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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Sol I'm the New Geld Fields.

Charles Dougherty recently located
a placer claim between two others, in
Osceola, from which he extracted sew.
eral hundred dollars in a few days. 1t
seems that the ground was claimed by
other parties, who proceeded to serve
him with the following notice:
OsCEoLA, New, June IL, 1877.
Notice is hereby given to Charles
Dougherty, John Doe, Richard Roe Il
Co., that unless they vacate all ground
belonging to the Schoiield Placer Min
ing Co, within twelve hours after re.
ceiving this note, that they stay upon
said ground at their peril. You are
requested to move all movable prop
erty belonging to yourselves by sun
set this evening, Or we will take steps
to move it for you in such a manner as
will remove all doubts which may
enter your heads as to the origin of
this note. "60l."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19

Five O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at
the Hay Ranch, the little child Of Mr..
McGovern, "a section man on the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad, fell headfore-
most into a 10 gallon key, sunk into
the ground, which was used as a reser-
voir to catch water from a spring, and
when discovered life was extinct. The
child was aged about two aud = hal!
years,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Rain Wanted.

Warm weather and dusty streets
yesterday made everybody pray that
the clouds lowering over the town
would yield their moi sture and favor
us with a refreshing shower, but they
passed over without precipitating a
drop OH the parched earth; all OF
which proves that "the prayers of the
wicked availeth naught."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
From Oakland.

p. B. McCourt,s fan old-timer of Aus
tin, but now of Oakland, arrived in
Sunday evening and during yes
paid the SENTINEL a friendly
call. Mr.. McCourt is a member of the
wholesale liquor firm of Buck, Nc
Court q Co Oakland, and is travelling
in the interest of his house. A good
SQUARE man is Z. b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Notice.

A committee Of the Richmond Hose
Company, No. 8, composed of Messrs.
Gillen, Stewart. Wadish and McDer-
mott, will wait upon those who have
subscribed to the fund for tho pur-
chase of the hose.carriage and outfit,
to day, for the amount thus bestowed.
The committee desire us to state that il
any of the donators should find it nee
essary to be absent from their respect
i've places of business to-day, they
will confer a favor upon the company
by leaving the coin with the necessary
instructions in the cart Of a clerk or
an employee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
A JOURNALISTIC TRAMP.

Charles Dido, a correspondent of the
New York Sun, is walking on a bet
from Ogden to Sacramento, a distance
of 743 miles. The wager is $500 a side,
II. w. w. Prescott, of the Chicago
Tribune, betting that he cannot make
the trip in 20 days. At latest accounts
Dido was making good time and felt
sure of walking off with the coin. He
will pass Palisade Today or tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
The Rise In StOckS.

Stocks are up as was evidenced by
the throng ofinterested spectators that
haunted the telegraph offices and stock
lists at the saloons. The Great East
is in for it's share of the movement;
Raymond & Ely touching $40, Eureka
Consolidated, S2O% and Jackson $4H.
Let 'em boil; the boys at this end OF
the line can stand considerable more
of the anne
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
%

Hon. r. S. Clapp, ex-senator of Lin
coin county, honored our sanctum
with his presence yesterday. He is
just up from the Bay, and will spend
some days on the Base Range. The
Senator is looking we'll, and says he
got through the late stock collapse
pretty we'll, ~pecuniarily speaking
which same we are glad to hear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
The Double standard.

The silver question agitates a certain
class of Eureka's population. Adouble
standard is advocated, and in onse-
quence you get struck for six bits.
which compasses both breakfast and
cigar. The argument always opens
with the formula, Have you got any
silver about your"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Big Mining Suit.

A mining suit of considerable i'm
portance and involving what is now
considered property of great value
comes off at Beaver, Utah, OH the 10th
of July. Such attorneys as Tilford
and Sutherland are on n side. while
Judge Messick is one of the opposing
counsel. The suit is with the Leeds
Mining Company in reference to the
title to the Bonanza mine, formerly
owned by Cochina q Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Gaming to the Circus.

Major Stone, the genial whip of the
Hamilton and Phoebe stage, informs
us that there will be a large influx of
people from points south of Eureka
about the time that the circus arrives
in town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
The Very Latest.

The very latest news from Osceola is
to the effect that Tip Johnson, formerly
of Eureka, PANIED out on Friday last
q l6-ounce nugget. The premonitory
symptoms of gold fever are beginning
to crop out here, and il reports should
continue favorable, it is likely that
Eureka will have a force at the front
before long.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
t'urinuS Relics.

Superintendent Donnelly has re-
ceived some curious relics from the
ancient mounds of Missouri. They are
very interesting specimens OF the CIV
ilization obtaining among the extinct
builders of those monuments OF a lost
race.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19

A Stag pot exploded at the Eureka
Consolidated works yesterday morn
ing, scattering its molten contents j m
ali directions and making a report
louder than a Parott gun. The Stag
wheeler fortunately escaped without
injury,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
InnDEOXinG

We learn from ex-senator Clapp,
who arrived from San Francisco Sun
day night, that Mr.. Wermuth Is rap
idly recovering from his late illness.
He may be expected up in a few days
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
The Man Eater,

Mike MCGOWAN, the man-eater, who
used to live in Eureka, is again in
trouble on the Comstock. He tried to
eat up a saloonful of men, but before
he had finished the job one of them
showed a knife into his anatomy. I'M
fortunately the wound will not prove
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Commissioners of Deeds.

The Governor Of the State of Cali
fornia, William Irwin, has appointed
George II. German, Of Phoebe, Com
missioner of Deeds of that State TO
reside in the State of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
demonstrating.

Eiko is demonstrating against the re-
m'Val OF her land office to this place.
iney have out a protesting petition
ana OF course everybody signs il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Good Assay.

J. J. Edwards and Charles Cameron,
as we learn from the Refer, got an as
say from a sample of gold quartz from
Osceola which gave a value of S753 As
per ton in gold and $40 in silver.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
Coming Nome.

ratner Montoverde left Phoebe on
will Wednesday for Cherry Creek. and
Jay, Oath inst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19

The Carson Mint has lately coined
about $50, 900 in trade dollars, They
were shipped to the Bank of Califor-
MIA, San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19

Jonas Cohn, the celebrated clothier,
spent yesterday in Eureka en- route
from San Francisco to Phoebe. He
departs this morning for home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
In Town.

Hon. III. A. Comins, State Senator
from White Pine, was in town yester-
day. He m over on an assessing
tour along the dividing line between
Eureka and White Pine counties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
clAIRvoYANT PHYSICIAN.

MRS. DIR. P. r. STEPHENS, TIE
nj greatest ASTROLOGICAL. olsifvoysnt physi:
clan and test medium OF the nse has arrived
Main street, nearly opposite Bishop & Car.
~penter's livery stable. Past, present and fu-
turo truthfully delineated. Special attention
given to tho afflicted. Charges reascable.
Persons wishing to know their past. pres
ent and future, can do so by sending one
sex. my28t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
WANTED !!

SECONDHAND COOK-STOVES !
NOR WHICH THE HIGHEST. PRICES
T. will be paid, at the Tin and Shset,iron
Store of !. y. MAUfIN
Eureka, June s. 1877. JcStt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19

HAOs
XII opbir-W% 2oH 2OH 20Ab5
1I25 Mexican -l2H II l2b5
2i2o Gould IL Curry-l2 I2A I'm l2% l27s
so Best / BeIcher-24 2sH 24H 25A %
25T 251a 26h 1854 Il
1890 California-S5 35A 35M 35H SO
1910 SaAage-9H 9Y s4
1885 Con. virginia-So S5H 1914 80 s'A D
40 Con. vir%ginin-ssH 80 s5H s5H
i5 Chollar- ~ Al 40 AZ An
100 Hale 4 Norcross IN s7A IN So
100 90 Gown Point 81 ss So So 81 81
2525 yellow Jacket-l2s 10 1874 l3A 10 i
,oss5 Imperial-l3ocl% 1ioc 1850
100 Yellow Jackst-l3%
- Keptuck-6
E05 Alpha-l9 1871 1874 Is
800 lmperial-l3oc
30 Alpha-l7A
G1 Beicher-76M 6E
lies s. Neyada-5a 65S 6k "a 6k 6%
$40 { tah-20 1871 1917 1919 1917
oI55 Bullion-g4 81 o 81 bio % 0Lbl0
25J5 Exchequcr-oh 6s
80 Seq. Belcher-30
so O~yerman--23 "a p az 241 23h
1888 Justice-9a 10 1914 1913 l0h
IT'S Union Cun.-7H ~ o7A SbJ
lie ~Julia-4loc ~ 4 SIC "A 4j0c AZ
$50 Caledonia b SO 5z
100 Justice-lO4 lOs
Informal BOard-2:IO II. n.
Best and Belcher-%H Y
Gouid & Curry-li I3Is
Culudonia-5S
Mexican-l3l5 lSA libSo l31
Alnha-lSu l7ra
Jaiia-4n "A ij5c 4j0c
Grand Prize-lO l0s
Con. N~irginia-35sI0 80
llale and Norcross IS Lbl0 50 So
JusticU-l0A l0h
tiould and C~urry-lj ~ AZ l5a ID
ImDerial-lijc IL li5c
Yellow Jacket-I4s AZ IA ID
sarage-l0R I0A l0s IL
Contidence-I1a
Gould s Cnrry-l7 III III i7X
Best AZ Bclcher 49,
Evening lBoard.-3 II. n
IS Meadow Valley soc
10 Raymond x Eiy-l0
30 Eureka Con.-A2 J1
100 Jackson-is
80 Belmont Hoo
10 Rye Pateh-lx
$40 Leopard-3 2g0c
so Panthor-65c
1910 Noit hcrn Bello- 10 III l5M
lr0 H~ussey-2)c
900 Mn~nbu,tnn-SlEs
1910 Grand Prize-leA OK
4 40 Argenta-i Soc
llbO3 Modoc 225c 2i0c clio
l3b New Coso-2 2ijc
30 q. Chariot-l4 1909
y Empire-ls
4O Lceds-is l40c ltbc
]S0 Baltimore-l "a loo 5
k1Ub ). Aili-3z "a DC
20 ~Challepge-22jc 220jc
|slW Dayton-ll5c l2ie
|2i7j New York-75c 5Oc DOC
20 X. island-jOc
100 Occidental - Ia 22Oc
li2i Alta-ls Ia
3 on Lady Wasb.-2l ~ 2l0c
400 kossuth SOC 25c
VI ADdes-lZ lJjc l30c
90 Leviathan-l Hoe ll5c
so n. Con Nirginia-v0e 100
1910 Prospect-45c
$50 Tro an L, li5c
1000 ~PeytsDa-f0c
1900 Aipha-lT lt5s 1Shb
2Oi0 E~xehequer-6r TH
5lO Con. Virginia $50 $50
litJ j urtice-lUA IL l2r
1870 0phir-2i 2s'4 2i5.sD
30 Alpha 10 II
100 Savagc-ll llM
1875 yellow Jocket-ltT Il lib90
1875 Gould and C%urry-20 20A Is
60 Oyerman-2i % -
ID 0pbir-23s "a
20 Hest and Belcher- 32T
34s5 Calcdonia-6 81 6lE
80 CHlifornia-;B 3B4 S6S
1850 Julia-3h 5 490c
21o Hale and Norcross - So 10
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19

r EGAL BLANKS, OF ALL DESCRIF
i lions, printed to order ct tbs sESINEI
ofica
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
sroCK REPORT.

.. r.anciscO stock Exchange.
SAN FRANcIsCo. June Is.
uuformal BOard.-IO:2O A. M.
J~usticc-SHs
Ophir-l9h o
E~xchequer-6h
Mexican-llt1
s. Hill-3h
Best Il Belcher-0
Rest IL Belchar-2l1a
Hale Il Norcross-6
Bullion-9
Gould q Curry-ll%
Gould Il Curry-12'Ss
Bullion-SAs
Savage-SHs
Belcher-6As
Yellow Jacket-l2M
Justice-8s
Grand Prize-l0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AS
IN my Wife, Annie Dixon, has left my
home, and a suit Of divorce is now pending. l
will not be responsible for any debts OF her
contracting.
Eureka, Nevada. June ]. 1877 je6-S0d
, 1877-04-17
METROPOLITAN WHISKY.

Sudden Increase Of tho Number Of Inns In
the Zig Clttrs---1nquletudu Of tho Keepers
Of the Crnti,ur.
6p<e4al DtEpateA to 11s 7rfbHns
Naw York, April 18.-Ths temperance people
arc gathering evidences sEuInst various sa]oon-
kecpers here md In Brooklyn, but tho pol!rc
cannot 10 Induced to n,oyc. Tonight there was
a lasge meeting, ut wlcl. Chancellor Crosby
presided and spoke, tho object beiug 10 send
committee to Albany 10 oppose tho liquor.
dealers and pray tAo Legislature to leave thu claw
as 1t Is. On tho part Of tho dealers, ,nany aro
preparing to comply with tho iaw requiring q
man who sells liquor in amalf auaat.ics to
keep m tnn, In whirh thcra shall bc acconmo-
lations for three or mora travelors. Oue enter
pristng dealer iaa arranged Tires bclls in Lis
suluou. Another has llrel stable mar hts
saloon, put up some buHks, calls its place i
'Iutcl, and charges $l0 night for the
pFiss pt hSe.hesa.. Sv WE,Is ns', ;"'' Of 'Ms shs
sort arc pretending 10 b. free from anxiety co,,-
eernng what the Corporation Attorney, Mr.
Mundy, or Oliver C01ter viii tt0, their frequent
reference to these persona bcttay \ ,1egsec u
concern they cannot hide. Some. 1T tl'uln SAT-
they haYo been assured by tho Mayor thai 10
suits have been Instituted against tlle ucalcrs,
hut TINT all interference WILL be suspended until
tlIc Legislature shall decide whether the law OF
1857 thal! remain In force OF .scsatnsnacd 10
legaltzu the acts Ut tho Excise Commissioners.
, 1877-04-17
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Strike ol tho Engineers on tho Philadelphia
4 EpHAlnE.

Strike or tho Engineers on the Philadslphla
4 Rpndnx.
Special Dfsca&ca 70 ~ 7s1buR<
Pu1LApELril!A, Pa.t April l0-All probability
Of reconciliation between tho Phslade1plla tE
Reading Railroad and Its Brotherhood EBgtuccrs
mas removed to-day by u putlisncd statement
OF prus!dent 0oweu, to tho effect that tho war
upon the unIon men In ltts employ admitted Of
no compromise. The preparations nlads by ].
E. Wooten, General Manager Of tho road, on
Sunday night were ~ complete as possblu under
thecrrusnstanccs, and kept tho passenger.traius
today rupnlpg Oil time. Tbs coal-tsasns gu the
main line, and several frelght-tsalus on tho
upper latcra1s, dti not run fur want ol engineers.
Ia an Interview with ME. Woolten tonight, he
stated that nearly the who!s schedule Of ths
main l|ne aud branches would be filed to-
mustow, new engineers and 1Ectnen to tbs NUM-
bcr Of about ~ having been sent up from this
city. Severn! engines wers "busnt out" at
Harrt,bn1g, Kcadtns, and Ptr'.ion,cn tsis morn~
Ing on as.s'nnt It tia inexperienced men lust
employed, entailiug upon tho Company loss
nj A'A..l t4auJu. Itc striker, ~e,e }oincd 10
d4y bY t~suty toni nsun iilru from the Norris
tusn X GsrusapsoWu Branch, au4 eighteen con-
ductors sud b5akemcn from the maa line.
, 1877-04-17

fhfffFsfhFfR
should b. broneht TG tocethef IN ons Lojy nj thc
t;enerei A'aemhiy sha.. contributed should rara
ind thns rurn,rnos,rf shnul; eomnose thn eongictt
IN thn en-orifoats byanchsa Of lie tio,crnment
hce * 70 ~ To- h;s ILL., mss
undesrt"od 10 emsnstc fro,n ths prcsiden.. and 10
embofy h. IDEAS oi what va. just I'D equitable.
acceIc reotran,tstion nf the ierjs,sturo on tbls
basis IN dsferrnco to III. pres1dsnt'a wishes even
III + = Sons '1sed s;1rs ,s; andog9 i5s
III rre:iJcnt.s ,tandp6nt hit sny ather
i.cg,siatt,e ts,ticment ron,, work injnt..ee 10
II moi clIcyes thnt ,hs Admin1s;ratlo mona :ane.
lion iniu.tIees Ths HnnaIj;cane sero wilItng to
:SItnlt tie claims - Of sbstf Suite Uo1ctn.nsnt 70
die4te1 tit '1I" Hrn. ~ NichoIis md his I'd.
hcfcn,s hs1" rcjtstcd inls nropo.itjon mainly
sasee Il eet sde ,bae liz
- II ,ie;sta@snt Il ths stats 70 ~ DsSeersey.
crpt the sdj1stmo,,t % ut yoa Uu oer. '' AA4 "'''s
re- r.! 5SPsis = s Aan:t,ten .1s e
MstoM, KS hr H. wl;tdsnve 81 .; m i,ntsd ata.es
troops ia rtantiln1 n,rnnes 10 t1,e ftenubcans in
ae o s as3 81 es ao IL soush
Ra7e receives, no rep,y to my litter Of tho 9TH
initsion slonid b. TO amended and enlarged a. to
e"nteadns doveiSmens III !. t isgsliy % entitled to
there il nm srnci ins,,rtncfion against The law.
renew ut reac,t In VEN II the % rcieeton SY any
political opponenta OF tho reasonable ploposltion
aboxe referred 10, made " the President through
tho Con,n,,t.ion., Your Excellency eannot fay TO
ss s.s :' 70 stetessn q,
~ 3 ~ =. =! "t'.io tt1 'S.4
iset1o2 q ras ,anfte. eny eorasnea IN IN H.
justice Of ny claims Under present instfnctions to
Commission Ia charged with tho tnsestlgatton Of
matter, not essent'al. Why ,hou1d Instructions 10
matters j.. essential 70 the a.cetta,nn,snt Of
tae icGa!ty o. onH oF othss HoSsrnme ~ G!slnng
be Entitled thcTcto andnf III nrosls,ons Of tic
t.nn.iiInfIon ~ shc ronnt,v >"o ''" "a '1o
Tie comInisslon Ia thu III, In Is relat!ous to the
Republican party. has onlJ tuggtrted methods
whlct, directly tend to an abandonment of the eut
tett Irrespective Of right Of Justice: ! fo'
spsean!'5 snnm!s fhat thc qnetaGns a.o,s a; ~ a.,
o}ro s,c ~ it'ir .anscenerrc ~ WIN Wcrhr
sgnjn,t H. rcht. md Gb"1tr ~ mnin,ty ~ tIa
people. II jawini GoYeramept IN Louisiana can
Be oreuhrown by domestic violence WITH Tho con.
called into existence for the :. express
rutposs. amongst otheEs. 9! preventing such
what state n me Cn,nn nay no. neIs e..
s,sa 9s . 70 ,inn e. Ky! I cs
tnf1{shfIl,
Earnest1y rroue,ttuo vour Immediate act,ou On
the facts pfcscntcd. noTe tic honor 10 Lc, very
respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
ts!gncd}. s. II. PAcKAnD, Governor.
a CONCESSION.
to-nlgIlt considering the adjustment proposals,
which are that TIC present organization 1T the
Legislature sllall remain intact, the roll to bu
called to bc the Same as that called BY
Clerk Trezcyant on tho ArEt day
of tho assembling Of tho NlchnIbd
Legislature at Ut. patraek's Hall, omtttlng
the tn1I1c8 of ScYcn members WIN ft0yu since
, 1877-04-17

Proceedings Of the coroner's In.
guest Yesterday at St. -:
Louis.
a Pot Washer Seen Carrying Flam-
beau Through the Basement.
The Days Search for Bodies In the Ruins
Entirely Unsucccssfni.
ST. LOUIS.

L. ~
St. Louis, Aprj, 16.-Thc Coroner'a tnnur.t
IN the Bouthcrn Hotel firu ca.c 1.evun .o.aov.
Tho Jury was suorn oyer tho bodv NJ Kats
Nolan, ono of the scryanta in tho hnn.c. which
has been kent in tho coolue.roona ot tho Morrue
for tl.at purpose, They tl,eu rcoafrcd To the
Grand jury room In Four t,ourta fmt1fffnp. an,t
had Ionr dl.cusston m ,bo nnr,tlon whcthcr
,lcr .o.*ons shn,,,, =. ns,.a.. :.
t"st. ecsslonS thoulu oo ps''ate or poolle. It
was finally decided To admit ole reporter from
each paper In the city nnd tho Associated Press.
one rcnrcscntattye Of tho Fire Dcpartmcnt ami
ira,ro,.cc con,nontc. Ra.tin, nnrlinr - ~
rron.l".'r. ~ ,h TO-, Dss. n1 pa. ar'ns 90
p'op9'e1e.s VI ttle ao1e,, aha hoocft ea'npoeli,
owncr Of the property. Tho jury then proceeded
to l.us!ncss. >.
The first witness was Joseph Pulitzer, a
b'arler b In tho house. lie roo'ned on tho nth
loor; ~as awakened ut ha1f-past O'clock by
shtieks Of women; jumped up, rushed Into tho
iaIe. To te ,e,or tu oar "t m,r, so'
49,. pA'.o. .oo' "o' oeo' - O1'"ne'
ohu u 'no pfopfictofe, *ho Was telling Tho
iaulee on thc pafior floor tbefc was no daa0cr;
49,. Ho,., "ss'ess .Asss 'aeu ,etu'neu 70 Ms
~ ~. "sIa ~ I1, u'cssE, a''a !e11 tao noase.
80 'af - , nc knew no aatm "a' sounded IN tho
licycd thcir cries saved hundreds Of l,yes hsd
lrern In mnnv hotcl.. Int ,..r.- s.v -, nav
,n,,,t,n.o. ~. ~ .,.s.a,,.,.,., n.e oS 'y
Appe 4os '.9 P'G,ca<'on ot Afes "a III
tao eoatneln hotci. lhcrc wcsc no engines
on tlc ground when le FIRST lett hts room, but
they wcrc arriving when lie reached Tho .trcect-
j. 1,1x,rlt. ehtcf rng,nccr. .n1st sto,,f,1,v
repeated Ills statement, already telegraphcd. !
lie slept on the nth floor; was aroused lty
snoSs ~ ana sc1sa'as es "o'nsn; made hs Wy TO
ilrc III tie storc.roo:n; Efforts lIai been maIo
to Htit44itG IL bY thu llSltG1 Truman. Thn:nnk
, 1877-04-17
lr0It1EItS.
En<f$df MsnafsA IN YA% 7+fAuaA

D11pu9tH
Nav foMk, Aprl! B.-liuratp E. Brown, the
broker charged With 4aylug aided in the utter
auce Of u $Ua.0o0 forged check on tho union
Trust Company, to|tay positively tdcnti1eil
Frederick Elliost, ono nj slle forgcrs at
Turkish bonds, ~ the yuung mutt WIN brought
seen neckrr, another Of tue forgcss, In sr.
CAaawlcks otllcs:. The examination Of tho case
continues ta-MpsfoH.
, 1877-04-17
FIRES.


N1IlCAt3Os
Tho alarm from Yox 1T at 8:A3 last eYculng
WIS false.
4 still alarm to Engine Company No. at
G;35 yesterday afternoon MAS eauacd By IN In
elptent fire in the g-ai,op and restlence Of a..
ltashman, M. 574 Canal street. .CAuso q de-
4 stlli alarn to Engine Company No. 81 at
30 yesterday nftcfnt<Iu was caused BY tire Mt
No. 6A State strect, owned by Robert Watson
anu occupied A. baFber-slop by Max Daus.
Damage to building Aud furniture, %lA.
, 1877-04-17
= MARROW ESCAPE.
ap<ciof Nfp1fch 70 73+A Tribune,

MILWAUKEE. Wls.. April 1o.-1o.nieht, as
Jagub 1lamulIcr, cn!1cctur for nest's Brewing
Company. was passing a strip OF woods on tic
killuusn road ucar ulo city, l,e was fret! on l,y
an unkuo~u PARTY, tue hall penetrating hi.
clothing anl bclng stopped by q large book In
the brcast-p packet Of hia cont. Tho object Of tic
nttack Is surpassed II, hare been robbery. ~
Hammiller l.aa O. large suta Of money which l,r
hud collected. It u supposed to,no trainl, hull
seen tho n,oncy ppld HIN ul,d followed to u,ur-
der lill aud secure thu cash.
, 1877-04-17
SUlClDE..


roRT WAYNE, Ind, April 15.-To-iaY lead
Ing citizen OF Van Wert, O., c. Kuspp, commit
ted suicide by shooting hitaaclf In tho head with
a1crolror. lle haI bccu III several days with
neuralgia, which greatly depressed hin, but this
myIuIng he WAS able t0 70 to lt store, aud
about al hour after Ata arrival he comluIttcd tho
lcel which eudco lls lfr.
, 1877-04-17
The STRAITS,

DETROIT, April IA dispatch from Point
g. lguace says: "We consider the atsa!ts will
open to-day. Think boat can pass through
With very little trouble. There VAS heayy
rain-stosm last night from the southwest,
Row-hoats passed to and from tho island yer
tert2y. The Ice tsota the eastward 4eens al!
w!th the current Calm. cloudy; IS degrees
above. Think boats Ian safely leave Detroit
and get through from today By III sppessauces."
, 1877-04-17

CIac1HsATI, O., April 1h-Tho fire at Ash-
land, O.. Saturday night destroyed tho bsixk
block adjoining the Muller Ilutet. Tho dro Ia
supposed tu b. the work Ut trag3ps, 4 number
of whom were arrested during tho fire. Loss,
tx, 100; insurance. $A).0M
, 1877-04-17

Porrss,LLk. Pa., April 18.-Jaek Kehoe, a
"aiollY Mag1ltre," was this tnoe.,ln. sentenced
to te hung for tho nlurlcr Ut F.W, &. LapYuon,
committed It Autlcnrled In 1871.
, 1877-04-17

CINCINNATI, T., April 1.-two men named
Tate and Doison. OF shls city, attempted to
scttle quarrel over woman by lighting duel
this afternoon buck OF Ludlow. kY. The pria-
dpa!a wero In earnest aud exchanged two shots,
but the seconds had carefully nmittcd bullets,
aud no damage was done. NJ asscsts.
, 1877-04-17

LONDON, April 18.-Princo Bismarck has left
Berlin for Vasx!n.
LKpOCifOwBK1,
PAREss April 10-CaEt1ual Ledochowekra cx-
tradition was really demanded md granted by
tho Italian Government, but the Pope gave him
an asylum at the Vatican.
, 1877-04-17
DIED EffilAf Gl31EE.

BALTIMORE, April M-Last oscnsng Ja1ncs
Abbott and vile, living Ut No. $50 Leu street,
while visiting, were t7.lcd home by tho mn
noutrcu.cat that thcIr daughter, agcd 13, Was
lylng. Returning, they fund their daughter
dead. MFa. Abbott was 30 Affected slu fell 10
thu aoot corp4c.
, 1877-04-17

DosroH. Mass, April 1d.-Char1cs Corey. OF
No. 400 Washington street, this morning. 'pur-
chased $9.0)0 IN United States bonds, and was
followed to Ills store by three men, t#o uf
whom engaged Ills attention whils tho third
stots the bonds from Gofscy's cont, which was
hanglng NEAR By. No c!cN to tho thicycs asyct.