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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08
LORILLARD TOBACCO.

The great celebrity Of our TIN TAG TOBACCO
has caused many limitations thereof to be placed OF
the market. We therefore caution all chcwcrs
against purchasing such limitations.
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobacco
bearinga hard or metallic label, render themselves
liable to thepenalty Of the law, and all persons VIC
atng our trade marks are punishable by fine and
imprisonment. Lscc act Of Congress Aug. H. 1875
The genuine LoRRlLARD TIN TAG TOBACCO
can be distinguished bya TIN TAG on each lump
with the word LoRRILAliD stamped thereon.
over 7,0S8 tons tobacco sold IN 1877, and nearly
5000 persons employed In factories.
Taxes paid Government In 1877, about S3,jOO,0OO
and during past IL years, over sso,0OO000,
These goods sold by all jsbbcrs at manufacturers
rates.
EH-The TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO IL
second to none" In aroma, midness, purity and
quality.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08
THE Springfield Gazette of the 9th says

THE Springfield Gazette of the 9th says :;
The Cairo Bulletin, speaking Of Mr. slade the
Republican candidate for superintendent Of public
instruction, says, "he is gentleman and scholar,
In every way worthy and well qualified for the Office
he IL seeking" The Bulletin has desire to elect
good men to Office, and we presume II Is fixing itself
To hop over to Mr.. slade when the proper time
comes
THE BULLETIN has desire to elect good
men to Office, but it does not follow that
because it has the courage to speak of
political opponent in generous and just
way, that it is fixing itself to hop.' The
Gazette undertakes to measure TIE BuLLE-
TIN by It's own narrow motives. Mr.. Etter
is THE BULLETINS candidate for Superinten.
dent OF Public Instruction, and we repeat
here what we said in the article from which
the above extract is garbled, that he is the
man for the position and will be continued
in 1t by the votes Of the people
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08

The practical opinion of an experienced
and methodical planter in Bouwcl, S. C,i.
strongly against the idea that the negroes
arc divine out. lis hooks, which have al.
ways been carefully kept, show that previous
ito the year 1896 the natural deecnnial in.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08
Democratic n omlnatlons.

FOR STATE TREASURER,
EDWARD L. CRONKRlTE, of Stephenson.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL NJ. ETrER, Of Mclean.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, SOUTHERN GRAND
DIVISION,
JACOB o. CHANCE, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF THE APPELLATE couRT SOUTHERN
GRAND DIVISION,
JOHN @, HARTMAN, Of Alexander.
FOR ooNGREss-E IGHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
W. j. ALLEN, ofJackson
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SENATORIAL DIS
TRlCT
IT, W. HALLIDAY, Of Alexander.
r. 7. ROBINSON, of jackson.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08
LOOK NOT ON THE GLOOMY SIDE.

Look not on the gloomy side,
Though fortune may send thee low;
There's an ebb In every rivers tide,
But the fcod in It's turn win flow.
Stand not on the gloomy side,
For life hath it, light and gloom,
It's pathway that's long and wide,
But safe to tread at noon.
Grieye not when cloud may spread,
And thy sun for season hide;
Remember there's light overhead
Each cloud hath sunny eide.
Life is not dreary waste,
There are pleasures In store uutried
That any who seek may taste
But they're not on the gloomy side.
Why look on the gloomy side,
When sorrow thy heart doth s,ing'
Smile proudly-for care defcd
Will lose It's ranking sting
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08
DRY GOODS. ETC.
GOLDSTINE d.
ROSEN WATER.

The largest wholesale and retail Dry
Goods and Clothing House in this City:
are receiving new Goods daily and are
Offering great bargains in the most hand.
some lines Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
and MATTINGS; Silks, Cashmeres, Bou-
rettes, and great many other new
styles of Dress Goods, Fans, Etc.; in
fact in every department of their bust
ness, they cordially invite the public
call and see their stock.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
,rhos. Nlly, Editor.

Only MOrnin0 no''''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08
,,hscrintion Rates.:

Eicbt lines Of soId nonparcil constitute square
Displayed advertisements will he charged accord
inc 10 he space occupied at above raies-there be-
ING twelve lines OF solid type 10 the inch, ,.
TO regular advertisers we oner superior az
ments both as 20 rates OF charges ana HahheF VI
displaying their fayors. i,sor
Local notices twenty cents per line for irst inser
ton; ten cents per line for each subsequent ihsef
ton ., t..o.o.,
Communications upon subjects Of general interest
TO the public are al all times acceptable ReJec'eo
manuscript will not be returned ,.,-.,
Letters and communications should be addressed
"Cairo Bulletin, Cairo, Illinois"
JNO, II. 0BERLY. General Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Qftrr Rifns Sobn.
0eherai > M9cntmf

fur bic neutrality-suspicious..
Capital.
Smperial & Hortbern Snf. Cos,
bon Spnppn, Sob S25. 900, OOO
&oeal Sni. Co..
BON liverpool, 10000, 900
Commercial tluion VII. Co.,
RON 9oueen, G0lo, 10. 900, 900
German american Sni. Co.,
pom 9lsp gOrL 1000, 900
ct. paul Geuer & Warine Snf. Co.,
BON ct. paul, 100000
ct. Soiepb Seuer & Warine Sni. 60.
BON ct. SOispb, $4,000
atlas Sni. Co..
Spn SartfOrb, 100000
German Sni. Co.,
BON 9respOrt Sa., 100000
q. q. attibsntial aH. Co.,
pOn SurtfUrS, 500, 900
SrabeIers' Snf. 60.
DON Sartforb, $4,000
aetna eife Snf. Go
sps SartfOrh, 20, 600, 900
Titt md6tissn asmpasnisen, btt a& BET BEN aetrass N,
Befpn 5eur tur8 pnuttli9t 9ablune ihrr gtrluhe b.
rdtrt taten. tmpftbltn I'D ftlsf une fSnntu Btra6eruuso
Ron e~ssaifum ~ ben biaisam Ratsn sntsstn stnsss~
rtrttn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

Ray au4 elm Sbsolose. Ser eindu=
siss @initon" NOR (uno 1T wabrideinli9
nOd) elm Reser.Y rsoissr in 0~irsinisn, Del.
len anii1tsn iiber SbeOlosis uno msni9liGe
Natur oft isbr orisinel paren, wie fOlsen-
bss 8siipieI ,sist. Gin Ssrr reoete i'm
zines Sonnta9s alIo n
Winifon, nan iast mir, oaB sic ben
@laubsn preoisen. ieoss 0eib isi BON iies
ben Seufsln beielien. Wie t0nnen Sic
absr 10 etlpas bepeilen?
Wsa, Ssrr, baben sic nismaIs in Der
Yibel selelen, ME Die lie5sn 5eufeI aus
Der Waria Wasoalena aussstriebsn muir.
ben? $50 ,t
8 ia, bas babe iG seleien.
Wea, baden sic ismals seb6rt. BOB lie
elmer anoeren 5rauensperion aussstrieben
uarosn? Ssb? lasts GI
Neiu, oapon babe i'd nismals seb6rt.
ga, oa miiien ie bod an bic anberen
nod in ii4 babsn. Ssb?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
n.y. moSss Serih"

ses- .Moi,s Ssri&". - Woiss Serl4
Commit eills in cine apotbsis) Serr BRO.
fisr, . Is mer gar nidt redt in mai Sn-
nsri4tss, . orudt msr. . 3midt msr sebs
sc msr bod d &scsptds - YropiIor +:
Sisr Moiss. Iino Masstropfsn, Die iperoen
Gu6 balb bslfen. = DER; @ie bel Iol'n
is toits2 = g.. Bier @rOidsn Gourant.
= Dr.: Qsst oas Weoitament pisber
bin): Wis piel2! Bier @rolden Gourant !
Soft ioa mer belle; tpdr i'd bod d ssi9la.
ssnsr Wann, wenn i'd ioat ssbs 10 one
sraubs Summs Dor 10 d flabnes 6ldi44e.
Ssrr profier. lciie sc ii4 iass d BORT
babsn Sc tabne Seorau&ts Wassltr5pp&,
BORN balbs preis9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

Bas- Ius Der Sniiructionsitunoe. I'm.
teroff3ier y3u mas 1T Die gaOalerie?
grter gini. .6rsipiIissr Sur @erfol.
suns oes Jeinoss.~
3wsiter gini.. Greiuiniser: Sum I'm.
srif bes Gsinoss." 900 s
Srittsr gini. .Sreiuilissr: .3ar R..
eOsnosciruns oss feinoIi4sn Ssrrains."
lIntsrofRSisr ySab Sbr psrfll9ter
3erle, Die Sbr troB gursr sslebrtsn aus.
bride itets ssrabe Die biimmiten 5raseu
nidt beantworteu f6nnt, INNER nod MIDI
sinmal oroentli4 osutia selernt babt; nit
iol i'd gu4 oenn nod oeutlidsr frasen ?
gu Yfsroe 1T bic GapaIsris!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
pay- .0ie orOsen QSder.~ 0iena

s6- .8ie srobsu 20dsr." = 9ienF-
mdo4en : rWaoam, es mar faan hoIlan-
oiier 8die mebr beim 2oOfmann ,i baben
er iasts, sic m69tea mol oieien S9psi.
,ertdis probiren sic tuiirben idon sufris.
Den fino.~ Grau (drs.rlid): ,Du ldBt
Dir bod aaes in Die Sano its9eu! So
1T man Ia betrosen. sch nal Die gro.
Sen 20dsr ba brinn, Die fallen in's Sc.
niht!" fsgaf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
4 er b alt E ..

unterba alt 9.
Rstts antanstsn e4H, ,isme BEN lts,sea,
erbttttrt bic Stelt une b~eforbert ftibf
bic @tfunsbttt eo eeteu. Sans
9euti6es 8oIfSIieoerbu@. \.
(5n neusr gsarbsituns.) .rs.
9lrm uno tlein III meins 6itte -bo4 me
SppOtbet tebt b'rauf. 6fr. g
Bel bieisn taltsn 8sbsn-ldbt f9 feline
Sroi4ts iebsn. =
Yruoer. su Den fsiliden &elussn =
braudt nan einen sutsn WaSen.
SerS unein Sera toas ioq es ssbsn-
2eberfnobd beiteqp i'd ebsn.
Sbr Yrlosr, duenn i'd ni9t t,sbr trinte,
,-babt adt, bab i'd untern 5ii4 ni4t iints.
Sn's Selb, ms Gelo : Die Ro4essiTer
mabnen-an 8slousrluit Rumdn'i4sr gi-
ienbabnen. s,st,s as.a
auf, aut ibr Burner unb ieib rob
bier 1T me 8neipe irsenbpo.
8ennit su Der 2isbe Sebnen, tennii bu
Der 2iebe Sdmer3-bann fob bid copuIi.
rem. wOm0sIi& i&On i'm Wdrs..i
Ser Monb III aufsssuns.u-nun beibts
me 9eriide s~rlanssn.
SIN sinsm tiblsn @runbe, ba sebt Elm
Wiblenrao,-oon Meni4. unb 5anbes
iteuer ndbrt iid Der Masiitrat.
SD bah meine Sa9e auf Nidts ssitelt
Sudbe tets appiser wiro bic SdbeI.
melt! 3 Wsb! : 3.s ID .Hai e.
0ie banss 9tadt III nun berum,-gin
Weni4 1T ni4t elm Yublifum. o,
gs 1T bsitimmt in @ottss Rath-baB
Seoerman Der S&ulosn bat, muB satIsn.
uno ordut Der @intsr nod 10 isbr-bsr
Sfen idreit Steintoblen Der!
@enn ale untrsu psrosn
60 bleiben mir bod treu
Sas @obnunssmietb3ins. Steissrn
uno attisni4winoelsi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

Bag Sas unbsIdnoisits, ssbre4li4its
uno %sitslits, bas bodmitbisite. 3uslsi9 absr
aud oas sraulamite alsr @eidopis, sr al.
lsin 1T ss, oas log. Sa6pfuns.W sitsrs
ltid-oer Wsni1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
nSs- en- elmer 2situno Ina mou ,,Josr,,

sss- Su elmer 3situns los man iolsenoe
Soossanseiss :: Aim 10. ,. W. nabm Der
lisbe Soft auf Der &eiie bon Drag nod
Dresden meinsn jiinsiten Sobn an ben
3dbnen gu fid." 5srnsr /: Ygy sins ss-
iuno mad BEN @arten uno iab als 9eias
itin Saus uisoer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
AGentur

fur st 3 srrstsn Gampfatfs. Gumpasaissn mad earsp.
9dsiihe Nbfabrt.
Samburs- amsrifanii&e einit IS Damttt,
Rcrb. Teuti1tr Glpye, Bremen Is Dampfu
@unare einie, eipapVpI u. Antpsr. t6 Dambfr
Hee Star Cine 8 Dampte.
Die 9auftnes ppn yaHasintn, bte ID In ben Iesteu Il
Sahrtn auf stt.u Dampftrn berrlbe unh btnakr lpeht,
babe, Nns bic bette gmpfstlsus uns habtn MIR has 8utfsse
mtinu 8rtuuht ssH&ut.
Sn 9erbinbuns NIT Sbisem, ifeue ID
We9iel auf ale 6auptitdbte guropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

dyspepsia,
Ober gerbauunss geidperbsu, ROpf.
i9merS, S9uIteridmer,, gstIsmmuns Der
gruit, 9uifen, iaures slufitOBeh aus benz
Wasen, S9winbeI, idIsdten @eidmad
i'm Munbe, @allenIeibsn, SsrstIopfen,
S4mersen in Der Risrsn. gssenb, unb
buaoert anbere Rrantbsits. Gri9sinunsen,
wsI9e bur9 llnusrbauIidtsit srssust pers
ben.
@essn: 9aut.Srantbeite n,
ausf4Idse, Sdwdren, SaI3fahs,
6lsden, Riteier, 9si9wire, @arbuntel,
@inswurm, @rinbtOpf, iaIimms sIusen,
&OtbIauf, Rrdse, Sdort MiBfarbs unb
anbere &rantbsiten Der 5aut III Der @es
braud Der Eropfen uon unpsrslsi5li5er
Birtuns. Cine ein3iss 6Ia4 G
wirb in fat allen Sauen ben rnsldubis.
fen Don Der 8irtuns bisiss Ssil : Wittels
iiberteusen.
9aItet guer BIut reinunb
bic @eiunbbeit Cures Srsar
nismus wirb bic SoIge ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Gtteubabt 9i6etS

S~SVVUVWVVs <tWpVV
SAD aatn 5aupta6bttn aueriias uns GaItfuruta's fsnss,
Zen san,sn 9aS In meinsr Office ~ ben rS.lmSeetu prstfn
etauft rerhtn; q tf niAt nStbts I'D auf ben Depsts y
@tppen rinfrstn ~ Iahtn.
Grunbeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsss auspabl ss btasn etatt. eismtsuns, ss
aud 8armtn unb prairidaneGtitn sRs BET mfr faS 10 to
~ehnhishtn 6tbineunsen ~ tabtn unb trfuHt Id isbtu, Dc
fsn Sch In gtstnttum H6u uas stpiaabrtasub auIseo
ptu, mtnt eian ~ prifsn. "
Bur gnIssans pom gapttaIisn s.rs auf aauae uus rsss
Udft Ssrst ~srrastx.
Better Qiene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

ssg- Sn einsm Grieobofe bel Ososnburs
inoet man iolsente @rabi4rift:
.Sintsr bisiss 8ir9bofs @ittsrn
2iest Sans Rlaus,
Or trant man4sn 8ittern"
-uno ioeiter unter Der SdluB3eile:
Reid oes 2eioens aug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
py- u8snu i'd Sas aieS BON Den sbra

W yScehH w ous Seu uuH ueH 2ptus
men b6re," iasts cine iebr s%mpinbiams
Same, Die aber auBeroem elm Sausbra9s
war, bin i'd aasmal rein meg" v0as
laiisn sic SIREN Wann ni4t b0ren," er.
misosrts oarauf Elm alter 8nabs, .ionit
pisift er Sbnen oas 2iso ale Gage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
: Sfo&(6nupfen
2Rheumotismus
uno &icht,
galisc, remittirrnbe unb intermittirenbe
IF eher,

@esen: &rantbeitsn bss Blutes, Der
Rieren unb Der SIaie. @essn:
DysDensia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-01
THE RALLY AT EMPIRE NIGHT

The Republican candidates of Ormsby
County will have grand rally at Empire to-
night, all of the candidates appearing, and all
giving the people of Empire an pportunity
to know just where the Republican nominees
stand on the political issues of the day. There
has been a good deal of mean spirited lying
done against the Republican Old Guard of
Ormsby, several of whom, still true to Re-
publican principles, are now before the voters
of this county asking for support on Tuesday
next. These gentlemen intend to be heard
at Empire tonight, and there is no doubt
that they will establish their claim to con-
tinuance of the confidence reposed in them in
the past. Short, convincing speeches will be
the order of the occasion on the part of local
and Legislative candidates. Hon. R. NJ
Daggett, Republican candidate for Congress,
and Hon. C. S. Varian, candidate for Judge
of this District, will be present, and both will
talk to the Empire Republicans with the old
time vervid eloquence. The excursion train
for Empire, accompanied by the Carson Brass
Band, will leave here about = o'clock this
evening. 'Get aboard
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-01
PERSONAL.

Theodore Tracy, of the U. S. mail service,
arrived from Bodie last evening, and We
believe went below on the regular passenger
last night.
r. L, Tilden, who recently returned from
the East, went to San Francisco last night to
remain there for a short visit
W. P. Prescott Assayer of the Mint, has
been confined to his room for few days past
with acute rheumatism. Hope to see him out
soon.
John Van Buren, Perry - Jack Perry
went up to Virginia City yesterday on the
lightning express. Jack Perry, who was
among the earliest of the Comstockers. is now
a resident of Eureka. He was once Marshal
of Virginia City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-01
ON THE TRAIN.

Yesterdays up train brought quite dele
CATION of politicians to town, most of whom
tarried in Carson only long enough to ''shake'
with their friends, and then go on to the
Comstock. Among the arrivals were Hon. j.
II. kinkead, Rev. J. D. Hammond, Hon. r.
NJ. Daggett, candidates on the Republican
ticket, and Mr.. H. F. Bartine, all of whom
have been making an active canvass IN East
ern Nevada. OF the Democratic politicians
we saw Hon. Geo. W. Baker, candidate for
Secretary of State, Judge Hillhouse, candi-
date for United States Senator, and Mr.. II. j.
NOLAN. Baker and NOLAN spoke in Reno
on Wednesday night and in Dayton last night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-01

FINE WoRK.-We yesterday saw IN the
Office of the Meter and Refner of the Car
son Mint specimen of clever painting from
the brush of Mr.. A. F. Bryant, a Mint en-
ploye. 1t is an American eagle perched on
the American flag, the painting being on the
north wall of the office and directly over the
entrance to the vault. The drawing is ex-
cellent, and the coloring equally good. The
eagle stands out boldly, as this typical bird
always should, and seems ready to pounce
on any dastardly Dolly Warden or any schem-
ing Democrat who might be disposed to leer
at either the bird or the national emblem.
ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following names are
upon the Roll of Honor for the month of
October, at the Orphans Home school:
Emma Kelly, Pauline Harmon, Susy Booth,
Hattie Arnold Annie Jolly, Helen Whitford,
Clara Kenney, Tom Tut, George, German,
Charley Balm, Warren Laird, Edwin Orndotf,
John Bells, Robert LaForge, John Kelly,
Alex Hook, Willie Morgan, Willie Kelly,
Martin Walker, James Cargill.
THAT STAND. - Once more we are COM
PEELED to mention the fact that that stand on
Carson street has not been used during the
present campaign. If our political speakers
will persist in not occupying it, and it seems
that they are all of the persistent kind, we
favor the proposition of letting it to the next
corn doctor Or soap seller by whom Carson is
visited.
THE FCITIzENs' AT EMPIRE. meeting
of the Reformers on last Wednesday night at
Empire addressed by Messrs. d. ID.
Brown, B. H. Meder, Fl. FL. Bence, II. FL.
Howe, E. F. Gibson, Lloyd Hill and H. S.
Mason, five of whom are candidates are on
the D. V. ticket.
Ducks FOR THE BoYs.-We hear that some
of our hunters intend visiting Pyramid Lake
soon. where ducks are reported in great guam
titles He have a weakness for mallards,
teal and spoon bills, but then we can go any
thing in the line except mud-hens.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-01
To Let.

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE
en- suite, pleasantly located. For particulars in
0lire at this office. ocl2m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-01
S TOCKS

The market yesterday showed healthy
improvement along the line, especially at the
North end Sierra Nevada went booming up
to $50, and Mexican and Union got sympa
thetic. Bullion, which appears to have taken
a new start, was quite active, and over three
thousand shares changed hands at the morn
ing session of the Board. AS a whole the
stock market is looking well.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-01
TROUBLE AT THE SCORPION NINE.

We copy the following account of the re-
cent trouble at the Scorpion mine from last
evenings Chronicle:
Some serious trouble occurred last night,
about 10 o'clock, at the tunnel of the Scor-
pion Mining Company, in Seven-mile Canyon.
| There were three miners at work in the tun-
mel for the Scorpion Company. At the en-
trance to the tunnel there is Small frame
house through which it is necessary to pass
to get into the tunnel The men employed
there say that at the hour named they heard
a volley fired outside, and Immediately after
ward the door of the cabin was broken in,
and party of five or six men rushed into the
tunnel with shotguns in their hands and COM
manded them to quit work. This the miners
did. The attacking party, they say, was COM
posed of Peter Fitzgerald, William Looney
and three or four others whose names they
did not know.
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY.
Friends of the men who made the noctur-
nal visit say it was only 9 o'clock when the
trouble began, and that only four men COM
posed the attacking party namely, Pat Hurley,
Peter Fitzgerald, W. Looney and c. Wilkes.
These men say that the parties in possession
were in the house at the time, and not in the
tunnel. A demand for surrender was re-
fused and then the door was broken in and
the light put out by the invaders, whereupon
the others surrendered, throwing down their
pistols. Before possession of the house was
obtained, one of the outsiders fired shot in
the air, which did no damage. Having effect
ed an entrance, they allowed the Scorpion
party to sleep in the house, and this morning
returned them their arms and sent them
away.
Fitzgerald and his party still hold posses
sion, but will all be arrested on charge of
riot.
QUESTION OF TITLE.
Of course the trouble is due to dispute as
to the ownership of the ground. The Fitz-
gerald party claim that on the 9Th of the
present month William Looney located the
Gray Eagle No, mining claim, comprising
| 800 feet, and being relocation of the
Scorpion mine. On the same day notice of
location was filed in the County Recorders
office, and also an affidavit by Peter Fitzgerald
and Charles Wilkes that no work had been
performed upon the ground thus relocated or
my part of it for more than three years last
past, and that said mine had been abandoned,
md at the date of its relocation was, and for
long time prior thereto had been, totally
.bandoned, and was subject to relocation.
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Hon. C. S. VARIAN, Republican candidate
for District Judge, will be present at Empire
on Friday evening, and at Carson on Satur-
day evening, upon the occasion of the Repub-
lican meetings. He will address the assem-
bled constituency on the issues of the day,
and will be worth the attention of all shades
of political thinkers. His canvass in Washoe
county has been highly encouraging, and his
election as District Judge is assured, notwith-
standing the fact that Earl Beaconsfelds pol
icy in Australasia would seem to discounte-
nance such a result
DEPARTURES By yesterdays Southern
stage the following passengers left: ". A.
Alter, A w. Ramsey, 1. G. Messic, J. Lind,
r. T. Heath, L. A. LaGrange, James O'Neil,
A. Spencer, P Hammond, E. F. Montgomery,
Frank Gallagher.
AT GOLD HILL.-There will be a grand Re
publican rally tonight at Gold Hill, in the
Miners Union Hall, which will be addressed
by Honorables J. H. kinkead and H. R.
Mighels.
REPUBLICANS, bear in mind that Senator
John P. Jones will address you in the Opera
House tomorrow Saturday evening Turn
out in your strength, and hear Nevada's best
friend
PARALYSIS Mr. McFadden, a stone mason
who has done some mason work at the Carson
Mint, has been stricken down with paralysis,
and is now confined to his home.
LIGHT. - The Aurora stage yesterday
brought but two passenger, to Carson,
the lightest load in many months.
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A Physicians Is Years Experience.

The above testimonials from we'll known citizens spet
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