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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-21
r LE C r APP HIC.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Robbery at WadswOrth - The
Thieves HOrscwhipped and De-
Iivered 10 the sheriff.
f9necfaI IN the CTTyrR SpATF

Especial to the SILVER SRATE.I
WADswoRTH. Jan. 81.
Saturday evening NJ. Raphael, for
warding merchant. flushed loading sew
eral teams with Bellsille freight. The
wagons were left standing at the depot
platform. and during the night Que of
the wagons was robbed of large guam
tity of cigars and China merchandise.
Several empty cases found 10 the river
hear Chinatown strengthened the sus.
picion that the robbery WAS committed
by Cinnamon. and last night a large
party OF men. headed by couple of the
leading merchants of this place, went
to Chinatown and demanded the stolen
goods. The Cinnamon denied any
knowledge of the affair whatever. The
men seized one of the Ceestials,. es-
corted him a short distance out of town
aud threatened to hang him unless the
stolen goods We're surrendered. They
We're about to put the rope around his
neck when he begged for mercy, aud
returned to Chinatown aud pointed
out where the stolen goods Were
secresed. and implicated two other
{ binamen. The three cinnamon were
thoroughly horse-whipped, taken to
town and delivered to the Sheriff. The
yalne of stoled goods amounted to
about $500.
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AN intelligent reader of the Carson
Appeal faucisd that it was a Govern
ment paper sent free to the public.
That the reader, who has such fancies.
ID intelligent, there can be no doubt, as
any person who, reads the Appeals
articles on the Government will readily
eoncede.
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- CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretlons OF youth, nervous Aeekness
early ecay, loss OF manhood, etc, / VIII
seat. eeIpe that Will cue you, fREE Of
CaARGE, Inls greaI remedy "A. discovered
b. missionary III south America. send u
.u-addresssSI eAyvIope 10 the hEy. JOSEPH 4.
MAN, station U, bible House, New YORK
Cats,
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THE SUN.
1873. NEW Y

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BORN.

kESLER-In Ninnemucca. January Est, TO
the wife Of Charles hesler, son,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DY order OF the Board OF School Trustees
ID Of Golconda school District, lAs''
wIII be
AN ELECTION
Held at the house Of NJ. Meador in doleonns.
on the 26th DAY OF JANUARY, 1919, loI -
purpose OF voting. Tax or 20 Tax" TO rals,
funds to pay arreages ON the school house anu
Tor continuing the public sehoo for ions1ui
peri "a than the ordinary scho , funas VIZ
allow and also for Other school pufPvsssii
he amount TO DO raised Is seven huh'us~
t7U0l dollars. ....
by oider Of the Board Of School Jnis.sss
GILBERT PILL, CleiA1
Golconda, Nevada, Jan, 8. 1875. 1u"
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SPECIAL 10 GALS.
ntistry.

T. Gardiner, d. ID. s., senior mem
Der of the we'll known firm OF GARDINER
Brothers, Dentists, has arrived ut the
central Pacific Hotel, and Will attend to
business III his lins. All work guar
anteed. O:ders lett at the Hotel will
receive prompt attention. II.
mzazaxzaxsxanzmumxznnzxzn1
Leefs Yeast Cakes are more than
. times ehea per than Yeast Powder.
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Dissolution Of CO-partnershlp

NJ Office ia hereby given to all WHOM
IN II may concern, That the o-pariAei.
snip heletoi M exis. ing under the hrm nsps
OF DLAi. Il MANOR 10 this ian day q JAN
nary 1915 aissJived. 4. ". Ci.AlsA.
Il knoxville, Jan. Il, 1878. Az
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GoaD closed ut pl5. in New York
asst Saturday, the lowest price it has
sssGaad 10 sixteen years..
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WILL sell out TO anyone Wishing
Il to go into COED and sure busi-
ness - over six years established with
good run of custom AMI the REST locasions
In town. | have "a small stock Of Glass
ware, Crockeiy and Furniture On hand ~ hieh
i'll sell nue. below cost to anyone wishing
to go inso good business.
Il. CONARD
Winnemucca, Bridge street, three doors
above N. Levyis store, Dec 81. l877. Nv p,
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TO ALL-NHJM 1T MAY CONCERN.
A LII persons caught interfering with any
~ OF the zen ERE nydeaats IN tne Eown Of
- InArmacea - d. 10 impair their efhcIency,
Viii nc prosecuted 10 TIE faII eAsens oi the
law. tnAAh NARAAUAE. FOREMAN.
December 4, IT
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
In Favor of silver

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90
A special from Columbus, Ohio, says
the Senate has passed a resolution ia
vorlug the Bland sl.vec bull, and Gen.
snIlng the President and Secretary
Sherman for their financial views. The
vote Was strictly partisan. the Demo-
Gratis supporting the resolution.
Grover Exonerated.
WAsEISGToS, Jan 81.
The yoluminOus testimony taken in
Oregon by the SUB Committee. consist.
ing of Senators Mcmillan aud Sauls.
bury, with the late Senator Norton as
Chairman. who Investigated the charges
of bribery and corruption ia the election
of Senator Grover, has at. last all been
printed. Senator Wadleigh. Chairman
of the Committee on Privileges aud
Elections, says the Committee will
soon submit unanimous report exon
Grating Grover FROM completely in any
attempt at bribery and corruption to
secure seat ia the Senate. 1t Is also
stated that Grover courted, and by his
personal efforts and Influence facilita
ted, the fullest possible Investigation of
the subject.
WOrkingmsn's Demon q, alton at
Boston.
BosToN, Jan. 20.
The demonstration OF workingmen
who are unemployed, on the commons.
Saturday. was participated in by some
1900 men, who- were addressed by
Chamberlin and Abbott. They after.
ward marched to the City Hall and pre-
sented series of resolutions to Mayor
Pierce. who replied that be had no au
thority to offer them. employment. but
that the City Council would do what il
could for them.
The suits Against TiIden.
New YORK. Jan 20.
In the Case OF the United States VS..
,. ). Illden to recover income tax for
the year 1861, Judge Blatchford sus.
tained the defendant demurrer. giving
Iilden the fret victory. There are
niue counts IN the complaint, ooiy one
OF which has yet been decided,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
ODenlng of COurf.

The regular Fail term of Court, for
New Castle county opened at New Castle
this morning at 10 O'Clock. A special
train left this city at 9.20 o'clock consist
ing of four passenger cars which were all
filled. The number was augmented by
the justices Of the Peace and County
constables, VINO go in obedience to the
proclamation of the Sheriff command ing
them to be present on the first day Of
Court. The Justices receiver $2.20 per
day for their attendance, and the consta-
bles $l.20.
A number OF the Coroner's jurymen, in
the case of Harley g. Brown were also
summoned to appear. From present ap-
parances the present term will be the
longest one that has taken place for a
number of years, owing 20 the large num-
Der of capital cases.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
NAPLES, Nov. Il. ISIS.
KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLO-
SION.

MAHANoY CITY, PA, November To-
The boiler of the locomotive General ex-
ploded at the Philadelphia aud Reading
depot at this place, this afternoon, with
terrible effect. Three men were instant
ly killed and eight or ten were wounded,
of whom one Las since died. The enRi-
neer, Frauk Brocu-, of Mahanoy plane !;
Conductor Jacob Trout, of Tamaqua,
and boy named Calvin Lutz, are the
names of those killed. A boy named
George Hagenbuch is so badly injured
that no hopes of his recovery are enter
tanned, and man named Madar, of Tus-
carora, Pa, is also badly hurt. The fire.
man, X. l.. Fennley, Harry Hagenbuch,
Charles Com al and several others were
also badly hurt, though their injuries are
of less serious nature. The engine is
complete wreck and the depot and tele-
graph office are badly shattered. Later
Another victim of the explosion, Geo,
HaRenbuch, died of his injuhies al
o'clock this evening. Several experienced
engineers have examined the wreck, but
can assign no reason for the explosion.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
OUR COUNTY COURT.
A Large Attendance-7he Grand jury
business Gone Through With.
Snaciai to tha Gazetfe

A Large Attendance-7he Grand jury
business Gone Through With.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, Nov. IL, 1873
' The Chief Justice took his accustomed
seat, and long before the opening hour,
with pen in hand he sat busily engaged
iu executing the preliminary business
pertaining to his position.
The Attorney General and members Of
the bar from towns along the road came
up In the early train. With the court
train from Wilmington there arrived uI-
wards of two hundred more visitors,
which swells the number to an estimated
attendance of three hundred.
Considerable interest Is manifested in
the work Of the session; and much COM
ment is being made over the probabilities
that may arise from the capital cases
docketed for trial.
From present appearances the session
will last well on to three weeks, and
probably later. Counting the shooting
affair, Brickle-Williams, there are five
capital cases for trial. In conversation
with those who have knowledge of the
circumstances attending the Brickle case
the conclusion arrived at by them 10
that true bill against Mr.. b., and the
charge brought for trial. The fifth ca,
on the calender Is that of Harris, for the
murder Of colored man named Hopkins
at Townsend. Up TO two weeks ago, the
date of his capture at Chester, Harris had
been at large.
or all these' cases the trial of Harley
G.. Brown, the train wr.cker, excitas the
most interest There Is feeling of sym
pathy for him, and even an expressed
desire that he may escape the more se-
riouS penalty attached to his crime. The
McCann case eXcites but little comment
Among those present are Hon. T. +
Bayard Secretary If State, Ignatius Z.
Grubb, and Mayor j. L. Almond, OF
Wilmington. John Pyle, the new Sheriff,
was al.o in attendance in the perform.
ancc of bis official duties.
Court opened at II O'clock, with Chief
Justice Comegvs and Judges Houston
and Wales on the bench.
The Grand jury was called, and after
being sworn, was charged by the court
after which the members retired 10 their
room.
The commissions of John Pyle. Sheriff
OF New Castle Co, were read ;and the case
of Hugh Duggan for selling liquor with
out license, was called. Henry y. Tur-
ner, his counsel, plead guilty, and ug.
gan was sentenced by the court to pay a
fine of $50 in each case.
George BaeIenbach, nine cases of sell.
ing liquor without license. He plead
guilty in four and was sentenced to fine
$50 aud cost in each case.
Matthew II. RYAN for selling LIQUOR
without license plead guilty under tw o
indictments. He was fined $50 and costs
In each case.
State vs.. Robert Braynard, Sr., and
Robert Braynard, Jr, far the larceny of
a horse was called. The jury was drawn
and the case is being proceeded with.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
The Crew OF tho "James Pom.
derss

Robert Sheppard, James Butler, VIM.
Russell and David Fiadley, the colored
crew of the schooner James Ponder,
who were arrested at Chester, for alleged
mutinous conduct, had a hearing in
Philadelphia on Friday before Judge
Cadwalader. The testimony which had
been taken before U. S. Commissioner
Aubrey Ii. Smith was submitted TO the
Judge, and the mate ofthe schooner and
steward both had sworn to the use of
violent language by Sheppard and Butler,
and to bad conduct by Findly, and the
Judge heard the statement of Sheppard
and Butler, which was in conflict with
the testimony for the United States. As
the vessel had sailed and the officers were
not present to submit to cross-examina-
tom the Judge had some difficulty in
coming to a determination. He, how
ever. concluded to discharge the men,
and did SO on their own recognizance to
appear if wanted.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
PE RSON AL.

Senator Window has arrived at the
capitol.
Gen. Butl' is expected in Washington
to-day.
Alexander II. Stephens reached his
Old capital headquarters at the National
Hotel on Saturday.
Gov. Hampton is rapidly recovering
from his accident.
Senator Thurman has entirely recover
ed his health, and will shortly be in
Was hington.
Col. John w. Forney will wrl te nov.
ell, to be printed in his Progress, entitled
| American Money and Foreign Titles. u
1t is said that Shipbuilder ohm Roach
will not mention Brazilian steamships 10
Congress at this coming session.
Gov Fremont, of Arizonia, has made
hts first report. He advises that the
military shall be given control of the H.
dlans in Arizona.
| John Corning, assistant uperintenden
OF the Cent al Pacific Railroad, died a
S'n Gabriel, Los Angeles county, Cal.
on Saturday night.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
General News.

The anticipated strike of the Pitts
burg Pal glassblowers took place at the
clo-e of work Saturday evening, ana
fifteen hundred men left the works, de-
claring they would not return until sent
for on their own terms. This will cause
the suspension of every glass house in the
city.
Napoleon Campana, the pedestrian,
flushed his walk at Bridgeport, Conn,
at $40 o'clock Saturday night, having
made in l4l hours and 40 minutes 524
miles and "a feet, beating O'Leary 5 dis
lance by three-quarters of mile.
The Supreme Court of Florida met at
Tallahassee, Saturday, and after argument
granted an alternative writ of maudamus
against the canvassing board of Alachua
county, returnable Wednesday. To-day
Mr.. Bsbee will ask for a similar writ
against the inspectors of precinct No. 4,
IN Madison county, to comptl them TO
make returns of the elections. Mr.. Bis
bee, who was the republican candidate
for Congress in the srcond district, claim, /,
that he has about 800 majority without
this precinct II the votes in Alachua are
counted.
The Mormon women held a meeting in
the theatre at Salt Lake City, Saturday
and passed resolutions avowing their be-
lief din the patr archal order of marriages
as revealed by Gods people in past ages,
which, if lived up to, were conducive to
long life, strength and glory" They in
dorsed it AZ "one of the most important
principles of our holy religion" and
claim the right of its practice.
In the United States Circuit Court al
Tr, nton, N, j., Saturday, in the case Of
Jno. NJ Ramsdell against the township
4
which was brought to recover $4,000
with interest, the amount of bonds is
sued by the township to aid in the com
plefion of the Mont Clair and Greenwood
Lake railroad, the jury returned a yer
dict for plaintiff for $50, $50 81.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
THIRD EDITION
A wendcfr.sl OH well.
GREAT EXCITEMENT OVER NEW WELL.
AN ENORMOUS "sTRIKE."

GREAT EXCITEMENT OVER A NEW WELL
AN ENORMOUS "sTRIKE."
OIL CITY, Pa, Nov. 17.-Saturday
morning Phillips Bros. struck sand In the
drilling well, two miles south of Clinton
Vile, when Ii commenced flowing fu-
riously, huge volume of oil rising at
least fifty feet in the air. Drilling was
suspended and the boiler removed. the
oil, in the meantime, flowing on the
work will be resumed as soon as ar
rangements are made for saving the oil,
probably tomorrow. IL Is thought 1t
will make l 900 barrels per day. making
II the largest well in the oil country. The
greatest excitement prevails among Gil
men. Tho market declined cents yes
terday, with indications OF still further
decline, in consequence of the new well.
Our production was excessive beforehand
as this opens some new territory the
prospects for ruinous prices for some
lime are good.
The United Pipe Lines are building
tanks and propose to take AL the oil pro-
duced, issuing certificates therefor, thus
doing away with the immediate shipment
busi ness from which producers have suf-
fered. This will necessiate the shippers
coming into open market to buy oil.
Next Wednesday party of producers
will, in an unofficial way, hold confer
ence with the Stan lard in New York,
with view of effecting compro Dise,.
Jesse Mason, aged 'hirty-five, was kill
ed in Dean city last night by falling from
a ladder which he was trying To climb
while intoxicated.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
Wanted a Pair of Shoes.

James Bnrris, wanted pair of shoes
to cover his naked feet for the winter, and
not having the necessary equivalent to
obtain them, and his necessities being
very pressing, he concluded to obtain
them at any risk. On Saturday evening
seeing pair Of the needed articles lying
in the waiting room of the p, w. 4 b.
X. X. depot, in this city, he appropriated
them, but being caught in the act by the
owner, Howard Moore, he was arrested,
and taken before the Mayor, who held
him in the sum of 500 to answer the
charge at Court.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
FIRE IN A SLEEPING CAR.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. IA lamp
overturned in the st. Louis sleeping ear
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad west :
pound express at 2 O'Clock this morHing,
about seven miles east of this place set
ting fire TO the curtains. There were
thirty-fve passengers on the car, several
OF them being ladies and children. All
escaped in their night clothes, losing ali
their smaller baggage, money and jewelry.
NO one was hurt. The car was entirely
destroyed. A number of passengers were
New Orleans refugees returning home.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18

Wedon't credit the intimations pivsp
out by the opposing partisan organs In the
Carbon district, that General Albright
means to go to Washington as a contest
ant against Majar Klotz, because no.
torious criminal of his district has procur-
ed false return for him, signed bv two
out of seven return judges. If there was
any dispate as 20 the integrity of the
vote returned from Montour county, il
be the duty of General Albri ght to claim
the seat slender as would be his chance
before an adverse partisan House; but
when al agree that, by honest computa.
tion OF the honest vote, Major Klotz il
elected by 20 majority, las certified by Ave
sexenths of the return judges, General
Albright can make no claim to the seat
without stamping deliberate fraud indie
hbly upon his brow-Times.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
WHO FIRED CAPE MAY?
rrespondence Of the record.

Correspondence OF thb TeCOrH.
CAPB ISLAND, Nov. IL, 1873.
"My God, wouldn't have done 1t had
| thought it would come TO this p is the
exclamation which servant girl, In the
employ of Ex-Mayor Miller, heard man
having the appearance of tramp make,
while walking on the beach on Sunday
last. The authorities are looKing for this
throw little light on the mystery in
which the great fire Is obscured. This
girl is corroborated bv n daughter of MT
johnson, the City Treasurer, who was
with her al the timo. The man was seen
in the neighborhood of the Ocean House
on Friday, the day before the fire, by
Mrs. Ann Leaning He has disappeared
now, and the NEST vigorous efforts of the
police have failed to reveal his where
abouts.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
SILVER, PAPER AND sHEEPsKIN
AND now THEY PROPOSE TO REDUCE THE
VALUK OF THE GOLD DOLLAR.

AND now THEY PROPOSE TO REDUCE THE
vALUKoF THE GOLD DOLLAR.
WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-Buckner,
Springer, oand other congressman who
have reached here, men altogether in
favor OF the greenback ARE very emphatic
in expressing themselves on the recent
acton OF the New York banks in IT gard
to silver. Both the Congres smen men
toned and number of Others from the
West have had TO fight in their districts
rabid greenback men, who declare onthe
stomp that sheep skins would make good
currency if they had the Government
ii Il. The strength these extreme men
showed MAKES silver congressman feel
that the position taken by the banks gi ves
them capital opportunity to show tina;
they are opposed to the money power,
and intend to have nothing trifiing with
the popular VIII, if they are not In favor
of "fiat" currency Tho talk of these
men shows that this view of the question
will be made much Of and II evidently
gives the silver men a strength they did
not expect to have and would not have
had without this action. The agitation,
too. takes the dangerous form OF propos-
ing to reduce the gold dollar so as TO
make it equal with the silver dollar,
shave of eleven cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
OFF FOR MEXICO.

On Saturday Messrs. John NJ. Dunn,
Benz. Morris, Sam'l Candy and George
TatDall dhe two latter engineers) sailed
from New York for Mexico, where they
will enter upon the construction Of a ra l.
road from Vera Cruz to Aloarado, a dis
tancc of about forty miles. This will be
the first railroad built by the Mexican
government. The contractors for the
work are Messrs. Sam'l and Thomas Nc
Clary, DR.. j. Il. Rantum, Henry +. Dure
and John Peoples, of this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
A WELL THATDIDN'T HOLD OCT.

A WELL THAT DIDN'T HOLD OCT.
OIL CITY, Nov. 1.-THE big well
struck in the Bullion district on Saturday
ceased flowing this morning and will be
drilled deeper tomorrow, when in all
probability it will start up at the rate of
from three to Ave hundred barrels a day.
The United Pipe Lines purpose TO take
all the oil produced hereafter in this re-
gion, issui' g certificates there for. and
thus doing way with immediate ship
ment. On Wednesday a party of pro-
ducers will, in an unofficial way, hold a
conference with the Standard Company
in New York, with the view OF effecting
a compromise.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-18
ALARM OF FIRE,

The ala IN of fire about las clock this
afternoon, was caused by the boi ing
over of large pot of varnish which was
bting made in ne King street area Of
James BradfDrd's paint mnufactory..
The varnish burned tercely for sever
al minutes, but without causing any dam
age, as there was no woodwork around
to catch fire.
The fire department turned out, but
there was no necessity for the services OF
any of the engines,