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tons lslaEd. giving the while day .N~s
TO- for s 5serestiOn Fl Fare IS cents Re-
Bontz's Ice Cream depot. foil J,h street. or on
board and bring Jour ankets.
seplO-tr M GREQa Csres,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20

A Row AT TIE WORKHOUsE.-On Wednes-
day night some of the women in the work
house refusing to obey orders, two Overseers
Went to quiet them. They attacked the men.
and the remainder of the force was required
to bring them into subsection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20

The Sfeamers JOHN GIRsoN IA ~
KING HI alternately leave Pier fl East
H = New York: every saturday, at <fikkES
Monday, and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken n lowest rates. For Information
apply Ct ONCE over METROPOLITAN Bank. Is street,
or to X. 2. A. DENHAM, Agent. Wafer street,
sp21-tr SAMUEL BACON, President,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20
STEAMERS, &c.

kUM fOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
~ The steamer AATTANO, Capt -G-
w. H: BfLEs, VIII make three trips
aud one to MATTOX CREEK, stopping NJ inter.
mediate landings going and returning. For further
Wood Oface, 1il4 and S26 Pennsylvania Avenue
and q wharf, foot OF 9Th and n streets
apxO-u u. tn CKER JONES, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20

The TRADE OF WILMINGTON, DEL.-The
Wilmington tDel) Every. Evening devotes
three columns to the trade of that city, the
gist of which is as follows The most impor
tant interest, that of ship building, is In a
healthful condition. Morocco factories are
running at half capacity. About IS morocco
dreSSers are unemployed. Car-building be-
gins to look up: about 200 men are employed.
Inc carriage trade is duler than usual. There
ing industry. Altogether there are about 100
unemployed men in the city.
AN REPUTED to be an intimate friend of
tae PRESIDENTS, and so, SUI ppOSe, am but,
at the same time. l can have no more in
fuence with him than aim st any one else.
never yet have succeeded in getting at his
heart, never came away from an interview
with him without strong feeling til at had
not got at his heart. Every. one can. get so
lar, and then finds something in the way
which bars him. have talked with Matthe VS.
and others who are supposed to have been as
near TO the chief executive as any one can get,
and they all relate the same experience
Charles roster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20

POLITICAL NOTEs.-Senator Dawes, in the
Massa chusetts republican convention, gave
Gen. Butler severe cudgeling, remarking,
among other unkind things, that the General
tons than he was in taking forts. Gen n.
T: Banks finds four republican journals in his
district opposed to his denomination for Con-
and DR.. j. Jones Wilson, were last night,
in Cumberland, Nd, elected delegates to the
greenback congressional convention, to meet
has formally accepted the nomination for
Congress rendered him by the republican par
ty in the 4th district of Pennsylvania. 49, The
ton of Georgia adjourned sine die Yesterday.
No nomination was made. The majority will
issue an address to the people The minority
Will meet today and nominate. whittier
improved by the Buffalo Express for Massa-
chuSetttS uses
.Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
The Saddest are these, We must have Ben"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20
NLYDE'S NEW EXPIRES LINE
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WAS

NUNABD LINE.
NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances or
cotBion, the Steamers of this line take a specific
course for oil seasons Of the year
VI the outward passage fr0nSl queenstown TO New
1ork or BOSTON, crossing the merldtan OF 90 at 43
At., Or nothing to the north Of 43.
- "a tne nomewAro passage crossing the mer idiau
on % % 81 At., or nothing TO the north of 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20

The District Commissioners have taken all
the necessary precautions for any emergency
that may arise, and as the results of a confer.
ence to day between the Commissioners and
the War department it may be here stated
that there will be 100 or more u S. troops at
the arsenal tonight. Orders have been given
for them to report there.
Major j. II. Hanneman has made inquiry of
the District Commissioners If they desire any
aid from the District militia and the Commits
siOnerS in reply state that they do not think
there will be any necessity to call upon them
for aid.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15
Pearl Gold and Silver Mining
Company.

HyHE mines Of this company eopsistsc Of
Il 500 feet In the Lovland, Wheeler, Hur-
ricane. and Dasey aud $50 feet IN the Wander.
hilt. These lodes are lying parallel to each
other, about 100 feet apart. They are situated
In 4rinity.ArAbia Mining istrfct, HuiDboldt
COUNTY, state Of, Nevada. Fsesq -
-This IL proposition TO sell 10000 shares Of
She capital stoekat - cents per share. for The
purpose OF raising money 70 continue shas
ON the center ledge. now down 50 feet, we'll
timbered and double tracked. fine within
10 also act mp Ut this shaft. FFTF
80 soon IS the hrst 30 900 shares are sold
the STOCK VIII DO worth more money and no
more shares will b sold for less than SO
cents per share, and only enough at that price
0buy charcoal and material fen starting and
running the company's furnace that 10 SIT.
uAted on the Humboldt river, three and Q
Ae1f miles from the mines. The ores tbs
se@peny's mines via bear the inspection OK
any one; averaging $50 per ton In silver and
70 per cent. in base metal. which makes . very
Afae ssslting ore. phoae buying stock early
will have-the beneft OF the hrst run made "
the furnace. and the consequent increase Of
ahe value OF the stock. stock can be hadb
addressing ff ~
Il. ?. Torrey. Oresns, Humboldt county.
Nevada, Superintendent;
John II. Dickinson. 535 California street.
SAn francisco, Secretary; or
T. Wheeler tBooth h Co.. sacramento.
Caaiiornia. My9-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15
TWEEDLE DE DEE AND rWERDLE
DE DUN.

The United States Senate,a by q vote
Of SO nays to Is yeas. has refused to
turn out ell the pension agents. that
their places might be filed with
wounded soldiers. The love and So
lcituda for wounded soldiers expressed
by candidates for Congress on the
ssqmP, disappears the moment the
candidate is elected. The action of tt 9
kgEeo,pse Of Representatives in the. case OF
deneral Shields. nominated for Door
keeperby Bon. Butler. caused the Vir-
sinia Enterprise and Gold Hill News to
lseFslly fqHm With patriotic indigna.
soa bpt they have no word of condam-
nation. for the Senate. WHICH, by a de-
aisiye vote. refused to turn professional
polisiciiauss ont Of office to make room
for wounded, soldiers, The, cause OF
their indignation in the first case and
their silence in the other. must DO at.
tribpted TO the ~fsct that the House is
Democratic and the Senate Republican.
Insfe ID. after all, difference twixt
~sweedle de des'' and "tweedle de
ip4,,"' rv9
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

AsAsxA 70 wonderful place for
thlsyrs. aAeorrespondsnt sof the San
ffA mel s Chronicle says one merchant
IA silk@ hires Indians to- steal for. him.
sud recently shipped away . E tom OF
copper that they bad taken from. the
seotiLg aud walls Of . Government
building for . storing frs. The candle
sticks aud other silves articles were
long ago stolen from the church, and
syfn petl crosses have ybssn. taken
f1m graves in the cemetery. There is
nsIa constable or q justice in the terri
ssry. and there is no attempt to enforce
any Law. Q q
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15
THE LEADING ISSUE.

1t is now, evident to the people of
Nevada that the bullion tax question
will be The leading issue of the ensuing
campaign. The fight will be between
the millionaire mine owners, who are in-
tent on controlling the Government OF
the State. that they may reduce the tax
On the, net proceeds OF, mines or abolish
it altogether, and other property hold
ers. who believe that the bullion pro-
dnct OF the Comstock. should be taxed
ss other property for the benefit of the
State. OF course M effort will be made
u conceal this issue under the cloak of
politics. A Representative to Congress
and Legislature that will choose a
Quitsd States Senator to succeed John
T.. Jones, as well as State officers are to
ee elected. and it may be expected that
asHopg attempt, will be made to divide
The opposition to the repeal of the
bullion tax by partisan appeals. The
people are aware OF the fact that party
lnes are almost obliterated, and that it
pazzisyeyen The office seekers to define
lilo boundaries between the two great
Partiss of, to-day. Yet in the heat
III tbs campaign 1t is expected that
their old, prejudices can be aroused
to SUCH. an extent las to cause them
e lose sight of the leading issue. To-
day Republicans as well as Democrats,
express their determination to support
no man for Office who is suspected of
favoring the repeal Of the bullion tax.
Will they remain firm in this faith two
OF three months hence, when two
tickets ere. in the field and stump
speakers appeal to their prejudices in
stead Of their reason, and do all in their
powsr to array them against each other
on dead or settled issues2
= ~ 49,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

SToCKHoLDERs of the II. D. A. NJ. Il NJ.
~ Society WAL please take notice that az O
majority Qf the paid up aapital stock OF, said
society failed to be- represented at the regular
ANIMAL Meetipg on the 4th instant. . speciM
meeting OF the Society Is hereby called TO
in yWinnemucca. In tho Clerks office, at Q
Q'elock =. N, Of said day.
&C. BILLS, President.
@. CHEEonETH. Sec etary. m6-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

purposes.
House of representatives.
WASHINGTON. My Id.
After the reading Of, the, journal de.
mands for the regular order were made
on both sides of the House, and the
Speaker announced the regular order
to be on seconding the demand for the
previous question = on; the resolution
offered yesterday by Potter.
The Republicans, RETAINED from
voting, thus leaving the House without
q quorum, as there were bat ll3 Demo.
cratic members present, LAG being
necessary to make quorum. A call
of the House was then ordered. The
call disclosing, the fact that there were
but 245 members present. further pro-
ceedings under the call were dispensed
with. and the question REQUIRED on
seconding the demand for the prsyious
question. " = -&- - -
The Republicans again. resortad to
filibustering tactics, and the House was
left withouta quorum. the Democrats
still being able & to muster s.only LIS
votes.
Woed--As q factious, minority seems
determined to s,obstruct !. business, ]
move that the House adjourn.
The motion was opposed by the Re-
publlcaps, bpt was carried-ayes lib.
noes 104.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

The B0die Standard is now published
sskHeekiy wish.a promise Of becoming
a.daily &c the end of a month. 1t con-
sidsrs the future of lBodie assured. and
.shs cSmpietioa4 of the telegraph line
from carson enables it to furnish the
stock reports and general news. The
StAndArdis a sprightly little, sheet and
deserves prosperity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15
qTwEED AND ROBSON


tFromsthe New York SUM-
Nothing except a navy contempti-
BILE even by comparison with those OF
third and fourth-rate powers. Such.
according to committed, of, Congress.
is all the United States have to show
for the enormous expenditure of Sl49, I.
1855 so. appropriated from 1869 to
1877, besides debt incurred by Secor
Robson amounting to $7,0S3,5O3 20!
The robbsries by the Tweed Ring sink
out of sight before such figures as
these. Yes Tweed has died in prison,
while Secor Robson is free man,
revelliog in the enjoyment of his ili-
gotten wealth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May l.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, May II.
News from the MussuinAn insurrsc-
'tion states that the disturbances art,
spreading. Largepnnlbers of Albaniane
are participating.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

RUSSIA preserves; eight Crowns Of
provinces conquered at various times
and joined to the empire Siberia, the
crinsA. Kisw, Astrakan,. K.sAn. Elm
lAHt RoAnd. Krgssinis.-i ba@
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

The candidates for State Senator on
he Republican and Democratic tickets
10 Grant county. Oregon. are respect
lively ~ G.HAbbots and T. r. Davidson,
both we'll known in this county. The
election takes place on the first Monday
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15
GENERAL GEoaaE Crook is to max

aENEk sAlLa HEokGE CROOK Is to make
80 .prs:of inspection to the military
p99sssy IN -EsssiasdH Oregon and Idaho,
sag il ID tnoagatt .hat, his. report viii
dasefnaiipe the question Of aAapdoaiag
oANps eDsrl'it and Herne7s si
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
transferring the Russian officers and
sailors. who lately arrived in the Cim-
bria, by rail to the Pacific Coast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15
FOREIGN DISPATCHES

What schouvaJoff's Mission was For.
f. e ST. PETERSBURG, May IA.
It, is believed in court circles that
Count Schouysloff has returned for the
purpose OF receiving categorical in
structions as to the precise limits of
Russia's concessions. Uneasiness
throughout the CITY is on the increase.
Batoum still Held by the Turks.
LospoNs May IL.
Notwithstanding the orders from
Seraskierate. the surrender, of Batoum
is extremely doubtful. The Russians
are closing in its rear, and are dissrm.
ing the population hostile to Russia.
Too Much Haste by the Tarkish
Cabinet.
LoNpoN, May IA.
The pervading idea of Constantinopls
dispatches seems to be that the Cabinet
has been somewhat too ready to adopt
the panic view of the Palace conse-
.qusnt upon General TodIsben q threats.
Sofia Occupied by the servians.
SEML1N, May II.
BY, order of General Todleben, the
.Sersians occupied Sofia. which the
Russians evacuated.
Messing Austrian Troops Near the
Danube.
BELGRADE. May IA.
Inspite Of peaceful rumors. the mass
ing of Austrian troops near the Danube
and Save cohrnues actively.
The Brtstsh, Ftrst. Army Corps.
LONDON, May II.
u Is stated that the First Army, Corps
il ordered to be in readiness to embark
May 2Sth.( 1874
All Might Session or the HQu.s Of
Cemmens. /
LONDON. May IA.
The House of Commons sat from 4.
O'Clock yesterday until 1886 e,slock
this morning.
Russian Reinforcements. ~
toNsrANrISoPIE, May II.
Thirty-two pattAlIons of,Russian re-
Endorsements have arrived at San Ste
tano. The arrangement concerning
the forces has failed. Ia consequences OF
the st Petersburg Government disap-
proving of General Todieben's pro-
jected retreas,to Adrianopls, The po-.
sition OF Sadyk Pasha. President of the
Ta:kish Cabinet Council, is conse-.
quenuy re-established...
The massainaAn lnsurrection.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, May ii.
News. from the MussuinAn insurrsc-
ation states that the disturbances are
spreading. Largspnaabers of Albanians
are participating.
= xszEAzznHzzazD
RUSSIA preserves; eight crowns of.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-15
re LE c RAP
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Ohio Redistricted.

Ohio Redistricted.
8 ,CoLUMEUs. May IA.
The Senate has passed the bill to re-
district the State for Congressional
purposes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24
IN WAR PAINT.

Three woodchoppers arrived at W al
lula on the 18th inst. and reported that
they had met the Sheriff Of Yakima
county with a company Of thirty-fve
whites and fifteen friendly Inaians OF
the 18th inst, near Priest Rapids, on
the Columbia river, who had been to
Chief Moses camp for the murderers
Of the Perkins family. Although Mo-
SEES had promised to aid in the capture
of the murdererS, he met the Sheriff
and party with his whole band Of
well-armed warriors in war paint, and
with the most hostile demonstrations.
They retreated from Moses strong
hold and tried to evade pursuit. One
Of the men claims to have seen Smo-
hala at Priest Rapids. Friendly In
dams have been warning the wood
choppers in the vicinity Of Priest Rap
ids for sometime to leave. A war
with Moses band, which has for sew
eral years been a retreat for ranegades
of all tribes, would not he unexpect-
ed. An open war is now inevitable,
and a lively winter campaign should
be carried on against them
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24
A coed Bill.

The following bill has been present
ed in the United States Senate by
Grover, of Oregon:
Be il enacted, etc, that in the con-
struction and repairs Of all forts and
Notifications, canals and locks, and
all improvements of rivers and har-
bors, and all other public works of the
United States, no person shall be en-
ployed in the labor thereon who shall
not, at the time OF his employment, be
a citizen Of the United States, or who
shall not have declared his intention
to become citizen thereof, and IN
case any contractor or officer, engaged
in the construction or repair OF any
such works or improvements, shall
employ any labor not authorized by
this Act, he shall forfeit to the United
States all the money paid, or contract
ed to be paid, for such labor, and the
amount thereof shall be withheld by
the proper accounting officer from any
sum due or payable or any account OF
such public works.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24

a Hcan make money faste.
At anything else '1 csa,,i At work for n.
~ by the ind gu Sl2 per day at 'SS9airs
girls wanted everywhere to ', ra,, Women, bo,a
IL the time. Costly outfit and h ta. Tor Us. n
TRUE < Co. Augusta, Maine terms free. l1e
------------- June9-sI
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24
Arrivals az tho Luna House.

d. l.. Greene, Boise City; j. g. Morse,
North Elk; A. G Phillips, Quartzburgi
VIM Kearney John Hamilton, city; J. b.
Pierce, Boise valley; II. Craig, Garden
valley; II. Dauson, Owen DuiTey, Sub Ro
sa K. Barbour, Squaw creek; JAS Mon.
roe, Banner; Paul Buzzini, Jas. Consta.
bic, Hoodoo; Thomas Grihing, Granite
Greek; Mss Margaret lIughey, Ireland.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24

G. EALfD FR0POSALS WILL lie RECEIVED
e. by the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Boise county. at the Auditors Office Ia idaho City,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24

THERE are six Democratic negroes
in the South Carolina Legislature.
This Is Tie ncanczt kind of Southern
outrage Washington Post.
There is not one Republican negro
in the Legislature Of any Northern
State, and this is the meanest kind Of
Northern outragc.-[Omah Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24

A DISPATCH says that the Diaz Al
ministration Of Mexico still desires to-
maintain friendly relations with the
United States. The President has cs-
tablished order in that turbnlous Re-
public, and inaugurated an efficient
policy for the protection Of peace on
the frontier. Diaz realizes that Amer
lean capital must build the railroads
aud develop the mines. One district
j. Already attracting California CAPT
taIistS and others will follow Mexico
is undoubtedly one of the richest min
ing countries in the world and if ouf-
fcient guarantees are made by the
Government for the protection Of
money invested in mining and other
enterprises, large emigration wall
follow from all parts Of the world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24

ARRANGEMENTS are being made at
some Of the English iron furnaces for
utilizing the waste product Of the
same-or slag-in the manufacture Of
some cheap varieties of glass. 1t is
asserted that while such material is
untitled for the production If perfect
" white glass-owing to the amount
OF iron which it contains-yet for all
glass in which tinge of color is Ell
Their desired or not detrimental, which
Of course includes a large percentage
Of all the glass that IS made, the Stag
will be found quite we'll adapted; In
deed, tina percentage of iron which 1t
contains is to be considered as beaef.
cial, since, being capable, IS IS well
known, of replacing other tluxes, it
will TO this extent lessen the amount
Of alkali that would otherwise have
to be employed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24

WHILE the yellow fever is being il.
vestigated at the expense of the
Treasury, it is in order for medical
men in this part Of the country to de.
vote their best energies to the search
fir the causes Of diptheria. This ma,
lignant disease numbers many vic
TINS yearly in our great cities, where
there is at least show Of sanitary
precauiion; bat it is in the smaller
towns AMI country villages that It's
rayages have made the very name Of
diplhc.ia as dreadful to parents az
that Of scarlet lever Itself. In a sin
gie \ . Jersey school this fall, fifty
seven pap.is ont n sixty-eight lave
been attacked BY II. Let the doctors
put their heads together anew and
make a fresh effort 10 wrest lis secret
from this mysterious and dreadful mai
Y. Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-24
Monaav. Jnnnarv 8. 60.

Boise county, al the Auditors oiHce ia Idaho city,
Monday. January 6, 1879.
mp to o'clock ~ Of said day. lor the purpose #
taxing care u the indigent sek, county poor idlot-
il ana Ia sane Of Boise eoHgty Tor the ensuing year.
Bids = be as folloNn. te.W1t:
Oge opi Tor the board lodging. nursing. clothing
aitd washing i1r the indigen sick. county poor id
olic aad insane Of Boise county. including lie bari-
al expenses u al INDECENT sick county por. idintie
aud naaAu who mas a4a in eaid Boise county, Tor
one }oar from January s. 1879
9ne ia Tor medical Attendance aud furnishing
medicines Tor the INDECENT sick. county poor idiot
IL and insane ~ BOISE county. Ter hodirg post
iuorsem examinations en- All Who iaag die iu the
county hospital Of seia county. AMI Tor al post
Inc1ten examinations made So the e0anty seas IT
SAID Boise county wlpre the same would be charge
sole TO tie county, Tor one yer iroa tasuary $
1879.
Bidders may include the above two subdivisions
10 ona bid II desired.
Parties receiving fhe contracts viii hs required to
enter ths same III writing aud Me londs with Bp.
proved security IN the sum Fl double the amount
ct their bid yAMES MORtARTy.
0iert Board 60 gnu