,
q fouf ehS.sh. .n1eabsts s.o belong Il y%oH Cyl Do aot
1eava II sire. 81 h*tp % The thfse united oed xhe
70 sSout - goa q ihs er@sa zsisSp q Ill: ~
4 LKAur8 OF GkkxAx CA1laT14xa.
The following W&s In 1eFmAu.
Patsuu stsreke, dou't think Il Y fun. an sorrJ
that you eant 6nd the Hoy ohost. fou uiu9t !e4re
Tbs following MA seat to III. J. q. 1foeh1, one
OF tho members OF Mr. 6tascke's church:
III. llpdhl; II Nr 6tsrcko loes not ieasa tho city
70 muIt sune5 a hckeac. wo wo uaio yoa ~.
iod'l tools Will punish Ioa at The daJ Of Judgment.
TaIa back md repent This toy pIsrer q Je1ua tho
hut Nr. Staseka does not intend to b lutiml-
dased in that way, md will remain In Ausestthe.
, 1877-05-18
MUSIC.
Two Concerts Yesterday At the Handel and
Haydn Festfval in 1oston-.-Comments !.
upon tho Programmes and Their Performs

rxo coorc,,. vc,t.r.,.x ~ ~. .,o,a., ,h
Haydn re.tivai in no.toa-..commsat. aas !.
upon tho Programmes and Their rsrform-
.nce.
drew out smother audience hardly smaller than that
Of LAST evening" Tho seats for tho ct,oru. wsrc thu
oa'J oaes .,, III 1ho nen not nl'ea. ina programme
wAs mi'eclianeoaf' and called Into tsqut.tton or-
shs. shosa'' sna 81 s :olo,;t. Tho mort
%",s snton, ~ raonta !au .! ~ ma .t1'
d.. ~ aa'sss -1 ~ ~. sas! ~
and pu, @ and ss"s sas pssssp. s not eIea
pews. III, I'M msno * , too. " d s1seeat q. o.,
Ii: :lasins sseitsd showed ts:. no dissppointnsat
on ths rrogrsmms hat especially deserved 5oties
wese tho new choral works. "aa'es'lo'' Palm"
form md style. An alto solo Is followed BY
ana aeeoaa tsno1s' Or ana oa.sss. theirs Ssos no ".
Pa.io. saoas ~ nhs q s
sscred musie In III. enr,r ns,t Of Tho
.teh,s.,.h ''- ,..sn,r ~ A' R4's t,,..s,,,sm .s
but popular % sualeueo woala t.
bo.sd by Il Il II found y psaes fssausn,., op
i''Noei " il 70 Interesting butjnot great wpfk,
chorus hss aat t.tle 10 d.. i vas sssotaai5 e. e.
ssred. and wtll 10 Eddy heard s9sin: The PEI.
T. sas va -, ct 1ess s9aa, ss
no means 70 good. T4c chasus, containing i
Gfese asnY ut 10th sexes whe eaanes
El'e. up tae!r afternoons; W. thin. and.
had les conadencs aud stumbled more frequently
rhe soso!asa wrfs q! ~ good voice, and taus with
, 1877-05-18
CUBA.


uH9UcCk48fuL NxdoffAJIoN4,
HAVANA. Nay 1.-THE mysterious moremsnts
Of IN American Catholic psisst, Df. Pope, hAya
attracted attention. II sppsars that Ur. Pope,
whilo on h'a wsy henes 10 uagn, had n Interview
With ahs Captain. General and authorities. Tho
doctor tssd 10 gain the confidence Of The Cub&a
leaders, but ma suspected. 1tls supposed he In
tended 10 sct n Ko+bctwsen.
FINANCIAL
Thu Government has Suspended the eals Of gold,
~ the expectations Of tho Tseasu1y were net
realized. Tho daily yelling Of gold In small guam
titles prompted rather Than &bAted street specutA
tloa.
SMUGGLING.
An s1teusife smuggling isaud Ii tbs caxtom.
, 1877-05-18
SPRINGFIELD,
COLLECTOR MERRIAM.

dpxc|d1 Nspd&cA 10 1hs 7f1oHHE
HrnixoTlELp, IT., Asy l7.--CollectoF Merriam
returned to-day fsor, Washington, and IL confident
Of retaining hIs office, sesult which gives great
aatlsfact!on here. Messrs. Mitchell aud shFtaEes.
OF the force Of noseuuH A2cntl. who
have been here tor somo days, 1eft
tn.day. Capt. WhlttrId IL stilt hero, but
10 quito sick. and Nj. iIerr Of tho Secret scrrics.
remains 10 carc for hiul.
Tua xlLLlSa.uP pnocxss.
Mr. Herr statcs that In Peoria was discovered
process Of nlnG up similar TO thst recently d!sSoy'
Tho barrels bonv LETT not quite fall 10 al With al.
cohol. thus greatly increasing tho proof wh1le not
greatly lpc.c2atng tho ba(k ct tho eoutcAA,