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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17

ENrnAIic. AT the Austin Baths there
- : Chinsmsn. vho soss BY the Tsa.
tonic name Of Hans. aud Vho follows
The occupation Of boo,blsck. The other
day . brother Celestial passed The shop.
end derisivsIy called Has . tuna me.
hing.htlo. which 10 Chinsss for boot.
blsck. 10 which Hans Immediately 70.
piled 10 good. solid Enelish. "you 20 10
boz, you ra!.saling scrub. - Kcvef;!s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17

General Battcrman arrived 10
Austin on Friday last. He went
there TO visit the Lodge Of Odd Fol.
lows. Hs WA expected v 90 70
Eureka yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17

CArALErsy.-A Londoe letter to
the New York Times eontAiss the
following reference 10 . remarkabls
case:
Miss Annie 0oodale, the actress,
died three weeks ago. Up 20 yestsr.
day she Vas not buried. The corpse
- warm and limp. and the features
- soft and mobile - when in life.
Several physicians have examined
her and have ordered that the body
shall be watched night and day. The
poor lady 10 evidsotly in . trance,
but whether she Is destined to come
TO life It 10 impossible TO say.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17

Reno shows . disposis.os " mosop.
sliss every thing. Now they boas,
OF having the Chicksn.pox. Il 10 but
. sep 70 the u,unps, and who knows
how soon they will have the measles
there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17

fiscatorlai Club II not Tor the Fish
Commissioner himself. We quote
from the Silver State Of April IA:
In Northern Humboldt, about . dozen
miles from the Bartlett Greek miuss
there IL q beautiful sheet OF water
known ~ summit Lake. 1t abounds 10
several varieties Of ash. Amoag them
mountain aud salmon trout, the latter
resembling the fab OF that name for
which the Ttuckee IL noted. A gentle.
man from the vicinity OF the lake reports
that the fishermen resort TO oil sorts Of
methods TO catch the hsh. which are ",
quite abundent in the lake and its outlet.
but will not be much longer II the whole.
sale slaughter u the 6nny tribe nov
carried on Ii permitted to DO continued.
Nets: spears and giant powder are the
articles used in killing tho llsh, though
they are prohibited for that purpose by
the laws Of Nevada. Summit Lake q
over ono hundred miles distsut from
this place by the Travelled road, and the
authorities hsss cannot take action 70
prevent the slaughter. % no CON plsints
have been made. II this ILLEGAL msuner
Of dealing with the huny tsibe 10 uos
suppressed before, the ueIt Grand Jury
that y called to0eihss shoold iSquiee
into the matter and present the guilty
parties. II any there ere. Tor mic.
dsmssoos.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROOFS wilt Bc
received 1t the ONCE u the City Cierk up
% SATURDAY, THE 2lsr INST, at 8 O'Clock
,. n. OF that day. for building . eisiern on
Minnesota street. between si.th End seventh
streets. II the following dimensions In thu
clear. via Sixteen feet long. BY twelve feet
wide. aud eighs feet deep. The walls and bot
tom 70 6e OF stone ito be furnished by the city
ADJ the side and end walls to be not less thsn
eighteen inches In thickness. The whole 10 Is,
thoro ashly csrnented. and guAfanteed to hold
esteYs - -
The Board Of Trustees reserve The r. sbt IN
reject all bids
ALFRED HELM. City Clerk.
Carson City, April u, 1871.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17

MuLns zoe CALivoRssA. Says the
Silver State Of April IL:
Two car loads VI line mules, raised
In tho vicinity Of NJ, Louis. Missouri,
and Owned by William Ash, remained
over here Yesterday 10 feed and rest.
They are being taken 70 California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17

BORN.
10 this city. on sunday. April rs. TO the v,f.
Of Matthew Riucksl. son. - =.
"A ss~ srinile. says Aieci. the smart. By eur
side.
"rnels Matthew IL showing bis age:
And II sigma are worth counting. he proves 10
his friends.
Hss been many year ON the stage"
No. The diFrsncs twtss Matt aud t. bu,,ocH
n thtss &@
That srech ming IN this one JUS, born.
Ha Rinchsls arc all on his own houest hands.
While the ballock. ere al on his horni
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17
NEW TODAY.
MUSIC LESSONS.

q. A. l. Waite, or Nsw York
AV1 city. has srrived In Carson and 10 pre-.
psrcd TO give Plane Lessons ct moderate rates.
for full particulars apply By mail or At this
once spiTms
, 1877-08-07

fFefsW E&bdtfhff n TAf 1Ff3HhS,
SEw YoRK, aug. 7.-Johu Wright, a colorcd
1lostlcr employ in the livery stable corner Of
Lexington avenue md Thirty-second street,
rushed tnso tile policc asatlon to-nigiit aatl In
formed tho police that he had seen man
murder woman on the stoop of NJ.
a0 Lexington avenue, house regarded a.
onc Of ass!gnatton. Wright said TIC WIS stan,l-
Ing In the stablc-entrancc wien no saw tho
woman go up the steps. At this moment
man who had been apparently waiting for her
h}rauN forward and struck her several blows
will an ax Or llatehet. The woman fell In
pool Ut bloo1, and tic mnn walked hurrtctliY
teward Second avenue. Wright followed titn d
shutt DISTANCE, but gayc tip the rhase and took
~ the station. The poliee at once made luvcsti-
CATION. They found that al tho housc, NJ.
handsome widow, Mrs. Frank Iiol,nes, arci IS.
had been living for some flye months. She hui
hgcn cash(er In the boot and shoe storc VI
Thomas Clark. Sixth ayenue and Thirty Second
street. md while there Clark became enan.
oreA Of her. and uttered marriage,
which was refused. Clark traced lIcr
to the house On Lexington avenue, but was re-
fused Mimlttancc. Then he began 10 hang about
ttle place tor hours at 4 time, sitting patiently
Ut, tho railing In front Ut the itYery.stablc. lie
represented to the hostler that lie waa detcvt-
iyc detailed to watch questionable houses, ntd
hence nothing Was thought u Ills stranga con-
duct FOR . month past hts vIsits wrrc irregu-
lar: To-day hc aaw Mrs. {Iullnes on the street,
and lNluwctl her. She ugatn scpulsetl lin, anil
be laid IN wait for her with tho result US glvun
BY Wright. The wonlans skull fs fractured,
and Cue caunot live. CLARK has not 1cen caI.-
tureQ.
, 1877-08-07
MISCELLANEOUs.
rANA OUT l'OonLy,

Special bhaofeA to 7Ae Tribune
WAsh1aoToN, d. G., Aug. cit appcars now
taat inc reported asscmblage Of statesmen at
tha sulphur Springs to arrange future po)ltIcd
combinations In connection witt, tho ucxt House
has little foundation IN fact. MANY OF tho
statesmen said to DO there aru In Wasbinpton
and 1t Northern Watering places. Col. burkc.
OF Now Orleans, tho alleged custodian of thn
Foster and Stanley Matthews Letter. i. indcsa
thctc. bus he denies that ho has any such paoera
10 exhibit and aascrt4 that llis visit IL entirei~
toI Acaith. Tho only approach 10 q pojIticsi
combination ls the campaign for tho Duor.
kccpcTahp Of tho ncxt House, Ii snneers n
have bccl commenced by tho two Iestlinv cnn.
tcstants, Mat. Wealderluin aud Col. McCpf,
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
ID 1LaxiiNo1os. .i, ~, Aue. .A-The election passed
91 9i quietly. bue full vote was poicd- Tatc,
{Dem.b 9,lG9; Taslton iRep. i,u;0 for Cnranar. n
DELPHI t1lc.u.l, l,y6l; Hall Gnd.}, :El5, s'
Tho chief interest In the clcrtlon wss in TIM
race Tor tho Legislature III the City OF Lexfn0.
ten, resulting in . maturity Of $40 for Busn
I'm: aSa!ust l.lS Kspublleaa majority ia
1879, showing Democratic gain Of go.
LEXINGTON, Ky., Aug. l-Partlal returns
and reports Ut MsI sIotltIes Indicate TINT the Dsu,
jorty.
LOUISVILLE, ky., Aug. 6.-The workinQmcn
elect five out Ut sevcu candidates for tAr ErRts.
!atuEc over tho regular Democratic uouiuecs
for the City of Louisville.
TuE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
sp<etal DhpateA ~ Ta4 Tribune.
:, CoLuknus, o., Aug. 6-JudRe Wcst, Repub-
ltcan candidate fer Governor, will le In tho rity
o-naoFEow to consult With the SEate Executive
Committee u relation to the comin3 campaign.
, 1877-08-07

EMplrr-Dan DevjnneY,
I!Aic Ut game Two hunrs,
fifst basr W crFnfH-Louftrilc, 2; Chicago. q
Hnna carntd- Louisville, O; Chtca.n. !.
Ahfnber o! times reached first bare during Rauns
-h0n!sstilc. IL: Chtcaro. IL.
nt!lf callcd.oH llcv1in. II: on 1lradtey, ~.
Strikes caied-}H t>csiiu. d; ~ Ii,adfeY, 10,
lla"cs on called bslfr-spaIdinr.
Struck out--f3fadley, Z; pctcrr. Eccier. xn,t
CHM. 'e-~'' @"o
I"a.basc hlta-Elenn. 1fnlliran, and F1alt.
ihfec .1aHe h!la-a1tfcv, Spn!inc and Anson,
i.ctt on ha.e*~-lonsyI!tc. u; chicago. =.
Passed l'llr-Mctcy. /; Snyder, !.
gas IN ate*.Loul.vtlle. L. Chicago, II.
fEe. .A,!sscd-L0uisyiIlr U; csicayu j,
Double plaJs-Csnrrf, t:cFhatdt, aud Latham.
HtoWNs vs.. CINCtASATl4.
fpocfdf |'fstttfch 10 Tat 3fib,nt.
CiNCISNArt Aug. 6.-Thc St. fo,i!s 1rowns
won to-dny II, thc presence Ut the finest cruxtl
u the season by Blons's strength and Cum.
tn!ngs' weakness. The latter pitched tu the
first innlg, aud Was pasted By tho visitor. tor
two s!nglc bsse hits, unc twtt-Mlgecr, mud twu
thTce-hIcEcrs, which, with bad mutt hr Pike
o! fhrVw,i ball. let In flre ruue. Manning
pitched during the rest Of the game, md in
eight iHnlIlRs he was hit fur only six bases ut1a
oi which Was tlroppo<f ball butwccn rIke and
Addy, eltflcr Ol wloti Guild haye taken il, hut
iatlei Tor lear OF running lsto eac., other. t1l
the ninth inning Foley u,rumpllxl1e,l what f,aa
never tccil dDnc here; that u, a1tcr unkiny a
base hit, carried his run hy three s1l,cys,iyr lHttu
steals. throwing himself around Giant, at tit.
hey. i,nIne. .platr. Clamp relieved l,orrnn IN the
nth inning. The iarldins Ut Mcticars. Bt,otb.
aid Foley were features of The Eane.
, 1877-08-07
Tic Mississippi Democratic Convention rc

Tic Mississippi Democratic Convention re-
solved that
We favor granting snch aid az mny be extended
without violation ot tue C0naittatfon Of the Untcd
States nr departing from the established usagcs Of
the Government to the Tcxas Pacific Itarond, and
for rebuilding and keeping In repair the lcvecs Of
the Mitstsrippl Rivcr.
II was very we'll to nut In tho saving clause
TINT they only wanted stlrh aid ns "would not
yinatc the Constitution and tho usaRes Of the
tloTern1ncnt." It would certainly violate both
for tho Government to Issue bunds to build TON
8CoTr's road and its l,atf.dozcn branches
through the State Of Texas, OF to appropriate
money to rebuild md keep in rpalr tho leyecs
Of the Atias1ssippi River. Thosc lcyccs do not
belong to the Government, wcrc not CONSTRUCT
cd by IT, anil nrc not intended to tmprove tho
navigation OF tho river. They arc there IL pro-
text private lands from bccomfng too damp in
the spring, nn1 to prevent their Irrigation; coiI-
sclucntly, there Is no. constitutional require
ment on Congress to maintain aud keep them
in repair.
, 1877-08-07

6tE1'm WspAscA 10 1A& 3ff4uA&.
TORONTO. Ont, Aug. 8.--Voting on tho
Duh4h IcnpcFahcc act commenced hero to-
day, and 1t thu close of tho poll the yotc stood
l9J for md 8l8 agalnst. There was great ,lIa-
orlcr around tho polltng-boxcs to-day, The
taycr1'-keceEs and their ix|ends formed cor-
du,, at tllc cntranec, and known supporters
Of the bill caInc up thcY w0eu jostlel out OF tlc
crowd. Tho pull will bo open every day for
abNut slx wccks, and all who arc entitled will
have an opportunity to record their votes, Thr
passIng ii tho act will r|ose all salotlps and
ta7eFDs In The city. I.iccuscs will only bu Vrant.
e. to wi'olesaio dealers, allowing thsn tn sell
or uhe dozen huttlcs.
Bpfriai O.IatcA to 7as 74tauaA
~ tU;rrAwt. IA Aas. &-Mastia tie forgcr Of tho
was to-day ss,uu'ittvd fur trial. In consequence
Of thn forEeries tho Bank OF l3ritt.h North
Amcrle4 VII! shortly Issue new bills. Thu
aesgn IL sltoG.thrr clangc,i and wilt be moro
dtltteult to initiate tian the old one,
Tho Minister Of Marisp left Dorchestcr TO-
day toF Halifax, wl,err be will be examined b.
fore tho Fishery Commissioners.
Spectai fHEpatrA :. 10: :':'5an<.
HALIFAX, Aug. A-The Canadian Press
AsstSiatton exgnFsloaIsis, numbering shirty-ono
rrrxona, Including scFcr4l american journaits&s,
arrived here fortnight. To-llorr1w morning tho
Newspaper nca of thls city take then. ior
Commerce entertain thcna ou q steamer yt1itiuv
various polnts oE Interest. In thu evening thcY
attend tle reception It the Government House.
g ING Fishery Commission sat today aud heara
Of the British case. (;cn. Butler u expected
here III the yacnt america. ~~'~4
Spte'ai h.patca 70 1As Tribune.
SusrnNaioA DRIuus, Canada, Aug. e.-Tbe
body of E!iaa II. bromley, vi this p1ac., wa
found In Niagara River Ut Lewiston, Saturday.
i was Reported "Wednesday lat That III.
i, nfotnley ~ ny S COMPANION named Flanagan ha.
, 1877-08-07
FATAL FttACAS.
Special HEtNsfch to 71e 7tf4RnA

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 8.-At picnic held near
Gal,annu, In this county, : lew days ago, FREQ
light WAS fudulgcl III between parties from
Gallanna ansl a ncighborinR township, In whtci,
Lewis shtifcr was 40 badly bruised up that he
died shortly after. The preliminary hearing,
which was set Tor this morning, wns postponed
on account Of tho illness Of Dno Of tho most
Important witnesses for tho prosecution. Fuur
incn arc charged with tho murder. Sixty
one witnesses hare been summoned, n6d
tho. names Of twenty rlnre have
been fusn!stIcd. There ale 50 many statements
atoat with reference 10 the fFaens tl,at nothing
realaba ca!i ec given until tho witncascs arc NJ
asnlucd. It Is stated, however, that the eyl-
lencu Will place Dclano Boughman and Allen
DaEne IN = very UNI lcasant ptsltiuu. Tho af-
fair has created q profound sensation IN the
Eclghb1rhood, and 10 ta1ked Df OIL evry han,l.
There aru statements and countcr-st4tcmenta
on both sides, and 1t may be said that tho forth
coming Testimony under oath will bo very con.
alrttHs.
The deceased leaves = neither, who wholly
relied upon her sun for support. Tic funeral
services were held at Hal,auna yesterday, ami
wcrc rcFy largely attended.
, 1877-08-07
PERSONAL.

It Is aaid that Afr, Hapworth Dixon ID
shortly to publish now work on Lord naeon, and
Tint ho il going In for Tho Daconlan Authorship az
shakspcsto's plays.
The Now York 7'ines says that aa tho
no"s OF tho seloyer. Gould a0ray sprcad thronuh
Tho city there wns general feeling OF fcarotthat
The wa'loping Of Gould had been 20 private,
sansley owed his first Introduction to
England and his hsst engagement to Mr. II. r.
Chorlc5. then musical critic OF the Afhsnauns who
Glanced to meet tho young singer on tho Cont
ncnt' and was pleased with hia voice.
Sir Joseph Hooker, President Of tho noval
Society Of Great 1tfttaln aud Director Of tho Dotsn
lea! oatdena 1t Kew. II among tho distinguished
visitors to America lhis year. lIe comes m.tnlv
bridge.
Prot. Swing Is authority for tho statsmens
that Milton ssy'or, when In college, !ntouded 10
study theology. II this bo true, Say!es has s1Idten
back long way since his college days; ho II now
only IN unsucccssfal Democratic candidate for tho
epeakeship.
Tho Commander-fn.C Chief Of tho british
army has expressed himself son,swhat strongly ia
favor Of employing discharged soldlcss In Tho clytl
service. They know their place aud their duty.
an aro remarkably faithful Ia tho performance Ut
any srs*ice to which thoy may be assigned.
Mr. Townsend has discovered that Mr.
Garrett IL tho father Of tho rlot. tiIe has lIktte
or no knowledge OF huulan nature, " writes Towns.
eha, = and had cxperlmestud upon tts operatives
10 frequently and 10 successfully that be- bast no
1ooa sho5 could strlkc. At Lust they hAd no al,ct.
nsslTs but 10 mako stsike OF dIe,"
The divorce suit at Cambridge Of Laurn
voJee' Tho pretty scstess, against het husband.
saH'es iay1or. wealthy RostonIan, on the
k'uoha 'aat 9sJlos has grown 10 be = dEunka.d.
sha ~ ssfloa sImss beat, kicked, and stsu,pcd on
aef' " postponed Until the Octobcs term Of tl,o
eupse@e eoas 10 give both sides moro time for
Alr. Alden has discovered that the ayeraoa
fsht hot dangerous, except In tsse and peculiar
e"eu'hs'anees' 1T H. perhaps, Tho part OF pru.
deRce f0E man 10 decline 10 hold iohy ~ 80
tendef yesss. but no baby, when 6rnliv ur.,o.S
with both hands and held At arms length. necd he
uEcaded, especially II caro- u taken 70 hotd II
upside down. -
MEa Taylor, OF Eton Square, London.
refused to engage gorcsness bceause sha had bc~n
10 family tho head OF which was ..In trns. g"
Tue flct tseif ID not remarkable u thp nnh,tc,
Ton OF It In one Of the suall.fEy weeklies lste1x
sprung up In London. There has been deyelon.
n!ent Ut lata In british 5ouFnallsm fos which Nts.
pared.
The New York Tribune has singulazIy In
aeeuFats obituary notlcu of Nr. William D, Oedeo
!a which 1t says that ''hts residence, which was
1fane structure. was. by sudden change In the
Mlaa. &afcd fFom the general coalagratiou ln
4ofi.' and that "hts city property, which was
eoaslacfabic, Escaped destructlon" T4e reaidencs
N1effed 10 Wa that u Ms. Mahlon D. 0gdcu, aud.
s'hee AF. ". u. Ogden was ous Of the lssgcst !
oaaeFs of property On tho North Side, 1t can |
oe sait tnat he escaped tho geueral Loss.
bnk.
, 1877-08-07

Two ncw passcngcr-coachcs, with oil the latest
improvements, hasc Just been completed At
Michigan City, aud were placed ycstcrtiay on
tl'c ChIcago, Milwaukee l. st. Paul KaiIroad.
Two huudrcd new freight caEs hare also been
added TO tho rolling stock VI this Company dur.
lug tho last few dare.
The freight business OH tho various railroads
ecntcrtng n thts city Is unusually l1cavy at pFes-
ent, and q! tho roads have as inuch to do as
they arc able u handle.
=, Mr. ucorgt Copper, General Manager Of the
nt'ehos Ayrca Iste Of Snuth Anicrit4.. Is In
the city visiting his friends. Of whom Ile has
MANY III this section, ~
, 1877-08-07

0ALEsnuao. ILL.,, Aug. "a serious shooting
affray took plaee about 8 p. m. yesterday At
ellison, two stations from hero. On tue Peoria
Railroad, in which one man waa instantly killed,
one moFtslly wounded, and onc man and boy
wounded, By 4 tramp, who had catered the
house Of Ms. Charles Belden, rosilIug
1t Gnson. The family, on returning from
church, found tho house open. scArvh was
nisdo and the tramp found ia 4 oorn-fefd near
by, wl,o Immediately opcncl IRE With revolver,
Instantly killing MF. Bcldcn, MORALLY wounulng
Mf. Charles u. Cover, and woundiug Air. Jsii,rs
farkcte! IN the Ley. Also boy NAMED Keelcr
y the foot, which will have to bo auputstyd.
lie Killed two hurss4 and dog, aud tleu ma.ie
guod hta esczpc. The whols populace IL In arms
sna "a, aitet ht yet without success. bcldcu was
brick mason, aud formcrly resided here.
, 1877-08-07
WHY SUFFER DispEpTlc ToR7uR.s.

when tue fatlous rcIulator Of en'rrbtc.. aeti, q.
bilious "tntaAchr. jiostettcs's .ltttcrs wiI! euro
yon' Gould yuu read the tcstlmuny Ut the nlrtjud,
OF dyrpeptics whom It has cured. though you mlrna
Dc o. rkcpliras thr1,. you won!d he convinced,
s'!ustee OF III efficacy IL constantly multiplying,
anu thls relates mt nny to cares of tysoc,,-ia but
n1'o 'lTar complaint, co,salIpatfan urinary, un,l
ntestnc troubles atla h,alarIal !Isrdrrs The suc-
erss which has attended tho srrnt eiomathlc has
3Mcitra nnretnpuion. iartcs 10 manufacture rcau
thr genuine article lint ~ fa,,Iii,ar n thr f,iia
with tue real cltxIr, that tlc.r ,cfarous nttruv,s
arc rarely enecrs"iH'. ;cttlrr fmItatt,n ,,r cam.
cIE. ''- - ~ '''4"'" "'h"
, 1877-08-07
PASTI1lES.
Louisville Pauses In Her March Toward
the Base-Ball Championship.
An Obstacle In the Shape Of the Chicago
Club..-Score, 2 to 2.

BABE-I}ALI.
THE CniCAGos At LOUISVILLE.
CaAnfnf fAanaknk =. III sesxh

60Vc719 7Tfpaach n 73f 3Fi6VNF.
LOUISVILLE, H.. Aug. a.-Thc Chicagos won
very pretty game to-las, outplaying Louisville
su'1'scotly to make the victory very rrc1itablc.
In the frnt inning McVcy led of with three
haAcr, and came home on Anson's siagle. In
inc ssetpnd inning s2alding's thrcc.bascr,
bradlcJ's single, Glcnn's ttounle. I1altlnan's
SINGLE anu ta'ef' Ansons tlree-bsscr, ali com.
ing together. earned four runs. Errors 0ayo
tTo more r1'ns In tho sixth inning, and Louis
VILE got twu IN tho second and fourth Tint In
the fourth was made by Hall. who, getting In a
two-bnsc bit. stole third. and came homo on
McVcy'a b'undcr in passing foul Ito to Brad.
Icy while ~ far from tho plate that uaI beat
him to It. The Loutsrfilcs did not ibt Rrn.llrv
with much success. Tue weather was very fine
and the sport interesting. With COO persons In
attendance.
TIE tGQnEA
, 1877-08-07

Hut f'nE TnInuxE further nruc. That tho Demo-
etHt,s t:rccntmckcr. have dropped tho 'intctcon-
Serttt1r bHn!i p]un This II true. but not for the
tcnron fuk TntnuxE alleges.
Ant! 1t Is also true Tint tic 1owa Granger
Grccnl'atkcsB hare discarded tho humbug be.
cause thcv discovered that It Was Bcl,ctne Of
contraction mi would sweep ali the grccnlacks
9rOtn circulation.
, 1877-08-07
RAILROADS.


THE SrA0ARA-FA1.Ls MEETING,
There IL but little prospect that tho meeting
Of The Managers and General Freight ARrnt, of
tic railroads connecting with the New York
IT"l lncs will accomplish more than VIM
accomplished at tho previous two meetings.
As already stated. the meeting Is for the pur.
t<<c nf disldfng the business gnng oycr the
pool. llnea asnung tho Western ronnc--
sons, and tho feeling among We.tcrn
dcherat Freight Agents II against su:l,
arrangement because 1t Is mt feasible nor psac-
ticailc. The Eric and New Yosk Central Roads
arc allowed under the New York pooling
arrangement ca-i, q. per vcnt, or Cd Ter cent of
~ !he receipts irom iftigt.s, t,c Pennsylvania
taking - per cent. und the Nlltlmnrc 4. Ohio
tfe remaining PER cent. The Gi per cent Of
ut Ban4lo, nj which p,nt tllc b,slncs. for CHI
ra.u has to be divided asuung four or five lines
~ every Important rni1r1,al puint further West
Ill., te le' Increase, EcaenE out fo all directions
llkc tie 1rai,cl, of tree. Slcrty Of adjust
tncnt where ~ many interests atc inyolvcd Is
almost impossible, antl the managers bf the
western rt'ads greatly prefer to rest their clains
lor business IN the discrimination md judg-
nlGnt Of thy ehfppcra. Com,aittees were ap-
pof11trd nt the last meeting to arrange a salts
facttry percentage far tile various roads, but as
iar as can be 1rarncd tothiun has bceu done by
there Committees. Thcptotability now is that
tue }rs'linR arrangement of the New York
trunk lines will tc entirely rcarrangcd At the
time tho co1npart was entered ntu the Wcftcrn
of eg''pestions IT, s,,'', were gnposca to jox pool
difficulties must Of them liars changed ticir
mI!tnl, ansl nuw they tblmk pool ri all tho
Western roads under which tl.e disastrous com
ett1.n "t former rears viii rease, and the rates
e9rsent 19 tn p9l,' a nc eraahs w os
Tomorrow = meeting will adjourn without taxi
ing any actlon, a4d another mcctlng will he
called to ace whetlIer po,fng arrangement.
, 1877-08-07
DROWNED.

OMAHA, Ne6., Aug. 8.-AlbeFt Meyer, aged
e, while bathing !o the Missouri River 1t this
point yesterday, was drowned Tho body has
not 70 yet been recovered. Ills parents restdo La
- srnss0EinLD, Conn., Aug. 8.-Jsm.s r,
Dewey Of Chicago, member Of tho Hcs,Ior class
81 Williams College, wa& drowned at Wlllxms-
tuWQ4
, 1877-08-07

The ST. Eouis 0'ode-1emoerat wccps over tho
decline Ut basc-ball. attributing II to tho totnl
dcrravlty OF unsptrcs, uud recommending "an
automatic combination umpire, witi, stem
wlutscF mud time lock-" but then tile Same
paper once recommended steam iacxasscs for
fun-horns,
, 1877-08-07

NEWARK, N. T., Aug. d-The Vice-Chsnce1-
lor granted III tnlunetion to prevent tho Citt.
sens' FiFe-lnsuzance Company Of this cisy+from
doing furthes business, aud orlerul the COM
pany to show cause by the 10th Inst why the
injunction should uot be malu permanent The
4scta arc 1901 .91e liabilities, fel, H; capital,
&aU,ouA The pollcy holders Will b 1elusu1el.
, 1877-08-07

Accidents and crimes run through, tho Amert-
can nation like cpttlcEntcs. We ulay look for a
general burning up Of factories and poor-l,ouscs
With great destruction Of lifc, nnd general
skipping around Of short-legged men with
prodigious loss Of gore.