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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-06
JFoREIcN NEws.
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Turkeys Psass Prspssitis.s q
vienna. Feb. e.-Ths Turkish psaos
propositions. ~ communicated 70 the Aus.
TRAN foreign ONCE. are that Bsrvis shall
promise not 70 assist or harbor any insur.
gents; shall proclaim equality for all 70.
ligions. which In this eass chiefly ceAssrri
the Jews. and keep tho Turkish flag per.
mansntly holsted Ut Belgrade side BY side
with the 6erviAn, - . symbol that prince
Milan merely holds tho fortress In trust
for the Porto.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Nsss considers
that the behavior Of Edtsm PashA q the
conference shows that the now vixisr will
not be more ready than his predecessors 70
abandon any advantage or privilege which
the Turks possess.
Medhat Pasha's dismissai will probably
lead 10 an important ehsngs In the Turk
ish policy. We can only hope that II will
not DO attended BY any display Of fans-
ticism or hurry the Porto Into any preci.
pitats and fatal act.
The .Siaadari believes that Russia will
principally benefit by tho change.
The Daily Nses is Inclined 10 view the
change - having . eonciliatory tcndsney.
CoSrASTIxoPLK, February 9. - Tho
Turkish Ambassador In Rome has notified
the Porte that arms for Crete are being
purchased In Italy. Tho Turkish gsrri.
son on the Island has consequently been
strengthened.
A Conspiracy % overtarn the
1uIsAo.
CoSsrASTNorLx. Feb. 6.-Ths police
hero have discovered secret cor
dependence showing that Midhst Pasha
was plotting for the overthrow Of the
Sultan and his v nomination - die
tatnr.
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KILLED " THE GIRAFFE.
Wtlliaa Hsskins Meets Ets fass
IN the CreWn Feans Ine1tse-Ac'
etdsns - An Old uinsR.

AT about I O'Clock to-day . terrible aesi-
dent occurred In tho Grown. Point mine.
William Hoskins, . miner. was.svorking
with Milss Conway In making soms asoss-
sary repairs to the timhers Of The Incline.
The two men were working Just below the
iloo-foo. lsvsl and had nearly finished
thar Job. Hoskins was sitting on
the guide on the south sids Of
the incline. The giraffe Vas eslov.
IL was rang up. and stArtsd Ter
the top Of the incline At its usual speed.
Hoskins either did not hear IL OF va m
able to get out Of the way In time. Tor -
was caught by the safsty eccentric Of The
giraffe. his left hip being first struck.
II turned him completely areund. crush
ing the yelvis and hip bones and cutting
through 10 tho sntrails. The bladder and
entrails we're left exposed. Whsn The
giraffe passed. Hsskins fell down into tbs
Incline, q distance Of i've or ak feet The
giraffe was backed dswn and tho fajursd
man taken 10 the surface, where ms1ical
Aid and attendance WAS secured. Every
thing that human aid could offer was done,
but at tsn minutes past 2 s'clsck me man
di.l. He was never fully conscious IRON
the time Of the accident. and thersfoes did
not undergo any great amount OF musr-
ing. r,,.-.
the giraffe Q were on the girAno o. the
time Of. the accident. L~ivingstsne was
was thrswn forward BY Tie shsck. ana very
narrowly escaped falling. II no had lest
- - .~xIAk aAAar
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Festival asd Hais.

A great deal Of money Ia required V
complete the new Methodist Church IN
Gold Hill. The ladies Of the congregation
have taken the matter Of furnishing thu
house In their swu hands, and 10 this enc
they will on next Thursday and Friday
evenings give = grand fair and festival 10
the new church house. They have malt
extensive preparations fer this occasion,
and will make an especial effort 10 Pleas
those who are Kind enough 10 favor then
with their presence and patronage. Dro!
in And sec about this matter for yearssif
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A veteran Jeur.aIIss D,e1,


WASHINGTON. February g. John B,
Gallagher, formerly Third Auditor Of the
Treasury aud . weli-known journalist,
died on Sunday night. aged 81.
Misesllaneous.
NEW Yonx. Feb. 6.-Arrived. stssmshir
Adriatic. from Liverpool.
LospsS, Fob. g. Consols. 96 9-ie
bonds. new Sc. 1914; Erie, o..
LIVERPOOL, Feb. o. Cotton Dat and
irrsgular-Uplsnds, 9 11-i6; Orleans, g.;
sales. 6.000. Dresdstuffs wsaker-Corn.
25s625s Sd for new mixed Western; ass
9dGt26s for old; wheat, los bd@10s I'd
for average California whits. los 8d0i1s.
LONDON. Feb. a. Bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance To-
day. f29,0
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The total amount
Of the appropriation In the River and
Harbor bill Is s2,275.S o
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BAN PHAxcrsco. FebruaryG-3r p. y,
ExcheqIer-7 bid.
Beat 4 Bslchsr-35t bid.
Cen. virginia-50s bid. sou asked.
Caiifsraia- Ssa asksd. is bid.
Impsrial-2.30 asked.
Utah-2O asked.
Bullisn-i5S ssld.
Con. Virginia sou sold.
Prizo+t bid.
UtAh-i9 bid.
Melican-isA asked.
Best 4 Bslcher- SO bid, 3Gs asked.
Beleher-ss bid.
Bullion-i6 Asked.
California-isS bid. 4sh asked.
Gould a Curry--i3 bid.
Ysllsv Jscket-i6 bid. iGS asked.
Con. virginia-5oh bid.
Modoc-2t bid.
Californis-49 asked. 49, bid.
Ophir-27 asked. 2ct bid.
Con. virginia-50s bid. 81 asked.
Con. virginia-5ia sold.
Alpha-2i bid. n Y asked.
Union Con.-iO asked. 81 bid.
Calsdonia-iO asked. 81. bid.
Best a Bslcher-3G asked.
Alpha-2iS asked.
Con. virginiA-5i bill.
Gould 4 Curry-13 sold.
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The inventors Of sewing machines have
for . long time been looked upon - among
the greatest bensfaetors Of the race To
get the best and cheapest Of these instru-
ments IL the desire 81 many family men
ON the Comstock. To all such We would
say that the NEST sensible thing for them
to de Is to 70 10 G. ". CLARK. agent o. The
Florence and New white sewing machines.
He will sell you the very best elass u ma,
chimes at the most reasonable fgures, ans
can 10 found ut 42t North o street Sir-
xinia. See his advertisements
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From John Fiagr. Eco. Of D~enniaxtss. J. nj
..Tnres years since I wss vefy mnea ~
with . dreadful cough. which rrsu',s' ,s.ssr 4,
, nn ~ sneai In an audible voice. Iothis
49, ..y,r, night svsAts. and l ~ Tear.
mi N soins into q decline. Af';r rseo,,ss " ~
ysrious remedies 10 no Rurpo.s. sss hot.
n,' Wistsr's naisam Of Wild Ceerry' 'ss.I,n.
lies OF which mity re.torea 10y ss,srs Al.
s.nss w sonsh but ths balsam has Lways ~
1917 ,ssm' aivays kssp 10 p me- NO
should moi know how 10 do vfthousN /,
scLI N, ali druggists.
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New Yerk board.

NEW YoRK. February G.-Transaetions
At tho Morning Board : 400 Alpha. n y
m2i =. 100 Belcher "a 200 Best Beleher
3sn G3sh. 100 Bullion la. 80 do l6h,
IS California 81. $50 Chollar- Potosi I5s,
400 Cleveland 81 @i0. $50 Crown Point
~. 100 RKehsqusr IN. 300 Gould Cur
~ i2t. 800 Justice i3h cti5h. 100 Hos
suth ~, 100 Ovcrman. i02fs. 80 do LOG.
100 Mexican 10. 100 Gphir ~. 400 savvas
$780,, 100 Yellow Jacket i7s.
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Arrival. shts nsssssn.


Coa.rISo AccIpESr. a Geld Hill young
lady while out coasting ran into the side
u a house last night. The snow was so
lkep that the sled WAS brought uPona
level with the window. and in trying y"
stop herself she put both feet through u.
With the exception Of = broken sash there
Wa no great damage done.
TnE County Commissioners favor the
passage Of the law a.ked for by the School
Trustees, irving authority Ia issue bond.
~ the amount Of $780, 600 for the relief OF
the sehsel Fund Of Storey county. The
bill will probably pass.
Tmir spelling match will take place In
the Third Ward sehool-hosse. Virginia
thi, evening. II IL expected that = num-
Der will 90 from Geld Hin. n they enter
the lists they will make u Interesting lot
those Virginia people.
WILLIAMS, who stabbed Chris. Rodda
with a min~'s candlsstick last SATURDAY
night. has been charged with assault win
intent 10 kill. His case will not be exsm-
insd into until tho extsnt OF ioddAs
injuries is known.
T. J. Mlosr. n. D.. has established his
once in the Friedrich House. Rooms u
and n. Virginia. where hc can b en-,
rnltsd upon business during his usual
Office hours.
Tux social dance to be given this even
ing In Miners Unien Hall. Virginia, by
the Independent Champions Of the HE'D
Cross promises to b . pleasant AFFAIR.
THERE Is some talk VI establishing .
soup house In Virginia City for the beneit
VI the unfortunate men who are unable 10
obtain employment.
A rouR-Yoor PLANK sidewalk has been
laid in trent u the new C~ourt-hoass. IL
will DO improved upon when tho iair
weather comes.
Tmr pigeon shooting match between
Bsgarius and DAILY took place In Oakland.
California, ast Saturday. Bogardus Was
tho winner.
Tine cutters along G street. Virginia. are
being cleaned ont. Chief L.aeksy kesPss
gang Of men employed on the streets All
the time.
JonS ArcsIsos resisted officer Nc
Donald last sunday morning and had his
head beaten up considerably In eonse-
quence.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON . horse owned by
the Nevada Brewery dropped dead on .
street. Virginia. opposite Currios auehon
store.
Jupar KSox'stiii knocks around Amssg
thoss California people. lilo Is now In
OAKLAND.
SUPERINTENDENT W. H. sxrrH. Of the
Belsher. has returned from Ban Francisco.
TIE Virginia Board Of Aldermen will
hold . regular meeting this evening.
srnos DAVIS. who WAS p~ralyzed. 10 re-
covering.
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assembly.
cit THIS OUT--ir MAY hsh
YOUR LtFk.

There 10 no psrsOn lislog bot whs' suffer-
mar, or less with lang disease. coughs eoid'
a, consumption, y,t .ome would d.. rsinsi
% ~. rs emit fos q bottle Of medieias tn.i
n - s.r. them. DR.. A. Bo~chees herman
s,,un bs. lately been introduced IN this eoun.
try from uernsny. and lie wondsroas ss
s.ioni-h every n that utes ~ ~ ,sss N
.n sa,, sussist and ret Q sample bettls Tor ~
soyS. nj iy N. or a regular sixs for "a eests.
s.nn,.. CRANE q BRIGHAM. Wholesale
n...s.,.,s AN Francisco. California. ecu om
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lsfrCIAL To tuE ooLh "se-
C,r,oS, Peb. 6,-The senate consumed
in the Assembly amendments W tAs War
Assembly.
stewart gave notice Of = bill TO regulate
anal eaualize fares and frsights on rail-
roals in this State. and In connection
herewith offered q resolution for tho aP-
nointment of q committee 70 invc.tigats
railroads In the State. particularly the
Virginia and Trnskee. The resolution
u,s lost by a vote u - 10 %.
Uyman has sent in his resignation aud
The Hoard oil Prison Commissioners Acted
ON II this forenoon. Tho Board OF Prison
commissioners accepted Hyman's rss'S-
nation. r.-,..
Kittrcll nominated Lloyd Iaulins'
bradley and Minor voted against It ny
mans resignation Was to AXE snset W.
morrow, when tho prison will BE- Without
a warden till the Legislature eleets one
next Monday.
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VACANT PLACES

In The dental ranks will never oeear u !,
u.r,,eular with your teeth. and ss.ass .nso
poST. From youth TO Odd .xs u I'm, I'M ssstb Of
enamel spoilcss and anImgs,.,u: ossriJiss
pcrsots who uss ,sssts hue. while
me Dr. i, "a composed of nrs annsspae
hnxSa and IL sniireIy frv. nom ne os,s
abs and injurious ingredients Of is
ale
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San FRANCISCO.
The stsek Market To-day.


Ban PnAScIsco, February 81 ?. H.
This morning there was but little don,
at the opening. except . pretty livsl,
business In Consolidated Virginia. Price.
we're firm. that stock selling In good lot,
at from 10 10 sou. California sold Of Al
and AN; 0phir at 26k, and Best and
Belcher at ssh. Utah sales oi
so shares at IS. though 10 was nksd Of The
opening. The only outside stock quoted
tits forenoon was Modoc. which sold ii ST.
and 81.
Stocks after tho Board: Modoc g.. Julil
5s. Justice II. Caledonia 10 asked. Sierra
Nevada So, Exchequer 2. Beloher 81
0phir 28h asked, Yellow Jacket 10 asked
Savage 81. Con. Virginia so. Califernii
l7t, Best 4 Belcher ssh, Gould & Curry
49,, Mexican 1874.
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IsronnArios wAxrsD Of the -.
Nr. cumnipgs-maidsn name. bf ''es
-vho Mn hear Of sonsthine 70 hes sqv s.nss
hv sdiressing Michael Donossns KY -
sirvst, San Francisco. osAn
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l..,o.r,D DAILY 1T n. r. xrArrxs = CO

-lnrsozrnD pAnr 1T n r. KxArrxe . col
son Franeisee Beard
Lat EVENING.
100 Meadow Valley. Sc
10 Raymond 4 NY. 81
100 EurskA Con-. 10
80 Belmont. ~. ~
80 X X Con. 81
SIS Leopard. ~. ~ sio
go Ola. Sc. Sc. 9os
100 Panther. CSC
s1 Northern Bale. six. Is. 90 80. aak. Is.
7sk, 2sk. %
is3s Manhattan. n. ios. 10
1000 Grand Prirs. ~. AZ
i0 0ensrsl Thomas. tc
ito spnng Valley. ios
100 City vss. ia
3:ss Modoc. .. AZ. 3k.sS
go Leeds. ~. 49,
ESQ Nev Coco. 81 sbio
40 asiAsa csanos., ss,as.s
10 SpS,i. n. nv. nx.rx
800 Mexican. 10. isk
30 kxshesusr. N. LIN
80 Con. vlxinia, 81. "
30 Helchsr. 81. sk
loo Ovsrmsn, NV. "
leo Bsst q bslcher. sss. 3k
TO Bullion. 10. lev. ID.
leo Crown Point. So
20 Justiss, n. N.. hk b3
40 Jaiia. Sk. s.
5si csiifsmis. as. Il. tI.. an, a. 40
rui. MOANING.
ns Ophir. 7sx. a.. sSs b, as
no Mexican, i3h
10 Gould q curry. ias. u ia,.
lss Bsss . Bslehsr. SsS. pS. 81.
rs California. an. sI's. -. tss b
1910 Con. vinr,nia, 80. soS. ,o.. sos bS
i9e Hale 1 korcross. 81
80 Crown Point. sS.ss
600 Sslss Jaskst. iss. 10
eco Imperial. 1.so. am
is0 Kentuek. N, bs
IS Alpha. ~. 2is
as bslchsr. 81. ~
10 Csnndsncs. 10
$50 sierra Nevada. So. S.
sss Utah. i9k, ~. isS, 10
as sullion. 10, lss, i3S
$40 Hxch. qser. ~
3O Ovsrmsn- VI.
2ss Justice. ~
IS Lady Dr., an. te
TUo auccos, SOC
so .jpion Con ~. %
1ss Julia. ok.3s
las Caledonia. 10
3as Baltimore. ,. ~
$50 silver MILL
iiso Dayton. ~
10 New York. sc
$50 Aita. AZ, AVA
~ woodville. sOc
i0 L.siy wAshingt IN. ~
50 kos<uth.l
100 Andes, ~
iioo L~viathan. ~. Ia
500 Prospect. 3se, ro
10 North Con. VirgiaiA Is
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FROM A DISTINGUISHED JuRIsr.

IL have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP. and the
result folly sustains -FOUR prediction. 10 has
made q new man OF me Infused Into my sys
tenn neg vlgor and enery. I'm no longer
'rrinulohs and dsbiiiiated - when ron last
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than
Il any time during The last hvs years." sold
by all druggists.
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SKETCH Of an English journalist Mar
wood Tucker. First 81 outside writer for
the Presa. then editor Of the Globe. next .
rising barristor on the Western Circuit.
next son.in.lAw TO = great Batavian 9raoc,
and now attache to tho Embassy 1t Con.
si~antinople.
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HlsAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~
stores thu complexion. emoves irscti 0. tar
aud 'all0wness; makes the skin Ton. white SD
delicate. Its application oannat no detected
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4lbUbLbANkvUbs
RIsDON IRON WORKS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
W. II.
JOSEPH MOORE. .supsnns<ndsn
DuiLDERs OIL ALL KINDS or NININo
ID hAoHIsEkr ; aiso. the various forms Of
Davey DiRerential Pumping Engines.
COMPOUND cONDRNsIN0 sRAM
PUMPING ENGINES.
Csnpsusd Cssdsssiss o. Nss-Csstsss-
ins H~sriEsstal Psapiss Rssisss,
With balance bobs and speaf rods.
Dirset-aetiss Cs.pssnl Cssdsssiss o.
Nsn-CssAessisG Kssises,
Pumping direct into the water COLUMN without
spear rods.
hydrasiie Puupiss Rssines,
WORKING from the vsssr column.
Hydraulic PanpiaG Rnsises,
Working nom an accumulation.
TIE Davey systsm Of dssining mines recon-.
msnds itself by 10 ehsapness, economy and
safsty for deep workings, and ,hs fAeility with
which It, capacity can be augmented 81 any
tims, phouh the water In the uine increase.
Parties contemplating the erection VI pamp
Ing works should communicate with the Ills
don Iron works. who are ready 10 supply plans
aud estimates for WORKS OF any capacity, ION.
plsts.
p yund Pumping Engine. dsis an
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Lros's KArHAuox makes beautiful. glossy,
luxurisnt hair; prevents It's falling out or turn
ing gray. Il hes staoi the test OF forty ysars,
10 charminzly perfumed, and has no riyai.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

r.rrc,Al To tn. aolp NIL pA'lr s.~'.l
, 1877-08-05
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.

Sptctdt ut3pGtth 10 1ht JT1bMnk.
LONDON, Aug. 4-Gen. Sooy Smith and tho
eminent English engineer Job Bcntly arc en-
gnged examining plan for tunnel under the
Detroit River. Engineer Bcntly is in the en-
ploy Of q corporation Of English capitalists
whose business is the construction Of great pub
lie improvements in all parts Of the world. They
have also had a meeting with W. K. Muir, OF the
Canada Southern, and F. Broughton, of tue
Great Western.
Spedal Hspdtch to TIE Tribune
MONTREAL, Aug. 4.-This afternoon the Police
Magistrate committed for trial Patrick McA1lis-
ter aud Michael Ryan, accused Of shooting at
W. II. Elliott on the day of Hackctt's funeral
With tnteut to kill. Bail refused.
AZ the annual convention OF the Lacrosse As
ISOLATION Of Canada to-day, it was decided that
the Shamrock Club, Of Montreal, arc entitled to
the championship OF the world. The Toronto
Club held that honor, but, on being challenged
~ the Shamrocks', refused to play them while
tney mad one Bark, q joil-hird, in their team.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
, ST. JOHN, \. B., Aug. 4.-Fredericton, n. B.,
Is greatly excited over the discovery Of q suuken
vesse! opposite that city. It is supposed to
pave been sunk there nearly 150 years ago, and
the belief Is general that pirates treasures are
nladth 10 the vessel. The vessel was seen be-
cause OF the unusual loWuess Of the water.
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
HALIFAX, Aug. 4.-Thc Hon. w V, Whitney.
Solicitor-Gcucral OF Newfoundland, has arrived
mere to look after the interests of that colony
before this Fishery Commission. The hitter dill
not sit to-day. it being the intention not to hold
meetings Saturday
, 1877-08-05

Red Joseph Likely to Make More Trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. A press dis
patch from Lewistown, Aug. 1, says: sYester-
day Indian Joe and his family, who have been
with the people at Slate Creek nil through the
Indian troubles, and proved true and faithful to
the whites, returned from -Katniah, where they
had been sent to ascertain the movement Of
the hostiles. His squaw says the Indians at
Kamiah, told her they were going across tue
mountains by the Lolo trail with their
stock and, families, and when they got
them in secure place they would
return and fight the soldiers. She also states
that before leaving Kamiah, they went to the
friendly Indians camp and drove off all the
young squaws, beat them with clubs, and forced
them along like SO many cattle; also came back
and robbed them Of everything they could find,
all their horses Of any value. She further
stated that the hostiles are to be reinforced By
other Indians from the other side OF the mount
aims when they return. Her statements are
considered reliable by those who have known
her.
'sThis morning Lieut.. Wilmotz with thirty
men, started to 20 across Alluon River to as
certain il any hostiles remain there. It had
been reported for several days that few. had
been seen in that direction, and the object was
to hunt them out and destroy all their sup
piies.''
Aug. at is now believed by old acuuaint-
tances OF Joseph that he will put away in safe
ty his stores aad extra horses and return to
Caruas Prairie, returning BY Elk City or the
Petite trails which are much more easily travelled
than Lolo. This trip can, with forced marches,
be made in about seven days. He has asserted
bis determination to burn the grain on Cama@
Prairie, and. then arrange his plans to go to
Vallowa. and the opinion Is prevalent that he
will attempt 1t. = "
, 1877-08-05
ILLINOIS.

Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Thc strikers
captured at East St. Louis, nine in number thus
fur, were arraEned before Judge Treat in the
United States Circuit Court to-day. Maj, Blu
ford Wilson prosecuted, and GOV. j. G. Robin
sou defended, with Mayor Bowman, Of East St.
Louis: Six were .conyicted-Row Champion,
William .Garyey, Nick Delesper, Zack Allen,
Joseph james, acd Robert Russell-and sem
fenced to ninety days each in the County
Jail. Jere Kcefe aud Andrew Crawford
were acquitted, as also was John =.
Carroll, City Marshal. It was in proof that
Carroll issued an incendiary and foolish procla-
nation, written By St. Louis Times reporter,
calling for resistance to foreign troops, but
there vas no evidence that he was concerned in
the stopping Of trains. It Is probable that be
and Mayor Bowman possibly will be prosecuted
Goodwin, Martin, and Alden, arrested at Nc
Lcansboro, pleaded guilty to unlawful inter
ference with trains on tho St. Louis & South
eastern, and got ninety days each in jail.
CoNGRATULAT0RY.
The following general order will be promul-
gated On Monday:
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF ILLINOIS,
AnJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE, SpntxGF1ELD, Au-
gust /. 1877-Geaerai Order No. 7: The Conl-
mander.fn, Chief eongratu!atcs the illinois Nation
throughout the length and breadth of the State.
10 the military OF tue Commonwealth is due the
thanks OF the people for tho alacrity with which
they obeycd the summons to duty, und the zcal
which characterized their movements has been the
subject OF favorable comment from the prees
and, people. AS an important factor in
the preservation Of the you have fully justi
fed the hopes entertained By your friends, and cs-
tab1ishcd just right to future recognition By the
law w-uaakins power OF the State: The Commander
in Chief trusts that the necessity may never again
arise Tor smar use Of the power OF the State.
bur- should it, he relies confidently your cour-
age and patriotism
BY order OF the Governor and Commander-ln-
ChieE. Il. HiLL1AND, Adjutant- General.
, 1877-08-05
DEAD AND WOUNDED.

Lieut.. Callahan has undertaken the job O
compilinga q list Of the dead and wounded, th
result OF the recent riots. Tho press, police
and Coroner have found only five killed, but tn
! indications are that nearly three times tha
number were killed. Many have undoubtedl,
| been buried without permits, as was recent.
| demonstrated by TRIBUNE reporter visiting
| Calvary, where one person had thus been buried
! What a-tion the Coroner will take in these case
remains to be seen. The subjoined report is onl!
! partial one, and will be concluded ut som.
| future date:
James F1aschuef, Bohemian, Is years, No
122 Fisk street, shot through the head and diet
| afterwards. ...
Wenzel Novakoosky, Pole, shot through the
! head and died.
| Joseph Schervenk, Bohemian. No. 64 FISK
street, wounded in the head with bullet.
John Letter. II years, No. 142 Barber street,
shot in the bowels and died.
Daniel Flynn. IS years Of age, No 213 New
berry avenue, shot in the left eye.
4 boy, name unknown, shot in the left
breast at tine round-house, and taken to home,
No. LAG Newberry avenue.
Mr.. Rosenfeldt, druggist 1T the corner Of
Eighteenth street and Centre avenue, reports
that three men were brought to hts place for
treatment. One, 80 years Of age, was shot in
the left side, was taken to the County Hospital,
aud there died. Another, Is years OF age, pame
aud residence unknown, shot in the shoulder.
Smnnsnown man. shot in tha Leo" Was at
tended hy Dr.. schoenfeidt.
4 mi named Cooner. shot in the leo. Resi-
denye unknown.
+hs head % on ,, Thuqst1aTa ' BLU. ~ 'n' 0'''A -
! yo1n~ man Il Years NJ are shot m Thnrs-
d,r n thE head and snce died IL re;jt1ed
near the corner Of Siyteenrh streetson;1 New
he1rv nrenue h1,t ras remnvefi to soma n1sce
oe o9tts S,r.her n, arenue ue' 10" o'eo - soe pae'
i K1ssmon drnotist at M. ~ :sonth
Haistad Street renorts lint there ,rore W nor
enns hrono, tn lie i3rnm1stnra f,r +roatn,an+ po
1.n9oo mi r.s;1anccs ,,ntnop:n ~ thas ~