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The New York herald., 1878-11-17
THTl SILVER LAKE TRAGEDY.

EDwAED BEINHaRDr APPLIES TO BE RELEASED
on BAI-DBCIsIoN RTsERvED
Pursuant to a writ Of habeas corpus served on
Sheriff Benjamin Brown, Of Richmond county, on
Thursday last, requiring him to produce the body Of
Edward Neinhardt. VINO is charged with the murder
Of his wife. before Judge Pratt, in the Supreme
Court, Kings county. yesterday forenoon, that
official and his prisoner duly responded the sum
mons. Beinhsrdt was placed in a seat just outside
the enclosure set apartfor lawyers and looked about
him in unconcerned manner, but ap-
peared pale and thin. Before the proceedings
begun the under sheriff to the reporter
that the prisoner has been well behaved. but silent
distant fud reserved. The woman known as Pauline
They are not allowed 10 comm ulcaIe with each other,
and she appears to be quite unconcerned about him.
She is Living in the Sherifs quarters OF the jail.
Dir trtct Attorney Crook, Of Richmond county in hs
return TO the writ of certiorari and habeas
corpus. said that the question OF reviewing tho
proceedings had before the Court Of Oyer aud
Icrmirer IN October could not up before
the present court. He then handed in the commit
ment which tho prisoner fs held. Counsellor
Howe who appeared ior heinhardt. objected 10 tho
return A. nero piece Of legal iugglery and alto
gcther Inadequate. Un the lith OF October the re-
ator, ~ nhardt arraigned in the Court OF oyer
AUD rrniner. and pleaond not guilty to the ndict-
ment- The District Attorney not being ready 10
proceed with tha trial the case was set
down for the hrst Monday in May There
submitted before the Court taken before CorDners
jury, to show that ne body found was that Of Mary
Ann Degnan, Or that'the person found had been
dcr1l There nothing show the caaisc nf death
Be asked therefore. That the pIsoncr be admitted 10
bail IN reasonable amount
After some objoctson - the points raised on the
part of District Attorney Crook. Judge Pratt renandcd
tho accused to custody and took the papyrE rseryng
his decision The District Attorney said that he al
object t. return the proceedings before Coro-
ner, but he did obJec y reveal the evidence before
tho Gr4ndr9ury.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
PROVED AND ADMINISTERED.

During the past week the wills of the following
named persons, deceased, were proved in the Kings
County Surrogate's Court, before Surrogate A. II.
DALEY Susan ". Cornwell, Edwin Dwight Plimp-
ton. Christian B. Craiss. James NJ Galvan u. Jane
Williamson, sarah G. Butler, Joseph Rankin. Eliza
Uetu Holiday, Catharino q. Polhemus, Julius DIck-
man, John Haslott. Christina u. Ferry Elizabeth
Weiderhodt and Rebocca Parker, all OF Brooklyn.
Letters cf administration granted on the
estates of the following named deceased persons:-
Hugh McAlary, Of the town Of Grasesend, IGc-
nora Ferguson. Julia Bartholdt, John Victory, Susan
NJ Cornwall Hdward a. Thompson, Daniel Baxter,
Jane Ann Harold John T. shannon. Jane II. Haslctt
Elizabeth Gubby and Maggie shfupp, all OF Brooklyn;
sarah Fcf1am. Of the town Of New Utrecht, and Ina
Hawthorn, Of saint Andrews Cottage, Ensland-
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
JERSEY AND GUERNSEY CATTLE.

The steamship Sorrento left southampton on the 9Th
inst for Boston, which port she will reDh in the
early part Of the comiug week The Sorrento has
board twcnty-nine pure bred cows and heifers from
the Channel Island breeds These beautiful and valu
able animals will be sold at auction the 22d inst
at Boston 1t is not too much TO say that herd is
complete without of these breeds. their pro-
duction Of butter excels all other kinds. The lot
were selected by f. p Parsons Fowler. Of Jersey and
Southampton for forty years.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17

the establishment regularly, and, though nervous
in manner. always appeared cheerful. Yesterday
afternoon. while Mr.. Mccormick's attention was a.
tfaetel ia another direction. Taylor, who Is appar-
emily about thirty years OF raised the front WIN
dow, and, springlng upon the window sill, leaped
out falling his right side and infictng the ln-
jures above stated He removed TO the City Hos
pital in an ambulance Little hope is entertained OF
hls reNoNerY.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
JUMPED THE TRACK.

An accident occurred on the Metropolitan Elevated
road near Rector street station about half-past
O'Clock last evening which delayed the trains for
thirty-nve minutes. Engine No. IL was pulling out
an extra train when the switch TO the main track.
which should have been opened, wac closed. The
engine jumped the track but the proinptness of En-
rincer Bahcock in eversing the lever saved the en-
eiue from serious damage. Superintendent Van
Hrocklin the master mechanic and road master were
noslacd and by seven o'clock everything was
The New York herald., 1878-11-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED..

oHN-ZUCKERMANN.-HENRY s. SoHN to Rosie
ZucKHRMANN, both Of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17

The sales Of stocks at the Board to-day fol-
lows:-western Union Telegraph. $3.50 shares; Pa
cifc Mail 20o0 Erie 200; Lake Shore. 81 GOO; Union
Pacific, $500; Northwestern. 17.320 Northwestern
preferred. 1000; New Jersey Central, 233s; Rock
Island 6i0 st. Paul 1s0o st. Paul preferred. 1900;
Wabash, $3.50; ohios, 900; Lackawanna, $500; Nor
rs and Essex Gas; Hannibal and st. Joseph. 1910;
Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred. 22oo; Delaware
and Hudson, 800.
The money market was very easy, call loans being
made at 4 per cent and the closing rate being
per cent. The following the rates OF exchange
on New York at the aforementioned cities today
Savannah. buying y discount selling y 4 pre-
MUM; Charleston. scarce. 3-16 discount. par; New
Orleans. commercial 3-l6 . u. bank y; 81. Louis.
5oc prcmium; Chicago. 25c. TO Soc. premium, and
Boston. scarce. 12lsc. premium Foreign exchange
was very dull is usual on Saturdays; there was no
change In the rates The bank statement shows
of 1857 in specie. but this Is nearly Offset
by the gain in legal tenders There IL decrease OF
s25Ts., 100 in loans and s9s5,5oo in deposits. Tho
banks gain s61,375 in surplus reserve and now hold
sIago5, ,5I5 In excess of legal requirements.
The following shows the condition OF the New York
a.. t...L. s,... urcox casp rod VII
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25

sta att han ej var den lyckligaste man
pa Guds grona jord. Darefter gaf
han mrs Fl. en- duktig smack pa mum
nen, och tog arfvingen, medan hon,
skalfvande rusade efter mrs Simmons,
som bodde nasta d0rr. Efter ett
6gonblick kom mrs S. inrusande som
ON hon varit skjuten ur en- kanon och
efter kom mrs 81. med en- fart som
tydde pa att hon blifvit skjuten ur
iva kanoner. Mrs S. tog arfvingen
fran mrs H. armar, bar fran den till
fonstret, dar hon gjorde en- kritisk
understanding af dess nun, under
det mrs II. holl babyn's hufvud och
forsokte att stilla slit eget hjertas
Stag. Under tiden dansade mr. H.
upp och ned i rummet och knappte
med fingrarne, just for att visa huru
kali och lugn han var. Da det var
utr0nt af mrs S. att tandem var frisk
och att man kunde hysa godt .hopp
ON dess framtid eftersom den kom
i nymanaden, skaffade mrs H. fran
de nodvandiga materialerna och mr.
FL. gjorde sig ordning att skrifva till
en- mangd personer och beratta for
dem 1norgonens handelse och inbju-
da dem att CORA en- visit So smart
som mojligt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25

gen. utan drick So mycket vatten du
behofver, emedan svettning forekom-
mer k1oppens 0fverhettning. ON det
ar "m0jligt So arbeta skuggan af ma
got f6remal t. ex. en- kanvasduk eller
nagra brader. Om du ar tr0tt, sa for
s6k att blifva befriad fran arbetet
isynnerhet efter klockan II pa dagen
under en- warm dag, och ON du maste
arbeta solskenet. ON du erfar en-
kansla af svindel, hufvudvark eller
utmattning-upph6r da genast med
arbetet och lagg dig ned pa nagon
sval plats,, och gjut kallt yatten ofver
hufvud och nacke. ON nagon blir
vanmaktig af varme, Dor en- skicklig
lakare genast efterskickas. Under
vantan pa dennes ankomst Dor man
gifva patienten kallt vatten, kallt the
eller katie att dricka. ON huden kans
het och tori, b6r kroppen ofverskol-
jas med kallt vatten, och pa hufvudet
laggas krossad is insyept en- hand
duk eller dylikt. ON eli is fnnes till
hands kan man begagna EFT fuktigt
klade. ON personen ar blek och
mycket svag, SAINT pulsen ar svag,ela.
ter man honom for nagra sekunder
inandas ammoniak, eller ocksa gifves
honom en- thesked full med ssaroma.
tic spirits af ammonia" tva matske.
dar vatten, jemte litet socker.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
SWEDE GROVE d. 16 Juli' '78.
2ed. af MINI. Stats 7idning.

Red. saf MINI. Stats Tidpiag.
Jag onskade saga nagra ord angaen.
de distrikt-konventionen, som hollis i
Minneapolis den 10 dennes. Jag har
varit ombud aera ganger forut, men
denna konvention var, den NEST in.
tressanta Jag nagonsin bevittnat.
Som bekant, vardt'W. D. Washburn
enhalligt nominerad for kongressen,
och han var ocksa den som kunde ut
trycka sin tacksamhet och pa cit
klart satt framstalla on kongressmans
pligter.( Jag hoppas att var Stats Tid-
ming meddelar sina lasare nSgot: dar-
ON: Som Jag vid til1fal1et hade n6jet
sammantraffa med manga skandina.
iviska landsman fran nastan AHA kan
ter af staten, af hvilka en- hel mangd
voro delegater vid konventionen, SO
anser jag det som en- pligt att nina
och deras vagnar tacka 1vara skandi-
naviska vanner / Minneapolis for den
artighet som de bevisade oss. Sar.
skildt will jag mamma 6fverste Il. Matt.
son, hrr P. P. Swenson och George
n. johnson m. f., hyilka eli sparade
nagon m6da for att.visa oss den sko.
ma staden. K1. 1s8 pa. :aftonen begaf.
vo vi oss fran City Hall pa en- k6r.
tur genom staden. Taget be,stod at
18 vagnar, som voro fyllda at skandi.
naver. Den treaiga tillstallningen
Oswalds sSummergarden skall tlange
ihagkommas af deltagarne denna an
genama utfard.
J.. Vanskapsfullt
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
En- resa 6fVer Klippbergen och q
Stilla hafSkuSteno
For M. s. T.. .af C-n. -..,s..
(Forts. fr. Mo 28)

.(Forts. fr. Mo 2S)
Manga af- dalarne,: isynnerhet i
Washington territorium, ega ocksa sa
litet omfang, att de aldrig kunna un-
derhalla mer an 10 a 20 familjer och
arc saledes for sma for att underhal.
la kyrkor och skolor, ifall det blefve
nagon benagenhet for sadana saker.
Vester. ON Gaseade-bergen eller' mel
Ian dem och lkustbergen vaxa hyete
och hafre mycket bra och utbildas till
stor fullkomlighet; men dels ar det
odlingsbara landet, som sagdt, allare.
dan upptaget och dels ar afkastnin-
gen, ofyer hufvud taget, endast 20
bushels pr acre. enligt intyg af sadana
som manga ar idkat jordbruk .dar.
Majs vaxer singenstades yester ON
Cascade-bergen forran langt soder ut
iCalifornie1f. Det har yarit mycket
skryt ON frukten darborta. Tro icke
ett ord af Diet, en- kan vaga nacken
pa att hela Stilla hafskusten formar
icke producera ett enda apple jemn-
godt med de basta t. ex. fran Michi-
gan. s6dra Californian odlas val en-
del sydlandska frukter men den torra
3luften inyerkar pa andra sta1len dar
Iuften az fuktigare vattning pa TO:
ten af tradet ar icke tiIIracklig for
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
Bref fran folket.
M1ssouLA CRY, Missoula Co.,
Montana, den 30 Juni 1873.
Red. at MINI. Stats 1yidning. u

gss -
Red. at MINI: Stats 1Sdniag: sss.. az
pet. torde icke Yara ur yagen att
Ster gifya edra manga lasare nagra ra.
der fran delta ,afiagsna territorium,
Lett land. som ar sa sparsamt bebodt
som Montana, kan man :Yisst ickesfin-
ma manga nyheter; men betraktar
man alltsammans sd kan man Sc att
vi ocksa lefya i en- yerldsdel som har
sitt: ssupp och ned (eller kanske rat
tare mer ned an upp). F6rliden som.
mar passerade hofdingen$ Joseph det-
j ia territorium fran yester till 6ster.
med sitt band af Nez Perc es.indianer.
pet var icke min mening att gifva
gamla nyheter, men jag har sett de
syenska tidningarne att Josephs band
#aldrig d6dade nagon som kom isderas
yald. Det ar icke sannt. F0rst ]
Idaho m6rdade de manga nybyggare.
sedan kommo de till delta territorium
genom Cord Alane- e-bergen och inom
10 mil fran denna stad. De d6dade
dock ingen har men togo llastar och
AMMAN egendom Vid Big Hole $50
mil harifran) anfoll gen. Gibon dem
och mGnga d d6dades 9 bada sidor.
I Har drefvo de Gibon ur faltet och to.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25

[For Stats Tidningen af Viridis.l
Aldrig visar en- man sin obetydlig-
het och sin totala oduglighet tydliga-
re an da hans hustru skurar golfvet.
Han kanner det; och sd g6r hon, och
han vet att hon kanner det, ,hvilket
ar annu varre. Att CORA en- motsa-
gande; anmarkning vid EFT sadant till
falle ar ungefar cit sa vansinnigt fore.
tag som en- man val kan befatta sig
med. Men en- Pateh!street-man gjor-
de det f0rliden L6rdag. Hans hu.
stru skurade koksgolfvet och han
Ayttade omkring i rummet for att hal.
la sig undan for de vata skurtrasorna,
da han olyckligtvis anmarkte, att det
var icke som hans NOR gjorde det.
Det var gjordt pa ett 6gonblick.
nasta minut hordes en- knall som
ON tire skalpund mycket vata och
smutsiga trasor hade kommit hastig
ber6ring med ett menskligt ansigte,
och i samma 0gonblick tumlade On
man 6fver en- stol och halfvags un'
der bordet med ett utseende som tyd.
de pa att en- smutsvulkan hade utbru.
tit 6fver hans hufvud.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
AIlm&m1lyttigt.

Nagot for giktbrutna. Bland ALA
fender till menniskans valbefnnande,
hennes CODA lynne och mera sadant,
fnnes det val ingen, som ar samre an.
skrifven an gikten, under hvilket
namn man dagligt tai f0rstar en- hel
mangd obehagliga akommor med un-
gefar samma yttringar. Nagot suve.
rant botemedel har annu aldrig kun.
nat framstallas mot dessa olidliga pla-
gor, med undantag af tiden, hvilken,
som bekant, botar ALT. Troligen ar
val ej nedanstaend medel fullt ofel.
bart, men vi meddela det dock for
originalitetens skull:
En- fru led sa f0rfarligt af gikt, att
hon under sex manaders It'd saknade
10 bade matt och dag; hennes h0gra
arm var fullkomligt forlamad, So att
hon Ell blott var hindrad fran att ut.
rata ALT slags arbete utan afven SAX
ande formaga att klada af och pa sig.
Hennes man fick da handelsevis hora
talas ON en- landtman, som efter att
ha befunnit sig en- liknande belagen-
het, blifvit botad genom cit tillfalligt
bistyng, och delta Ell for 6gonblicket
utan for alltid.
Han 6fvertalade nu sin fru att for
soka den egendomliga kuren, da den
genom bistynget fororsakade, ogon-
blickliga smartan ALA fall omojligt
kunde 6fverga de plagor, som hon
dagligen och stundligen maste uthar-
| da. Ire bin blefvo alltsa applicerade
pa hennes h0gra arm och retades sa
att de lato hela innehallet af deras
giftblasor utgjuta sig armen. Re-
sultatet var utomordentligt: redan
f0ljande matt fick ,Iatienten njuta af
en- lugn och starkande s0mn, som hon
under cit halft ar nodgats umbara, pa
samma gang som de olidliga smarter.
ma nastan fullstandigt gafvo med sig.
Armen svullnade naturligtvis i fold
af bistyngen, men svullnaden lade sig
hastigt efter ett kallt omslag.
Efter nagra dagar var all smarta
borta, den lama armen hade erhallit
sin forna kraft och brukbarhet och
den lyckliga frun har sedan dess ej
kant det ringaste af gikten.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
Danbury-skisser,
Xxx.

Icke SOM hams mamma gjorae det.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
Harbis0n,s ssbaby.o

Mr. och mrs HARRISON hade nyligen
jslutat sin frukost. Mr. H; hade dra.
git sig tillbaka och sag under soffan
|efter sina st6flar. Mrs n. satt vid
ibordet, hallande den lila HARRISON
och undersokte mekaniskt barnets
mum med slit pek6nger. Plotsligen
stannade hon, 'kastade det forvanade
barnet pa ryggen, oppnade dess mum,
blef blek som ett lik och fasade
"Ephrains =" Mr. H. som stod pa kna,
med hufvudet under soffan kom ut
genast; i hastigheten slog han huff
vudet mot soffkanten och Vile veta
hvad som var pa farde. 80, Ephra-
I'M r. SADIE hon under det .tarar rulla.
de utfor och leender uppfor hennes
kinder, aHvad ar det ?'' fragade
den fdrbluffade mr. A., rifvande sig
hufyudet sdar delta kommit i bero.
ring med soffan. ssBabyn"- -fiasade
hon Mr. 81. b6rjade att bli blek och
svettas. s.Baby'n har- Oh, oh, Ephra-
im! Baby har-baby'n har fatt en-
tand!'' ..Nej," skrek mr. a. betrak-
tande den sprattlande arfyingen.
..Jag sager att det ar sd, pastod mrs
H. visande tecken till hysteriska pla-
gor. '.Detar en- 6jlighet, proteste.
rade mr. H, Rom hit och se sjelf, -
sade mrs b. 0ppna din lila mum
for din egen mamma! e s.Det ar en-
tand II En- valsignad liten socker-
bit PA 50 satt lockad, 6ppnade
Iarfyingen munnen tillrack1igt for att
orsaken for sin tillvaro skulle kunna
Ca in slit finger. Och denne here,
efter att hafva genom de otYifvelak-
ltigaste bevis att dar fanns en- tand,
sparkade hatten syars 6fyer golfyet,
knot sin naive och forklarade med
lmycken r0re1se och kansla att han
iskulle sskla. den indiyid, som vile pa
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
If||llIBl!fS IEE-:;IEGEQ'IUR

Cunard-, A1lan- White Star. Nationals Inrnan- Ameri
pgocsns
KoNToR Minneapolis, Nnpesoa.
s34sag8.SI%
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25

fgo de sarade och d6dade dem pa ett
brutalt satt. sonnllga hade de fastat
ssyid jorden med ett yerktyg som bru-
Ekas for att uppgrafya r6tter till foda.
Dessa stuckos genom kroppen och de
Earme 1emnades sedan till att do. Af-.
ven pa andra p1atser misshand1ade de,
de hvite och har annes ieke mycken
sympati for Joseph. Nu komma un-
derrattelser fran Idaho och Oregon
att fndianerne ater arc pa krigsstigen,
och att manga Invita- allaredan blifyit
5m6rdade.. Dessa indianer, ,komma tro.
|Eligtvis att f6rsoka attSalliera sig med
varal indianer har,7 ON sd skier, torde.
det blifva varmare an def Var f6rlideti
ar. Men man kan 1icke saga hvad de
ANNA CORA. : qssss..,::.s :.
For en- langre It'd tillbaka organise
rades ett band az hasttjufvar med en-
m6rdare till anf6rare. De hollo hela
vestra delen .$af delta territorium i
skrack for en- lang It'd och man yisste
icke hvilken som horde till bandet
eller hvilka tjufvarne ,voro; men
slutligen grep var: sheriff en- yiss VIM.
Brown och haktade honom. End kort
It'd darefter greps afyen ledaren, hvil-
kens namn var Matte. och imam man
kunde skaffa honom till haktet, grepo
farmarne honom och hangde honom i
narmaste trad. 2Sheriffen protestera-
de men fick till syar. att ON han icke
h6ll munnen, So, skulle7 han fa bruka
samma krage-lan teg. F6rliden
Mandag s6ppnades court ehar och
grand ju1ya, s6kte ,utforska hvilken
hangde Matte, men annu vet man icke
hvad de ha gjort iadenna SAX.
/ I gar ID. % Juni) intraffade ett
dodsfall i vart Court House. Den
olycklige var. en- irlandare evid, namn
Lynch Han var Ifrisk .hela tiden tiIls
donnaren lemnade saken till juryn.
Han giek da in ett litet rum och af-
led tic minuter darefter.
Jag hade nastan gl6mt saga att hast
tjufven Brown f6rsVunnit. En-. NOR
gon fam man cit hal under muren i
haktet och tjufven uthugen; mon
man tror att han; betalte sheriffen
/ ganska bra for sin frihet.
M. s. Quist.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25
Fragor och svar,
OSCAR LAKE d. 18 JUL Y

. OSCAR LAKE q. 10 Jun ~.
Red. at Miaen. Stats 7fdning. ~,
i Eftersom nj sbesyarar. ALA fragor,
som till eder komma, sa tager jag mig
friheten att.skrifva till er och bedja
ON. nj will god dhetsfnllt gifva mig upp.
lysning hvilken It'd ST. Paul & Pacific.
banan fick sin land.grant. Hvilket
artal eller. ON det finnes nSgot r. R..
land ! Douglas county som tillh0r Of.
vannamda jerTib bana Var god och
besvara dessa fragor. G, o..
Jernvagskompaniet har annu ej er.
hallit :'.deed" pa nagot land j Douglas
county, undantagande ett litet stycke
i sydvestra hornet af eounty't; men
nu bygges banan fran Melrose till
Alexandria och sa smart den blir far
dig / host kommer kompaniet att or.
halla 5.'deed" pa hela sin. s.land grant
! soda delen af county't SAINT iinorra
delen nasta ar. -7. Red. :.
S34.E -.I; 80 = IS ~. u - :=9y u ss5. -
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-25

Vanskapsfullt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-06

DR.. Gardiner, graduate of the Phila-
deiphia Dental College. and senior
member Of the firm of Gardiner
Brothers, has arrived 10 town, and will
remain until further notice. All who
visit bitn eau be- assured of the best
work that skill aud experience can give.
He will Call at your homes or you can
visit him at his office at the Lafay cite
Hotel. All who can appreciate first
class dentistry are invited to call and
examine specimens of his work.
aprL5ff.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-06

1t makes no difference how mauy
physicians. or how mucn medicine you
have tried, it Is now an established
fact that German Syrup is the only
Remedy winch has given complete salts
faction In severe cases Of lung diseases.
IL Is true there are yet thousands of
parsons who are predlsposed to throat
and lung atfectioais. consumption. hem
orrhages, asthma, severe colds settled
on the breast. pneumonia, whooping
cough &c, who have no personal
knowledge Of Boschee $ German Syrup.
To such we would say that $4,000
dozeo We're sold last year without one
compliant. 0onsumptives try just one
bottle. Regusar sazs 75 cents. Sold
By all druggists in. America. I'D.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-06

Shortly after Z O'Clock yesterday
morning, the wind. which had been
blowing from the southwest, char ,ed
from light to brisk aud high. and at 2
P. NJ, according to the selr-record ng
anemometer at the signal office, the
wind moved from the west 1T the rate
of Al miles al hour. which is the great.
est observed hourly velocity during the
past ten months. Further than the
unroohng of a few sheds the gale did
DO particular damage, tina. we have
heard of.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-06

Richard Glanviile arrived here yes-
terday from Dul G,en in pursuit OF a
tulef, who represented himse t AS being
mi DER aud applied to Colonel Buel
for "a j1b. Blel engaged him and
took him tn the miae to set him to
work. When aboat to enter the tup mel
Buel took off ais coat and threw 1T on
the bank. TIE thief rem alued outside,
aud stole pocketbook containing u
hfty-dollar gold note from the coat, and
when Bael came olt Of the tunnel the
fellow lad disappeared. Granville was
informsl of ths fact aud set out in pur.
sait of the thief. whom be tracked to
where the road forks, bslow the Thomas
ranch In Grass valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-06

Five men were brought here yester-
day under arrest by Deputy Sheriff
Lewis, of Washoe county. They are
charged with breaking into a freight
car at this station on the evening of
May 3rd. 1t is said that they made
themselves at home in the car and 10.
dulged In all the Injuries its conten. "a
afforded. They were particularly
partial to wine. and disposed of several
bottles of the best brands in the car.
One was arrested at Wadsworth and
the Others at Browns Station. Their
examination is set for next Thursday
before Justice Thompson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


L. B. Bracket, an old resident of
this county, aud 70: several years past
foreman of the Arizont mine at Union.
willie. has come here for the purpose of
going into business Oistcict At.or-
ney Harding leaves 'or Car Oh to day
to attend to the case of Washos vs. i.
Humboldt, which comes before the
Supreme Court on appeal, to NOR, ow.
-. SsnttoI Mcconnell of Gain River,
ia town get ins s,pplies for til . sheap
she .r'ng season, which has Just CON
menc7d Ia nbr,hern Hlnb )ldt. NJ
Is. Ssaantoa has returned from San
Francisco. where he has been under
treatment OR lld IN .tiol of tue eyes.
fully recovered lbs Blcl ham, OF
Unionvii.e. pal "A hyius visit to town
last Saturday. aud le.t l9e ne IN the
evening.