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New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
FRoMAN TRYING TO ESCAPE.

LONDON. Thursday, OCT. 2, 1873.
Peter Froman, the self-confessed murderer,
from Bull yer, South Carolina again before the
Bow Street Police Court to-day The extrndiuon papers
ln his case were handed in 90 the Foreign Office on
Tuesday but have yet reached the Magistrate ana
he was rrmanded uutl wednesday next After his re-
cor.inittai Truman escaped from hs cell IN BOwst'
pnd made tine roof OF the building, when hs
FLIGHT was observed and the ushers, keepers ana JerS
OF the court pursued captured him after desperate
atrtf
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
AN ENCOURAGING sign.

A distinguished feature of the present finan-
discussion is that II evolves nothing agu-
The adyOcates OF a sound currency claim af-
vance nothing Certainly, the pOns OF fiat
money theories TO advance which We not here
tOoIe been tested. and their IslsIiy completely deon
s;rated This, therefore, IL hopeful aign indicating
that the ueusOn pass away although further eI
nerience demonstrate how much OF uncertainty
and suffering the Nation must endure before the heresy
4 firDaibd.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
P,o,.,,,,e, !, Cor The Tcrth ana ,,reath.

In the best nluid dentrce the world II thoroughly
cranses part ally aecayed teeth from all PARISHES or living
almslcns ea ving them psary white tnpa1 ting delight
ful fragrance % the breath
THR FRAGRANT FLoRu9R"
Removes instantly all arisiLg foul stomach
Being partly composed OF honey soda and
tracts OF hrbs pats Is perfectly harmless and
Pr.pared 6y HES6Y o. GALuuP No d93 oxiordst London
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04


and the last performance by the orchestra when mas
given us so much enjoyment for the past hteen
took place last night seinway Hall in the preseneo
Of very enthusiastic audience. The following was the
programme;
l. Overture. CoriOlanus het a
. OeA Mr. r. Remmeriz
syEsSPy Son SS roppS&&daso 0l non
gTa2ioso Presto-AilegrO con spirito ,,,
L. Fantasia Hungarian Airs lA'1'
wo,sD. Farewell and nd fare as soenS Die waikaro
Vocal part by Mr. Renmertz
We have not heard the band play with more eie
eance passion and spendor and recall few occa-
sions which have called forth better exhibition OF Mr.
ThOmass qualities as a conductor. The BrahmS
Symphony given last night for the first time In America
is by work to interpret III Is clearer
outlines and much brighter in its ooloring tban 'he
first symphony Of the remarkable composer ana
thereforethougn by means tn be ;raspnd at one
bearfuKtt is more quickly reshed by the listener; but
TO make pain TO fix the elusive beauties OF
the pastoral alegrettO, or TO emphasize the
grandeur OF the serious portions, requires
leader OF quick perceptions, unusually clear
head, and magnetic power OF command. These
we need hardly say, were found In Theodore
Thomas and the marked favor with which the SYM
phony was received must be considered compliment 10
The interpreter no less than the composition. The u
plause abundant after every movement and the
AIegrettO was repeated.
In the Beethoven overture and the familiar seleclloh
from the wakiire we had the orchestra on favoi1te
and well known ground and it is enough TO say that
both numbers were admirably performed. Mr. RemmerH
Delivering the pathetic defamation OF WOtan with his
usual correct fe ling voice, and majestic man.
ner He was cotdally appauded likewise IN Schuberfs
q aDoDpelgaage the accompaniment being the excel
lent arrangement scored by Thomas Mr. Pnners play
ing of the Iis4t Fantasia notable achieve
Ineut even for this brilliant and sympathetic
young pianist ald he was recalled after II again ana
again Thomas returned TO the stage utter the concert
was over to bow his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ot the cheers
and cIapring 3; and so with waving OF handSercncfs
and many OF feeling. the farewell
bepeft came TO an end We should have been glad TO
see at this last Of the memorable symphony evenings
fuller representation OF the people who have so loag
nrofessed 10 find pleasure IN them but enough at
rate were ere 10 show Theodore Thomas that he has
place in the hearts Of many OF ms. and that wnrm
welcome awaits him here If he ever comes back.
The second of the Marie R6ze concerts will be
given az steinway Hall this evening, and will Doubtless
egusl the success OF the first. Nine. R6ze viii sing
waltz by M6tra newly orchestrated by Carlberg. the
Tower Scene rom Trovat0rc" with Sig RIignnli and
chorus and THO from lombard" with Brignol and
Carleton. Tomorrow the company win give matne'
Wilhelmj will appear at Steinway Hall on
Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday of uext week
His playing has made q remarkable sensation IN musical
CIRCLES and his popularity 10 be steadily incfeas
ing,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE COST OF THE PLAGUE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Captain Eads esti-
mates s loss from tho suspension and disarsngement
ofbusness In the fcyernfeeted upwarus OF
$200.00O.0O0. Other well informed gentlemen from
the Mississippi Valley who IN Washington est
mate Il much higher.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04


ALA fRE-At AIaIre Monmouth County n. j.. wefaes
uay October ? at sl5 p Caiicta AlsaiEe I0npkihb
widow CT James p. Ailaire late Of NewYo = ,o
Funeral Alare n j. FRIDAY, OetOber g. AZ ~
Inermen same day at ew Rochelle. n. Y, at $50
Relatives friends invited 60 attend
AsHWORTH-I EnginId thu LIST ult Benjamin Ash.
worth OF Phiadelr ha. Late OF Lees England IN the 4sn
year of his age.
BARTLETT-At Easthampton. Mass. October ], Mary Q.
Bar lett widow the late William Bartlett -
Funeral services SATURDAY m0rDin2 OctoDer o. lOo
oclock resieuce Of her daughter, Mrs Helen A.
Rich No 1913 Grand,ave-. BROOKLYN
RECROa wednesday October 2 1878. Charles c. J. Beck.
son Of the late Robert Beck of Newburypoft Mass
Relatives friends family also members ~ Nc
hoe COmmandery A NJ. Respectfully lnVitei ~ Az
Methodist Church corner llSss
and dave on Saturday, 9th insL. at 10 O'Clock a m
Massachusetts, papers please copy.
CASWFLI-Tn Brooklyn Thursday, october Chari0to
A., daughter OF the late Solomon T. Caswen
Notice OF funel al hereafter
DUNHAM- THURSDAY, October 8, James L. Dunhain aged
Relyes ana friends Of family respectfully inyed ts
attend his fnnefs SATURDAY, october al y n lrom
the Church Of tho Holy Trinity, Brooklyn
sKFNE-At Garrison the Hudson, Thomas Skene N tue
48th year OF has .,,s.... A..
attend the furrra services at Philips Church Friday,
October 4, ut 1880 o'clock y. m
VAN INGEN-In Brooklyn Tuesday October Louise Yer
friends invited 90 attend ths nnors iro
her late resdence No. q Strong place. brookyn ffaay
October at o'clock. Friends are kindly requested hos "
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,,uonsis for the pasf "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. A. a. m.-The barome-
ter has rse slightly at most stations east Of the hisss-
sppi Coocr light winds aud clear weather prevail III
the Middle statel, New-England ana the Lake region
Warmer northwest winds prevail In the Northwest
IHdiedttons
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Engand,
rising baromete- cooler followed by warmer southwest
10 north vest Winds ioSgy and parity cloudy weather
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

Tbousands of persons have their eyes turned toward
was That is where thousands on dollars are made oaly
from ranging from $50 70 $3.50 The reliable
broKefs Alex Fr0tiDghnm Co, ~ Nailst. Nsw YORK.
pnd then Financial hepott ee. which explains faJ.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Geo; a. Leayitt d co. Ancfionee

leo. A. Ie1Ylt d tO AucilOnecfss
UNiooE FHi' Ar ORR ENTAIL ART.
Now on exhibition at clinton Hail. place until Of
sale october and following days;
A PRIVATE COLLECTION Of RARE and VALUABLE
OH FCyrS in POTTERY. PORCELAIN, BRONZE and Lac
ver odcolected during resi- enee OF many
wears in Japan officer OF the United STATES G0yernen
N.ryous HxInustIon-A medical comprising seues
OF lectures delivered kahns Mnseim OF Anatomy Now
YORK aud cure oil premature decule sO"n ln
health reganed, auOrdlng ceac
marriage ana the treatment Ot
and physical debility being The result "a ~
By mail, 20c currency OF posDge AuHoss
Secretary, KAHN'S Museum. OS6 BrOadway New. YORK
Post Once >ance.-The t3e ~eeS ennu<
SATURDAY, October D. 1875 VIII close AT tnls encs
TUESDAY, at A. ni ior EUROPE oy steasnIp ny"n.
ing via Queenstown; WEDNESDAY at l15O a. hi lor
B0thna via Queenstown lcorreSpond-
ence forwarded by this steamer must be se
cay addTessedl and al a. a. l0r fianee u5ec |" ntet
TIL RSDAH, at a. N. fOt Eu-
rye by Baltic, Queenstown cOresOOnuence
foF TO be OINaTe DY TINS Steamer must
ann Sueyfa Plymouth Cherbour2 ana Hamburg; on
SATURDAY. at a. for Europe by steamship CITY OF
scofand 10 be forwarded must be specially
addressed: and at for scotland direct by steansnp
Crcassia via Glasgow and al ll:SO a. M lof Europe W
seansbp MOsel southampton and Brenen The steam.
s,ns Wyonng othni Baltic and CTS VI kchond DO nos
rake mails Or Denmark anG Noi Say Ihe mals Tor
Aspnwa South Pacific ports leave New. ofk SePen
b The mails Mexico leave NcY-fork october D. Ihe
mails fOr the Brazil and Argentine laye New
FTanesco oco6er i6 The mails Australia leave san
FTaDCiscO October 70
Post omee Sew-Yorx. September % 1878
Pa1cpt- Designs Trade Marks Labels Caveas and advice
now 10 promptly and at The lowest COST gwen by
;. IL. WALES & son, Editors or 49, .. 81,
THE " SCIENTIFIC NEWS"
No 10 Spruces, New YORK. VINO nave had t"eylourye@rs
a the business.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
ANOTHER HURRICANE IN HAYTI.

HAVANA, Oct 3.-Jacmel was visited by
another hurricane On the 25th OF last month Two YES
s.ls and ali the lighters IN the harbor lost Many
houses were destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

TRtBUSR OFFICE Oct. A. 1 n. m.-Early yesterday
morning the barometer slightly. and then remained
almost stationary. The weather was warm ana parity
cloudv and clear The temperature slightly lower
than on Wednesday. The amount Of moisture n the air
ls large -, 4.
Warm ana partly cloudy weather may be expected IN
this city and neighbOrhO0d to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Ready this Morning!
THE SEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE,

The issue Of to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
HuMoRs OF TIE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters ffom STAFF other oOrresDondents an VI" ~
word aud the News
FULL PAGE OF AgRIcULrURE
Pfies tin wrappers ready for usiling. ave Gems p
one oopy one yssr ss Efye eoeeS ga zen copies A
.xr. ss Poataee IN al cases free subscrioer
Aadrsss THE TRIBUNE NsE'sorA-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

ara clam vour moufh afterward with sOzoDosT your
teeth viii condition 90 do their work for yeas Thos
dyspepcs bote their food because they had no z9e
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
HcoubIjcan PRIMARY Elections.

NE Republica AssOciauOns OF te seyera Assembly DIS
their respective head uarers Friday
evening October H. 1873 at O'Clock, for the purpose of
eI.ctng delegates TO the following conventions;
County Convention, be he'd az Republican Hail. 33d
broadway Tuesday evening October 10. 1878, at
n,clnck dalecnta Do ba nnnrrt nnca follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
REPORTED REVOLT IN SANTA CRUZ.

HAVANA, Oct. "a telegram from Jamaica
contains a rumOr OF negro insurrectuh IN Santa Cruz
Murders and other atrocities reported The negroes
are said to have possession OF the island.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

New-0rieans-Howard Association. $4,000; Howard
Association. for Grenada and Memphis sl5O0; Howard
Association. fur nterisr places at discretion $1,000;
Young Mcu's Christian Association, $1,000; Peabody
Relief Association $4,000; Catholic Relief Association.
5000; Catholic Sisters Of Mercy. 900; Homeopathic
Relief Association $500; Hebrew Benevolent Asso-
citation. 5000; Hebrew widcw aud Orphan Society.
$500; Touro Hospital $1,000; st. Georges Society,
SoOO widow and children OF the Rev. Dr. Wilson tspe-
eia bequest. 500; total, S56eo0. To Memphis
Howard Association, for themselves and with
special gifts and directions for interior places
$23750; Citizens Relief Association $4,000 Catholic
Societies. $1,000; Sisters of St. Mary, $3.50; Hebrew
Benevolent Association, $1,000; DR.. Mitchell Of How
ard Association, medicines. canned milk and 1200 pairs
OF blankets. value, $1,000; total, $4,000. To YIcks-
burg-Howard Association, 50. 500; Howard AssOcia-
tion for adjacenI places $1,000 to the Mayor 81 O0O
Hebrew Benevolent Association, $3.50; total, S13250.
Miseelaneous-To Greenville, Miss, $1,000; Canton.
Miss. Sl,50O Holly Springs, Miss. $1,000; Browns
vile. Tenn. 81 900; Hickman, Ky. $500; Young Mems
Christian Association NewYnIk to aid in expenses OF
collecting clothing. $500; total $500. Grand total,
s122.s50.
The committee docs not deem the balance on hand
adequate for the future necessities in the South The
committee yesterday directed the following romtanees
to be made To Port Gibson through Howard
OF New-oreans $500; Peabody RELIEF Association of
NewOrleans, 81 ,5OO Young Mems Christian Associa
ton, HewOreans 81 900; Howard Association. Yicks
burg. for neigLbOring towns, S100O-totai rcmances
to date, S126.S50. The committee also acknowledged
tie receipt Uf Ia packages OF clothing, OF which 107
packages shipped 10 Memphis, and 19 to New
Orleans.
j. PierpOnt Morgan. treasurer Of the committee.
GuOwiedges the receipt OF the following gifts
Balance Tidioute Penn contribution through MeropOh
National Bank. 80
Punch and indy show. Litchheld. Conn., by FIVE very
small bOFs
AuouymOus
COntributi New-York Post Once, through T. L.
JhIeA Itt,thA,itl o.
Prrsbyt ran Church, Whiprany, n. j. the Rev. Mr.
Barnes pastor 2S
Through THE NEw YORK TRIBUNE, ftrst Congregational
Church. WiamstOwu, Mas. 81
ChuiCh Of Christ, White Oaks. Mars, A. c. seWa,
phslor.
u. -, n s"' l''fS
SUNDAY schools NOrwalk Conn, Der j. s. Ambler-. 03
Citizens OF Oneida y. ~ balance Of subscriptions, per W.
T.. NOrhrup l3
supiay-srhoo East Tenh-st Oswego. n. Y..........
Citizens of Montreal Canada, third subscription per b.
Syman treasurer boo
Boxes IN H. Moses 4 CO.'S store 80 II Vcseyst l5
Cuzens OF Fshl Landing, n. " per sydney Scoheld, -
fol
liehiy l. Key .'''---''''.'. ~
First Congregations Church. Smyrna N. G.......-..- 20
1fltAi, OctOber & 1lfsEt
Previously acknowledged. l+oZoZ
tTdhu tOiA 1oto~'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

5perial Notices.
A Puzzlng Mystery
YOUNG GIRL DIsAPPEARsi
Was she
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY
Strange and Exciting Story,
ENTITLED
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY;
DORA E-MYR's WORST ENEMY
- BY Mrs NJ. V. VICTOR
VIII be ready next aOnday in
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY
Among the dramatic scenes presented are
A STRANGE DISCOVERY
ELoPEMENT OR ABDUCTIoNi
THE LOVERS AvowAL.
STRANGE BROTHER
THE SEARCH FOR THE MESSING HEIRESs.
Don't fail TO read 40 OF
THE NETWORK WEEKLY.
FRANCIS s. STREET, p,onretor.
FRANCIS 5. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
The seaside library

out to-day, In CLEAR. BOLD HANDsoME TYPE
Non WISELY. BUT TOO WE'LL
Ry RHO DA BRoUGHPOk.
LATE ISSUES.
aaR Tam Ttddleris Gs0unds BY Charles Dickens lOes
0 isev Int Tno Weil by RhOia 20c
ANA Bngzar On Horseback. BY James payn......lUc
1at moi, shall IL By Mrs AtexaIdeI. zoe.
eg-The Lady OF Launay. BY Anthony TrooRs.-.. a0e'
3as-Virtor Jesear BY Author Of san Maid" ".. 2ee.
Fox By How It All Happened loc.
Se-Jane Eyre nv Charlotte Bronte clear bold fype2c
StSE Ea1r Women fOrresfer suc
Throstlethwas. BY SusSn Morley
S13-Noy Bawn. by Author OF Phylis ".s''--Svc'
sa3Viyfap Grey BY Benj Disrael
39l-The Primrose Path. by MrS ohphant 1Os.
Eor sae by a above peesand SEA tpoet a en
~, se0,'P.n Psahsr. bv GEORGE MUNRO.
seD' ""' Nos II to "a Vandewaterst. New York
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Totals for the day.
The record of deaths TO date is, according 10 the
4.l.-..a.... zaaoi.ol L. TnIpIrSE - fnllnMs:

There have been q few deaths also at small towns
in Tennessee Mississippi and louisiana of which
no accurate report can be made.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

ongressona COnvent0ns 20 be held On MOnday UcIVber
H. 1878, as follows; - , - -
and PeaT-sts
Siyth congressional District, 20 Avenue d.
seventh Conversational District COBooldia Hall.
Eighth Con gTessOnAl District, Beveker Bu aing.
Ninfh Congress Onal District 352 Nesi 3Jth-si.
Tenth Congressional District, 23O 3dAYe.
Congressional District northwest corner OF 3d.
ave. aid 47ths st.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

public law teach them their duties citizens make
them not literais Bnt sensible and patriotic men.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tas y Dy ,enha o.
divisions of tine % se = loa
preceding isyaar white line represents ae
alile enurrcn Anuna
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
HIRRIED.

HULL-vAS RENssELAER-At 81 Johns Chapel Gene
n. " October e. 1919 by the REV Henry W NeisOns
George Lawrence Hu 81 Borr,sfonp. n j. % Elizabeth
Rutge s daughter OF tiratz Van Renssela T. ..la
NOTWITHSTANDING Weineslay, October 2, lsTs,
50 the FOURTH Avenue rresiyer'an Ghmrc, by e tev'
Crasby, D., the Roy. Daydk. NcCaeiin 81 Han.
Gle In Harrie.te Barrett, eldest daughter " Tho ass
Hiram studley. of this city.
An AOiicss OF .narriages lnpsf ~ mjor1sa @'h nus
anne and address
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

he held al Republican Hail. S3d.s broadway Friday
evening OctObor To- 1870 a. O'CLOCK delegates 20 De ap
pointed = at County Convention -
"a be held On Monday evening Oc
tobeT 81 1878 az Oeock texoepiDg the Twenty third aud
twenty War b which shall be held on Saturday ooto'
Der ~ 1878 at p. m.l "A follows;
FOURTH District 300 6ranf-sI
Fifth senate District, Bleecker buidlng.
sixth senate District. Concor,.ia Hail
seventh senate District 453 4thaVe -
Eighth District northwest corner SdaVe and afh'
ST. -. =. ,.., VA. =, ,,,,.... Nal,
fremont. --.--.
Dslegates otene a. Al County Convention e1ccpt
inc ths and TgenyfOurth Wards COpyuliton.
Which shall constituted fOllOgs Tweny.tnrd Wan,
n delegates Ward delegates Kingsbridge,
1 delegate.
ssambly be held Tuesday evening Octo
her Sf9 al o'clock headquarters Of the several
and Twenty fourth Wards except
M and 10 consist less than DELEGATES rs there
NAV be election districts IN the Assembly Dist eL
Credentials 90 be forwarded 10 the secretary lnmeosov ~
ter The holding OF tn primaries.
JOSEPH g. PINCkNEl, President
soLox B sMTL NTH Secretaries
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
MUSfG.
THoMAs's FAREWELL CONCERT.

THOMASS FARENEIlL JUNOIINI'
The farewell concert of Theodore Thomas
and the last performance by the orchestra when mas
given us SO much enjoyment for the past hIteen yeS
took place night at sieinway Hal In the presouo
of very enthusiastic audience. The following was the
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

THE soLvRNcY OF TIKI CITY OF GLASGOW BANK
FOR SOME TIME poUBTED-THE CAUSE OF THE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-27
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

The Committee on Labor and Eiuca-
sion of the House Of Representatives
kaye reported on the Chinese question,
which they have been Investigating.
They admit that Chinese are curse to
the country; that unlike other foreign
srs, they do not assimilate with Aneri-
cans; that their immigration ought to
be suppressed; but. instead of Offering
"a bill Tor the immediate suppression of
sac nuisance, the Committee simply
submit resolution that the President
be requested to open correspondence
with the Governments of China and
Great Biitian with view of securing a
change III existing. treaties which per-
nit unlimited immigration of Chinese
10 the United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-27

A few days ago two ladies' were cross
Jog Loss creek. Ala on horseback, one
of whom carried baby. When toward
the middle of tho stream the mother
became dizzy and dropped the infant
into the water Both ladies screamed
for assistance. but. none coming, they
rode off to the nearest house and got
some men out. The baby was found
floating mile below the crossing, after
an exposure of forty inmates, with $
face upward fast asleep. 1t was vel!
wrapped mp. aud the clothes had kept
it from sinking.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-27
Gold, silver and Currency.
A POWERFUL CORPORATION.

The annual report of the Central
Pacific Railroad Compaus,. filed with
the Secretary of State of California,
gives some interesting statistics. 1t
shows that the company has expended
$l.260,99 80 for the purchase of land
since its Incorporation; for construction
of road, 1888, 8S4, POI 33; for buildings,
$1,3I5, $50 OS; for engines, $2,695, :
303 AZ; for cars, 81 99S 367 rs. The
amount received for transportation of
mails, freight aud passengers during
the last year is, in gold, 81 III l5l 81,
and in currency. So, S93,Sl5 At. The
current expenses Of the year are set
down at SIS, 057 ,22S %. During the
year two dividends, of 81 each, amount
ing altogether to $4.3l2 ,040, were de-
elared. The indebtedness of the COM
pany is 500. 057, 100 81. and the amount
due it is 81, 537, 272 %. This state
ment refers exclusively to the Central
Pacific Company. It does not include
the transactions of the Southern
Pacific. which has extended its road
into Arizona, nor The Western Pacific
and other roads in California, owned,
directed and operated By STAFFORD,
Croker, Huntington. Hopkins aud
few others, who are among the wealth
lest railroad men in the United States.
and control more miles of railroad than
Vanderbilt. Jay Goud or Tom Scott.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-27
Ana 4. h-iianded Proceeding.

The Ward Ref x learns that on Wed.
nesday eight men, the majority Of
whom are We'll known in the county,
made raid on Il. 9. Layton's station
at Sacramento SpriDgs, put his wife
out Of doors, tore down the dwelling
house, ice house aud partly demolished
the stable. They were we'll armed, and
resistance would have been worse than
useless. he men are all well known
to Layton. Why they proceede a
against him in this amer is not
known, though Layton himself is no
doubt able to throw some light on the
subject.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-27
Proven bs.
by Josh Billings.I


Falling in love is Ike falling down
stairs; is harl work to fnd out Just
how the thing was done.
man who has b Ecu w.iting for the
last ten years for something to turn up
is still in the same business.
This life IS like II ,me Of cards; we
must play the hand dealt to as. aud the
credit is not 50 much in ainning Gs in
playing a poor hand we'll.
When hear man Dragging about
what he did last year. aud what he's
going to do next year, en- tell pretty
near what he is doing nov.
Mice can live any where comfortably
but in church; tn y f,tten slowly in a
church. Tnis proves that they can t
live on religion any more than minis
ter can.
Tue worst tyrant in this world is a
woman who Is superior TO her husband,
aud let's everybody know it.
Love is liks the measels; you can't
have il bat once, aud the later ia life
We have it, the tougher il goes with US.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-27
The SANTA CLARA ELECTION,

The result of the Santa Clara cleo
ton for Senator aud Assemolyman.
vice Ansney anl Upton. deceased, is
announced. Boring, Citizens candl-
date for Senator, received 2 4l5 votes,
aud MoDougall. Worklngmen' canIi-
date. 1884, giving Boring II majority
Williamson, Citizsns' candidate for As
sembiyman, received 2, 295 votes, aud
Clark, Workinsmen's candidate, 2,453,
giving Clark 1873 maj ,rity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-27
CITIZEN W.. LABoRER.~

We give place to communication
under this head to day. not because We
1ndorse the sentiments or opinions of
the writer, or consider the position
which he takes tenable, but simply 10
give all an opportunity. to the extent of
our available space, to express their
ideas and air their opinions.