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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31
S PIN "a ley,
Arlington House, Carson City,
FROM
MARCH goth to April. sth.

Consultation free.
All private diseases successfully treated in the shortest
possible time and without the aid mercury. Dr. S has
made life study Of these Diseases and has devoted the
past fifteen years IN his specially.
Young Men who may DO suffering from the effects OF
youthful fOlies in5iscreton will do we'll - avail them
selves Of this the greatest boon laid the altar H
$500 for every Of seminal weakness private disease
If any kind character which he undertakes and fails
He would therefore tho unfortunate sufferer
who may read this notice that you treAdng dan
gerouS ground when longer delay in senG the prop
remedy for your complaint. IOu be in the first
stage, remember you approaching the last. you
bordering upon the last, and suffering all Of
its i'll effects, remember that you obStinatey persist i'll
procrastination, the time when the most skill
mi physician render you assistance whe the door
of hope will be closed against you when angel OF
Cy bring you relief In has the Doctor failed
of Then let not despair work itself upon your
imagination but avail yourself OF beneficial results Of
his treatment before your beyond the reach of med
ica Skill before grim death hurres you to premature
grave.
Middleaged Men, There are msny OF the age of thirty
sixty who troubled with frequent evacuation Of
the bladder often accompanied by Slight smarting
burning sensation and weakening the system in
the patient cannot account for examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found, and some
times small particles OF alburlen will appear the color
be OF thin and milksh hue, again changing TO dark and
torpid appearance There many who die OF this
difficulty ignorant of the cause which the second stage
Of seminal weakness Dr. $. will guarantee perfect cure
in all such cases. and healthy restoration Of the gento
urinary organs.
Everything confidential.
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31

this city received the following letter, with
. small p.oco Of paper contSjriuy his OWE sig
nature piHDod upon the upper let hand cor
nrr:
Nov Yurl, Fob -, 1873,
G. c. WuJy9-Dear Sir Il this your sig-
nature on the enclosed clip OF paper If SO,
you are entitled to q certificate Of Gold MIN
ing Stock, valued at $500. The money you
cent in the letter, from which the enclosed
slip was CLIPPED, vas invested on the general
margin principle, which resulted in lawfully
securing for you tho certificate of stock re-
f3rred to above Now, if you will write to us
and return the ecclosed clip go that We can
compare it with our signature, then We will
be sure that the proper party will receive the
stock. Respectfully, CLARK 4 Co.
7. State whoth9r you wish the stock
sent by registered letter or By express.
This Is one of the neateet little catches we
have seeu for long time The fraud ID 50
apparent that one would hardly suppose it
could succeed, yet the s*.nGlcrs have boon
carrying on safe and extended corres3on-
donCe for great length of time. They OF
course gather genuine signature. through
oonfedoratas, aud if they can find q sOb;ect
rho will 60 50 f@r "a to atsper, he becomes
part;ceps Crj,2j1is with them and cannot
peach, for they know he mas never sent them
rooney u wolf 81 Io does Somehow those
sTndlos that .n,jte dishonesty are Tie most
s.ccesssul Bat TIE sharacrs missed their
mark wAoa Whey tried ii on opr Aoues1 Post
master Re rot r..!y ssa through the tim
tissue OF trickoyy, hut wshin. 10 put a stop
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31

WI0n WHICH THE casual Observer eho
s,.nds upon the platform at the depot every
morning Whou tho tram arrives, can not fail
to note The great and constant: devotion of one
of the handsome attaches II the express car
Why he always stands IL full view at the
right hand forward door Of his car about a
block above Carson street presenting full
length portrait Of himself in that moving
frame, and gracefully waves il air his softer
no silk handkerchief, we are unable to say.
That he does it we'll his many and interested
observers, On tho platform can attest. The
one whose attention he wishes to attract, and
probably does, perhaps socs more IN it than a
passing shake. 1t has not been discovered,
by the platform sharps, who the favored OBJ
ject is, but there are several ladies who are
pleased to appropriate his gallant salute and
it cannot DO that tbs mert for all. We admire
the expressuans constancy and devotion and
have no wish to make public the sweet ro-
nance, only We enjoy 50 much seeing him do
it 80 Gwoetly and with such great regularity
that we wish others to observe aid enjoy The
charming entertainment.
On! How VIE sUCKs" wa the hearty excla-
nation OF . small boy who stood gazing with |
the greatest delight depicted upon his coun-
tenance, at the graceful movements of two
ty-four mustang, attached to sewing
machine wagon, back Of the Capitol. The |
driver, who was, if anything, 3 little larger
than the horse, really wished him to go. He
said get up, and The little mustang got up on
81 Of his fore feet at once and stood there as
stil as a braider resting in groove, then ne
convinced bobbiug as though he had a stitch
in his back, 30 grea5 was the tension. The
fellow on the sliding box took a reef in the
belt, using his wrists for a windor, ard tried
to start the mustang by treadio application,
bat it was nc 60; ne swung forward and back
ward in the shafts ike shuttle III a shuttle
race, and would not thread his way il any
direction. At last accounts he vas bucking
there and may be yet.
This is good weather to make trip to the
Warm Springs. Butts has boon promoted to
the exalted and dignifod position OF driver Of
the wagon, vico Pete, (who got down to pick
up somethiug), and occupies the seat with
grost dignity and grace. The baths are in
excellent condition and seem to be in great
demand, house clean and well kept The
Springa must be q valuable piece of property.
We learned incidentally that the great profit
in the establishment is tie cleanup The
finds in the bottom Of the baths when they
let the water out are bonanza in themselves.
Yesterday Nudge and Chauncey were anx-
iously waiting for night to let the water out
OF No 4. Watty bathed there and they ex-
pected to secure some rich assays from the
real estate he brought from Bodie and left
there.
NJ. <. CAUECH.- j. D. Hammond, Pastor,
Services to-day at II A. NJ. and ESQ P. NJ.
Sunday school at 2P. NJ Seats free, and all
are welcome. Subject of discourse Morn
ng, /" The March of Progress;" Sunday
school concert in the evening. !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31


GETTING COOP READY.-The Carson
Guard boys are bestirring themselves in grt-
ting good ready for the performance Of tie
Color Guard. A gentleman Of undoubted
| veracity ted us last night that the prepare
! tiors were son greater and grandor scale
than ere ever heard of before" At least We
know there IS lively interest manifested and
the rehCarsers are sparIng no time nor pains
to perfect themselves in their parts. The
programmes will be ont this week, and the
cast Of characters will certainly be excellent
SrRClA1 CONTRACT -" It's strange, It's
passing strango,' yet it ys al actual fact that
minister in town borrowed twenty dollars and
loaned it to another And when he handed
ont the twenty dollar piece he remarked, You
will remember brother, that this is q special
contract. "A special contract Queried the
borrower, Eyes, you know the silver bill pro
vides for special contracts and when they are
understood, why you know, yon cant pay in
anything but gold, if you ever do Il makes
great difference
extent to the officers OF the subject Of the OBJ
struction of sidewalks. Particularly Oh the
side streets, boxes and other things have an
innocent way of accommodating. There il also
a little trick IN more places than one of cl.op-
ping wood on the sidewalk and piling it up So
as to obstruct the same If THESE little mat
ters are not speedily attended to officers will |
be compelled to enter upon the performance
of their duties.
The Enterprise yesterday recorded the Kill |
ing Of two men in the Ophir in = drift on the |
1900 foot level They were drilling and struck |
Q giant powder cartridge, not knowing it to be |
there. The cartridge exploded killing the
two men, named Duffy and Leohy. The
former instantly. He was horribly nangled,
Leely was not injured 50 severely, hut lived |
,nly a short time, This is the first fatal &C
,ident since the opening of the now shaft Of
he Ophir.
THE mission at the Catholic Church closed
asst evening Father Benedict delivered
sermon on the Reasons for the use of the
Rosary" 1t was listened to by large and
attentive congregation and was an able effort
LECTURE Mrs P w Stephens will lee
ure at the Court House on Sunday evening,
March 31st, at half past O'Clock. The sub
ect of the lecture Will be selected by the
audience
ST. PETERS CHURCH EpiscopaD. -8ervices
It II o'clock in the morning and at 7:30 in
he evening. Sunday school Immediately after
morning service Il. L. FooTE, Rector.
PKRsBYrBKIAN CHURcH.-Services will be
eld to-day at IL a. NJ. Sunday school con-
ert at 7:30 o'clock
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31
ANOTHER NEAT SWINDLE-BUTI IT
DID EOT WUHK.

4 short time since Pest Master White cf
this city received the following letter, with
8. small p.oco Of paper containing his OWE zig
nature pi2uod upon the upper let hand cor
p1,r.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31
Wanted,

FSY Il FIRST ApRiE SUITE
y Rooms nicely iuraishei, Nth Of aitche,
the business portion Of tle city. Address = T., Post
Office Carson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
prea,tiens Hayes nj Chicaro.

CHICAGO, September 3.-Everythtng was
favorable for the reception of the President
this morning. at an early hour the princi-
pal streets were tbronged-towards noon
the crush along the line OF march OF the pro-
cession becoming almost painful. The pre-
sidential train was met at Kingston by a
delegation Of eminent businessmen, and
reached here al. g o'clock. The reception
was most brilliant. The presidential party
is composed OF the President and Mrs.
Hayes, Attorney General Devens, and Bur-
chard, Webb c., and Bud. Hayes.
On the same train were Commtssioner-of-
Agriculture LeDuc, Pay-Director Locker,
OF the Navy; Hon. t. O.. Jones, OF Ohio:
General Yancey, Senator Butler, OF South
Carolina; General Lomax and wife, OF Yir-
gfnia, and others. -.
The influx OF fremen and outside fire
companies by this mornings trains was
very large. About one hundred and fifty
organizations participated in the parade,
which began at noon. The procession was
nearly five miles long. Auxiliary regiment
OF Chicago headed the procession, and was
followed by the presidential party in car
riases. Then came the fire companies with
numerous devices on their engines, hook
and-Iadders, fire patrol, and the rescue COM
panies, in full uniform.
Continuous shouts greeted the procession,
and were especially marked when the car
rage containing the President. standing
with uncovered head, passed along. The
reception committee will give the Presi.
dent drive in the parks this afternoon and
a reception will be held ut the Grand Paci-
fic. at which several hundred visitors will
he preSent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
slNAN "a!
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. Senteuber 2. 1878

Anler.car Goia.-lOOH bid, 1OOS asked.
State observation-disclosures coGsOIs b3ts bid. Sd
r,ked. Virginia consols. new, 20 bid, 81 asked
Virginia fundable, 26 bid; Virginia deferred. AZ
bid; Virginia interest certificates. bid: Virgins
tax-receivable coupons. 7S4 bid. 10 asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city s's. j. and J.,
116 bid, II Z asked: Richmond city 6's.J and j.,
lOOT bid. 1Ol asked; Petersburg city 6's, T. and
a.. loo asked Petersburg city 6's, 10s asked Pc
tersburg city S's, special tax, and J Ito asked
Lynchburg city s's, J.and j.. LOG bid, II asked
LyncnDurg city 6's, j. and d., Us bid, 1OU asked
Fredericksburg city rs, NJ. and N, 104 bid, lo7
asked.
Railroad Bond,.-yirainia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6's, j. and d., 80 bid;- virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage is, j. and D., %
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Central Railroad fourth
ginia Central Railroad non-morgage Ss, j. and D.,
SO bid, 100 asked; Southside Railroad second mort
gage preferred 6's. j. and j., SO asked: SouilSide
Railroad third mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j., 10
asked; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's. D..
and j., 80 bid, 100 asked; Petersburg Railroad
second mortgage S's j. and j.. 20 bid, 20 asked !;
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
s.. A. and o., 1G2 bid; Richmond and Danyiile
Railroad consolidated 6s, 81. and N, ~ bid: Pied
Canal Bonds.-.James River and Kanawna Canal
first mortgage SIS, NJ. and N, "A bid. 81 asked.
RIttr0dd Nocks-Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par. 4S asked; Richmond, Frede-
rcksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par,
IS asked.
Bank Stocks.-F First National. 100 par, liz bid :;
National Hank OF Virginia. 100 par, so asked
Union Bank OF Richmond, 80 par, 40 bid; Citizens
Bank, 25 par, 20 asked.
Insurance ConDGn ies-Merchants AMI Me-
clanlcs, 100 par, So asked; Granite, 100 par. rs
bic. 10 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04

Early on Sunday morning Mrs. Joseph
Closer, the wife OF an old farmer residing
near Detroit, Michigan, on entering his
room on the lower floor, discovered that he
had been murdered. An axe stained with
blood was found near the body. Christie
pher Brienstenbacb, aged seventeen, who
slept in the room with the old man, is miss
ing, rs Is also forty dollars that the deceased
had about his person. Christopher is sus-
nected OF the murder. He is grandson OF
the deceased, and had served out term OF
four years in prison for rohbing his grand
father.
The public-debt statement shows de-
crease during the month Of August OF
SO, AIS, 504.4S. The coin in the Treasury
amounts to S23S, APO, 709.57, including coin
certificates, S44,O17,S5O. The coinage. OF
gold and silver at the United States minis
during August includes 767,4IO pieces OF
gold, valued at S5,474,400, and 3,02S,ooo
standard dollars.
BENJAMIN C. Boyd is appointed postmaas-
ter at Iona, Dinwiddie county, Fa.,. u1ce
David Sharpe. Nathaniel I. Harris Is ap,
pointed postmaster at Horeb, BEDFORD
county, Va. vice George IL. Trent, re-
signed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Senlember 3. 1879

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White, 224 bushels. Ret, 5.S42 bush
els.
CoRN.-IVhite, 104 bushels. Vircd 20 bushels.
OATS.-1G2 bushels.
MEAL-16 hu>hels.
OKCHARo-GRASS SEED.-5h bushels.
SALES REPO"TGi, To SECRETARY.
"a bushels at Sl.G3: 100 bushels 1T Sl.O2-;oial.
81 bushels. Red AZ bushels FuItZ AZ Sl.C5: 800
bushels Lancaster at Sl.02: 266 bushels Fultz at
81 05: 80 bushels Fuz at : 03; 80 bushels mix
ed on private terms; 90 bushels common Lancaster
at 81; l6 bushels common Lancaster ut SOC: 404
bushels FutZ ut Sl.01: SO bushels ut Tl.03: "a
bushels Fulfz at l.06: 40 bushels very good Fuitz
at $l.0G: 40 bushels Fultz at 81 20 bushels COM
mon Lancaster ut Sl.u2: IL bushels Ful;Z NJ Soc.
l6s bushels Lancaster ut Sill: ~ bushels at
& BUSHES ut ; .02: 500 bushels very good Fultz
ut 81. O5: 90 bushels mixed on private terms; 100
bushels mixed on privath terms: 30 bushels good
FuliZ ut $l.Oj: 50 bushels good FulZ ut 81: 1914
3I.10: 1872 bushels very good fmitz al ) l. CO: 20
bushels common FullZ ut 9jc.: eos BIZ I!cls very
good LANCASTER on private terms: 27G bushels good
FultZ 1T LOS 2US LIlsheiS good FuitA 1T Lee
60 bushels ful!z ut Sl.03: 1876 bushels tu:z III
Sl.Q2: SOC bushels Fnitx ut slug: 3S bushels
FultZ at 97c.: 81 bushels fGliz at 97c: 3S bushels
good FlltZ AZ 81 90 bushels good Lancaster ut
ITO: LOG bushels very good Lancaster ut ; LIZ
100 bushels good Fu!l2 III SLUG: bushels common
Fu!iZ al 90c.: 352 bushels good Ti2 at $l.n1: 80
bushels Fuliz at &l.03 6 bushels Fuz AZ 81: sc
bushels FnItZ ut Slo6: "a bushels FullZ III ! J}S
bushels mixed OIL private :crins-tGta 5,212 bIist-
els.
CoRE.-lphitc. s bushels on private terms: &c
bushels on Sriratc tcrins-tofal. lol bushels.
OATS.-52 bushels prime spring 1T 3Jc. 10 bn' L.
els prime IT Soc; leo BUSHES spring IL 3fc.-ota!,
l62 bushels.
MEAL IL bushels on ri"a;e ,cyms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
Ely Telegraph.

NEW YORK. September 3.-t,otton easy: sales,
CAT bales; uplands. Ike; urlcans. 1875. Flour
fancy, $5.so@$7: southern -four heavy: common
10 fair extra, $4.75@bS5.75; good to choice. so;eu
@s65o Wheat kic lover; Sl.og r Tor new NO. NO.
ter and quiet; 46Ga5O@52c. for uneradcd. Oats y
shade irmer andactive; No. 3, 26xc. Coffee steady
ana 9Grf ss!ss Srie ey rened @
with fair inquiry. Moas. o. unchanged and IN iight
demand. Rice UNCHANGED aud dull: kosin. sl.42E;
quiet; mess, 5000. Cut-meats steady: lniddes
quiet; western oug-clear 6'sc.: city long.eear
steam, $715@$730. Whisky quiet Il, SIP.
''''T'''' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE SeDtclnlcr 3.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Southern wheat dull and lie. lower; west
crn fairly active bus lower: southern red. prime,
$Io3@slo5; amber and no. pfnnsyvanla rs'i'
September. and October, Sl.0S1sGSloS:; No.
vcnber. 81 0S9 asked. southern corn scn,iy: west
law, 52GG53c. Oats dull and unchanged. Provisions
shade irmer, but not qnotahly higher Coffee arm
AMI quiet Rio, carc0es, 1iGgl7Ec. WhisHey steady
ut :lO9!. Sugar firm.
CINCINNATI
CINcINYAg!. september 3.-Fl0nr easier but not
q,,otably lover. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn,
i2@43c. Oats. 20@2Gc. Pork quiet Ut Slo4
: :trady at $sa$ % E-nes ua?iivs: :oa
dcrs, So clear rib SO: clear sides S6.23: l:aronl IN
r 4ss sS1; sH"o S2sI eT Wn iS S9 ssiS
and firm ut Sl.O6. sugar steady ana unchaiEed.
Hogs Gu and lower: packing. 1890.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, September 3.-F!Our quiet AMI un-
changed. Wheat active and lower: red 90c: amber
and white 900 95c. COrn--Demand fair: mar"cC
firm; white, 47c.: mixed. dc. Oats iiriIcr;
white, 46s: mixed. 25e. RYE. 56c. Pork steady
nj SlUG 81 o. Lard qnict and steady: choice leaf,
fierce, Sa,GI9c.: choice leaf, keys. 9hc. iiulk-
meats uulct So 10 sG.l5, and 1914 for shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides Bacon quiet: 81. 81, and
f,r
s,lsar-curcd hams. l21=@l3'4c. Whisky Hrm at
Si06. ~ c
ST LOUIS. September 3.-Flour easier bu, not
uuOt,bly lower. Wheat active and n shade higher;
10 = red fall. $3.50 S91c.: No. rel iail S1>sh,
size Corn active and shade lower: No. mixed,
34hM349Sc. Outs-NO. 2, 2OG20ac. cash. " MS
KEY steady nj SLOT. pGrk duh Jnd lower: offered at
| SlO. Lard dull: &c. bid. Bnlkmcats inactive and
| $500 Bacon dull and lower: $40 t.6"MsbI3,
and 1913 for shoulders. clear RIB, hnd clear SIDES
| sugar cured hams, Sl2J0mSl3
| Chicago.
! CHICAGO, September 3.-Fl"rr dull and UNI
| changed. Wheat Iui9i. but Drnn ana echcraiiy
| stronger; No. l red winter lower AT 9i!ic.: No.
rcd winter. g3c. cash. 9ic. October, No. Chicago
spring. S9Nc. cash. S9sc. hid September. S91sc. tld
! October: No. 3 Chicago S;,rln-. SIC. Corn 1ulcL
and steady; closed easier; $500 36Sc casl, 5oSc.
| September. 37Hc. October. oats dull ana shad;
| lower: zoe cash or September, 21Ec. october.
| pork dull: 50. O5ms9.1u ca:h. 5000 10 Scptem-
bcr SO l2LGa S0.l5 October. Lard in fair demand
and lower: IS S2$MsG So cash, S6.92HGSo.
October. I,uk-mcals easier: ., 6s. ana 6'sc; ior
shoulders. clear rib, and clear sldcs. Niushe!'
Sl.07.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
RocfCn Races.

BosToS, September 3.-The inaugural
meeting under the auspices OF the Beacon
Jockey Club opened at Beacon Park to-day.
The weather was fine and the track lair.
The first Recommendations stakes
dash OF three quarters of mile. was won
by AIeuner; Kate Claxton second; Orion
third; and Kilburn fourth. Time, l:l9.
The second race-Tremont-House stakes
one and one-cighth miles-was won by
Fusilade by neck. The judges decided 1t
dead heat between Egypt and Patrol Tor
the second place. Time, POI.
The third race-mie heat for all ages
was won by W. J. Higgins; Hattie f. sec
ond, and Lizzie Daily third. Time, 1:49t,
1:47&. :.
The fourth (hurdle) race-one and half
miles, over six hurdes-was won by Fred
ericktown;- Bulgarian second; Durango
third. Time, 2:544. Bulgarian was strong
favorite, selling at five to one against the
field
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
From Norfolk.

REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION AT HAMPT0N-AID
FOR THE TELLow-FEvER SUFFERERS.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, September 3.-The Re-
publicans of the district held their Nomi-
mating Convention at Hampton to-day, and
were very harmonious. Major John F..
Dezendorf, Of this city, was nominated by
reclamation. DR.. D. NJ. Norton lcolored), Of
York county, was president.
Norfolk county appropriated 5000 to-day
for the yellow-fever sufferers; Portsmouth
City Council, 5000; and Portsmouth Or
phan Asylum trustees, $500. The Howard
Association at Norfolk has forwarded $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
Mexican Affairs.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-The War
Department has received information that
the Alcade OF Las Vaccas, on the Rio
Grande border, co0perated with General
Mackenzie, securing the recovery Of cattle
stolen from American grazers. General
Mackenzie returned thanks to the Alcade
for his manifestations of friendship
The abolition OF the iona Libra, or Free
Zone, by the Mexican Government, is very
satisfactory to officials here, and is consid-
cred a friendly act towards this Govern
ment.
HAVANA, September 9.-Thc steamer City
Of Vera Cruz, from Vera Cruz, arrived yes
tcrday afternoon, bringing the following
intelligence:
City of Me1ico, August 2G.-Reports of
revolution In Mexico published in Texas
papers are untrue. The country was never
freer from anarchy than now, and no Presi-
dent has been so universally popular or so
strong as Porfrio Daz The reported
rising at Jalipa was the work OF band OF
robbers, under a preteXt Of restoring eX-
President Lerdo. They took the garrison
by surprise, robbed the town, and fled to
the mountains. They were subsequently
pursued, and the booty recovered.
1t is rumored that A. Malta will resign
HIS vi dCCOuul vi
Zamacona will enter the Cabinet, and Mar
shall will 90 back TO Washington rs Minis
ter. The recall OF Zamacona will deeply
affect commercial circles, as through his eN
ertions trade between the United States ant
Mexico is growing daily.
The governorship OF the District Of Mex
leo has been offered to Senior Benitz, pro
ylding he resigns his seat in Congress.
A. caucus Of the members OF Congress ha;
been held in favor OF railway and American
enterprises generally, with the view Of
adopting q course 10 defeat the rule OF thu
| Benitz faction.
The Government has sent a considerable
number of troops to the Rio Grande froE
tier. The troops will first see that all revo
| lutionary bands are broken up, and Their
proceed to the Rio Grande to suppress In
dian Riding, and, il possible, capture TIT
| leaders.
President Diaz has issued two DEGREES
for the suppression Of smuggling on th'
Rio Grande. One decree authorizes an.
citizen to arrest smugglers and seize SNUG
ged goods; the other closes the frontic
| posts Of Mier and Camargo.
The ycllow-fever is fatal IN Vera Cruz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-04
TEIEGRApHIC NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS or TIE WORLD.

THE DEATH CARNIVAL IN THE SOUTH; NO
ABATEMENT OF THE DREAD scOURGE-
wIFE-MURDEls AND SUICIDE BY AJEAL-
Gus NEGRo-BEN. BUTLER ON a SPEAK
ING CONGRESSIONAL NoNINA-
TIoNs-REPuBLIoAN CONTENTION IN
uAAipToN--THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN
TOUR; BRILLIANT RECEPTION AT CHICA-
Go--AsAN FRANCISCO BANK IN LIQUIDA-
TIoN-AFFA1Rs ON THE RIO GRANDE-
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