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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-05

ACCIDENT y esterdaY afternoon, while
Mrs. Minor, wife of ". H. Minor, of this
place, was standing over her kitchen stove,
into which she had just placed stick OF
wood, the stove burst, the cinders flying out
and burning her badly about the face and
head. Mrs. Francis, who was with Mrs.
Minor at the time of the accident, also re-
ceived some injuries. 1t is supposed that the
explosion was caused by the wood being
charged with powder.
Down WITH PNEUMoNA.-We are sorry to
learn, as We do through the Sentinel, It hat MIR.
H. j. Mohan, who spoke in Carson recently,
was taken down with pneumonia on his re-
turn to Eureka, Saturday last. Mohan is
bright young fellow, full of the fire of genius,
and we hope to hear of his speedy recovery.
PERSONAL Eugene E. Dewey, the stock
broker of San Francisco, passed through Car
son on Sunday after short visit to Virginia
City. Short as was his stay here he met
many old friends, all of whom regretted that
business at home compelled him to return
without seeing more of Carson.
DANGEROUSLY ILL-Sam. D. Baker, one of
the earliest of the California and Nevada
pioneers, and for some years past resident
of Carson, is reported dangerously Ill at his
residence here. 1t was reported yesterday
that there was but small chance for his re-
covery.
HEAVY TRAvEL.-The outgoing Southern
stage and extra on Sunday carried away
twenty passengers, and the incoming coach
brought in fourteen, making thirtyfour in all.
This is the heaviest day S stage travel over the
Carson and Aurora road for many years.
The WEATHER.-Ye sterday was a blowing
day, the wind cutting up the querest of antics
in the afternoon. 1t was a sort of prelude,
no doubt, to the storm of to-day which is to
sweep Dolly Vardenism and Democracy out
Of Nevada.
DEPARTURES By yesterdays stage for
Aurora and Bodie: Mrs NIilligan, Mrs.
Pagdin H. c. Ward, J. W. Boyle, J. Cur
non. NJ Trewella and j. Trewella.
To BE CLosED.-This being holiday by
CUSTOM and also, we believe, by law, the
Mint will be closed to-day by order of Supt.
Crawford.
ARRIVALS BY last evenings Southern
stage: Fred Barlow, H. BROWN, Robert
Cochran, Geo. Howard, J. Edwards and A
Sullivan.
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A Physicians IS Years, !xnerIenc..

The above testimonials from well known citizens spe
volumes in praise Of the California Elastic Truss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-05
ON THE TRAIN.

Yesterdays regular passenger tram was
LIGHT, being off sleeper day The number of
through passengers was not over halt dozen.
Hon. William WOODBURY. and wife returned
from Eastern Nevada, where the gentleman
has been making active and satisfactory
canvass for the Republican party. He re
ports the political outlook in the eastern part
of the State as full of promise for the cause
Of Republicanism. William \. Leete, of
Churchill. one of the tried and true, was
among the arrivals here yesterday. John
Barley. one of the old-time boys of San Fran
cisco also arrived in Carson yesterday.
THE abiect apology of the APPEAL Is due
70 Mr. GEORGE Fryer, late of the Hormsberry
'Ouse and the duly accredited British Consul
late at Carson City. Were the suspicion at
all nossible that SO thoroughly loyal an
American Citizen as Uncle George could ex-
ercise ENGLISH influence in Yankee politics we
should have besitated the other day in taking
the name of Her Majesty's plenipotentlary
in vain. We were on that occasion referring
to another kind of roustabout, and one
whose voyage to Columbia's shores was OF
such roundabout nature that spherical navl-
CATION was the only science that could have
landed him at San Francisco Excuse us,
Uncle George
REPUBLICANS, entertain no trading pro
positions to-day, for your whole State and
county ticket can and ought to be elected.
REPUBLICANS, be on your guard to-day, for
the enemy will do much industrious lying to
bolster up bad cause.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-05

(Charles Wilson
For Assemolymen 6 6 d F,5hsF
For District Attorney Trenmor Coffin
For County Treasurer. james Fraser
For County Recorder Fred. D. Turner
For County Assessor. E. B. Pixley
For Public Administrator ............ John D. Kersey
For Superintendent OF Public Schools ......E A Moody
For County Commissioner long term John E. Cheney
For County Commissioner short term james Morris
For Justice of Peace Carson Township c. A. Withere
For Constable Carson Township ..............L Stern
For School Trustee, Carson Township, long c Harris
term. .'''''.......'...
For School Trustees Carson Township J. J. Linn
short term. ................... Marshall Robinson
For School Trustee, Empire Town BOURGEOIS 1sush)
ship, long term. ..............J
For School Trustees Empire Township, s. Longabaugh
short term. .......................J s. 4. Jones
For Justice of Peace Empire Township. ....J A Hoover
For Constable, Empire Township. .......w. NJ. Lang
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-07
CINCINNATI S wHISKEY RING.

CHARGES nEFLEcTIS6 UPON REVENUE COL
LEcroR wEiTzKL HE MAKES FIGHT
AGAINST sECRETARY SHERMAN.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE nERALD.l
CINCINNATI, May 0, 1878.
kilograms from Washington. published In tho
Gazette to-day, charged that tho Revenue Department
In possession OF iacts and had boon for months
past, showing formidable whiskey ring In existence
10 Cinc!nnaii by means OF which the government was
being swindicd out VI n large amount OF revenue
In this district This was given as tho reason o
Secretary Shcrman's attempted removal OF Colonel
Lewis Weitzei from the Office 81 Revenue Collector.
Wcitzc " seems had concluded to ED the con tro-
vcrsy over his holding the office aay longer had
prepared letter OF resignation, intending forward
II to-day. On reading these reports necting upon
his management Of the Office he determines not
to resign, but 10 mako q light against removal.
Tho enquirer OF Tomorrow pubii hos "a interview
with Weitzcl In which, among other things, ho says
"lf Mr.. sherman know OF any frauds beng commit.
ted In my Office and iailed TO prosecute the gull
parties or even to investigate them, no was
as guilty tho men who committed them
l shall not shield myself behind subordinatos,
because / am responsible for them. Neither will DO
pushed out OF place have held for cignt years IN
DER charges that are not examined
Wcitzc IL plucky man aud ho Will mako deter
mined night Tor his position bofcrc giving II up
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Edwin Booth and family arrived at tho Everett yes
terday from Baltimore. Senator Jerome Is. Chaffsc.
OF Colorado and Judge Plat Potter OF Schenectady ara
ut tho Filth Avenue United States District Judge Ma
thanol Shipman, OF Hartford and Professor Hermann
are at tho st. James w. 5. Keycs Commissioner from
Caorniato the Paris Exposition, IS ut the Windsor.
Secretary Of State Henry G. kelsey, OF New Jersey IL
ut tho Metropolitan. Ex-Congressman julius Hotch-
kiss, OF Connecticut, Is at the Astor. FaIrman
Rogers, Of Philadelphia, and Henry Farna:n, of Now
Haven, are ut the Albemarlo General J. d. Stone
housc, OF Albany, is ut tho Brunswick. Clayton
McMichael, or Philadelphia Joseph Pulitzer, OF
ST Louis, and Chief Engineer J. W. King, United
States Navy, ut the Gilsey George g. sprggs, Of
the Great Western Railway OF Canada, At tho Ho-
man. Judge G. ingalls,, OF tho New York Supreme
Court, Is at the Rossmoro.
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ELECTION RIOT.
FIGHT ON THE COLOR LINE AT NORTH CARO-
LIMA PoLL-Two MEN SHOT, ONE FATALLY.
GBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

FIGHT ON THE COLOR LINE AT NORTH CARO-
LIMA poLL-Two MEN SHOT, ONE FATALLY.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WELDON, May o. 1873
The election for town officials hcre to-day was In
ausuratcd oy a riot Tho democrats, who had bee
successful for the past two years, offered 10 compro
mise with tho republicans by putting the names OF
l.. +. Larkn (rep) sheriff. and John III. foote
repl postmaster, on their ticket for town commits
soners. This was Indignantly refused by tie
republicans and both parties nominated
s.raigh,out tickets This morning when the
polls had been opened and after SIX votes
had been deposited a negro boy named John Purnell
presented himself to vote His vote challenged
and refused. Bill Hill, a negro poll holder and
lately a magistrate, ut once began quarrel
with !. l.. Emery, white man. John Ware,
another negro Joined in the quarrel and called Emery
liar Emery very promptly knocked him down, AMI
Ward then drew long shoe knifo ami advanced
upon Emery, but no caught and DIS
armed. just then tho negro boy Purnci about whote
vote the row commenced, made an attack on Emery
with char. THIS ut Once removed tho row. j. ).
Evans, justice OF the peace, jumped upon Table ana
tried to qneil the disturbance by virtue OF his Office
Hc was III degree successful and tho negro Purnel
was put out OF tho room Ho at went undcr the
railroad shed and began cursing Emery and others In
TWO MEN SHOT.
NO officer being at hand, The Mayor ordered Captain
EmcEy anu OaptaIn h y. lay 10 arrest nltp. W men
Emery took hold OF HIM to carry him to tho lookup,
rurncll broke away and struck Emery on tho head
with tho butt eGd OF u billiard cue, which some
IN the crowd Landed him. A large crowd oil both
parties Immediately rushed the hght anu several
pistol shots w.re fired. Purneli was shot through
the right lung and Ia the mouth, and Alex
ander Burnett through tho Tho conlu.
sion was SO great aud many shots fired
by both parties tnat II Is impossible to tell who Tired
tho effective snos Purnell will die. Burnett oniy
slightly wounded. Several others injured by
slight cuts anu bruises from knives and clubs.
II Is thought that there viii bs further trouble
although the negroes have mado threats 10 burn tho
town. ana Hill, tho negro before mentioned, has said
that sevcnty-hvc mca have boon sworn revenge
Purueis death before the sun rises 10 morrow
ing. Tho whle pcopio are however prepared 10
check any demonstration In It's incipiency.
TUE ELECTION TO BE CONTESTED
The election closed without further disturbance.
Tho republicans claim hs election, but the dcm
will contest on the ground OF riot and fraud Upon
counting tho vote twcnty-throe more ballots wcrc
found IN the box than tho registration list called Tor
there beng only 2l5 registered voters aud 2s ballots
weIO counted The negroes still retain thor clubs
and threaten TO avonge tho shooting OF PurnelL
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RAID ON CROOKED WHISKY.
ARREST OF EIGHT MEN CHARGED WITH ILLICIT
OSCILLATION IN VIRGINIA.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRisoSBURo, Va, may q, 1873.
An important and extensive raid against Illicit dis.
filters IN tue Sixth district, IN the mountains OF Maui
county, Va, was recently organized by the Col
lector OF Internal Revenue ut this place. and promptly
and vigorously executed by some determined and
brave men detailed for this pcrilous service. Tho
raiding party was In charge OF Lieutenant Donovan
assisted by the Deputy United States Marshal and
epers aud Gaugers james II. Becmor, Thomas
H. Campbell, James X O'Noal, Captain A.
VopKliscr, Deputy Collector A. N. Lawson, Of
Aibcnarlo county, anu Joseph smith, Sherin OF
Grecuc county were In tho party. they captured The
following persons charged with Illicit dlstilling:-
James ~ Nichols, william Berry, Silas weakisy,
Uenry Utz, Champ bod on, Oscar McCalisier, Silas
Berry ana stewart Yowoi, all OF Madison county.
The last named escaped alter their capture They
had warrants aiso Tor Albert Woodward, A. ~ Yow,I
aud Pleasant jenkins, vi tho same county. Four IL
hcit distlleres, some OF whicn were In Operation.
wero found and destroyed, on what 10 called Ragged
Mountain near the dividing line between MAIDS
Rappahanuock counties.
The PRISONERS were brought before United States
Commissioner William J. Points, here Tor cxamin alon
this evening". but tho were deferred III lo-mor-
row, " await the arrival OF government Witnesses
This viii DO mpOrant and exciting addition to tina
busross OF tho United states District Court OF West.
crn Virginia, which will CON mcnce It's session hero
H. Lewis viii qualify IS marshal OF TINS district Tho
OF The Court has largely Increased In consc-
Qaenco OF The failure OF Judge Rvos to hold session
iu October lrst.
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THE LERDo REVOLUTION.

ACTION or UNITED STATES oFFIcERs IN
PRESERVATION OF NEUTRALITY.
WASHINGTON. May o. 1878.
General Mcdowell has been instructed TO institute
vigiant watctiulness along the southern border Of
Arizona and Southern California TO prevent violation
Of tho neutrality laws by the Lerdo rcvolutousts and
TO arrest any and all parties who suspected Of con-
gregating on the border for that purpose. General
Ord has notified tho War Department that he mas
made such distribution OF the force under his CON-
mand as will in his judgment, with the cooperation
oil other federal officers and the state officials prevent
any serious violation Of the neutrality laws. He has
directed tho prompt OF NIL suspected persons
VINO may attempt 10 cross from the United States
INTO Mexico HIS action has been approved NJ tho
headquarters In this CITY,
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CANADA'5 DANGER.
THE FEXIAN INVASION NO IDLE rALK-TuoU-
SANDS OF MEN DRILLING ron IT-No REpE-
Triton OF 1866


Triton OF 1866.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.1
BUFFALO. May @, 1878
Tho telegram from this city published In tho
HERALD relative TO tho contom plated Fcnian invasion
OF Canada In tho ovcnt OF war between England
and Russia has created considerable scnsa.
ton here. Many discrcdlt any such
Quixotic sctomc, but In an interview with
some Of the Leading Irish residents hero tho fact has
been ascertaincd beyond doubt thnt an invasion
will DO attcmpted aud also tnat tnere largo
Dor OF men drilling nightly In various localities
in this city aud In other cities, ana that
whom the time comes for action there will DO a forco
July competent 10 strike decided blow. well aimed
and equipped with tho most improved weapons Of
warfare.
EIGHTY TO NINETY THOUSAND MEN DRILLING.
II 10 their design 10 prevent q repetition Of tho
nbortivc INVASION of 1885, anu tho nttcmps will not
therefore be made until everything 10 Ia readiness
success. Some estimate the force actually drilling
thi oughout the country at from eighty TO ninety
Thousand men.
One Of the most influential 1rishmcn IN this CITY
states that rs tho Intention OF Ifishmcn IN tho
event oil between England ana Russia TO prevent
Canada from contributing any aid to Eugiand Forco
of arms would DO rcsortcd TO to prevent this.
NEW YgSfAx ORGANIZATION
new company has lately been formed mere Thor
arms and equipments are TO be shipped from New
York.
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THE CAMERON SHERMAN NUpTIALs.
ARRIVAL OF THE HAPPY SENATOR AT THE
brides RESIDENCE

ARRIVAL OF THE HAPPY SENATOR AT THE
brides RESIDENCE
GDH TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CLEVELAND. OHIO, May o, 1873
Senator James Donald Cameron arrived at seven
o'clock this evening from Washington by way Of
Putsburg Alter supper At tho Kcnnard House no a.
once proceeded TO tho residence OF hts nanc6, Miss
Lizzic Sherman. on Case avenue. The Senator came
earlier than had been expected and vas unaccom-
panied by friends Tomorrow evening tho
distinguished guests from abroad will begin
TO arrive, and u Is thought Gsn$ais sbori.
dan and Forsyth may DO here aud enjoy
with Genera Sherman, secretary Sherman, cxsena.
tor simon Cameron and others I'll. honors OF tho
grand reception TO DO rendered by the business mon
OF city aud the fIitocnih regiment ONO National
Guard. At the Konnard House, on Wednesday. A num-
Der OF leading members Of tho OHIO Legislature will
participate IN this reception, which promises 10 DO
grand affair, considering inst there extensive
set programme.
some valuable wedding gif,s navo already been re-
ceived from abroad by Mrs. Judge sherman. Furthcr
letters Of regret from pcrsonages at Washington IN
abo TO DO present have also arrived.
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COMMUNISTS HxEECIsINd UNDER ARMS.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

ST. LOUIS, May G. ISIS
Positive Information was obtained to-day that tho
Communists had been drilling at largo hail and ton.
pin alley kept by FIR Scidkamp, on Bremen avenue
and Fifteenth street. The Intelligence was also re-
ccvcd tbas tho Communists who meet At tho above.
mentioned rendezvous number fully l2o men. They
well ACQUIRED and have reoch.iouding guns OF
tho latest patent. Their operations have boon con
Quoted secretly that few residents OF the
hood know anything about what they have done
They are all determined men, with good leaders and
In the event OF M uprising o tho Of working.
mcu would play an important part. Most OF the me
VINO havo Joined tho Comuunistc ranks, With thoso
who meet ut seidkamp's Hall, aro German working.
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ARREST OF SAFE ROBBERS

Bosros, Mass, May O. 1878.
Tho police have arrested Herbert W. OTIS. Cnsrles
Dohcrty. William Ryan, alias William II. Ryman, alias
Mysterious Billy; John =. Corners, alias Jack Co..
ners: Charles II. Gilman and Jennie Walton, charged
with completely In removing a safc IRON tho house OF
Ephram OTIS 10 south scltuate last MONDAY night and
robbing ~ OF $4,000 IN bonds. Herbert W. OTIS IL a
nephew Of the man robbed and member OF the nrm
Of Mcrrick Billings uts druggists IN Boston, which
lately iacd Os, n Is supposed. coneoctcd the whole
plan OF tho ROBBERY. Tho entire property was rocov
cred.
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PHILADELPHIA, NAV O. IS

PHILADELPHIA, May o, 1873
Az a meeting OF tho stockholders OF the vineiand
Railroad Company, OF Now Jersey, hold this morning,
the following directors wore chosen Tor tho ensuing
yoar:--Juy Gould, Thomas l. sheridan, Thomas a
Kigncy, Louis III. Taylor, James r. Mead, Joshua
president and James \. Bingham secretary and
treasurer.
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EDUCATION OF CoLoRED CHILDREN.

MARYLAND AFRICAN MErHoDisrs DEMAND COL
oRED TEACHERS roR THEIR SCHOOLS.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALrxoRg, May o, 1873.
A today session OF the Baltimore Annual Confer.
cnce OF tho African Methodist Episcopal Churcn &C..
rcs Of resolutions In reference to tho education Of
colorsd pupils In tho public schools read and 70.
ferrod TO tho Educational Committee. They rccitc
among other things, that
Whereas II Is truism that those Of the same family
tribe nations ity aud raco, other things being equal are
the best Instructors teachers and models Tor their
respective family tribe. nation aud race. and
powers that be Will have separate schoois) 81.
low coiored teachers to .eacn colorsd children =
aud whereas the colorcd citizens Maryland are
deriea In the city OF Baltimore the right aud
privilege OF teaching children In the public schools
apart BY tho Public School this
therefore be 10
Resolved That. citizens and ministers OF common
salvation we denounce ths denial aud refusal the
the Commssionsr outrage against the consiitu.
ton bill o. rights ana the rights of part Of their loyal
and patriotic fellow citixena
Resolved That we, ministers and c,,xcns will work
all honorable ways 10 have tho foul
otherwise fair fame Of our city.
The resolutions will. II Is thought, be adopted unan.
Imously.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH BUSINESS MEET.
INC

Mr.. Fitzgerald presided ut the Plymouth Church
business meeting held in the lecture room last
Ing. Mr.. Halliday said he was pied In preparing
complete directory OF tho mombcrs OF the church.
o motion OF Mr. Tley tho clerk, 1t decided that
the rule for the admission OF candidates members
be strictly euorced that persons give notice OF
their desire toJo!n the church aud DO properly ex-
nmi mad
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OfFicE op THE CmIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnlSCros, May I'll A. H.


Indications
For the Middle States aud New England northwest
back 10 southwest and southeast winds, warmer,
partly cloudy weather
For Tuesday, In the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States stationary and falling barometer, WARMER
southeast winds, partly cloudy or clear weather, !,
For the Yves, Cult States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys.
iahuI followed by rising barometer, warmer south
cry vecrng to colder northwest winds partly cloudy
followed by clearing weather.
For tho lake region, southeast to south winds,
partly cloudy and rainy weather, lower temperature
and falling barometer
The rivers will remain stationary or fall slightly.
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DESERVING SITTING BULL.

SURRENDER OF CHIEF GALL, WITH ONE Hun
DRIED AND FrtTY BRAVES.
[Br TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
BISMARCK, d. T.. May q, 1873
Lieutenant Charles Y. Roe, OF Fort CUSTER arrived
here to-day In "Mackinaw.'' ten days IRON For,
kcogh. Ho reports tns surrender OF Cbiei Gall and
$50 warriors from sitting Bulls camp TO Lieutenant
Baldwin and command on Poplar River Gall was ono
the worst OF the hostile leaders. lie has been ter
riby bitter toward the whites his surrender Ia
regarded by General Miles M an portant victory.
Fort Peck has been abandoned. and The troops who
there have marched TO Forls Kcosn ana juiord.
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RUSSIA IN AMERICAN WATERS.
ONLY ONE SUSPICIOUS VESSEL AT SAN FRAN
c1gco-A RUSSIAN GUNDoAT WAITING FOR
THE SIGNAL
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

THE SIGNAL.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, May O. 1873
Thcrc Is nothing In tho rumor that Russian priva-
tecrs arc fitting out here. There no ves-
soils In port that could DO used Tor that
purpose, not including tho Occidental or Pa
clnc mail Steamers except the steamer
yacht sona, recently from Peru, tho property Of
Captain Muloy, OF New York. She Is a suspicious
looking craft AMI Is lingering in the bay in a mystic
rious manner. She could 60 into commission at oncc
and would be dangerous to commerce.
RUssiA's AsiATIc FLEET.
The Russian feet which has been at vladisnostock,
on the Russian Asiatic coast, all winter s composed
OF tho Bayahn, vsadnix, Abck, Toungouss,
ErmaK, vostok, Gaydemark, Yaponitz and
Gormoston. The Russian gunboat Grayssor Is do
tanned carry tho to that fleet OF the de-
claration OF war between England Russia should
IL take place.
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Tho steamship Abyssiniu, for Queenstown and LIVER
pool, aud ST. Laurent, for uavro. viii sail from ths
port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post ONCE at
soven, and for France direct at eight O'Clock A. n
The New YORK HIRALD-Edition Tor Europe-wili
DO ready at half-past SIX O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six centa
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OUTBREAK IN CHIHUAHUA.

oy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 9, 1875
Advices from the State OF chihuahua arc 10 the
effect that on the 10th ul, attempt 10 arrest Gov
crnor Trlas. the Diaz incum pont, was suppressed
Fifteen Of the ccnspirators were arcs ed.