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THE END OF A SPREE.
[BY rrr.ron,pH TO THE HERALD. !

RALEIGH. n. c. Juno 4, 1878
dispatch from Chapel Hill gives tho details oil an
awful tragedy there, tho result OF drunkenness. II
appears that John Ciemmons, Milton Ward and Al
phonso Davis all Of whom mad beon drinking. returned
to tho house Of Commons. provided With oysters,
crackers and whiskey TO wind up The spree. Mrs.
Cicmmons, who had boon asleep, took tho whiskcy
and hid H. and told tho men not to como into her
house. They repaired 10 the outdoor Kitchen
whcro u quarrel cnsucd between Ciemmons aud
Ward, who insisted on going into Ciemmons'
house. rno latter procured his gun and
told Ward he would shoot HIM II he did not go away
scue then followed In tho doorway and IN The melee
gun discharged lodging tho entire load In the
upper portion oil Mrs. Clcmmons' thigh. doctor
sont for but In Ten minutes after his arrival she
breathcd her last
Mrs. Cicmmons was the mother OF eight children,
the youngest twelve months old.
Clcmmons aud his com panions wero arrested, but
q magistrate, upon hearing tho testimony discharged
them. Tho shooting 10 SAID to have been accidental
but cannot these men DO puniehedf
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he earnestly sympathixed with the ultramontanes
and socialists, that he had accompfces, and that:
though ne had no reason to spare them, he wouia
mention no names just then.
DID HE CONFESS THIS.
lie owned that the Office OF shooting the Emperor
had deyolved upon him by the drawing OF lots, and
that he believed II would be To the public interest
were the head OF the State to be removed.
WHAT THE PEOPLE HAVE TO MEE-.
The German public have, therefore, TO confront
the terrible possibility OF the existence OF social
men VI rank and culture are concerned. The town
continues Ia state VI the greatest excite
tram0ntane. socialist or madman point on
Which reports diier the crime will produce grave
consequences
THE TEMPORARY REGENCY.
special despatch from Berlin to the Pal Aau
Gazette says:-
1t Is believed that the Crown Prince Frederick
William will be partially invested with the powers
OF Regent in order that no Inconvenience may
arise from the disablement OF the Emperor
BERLIN UNDER THE soMBRE SHADOW OF THE
HIS DAsTARDLY ACT.
From The Evenihg Telegram OF yesierday.l
[sPHcIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE TELEGRAx.I
BERLIN, Juno a, 1878.
rho condition or the Emperor OF Germany to-day
very critical and the population In consequence sx-
tremely alarmed Tho Emperor's constitution has
been terribly shaken aud it Is feared that lever will
sct in; his recovery Will then be almost
hopeless. rho greatest caro- is taken to pro-
serve him from all kinds of excitement, Tor
medicine win DO useless without perfect calm. He
has passed somewhat restless night, his condition
apparently changing for the better Tor the worse
At different intervals. The court physicians, who arc
In constant attendance upon thor sovereign arc very
reticcn II Is evident that they consider his lie in
peril, although they are still hopeful
siLgSr cry.
Bulletins sent three times day to tho Queen Of
also frequently scpt from the Imperial Palace for
the benefit Of tho people, who eager to obtain tho
slightest information respecting their beloved sovcr
cign. Around the Palace tho most perfect quiet
roIgns Traiio Is IN great measure suspended, and
vehicles driven through the imperial neghbor r
hood. Tho mournful silence which has fallen over
tho city In striking with It's usual noise aud
hustle.
n NoBILIxG's CONDITION.
Tho death OF NobilinR, tho would-be assassin. is
hourly expected Evory EFFORT las been made 10 save
his life, but hc is sinking rapidly. Although frequently
asked to confess the motive that induced him TO rc
At the Emperor he continues TO gve negative an
which throw little light upon the subject. Al
though he believes that he 1.-Two only short time
no vaunts his crime and cxuts in tho possible
death OF the Emperor. There doubt that con-
spracy bas beeu formed against the imperial family
and thar MODELLING Of It's instruments The
police Is said, tho trail OF the conspraors.
md every Will be taken TO bring Thorn 10 JUS
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MURDER OF WIFE, TgREE CHILDREN AND
sIsTER-IN-LAw, FOLLOWED ny SUICIDE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

MURDER OF WIFE, TgREE CHILDREN AND
sIsTER-N-LAw, FOLLOWED pY SUICIDE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE uEnALD.l
MACON. Ga, Juno 4, 1878.
The most shocking tragedy that occurred in
Southwest Georgia happened on Monday afternoon,
afteen miles from Americas. John W. Caldwell MUIR
dered his wife, beating brains with smooth
ing IRON He slow three out OF four Of his chill
drsn, aged ten six aud two years, In the same way
One littic daughter saved herself BY heeing Ho
killed his sistsr-in-law Miss Frances MITCHELL who
had fed TO tho garden, terribly muli.aling her skull
with gruDbing hoe
He endcavored TO drown himself in q ahalow well |;
falling IN this he climbed upon top Of his house
and jumped on to tho ground He was not killed
Soon after he ascended 10 the roof OF gin house and
jumped or striking upon his hcad and died instantly
rnE CRIMINAL
Caldwell was forty-sevon years old, and was cou-
sidered consistent member OF the Primitive Baptist
Church, q sober, industrious farmer Tho evidence
before the Coronors jury clearly shows that ho
not insane, but that tho cause OF tho crime was his
improper relations with his sister. in-law. who rs
enccinta.
pgTAns THR ATgAIR.
Caldweli's surviving son says his father was per-
fcctly sane. Az dinner he was morose and said he
would not so 10 the Geld Hts wife was killed nrst.
Miss Mitchell. the SIS er-iEaw, was killed In the
yard while trying 10 escape. Caldwell dragged the
avo dead bodios together into ono room. which s
tracked with his bloody footprints
now THE IITrLx GIRL EscAPED.
Ho said to tho iutle girl, .Do you want TO 1.-Two r'
sho said, Eyes" He said. .srhen run" She told
the story, which is generally believed.
Miss Mitchell, the sistcrin-law had lived with the
family twenty years
"fvE PLAYED HILL"
His only remark to some negroes, "Go tell
DAWSON TO come I've liayed hell" He then begged
them TO xiii him. White they went Tor assistance he
climbed to the roof Of the gin house ndanished his
nenosh work. =.
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RIOTOUS MINERS.


CSciSsArI, June 4, 1878
Yesterday about seven hundred miners from differ.
on, minos near Charleston, W. Va, captured tho
steamer Modock and went to BIacksburg TO mako tho
miners tnero stop work. Thoy threatened TO kill or
drown every ono opposing them. They succeeded IN
stopping tho Blacksourg mines, amer which they took
possession Of . train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
kanroad and returned, making the train stop when
and Mncre they pleased and Ieiuslng TO pay isrs
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JUSTLY PUNISHED.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June ], 1878.
most shocking outrage occurred on the night OF
the 10Th OF May Helena, Karnes county, south
OF here. negro Bill Johnson attempted to Outrage
lady named Nichols His aendish attempt was frus-
trated by stout resistance tho part OF the assaulted
woman. aided by her Little daughter In tho struggle
the negro clicked woman almost 70 death and BIT
on a large portion VI both her oars Hc was ioune
the nexr day, arrested, imprisoned aud aiterwaSd
taken out OF Jail by mob and hanged
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BURIED ALIVE


BALTIMORE. Juns 4 1873
This afternoon tbroo story brick building, under
construction Fremont street, Tell 10. burying ton
men In tho ruins. James Brooks, boss br,ckIaycr
residing at Clifton, baltimore county was taken out
seriously injured, and died whilo being conveyed TO
hrs nome. George W. Marley and James Lupion
brlckisyers, and James brooks and j. q. Grant,
colored hodcarriers. wore dangerously injured The
athar ave snataincd siaht tniuTisG
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DoNNELLY TO DIE.

THE BOARD OF PARDoNs REFUSE TO REOPEN
THE CAsE-THE EXECUTION 70 TAKE PLACE
AT PoTTsvILLE ON TUESDAY.
[BY TELEoRAPH TO THE nEaALn.l
HARnisnuRG, Pa, June 4. 1873.
final effort was made to-day. before the Board Of
Pardons, 70 save Dennis Donnoily who procured tho
murder Of Thomas Sanger, In Schuylkili county, In
1875, from the raliowA A brother Of tho cuiprn
appeArcd ard maintains that tho condemned had
boon convicted pcrurod testimony, and submitted
several ain iavits impeaching tho veracy OF one OF
The principal witnesses, Mollie Mcguire wto had
turned States evidence. The Board declined TO re-
open tho case, and Donneiiy will accordingly DO
hanged Postsviuo ruesday next, Tho respite Of
twenty days granted BY The Governor expiring on
that duy.
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THE TICKET sCALpERs' CASE.

BALTIMORE, Juno 4. 1873
Tho jury in tho case known "sne ticket scapers'
casa" rendered verdict this morning OF not guilty
10 Upton W. Dorsey aud Of guilty to Wallace G.
White, jamos W. Knapp and Charles u. Gaylord.
Knapp and GAYLORD, having bcon Witnesses for
tho State, worc Immediately discharged by Judge
!. Brown thoir own rccoxnzance. Tho given
70 the Jury on Saturday afternoon last
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BANK ROBBERY.

CANTON, Pa Juno 4. 1873
The banking house OF Samuel Doane 4 Son was en-
tered by three burglars this morning. Mr. Doane,
who slept In tho bank, was seized and compelled 10
omen The vault. ator which no was gagged The rob-
bcrs only secured g. 500 worth OF registered bonds
beug driven OIL by Two man who, living close BY
heard the noise and camc TO Mr. Dosne's asssta noe
Ono OF the burglars severely hurt about tho head
with ciuo. bat managed TO mako his escape with the
sbava
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THE HUNTER TRIAL.

. PHILADELPHIA, Juno 4. 1878.
Tho trial OF benjamin. Hunter. charged with tho
murder OF Armstrong, in Camden. last January,
will not DO begun tomorrow morning. ms
was at arst intopded, the prosecution not
her servant girl aud Carey are still away; but the
prosecuting attorney states shat be can ultimately
secure them. He adds that tho trial will begin posi-
lively on FRIDAY.
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

! PORTSMOUTH. Juno 4 1878
tho direct United states cable. which was broken
bg . Gloucester nshing schooner, was repaired at
res O'Clock Saturday afternoon by the cable steamer
usnia
Dr. Muirhead has just successfully applicd nis sys.
um OF duplex teicgrnphy 10 this cable bste<n Tarbay
ana Balhnskel gs, Ireland rhis 10 tho longest line
vet dupisxsd svors trial tests show sotusf speed
In working commercial messages OF from seventeen
10 twenty words per minute each way, thereby
aoubhng Lha capacity Of NE cable
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OREGON ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, June 4, 1873
Sonator Mitchell tonight received ths following
despatch. dated Portland, Oregon, Juno A.
wo nave had tho soyercst 1aht evor experienced In
Maitn0hah county. We think VIC have elected all
OF the rcpuDlicnn members OF tho Legislature In
this county, but may lose one or two. The ndica
lions that tho Oregon Legislature will DO repub
can. JOSEPH SIMON,
Secretary Republican State Central Committee
Friends OF Senator Mitchell say that tho above
intelligence Indicates bis reelection to tho Senate
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BILLS SIGNED.

ALBASx N. Y, June 4. 1874
Zoe Governor signed tho following bills to-day
Relating 10 The Croton water supply and extending
the Same through the two now wards In the city q
New York
Authorizing tho appointment Of Coroner.' clerk In
Kings county.
Providing for tho erection OF nm iron bridge AZ tao
corner OF Fourth av0nuo and the Easter Boulevard
In Now York city.
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THr HRRALnI
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Juno 4, 1873
Colonel Nuncio's troops and those OF Escobedo arc
emily two miles apart tho road between Picdras Me-
grss asd Monterey Tho latter IL receiving constant
endorsements. He 10 expected 70 tako Piodras Ne
graa within O. low days.
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THE NATIONAL PARTY.

AUBURN, N. T., juno 4, 1873
Prominent representatives OF tho national party
present for the Slate consultation Of Wednesday,
A preliminary meeting was hold tonight. at which
representatives Of the four conflicting State commit
tees advocated q union OF interests looking toward
unity of counsels Tor the Convention. delegates arc
arriving numbers and the assembago will probably
DO large. The Convention will opon IN the Opera
House ag ton o'clock tomorrow morning
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BREWERS CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE. June q, 1873.
A large number Of members Of the Uniied States
rewers' Association, which meets In annual convcn.
ton In this city tomorrow morning. having arrived
they waro rendered a reception ut tho Academy
OF Music this ovoning by the Baltimore association
and we're welcomed by Acting Mayor OILS Kiholtz IN
a short address. H. II. Ruetor, OF Boston, Mass,
president OF tho association, appropriately
10 the address OF weicome, after which the evening
was passed. in social enjoyment
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MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.

ST. LOUIS. Juno g. 1878.
The Democratic Stato Central Committee met at
Sweet Springs to-day and issued call for State
Conycntion TO DO hold At Jefferson City, July 10, 10
nominate ono Supreme Court Judge, State Superin-
tcndcnt OF Pubc Instruction. Register OF Lands spd
one Railroad Commissioner; Also state Central Com
mfttcQ
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

Tho steamship Scythia for Queenstown an,t Liver.
pool aud villc do Paris for Havrc Will sail from this
port Wednesday.
Tho malls for Europe will close at tho Post Q;c at
six. and for Franco direct at seven O'Clock A. n
The New YORK Naturalization for Europo-avili
DO roady At half.past ivc O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in Wrappers for mailing, six cents
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A STRIKE ENDED.

PRovDEscs. II. l., juno 4. 1878.
Mills Nos 2 and IN warren, which have boon Idle
for sx weeks because Of astrke started this morning
but few OF tho strikers were taken back.
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BODIES WASHED ASHORE.

NV HAVEN, Conn. June 4, 1873
Tho bodies OF two OF the young mcn-w. n smith
and G. W. Gibson--supposod TO have been drowned Ia
tho sound, May III, were washed ashore today.
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

DR.. Gray said last night that Mr. Bryant had I'M
proved in his condition since morning. HIS mind was
clearer pulse stronger and nc resting quicy
no had taken his nourshm men. OF milk regularly aud
with relish He also aDo to CONVERSE Win tha
doctor and to turn easiy IN bed.
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INDIANA REPUBLICANS.

ISDiASAPoLis, June 4. 1878.
Tho delegates to tho Republican Convention, which
will be held hero tomorrow, have selected General
Benjamin arrison for president OF tho Convention
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ORANGE GRAND LODGE.

ST.. JONI, N. b., June 4. 1873.
Tho Orange Grand Lodge OF British America elected
the following ofncers:-Henry Mcrrick, N. r. T.. OF
Merrsck villo, Grand Master aud Sovereign; W. J.
ParkhIll, Deputy Grand Master; Kew. James Norris,
Grand Chaplain; Thomas Keyes, Grand Secretary;
w. Anderson. Grand Treasurer; JamoI Elliott, Grand
Lecturer
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

C0ScoRD, Juno 4, 1873
Legislative caucuscs wcro held here tonight Tho
republicans nominated A. A. Woolson for Speaker and
David II. BuGum for President OF tho Senate, tho
democrats Herbert i. Norris Tor Speaker and Joseph
d. Weeks for President VI tho Senate.
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DERBY DAY IN ENGLAND.

PARLIAMEx ADJoURNs TO GO TO THE RACES
THE BETTING.
.4M Ing CABLE TO THE HsRALD.l
LONDON. Juno 4, 1873.
Sir stafford Nosshcote declined to move an adjourn
.msns Of the Rosso OF Commons over Derby Day be-
cause OF the opposition which arisen 70 tho GUS
tom within iato ysasz However, Captain Chaplin,
member Tor Lincoln. gave notice last evening that no
would movo an adjournment. and to-day no brought
up his motion. Alter long dscossioa tho motion
was adopted By vote Of 225 10 o5.
The betting on the Derby Al fattsrsails yesterday
was to against Sir Joseph ana tho Same against
insulaire, and there slight preference in favor
Of the latter; but subsequently Sir Joseph resumed
his position prime favori,s ~ the odds OF 10 2
end Insulaife fell 10 a. 10 TO-
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DIED..

nEGRMAx Monday, Juno 3. ALANsox W. HxaE-
MAN, In the 4lst year OF his age.
Relatives aud friends OF tho family invited to at
toDd tho iunoral servicos be held nc lAto
dcncc 3lb West 45th ST., Thursday, 9Th inst. at
p. NJ. Intcrmcnt at Woodawn. Friends arc requested
not 10 soEd flowers.
[Eor Other Deaths See Eighth Pd0el
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APOLLISAHIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY ErFERvEsOENT.

Approved by tho Academic Medscne OF France, and
rs sale In Franco authorized BY special order Of the
French government.
Recomnendedgy the highest medical authorities New
York
~ great rcef for seasickncss."
"a delightful beverage"
Par superior TO vehy. scltxor or any other"
"Most grateful and reire shng"
Absolutey pure and wholesome: superior 10 all for
and Rrtilcially aerated waters"
"impregnated only with It's gas"
useful anu hgreoabis."
acute disease"
MILDLY antaeId ayrcos we'll with dyspeptcs aud whore
by far the most agreeable aioro mixed with wilma
useful In catnrrhs Of stomach bladder and In gout"
Not only ~ luxury. but necessity
DO had Of ali Wine Merchants Groccra Druggists and
IMMORAL atcr Dealers throughout TITO United tsts and
Wholesale OF
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DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

OMAHA. Neh, Juno A. 1873
Tho sentence Of Warren cIough, vino was to havo
boon hanged on Friday pext York. Nsb, to-day
commuted by Governor CARRIER to imprisonment nt
hard labor for lifo
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UNION COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

SCHENECTADY, N. ". Juno 4, 1875.
Mr.. W. Porcher Miles, OF South Carolina. will do
liver tho Chanccllor's grafton At the Union College
commencement on Juno 20. President Potter Will
ssiu M @AA~~~~-
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature tor the past twcnty-iour hours In CON-
parison with tho corresponding aatc OF last year as
Indicated by tho thermometer at Huduuts pharmacy.
HERALD Buldlng, No. us BIoad Nny:-- -
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| ". RUSH1ON's, A NEW REMEDY; STOPS ALL.
paif from neuralgia headache aud onics -
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For OthfF Dedths See EtJhH z'd0c.l

ALABASTER Is SCARCELY MORE IMMACU.
late than the complexion bcauiined with GLESss SUI
PHUR SOAR.
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A 50 PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 90
(MAcKiSAws 81 ". worth 81 Is Nov Church st.. up
stsirn
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A.--bhiunI = ooNOn.TIUN, FAULTLhsS ~
ducad by the onterpriing KNOX fall TO hit tho
fancy Of tho Gentemen make their solectios
III Broadway, In his Fifth Avenue Hotel establish
mani
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Average temperature Yesterday .............. 90
Average Temperature for corresponding date last
raAr. ......s.......sss....... 70
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HATS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Mems boys aud youths spring styles closing
out ~ great bargains.
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Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
pictorial label Of tho
APoLLISAItIs COMPANY CLIMnEp). LONDON.
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FREDERICK DE barry 4 %.


Nos. al and ~ Warren st..
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OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS ERcRIvEDAAT LONDON RE-
PORT RAvonABLE CONTROVERSIES oRuAr
SPECTRE THAT ovERnAsos oRRMANY.
INK CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON, June 4, 1875
The Official accounts OF the Emprors condition.
continue favorable. The German Embassy here
has received telegram, stating that the Emperor
feels much less pain The doctors thought 1t un-
necessary to publish n bulletin ut five O'Clock
this evening, as the patients condition was un-
changed since the issuance OF the bulletin this
morning.
HIS GREAT AGE.
There are, OF course, approximations about the
strength OF one so aged as the Emperor TO rally
from such q shock. tits onthis account that the
physicians have notattemptcd TO extract the re-
naming pellets, winch are lodged close to an
artery in the wrist ieaa. Inflammation, and also
that further loss Of blood would occasion. eneebc-
menL
THE COMING DANGER.
The Times Berin.corrcsponden telegraphed on
Monday night
Dcfore losing CONSCIOUSNESS Noblling was exam
tined by the pubic prosecutor and Judge OF Inquiry
IN the presence OF his mother, who had been sum-
moned 70 idcntiy the prisoner. LILO admitted THAI
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7. ~ sTEwART'5 STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works $40 7th aI send for Circular
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO Lit. suilABLE FoK Law,
PURPoshs ArrLS IN TiiE COUNTING ROOM o.
TUE HERALD.
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THE HERALD OFFERS EoR SALE
40 SINGLE DuLLocK rERrEcrIsa PRESSES,

capable OF printing i40)D copies rsr hour
OF eigLtpa either six eight coumnA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-10
Pearlt0ld and Silver Mining.
Company.

EyHR mines of this company consists OF
IL BOZ feet in tbs Lowiand, Wheeler, Hur.
ricane, aud Dasey ssd $50 feet in the Wander.
oiit. These lodes are lying parallel TO each.
other, about loO I. 90 apart. They are situated
in Trinity Aratil Mining istrict, Hum boldt
county, otate of cvDla.
This l. q proposition to sell 20 900 shares OF
the capital stock at rs cents per suare, Tor the
purpose of raising money 10 continue q shaft
on the center ledge. new down 81 feet, well
timn-red and double tracked. tine whim
is also set up at this shaft.
SO soon as the frat 10 .000 shares are sold.
the stock will b. worth more uones, and no
more shares will be sold for less than so
cents per share, aud only enough ut that pries
to buy charcoal and material T. r starting and
rut ming the companys furnace thai IL Sit
uated on the Humboldt river, three and y
half miles T. ON the mines. The ores VI tho
company mines will bear the inspection OF
one: averaging $50 per ton in silver and
80 per cent. la. base metal which max q very
fine smelling ore. Those buying stock early
will have the neneht of the frat run made by
the furnace. and the consequent increase OF
The value Of the stock, stosk can be had By
nd .reasing
Il. p. Torrey, 0reana, Humboldt county,
nevada, Superintendent;
John II. dickinson, 5J5 California street,
San Francisco, Secretary: or
O. II. Wheeler booth l. COL Sacramento,
california. My9-u