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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30

DR. MARY WALKER picked out piece
OF black aud gray striped goods tor her
new lantaloous. and Der stupid tailor
made them up 50 that the stripes ran
round aud roand, aud betore The fair
doctor had walked Two blocks with her
Lew raiment Oh. her legs looked 80
like twin rattle snakes that she had
heightened tivs men INTO lehman tIe-
mems. aud WAS finally arrested as an
escaped convict. She is practIcing her
right leg Oh u sand bag aud is calmly
waiting for the tailor to come to the
trout door with his bill.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30

+. AN anti-sabsidy Resolution passed the
House OF Representatives yesterday by
vote OF ia to Is This dampens the
asdos OF The Texas Pacific people.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE..

ME undersigned leave to-day, January
Il l4t,. Tor oaersiDenso. During their
asSence Judge berry VIA attend W tneir
legal Disinese. bUSsIrIELD ~ rnENCn.
"liiIena,icca.. AnDaey "a. LOB
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30
a CARD

Toe who are suffering from the errors ana
ndiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness.
pearly' decay, loss OF manhood, etc., [ viii
Issa..i /. = eci pe fhas will cure yoa, FKEE on
CsiARFsts, This great remedy was dlscoyer,,d
by = IalssisnHxy sin 4sUuth America. send
.rAf-Addlessed envelope ~ the Key. Jos1pa n
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
A Party QuestiUn-NOt n Cause for
Briiish hates 4. rsn CO.

DsAshsaA AktCs &c 0n tHs
.sfs. .sa4 3e aso LONDON, Jan. 20,
The votesof the supplementary esti
mate has beecome purely u party qnes-
tlon. aud the Liberals viii contest 1t Az
such. aud accept the result OF the d.
vision AZ decisive.
i Lord De,by last blight. in opposing
Strathenden's resolution, that opposi
uon 10 any occupation vi Constantine
pie would not,be = bseaeh Of. neutrality
strongly intlmated bis personal couvic
tion that a temporary occupation oi
By tire Russian, would
furnish no ground tor British inlerfer-
.euoe. it# 9th Ntts
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30

@sbosv~s OF bread have b-erp m AIDE
with Osc Of f.eef,s Cal. Yeast .kes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30

n WILL seii Qua to anyone vishrs
to, 20 into q geed aud sure pass
ness ov or six. years. established Win
good run of custoIar and the hest ioe aiass'
In town. ! have . small stosk Of ys
ware. Crockefy, and Furniture on hApu VIM s,,,us
lNill sell much below cost toanyo ono wislsps
70 go INTO so0d, p'ps'hs''' s., COWARD.
wiunenuccs, Bridge street three doors
Above N. Levy's store, Oec.Si,. ls71'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30

Suleiman Pashs is at Boulair. Mehe'
met. Ali is at Constan.inople.
There are ten British iron-clads at
Besika Bay.
= Affairs at Athens.
ATHENS, Jan. 29th.
It is said that Grslvas. ex Minister.
is organizing a revolution. or civil war.
aud 1t Is feared there may be much
bloodshed. The Chamber passed an
lmost unanimous vote approving the
repressive measures Of the Govern
ment.
Disorder, In {Censtawtinopl'
LONDON, Jan. 20.
The Turkish Government il having
difficulty TO maintain order ut tue Capt.
tai. Among the tens Of thousands Of
refugees from Roumelia are many
armed sUiYeassians. These have already
plundered Suieh. Bonrgas. Chorlu,
Rodosto and other towns. aud are now
hockipg iute ConstantsDope laden
with booty. The Government wishes
10 disarm them and send them iutO
Asia. but II is doubtful whether it will
be able to do so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30

TO ALL whom If MAY CONCERN.
A LIZ persons caught interfering with any
"A OF Inc ten FIRE uydrants in me t,wn II
- iuascLiucea Az to Impair their ellie iency
VIII Lc prosecuted 10 TIE full extent OF tns
Law. F.ANK MAJ .N.,tkh. h..,a,.,a,,
"December 4, II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-30

! r LONDON. Jan. %.
Advices from Coustaniinople to 1880
last nish say there Is no news troui.lue
peace P'eulpot-btiaiits.
pfhe concentration of Ru ssians ut ADJ
- ~ 80 S.iinifrff5c.f ags5Sa Ug1Ratd
scouts have arrlysd ut Chollis, rs
miles from Constantinople.. a.4A nolairq
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The Eastern Question.
TROUBLE REPORTED IN CONsTAN.
TINOPLE.
MINISTER wADDiNGIoN,s REPLY.

NEW YORK, June 8. Cable specials say il il
rumored that serious troubles have arisen in Con-
santInople.
Minister Waddington replying yesterday to
henualts Interpretation, said France accepted the
invitation TO the congress, condition of partici
patton OF all the signaories to the former tresties
and exclusion Of questions concerning Lebanon,
Holy places aud all other questions not directly
raised by the war.
lie said all the powers had accepted these reser.
vatlons, and France would not forget other races
and Christians besides the Bulgarians required
Europe attention. He further said peace was
almost certain. His remal Ks were enthusiasticla-
ly received, and the order of the day expressing
confidence 10 the government was unanimously
passed.
NEW YORK June 9. The Herald's Berlin cor
re'pondent telegraphs that Tumors prevail that
Prince Bismarck has elaborated complete pro-
Crane Tor solution OF the eastern embrog Ito and
intends submitting it TO the congress insisting up
on its adoption en- bsc.
Herber Won Bismarck, the chancellor's eldest
son, Will assist NJ Radowiiz 10 registering proto-
coils of the several powers.
Count Lepele,ieI DArmay, second French sec
Rotary at Berln, Is designated Tor tue supery sion
aud llepsrtion Of the French text of toe protocol
which will be submitted for the consideration of
congress.
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Military Precsut ons Being Taken.
Persons Punished for Using DislOya
Language.
DISSOLUTION OF THE REICHsrAG

BERLIS, June 8. PRAYER and Thanksgiving fol
the preservation Of the empcror's life, are to be
gwen throughout the empire, SUNDAY.
A cable despatch says Bismarck announces hi.
intention to finish the proceedings OF congress
with all rspioiiv, as Germsnys internal Affairs re-
qui.e especial attention.
The emperors extreme age, in connection with
his distress over the discovery of the widespi ca,
dissatisfaction in the empire, does not give muct
hope of his recovery.
Ply siclans are anxious to have the emperor lie
novel, and he probably will 20 10 Bsheisbe s
ne t week. The military arthories are adopting
extensive p: ecau lionsry measures ami the custom
arg Whitsuutlde iurloughs will not be gran ed. ]
A bulletin issued ION the palace at $50 thi
hight. he has no pain, and no lever.
Berlin, June s. Eight pei Sous were led .
dsv Tor uslag disloys language in speaking of tb'
emperor. Seven were sentenced TO from five yea
TO eighteeo moolhs Imprisonment.
1t IS considered certain that the proposal to di,
solve the Reichstsg VIII be adopteu by the fedora
council. New elections will probably be held IL
the later part of july and parliament is expected
to meet shortly afterwards.
Duiing the eiecioI al period, the federal conn
Gil will draw up bills to b. submitted to the Ger
man parliament. They Il comprise not oni,
measures against social democratic excuses, but
also bills relative to the economical policy OF tn,
government.
Pending the elaboration and adoption of thes,
Legislative measures, the adm inistration will b.
occupied 10 enforcing the existing laws and regu
stons, 50 lar as they may apply 10 cases afectiDs
indiv iduals travelling from place to place.
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The Potter Investigation
SECRETARY SHERMAN OFFERS TO
PROVE DEMOCRATIC VIOLENCE.
Judge Lev.sse Recalled and Makes
Some Corrections.

WASHINGTON, June s. Secretary Sherman has
written letter 10 Potter ohe ring to prove demo-
attic violence, fraud and intimidation 10 louisi-
ana, If the Committee will summon q witness he
names. The commu aication has not vet been
considered hy the committee.
The committee met at noon. Mr. Mckenney,
deputy clerk of the Supreme Court and clerk of
the electoral commission, WIS recalled, and at the
instance of MI. Cox, submitted printed copy Of
the original certificate used before the electoral
commission, and testified that the orig insls now
before the Potter committee compared with the
printed copies.
Judge evisse was recalled aud made some cor
rections in his previous testimony, among which
he denied having told Mr.. Asher he would take
S2O0OO0 aud refuse to accept his electoral certIf
cate.
In reply to question by Mr.. Cox, relative to
auy further facts concerning attempted bride, the
witness said he had very strong suspicion 10 al.
vance of the proposition, that it was to be made,
and after rejecting owe, il during tue night and
before he went to see Asher the first time, thou kh
he wouli see Marshal Pitkn about II. aud remem.
bering the teaching of the ] ,ord's prayer, Lead
us not into temptation" he thought by revealing
the facts to pitkin he would have power to &C
cept the off r.
IN conversation with Pi:kin, be proposed to
dlsw the a lies ont until the last moment with \
view to finding out who they were, and TO keep
them from attempting 10 bribe any one.
Potter-llave you any idea who signed your
ha"e Wv tuc WHICH YOU testify were
| not signeo ny you
| ).evisse-Not the remotest
Cox-Hsve you any recollection as to the num-
Der OF times which you signed your name. or the
| places?
Levis,e-My recollection is district as to the
places signed, but do not remember the number
OF lines; shou d say ut least ten or a dozen on the
different certihcstes.
Po,ter-Hsve you uythng additional 10 add to
| the statement in regard TO your Young blank, rs
| was charged
| DEMONSTRATING in particular. took ticket
| and endorsed my name on il. 1bere were no
blank votes, Can swear positively, having heard
them read Is they were ,aken out of the box, af-
tie they wcle voted. There wee eight pieces,
| aad | am confident Hayes & Wheeler was written
on each.
Mr.. Pot Ell announced the Vice President of the
Senate pro .em. (Ferrv) could not appear before
the committee uutl o'clock, ana the commit &c
| at ! 30 F. NJ, adjourned until tnst hour
The committee re-as>embled at 2 20, when Fer
~ was sworn aud testified in ieiereuce to the re-
cep OF The electoral returns irom Louisiana, stat
ing the first retsrns were receiv I'd by mail the
l4,h OF December, 1876. The initials ON the en-
velope were those OF his seci etaiy, Mr.. Moses.
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A GENERAL OUTBREAK FEARED.
Letter from Maj. Gen. Mcdowell.
A FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS AND
ONE MAN k'LLED.
Re utorcements Hvrryjng Rapidly For
ward.

BOISE CITY, Juoe y. A courier from Bernard's
command, MY miles south OF this city, reports
the settlers have all abandoned their homes and
gone into recently constructed fo tihcations.
Bernard moved yesterday morning toward the
Duck Valley. escor,iog families iiom Brunen
Valley, on their way TO Elcho. The command
will foow on tue uAll OF the Indians, while re in
forcements are coming.
The Indians have murdered six men thus far.
Sanford command Of two companies of cavalry
left kelton yesterday to go into camp at King
Hill station, tbrty-hve miles fiom BOISE C.ty,
1ear the lava beds.
The Shoshone Indians, Weiscrs and other
tribes and remnants OF tribes hesrtofore consider
ed friendly and harmless, have entirely di,ap.
peared f,om their usual haunts.
The following letter has been received from
Mcdowell
Bio Band, Snake River,
June 5, 1873.
Scouts sent yesterday to south Of River. have
returned. They visited Branesu Valley, found
the people fortified, much property destroyed and
one mau missing, supposed killed. Tue Indians
are going south TOWARDS Juniper mountHin.
They ave believed to be Baunocks and Piutes.
Ali stock about b. anem Valley was taken by the
Indians, who are reported to be = hundred and
fifty to two hundred warriors.
Captain Collins command will cross the river
and follow their tail Have four days rstions
on horses and keep close to the Indians. sent to
BOISE City to-day to-day to make some arrange
menus ABOUT supplies.
(Sgned) Mcdowell, Maj. Gen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juue 8. A Boise City des-
patch says the Indians have gathered IN strong
force 1t JunpeI mountain. Col. Bel nard 10
watching them with his command.
Nothing is known of The condition of affairs at
the lava beds.
A party of seventeen men, who went BY the
way OF Flint district to join Capt. Harper. came
on body of Indisns estimated At one huodred,
four miles east of South Mountain, on Rail Geek.
and had fight. The volunteers lost one killed.
y. A. Purdy, eS-county auditor Of Aogb Co.. Aud
Tom Jones, saloon keeper, were wounded and 6
men are missing. The volunteers we're worsted
and had 10 flee. 1t Is not known vine liner any ln-
dans were killed not.
Great excitement prevails in Siver City over
the news.
Gen. Howard is daily expected. A column
from Oregon Is repor.tu at Baker Cay, l5O miles
from here.
Col. Summers of the LIST New York cavalry,
three companies Of inian.y fIom Angel Island,
and the troops stationed Al Buncia, have gone for
waId to reinforce the troops 10 Iuaho.
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FOR ElGN.


BERLIN, June 8. Several houses in this city
were searched by the police yesterday and num-
Der Of persons were arrested.
Personal.
The ear has announced his intention of visit
ing the kaiser on his way to Ems, where his arri-
val is expected the beginning OF the coming
week.
w. H. Vanderbilt during his stay in Paris pur.
chased pictures by celegl artists TO the amount
of $500, 1000.
Arrested.
Herr Mort, . socialist member of the Rech.tag
was sentenced 10 81 weeks Imprisonment for pei
sisting in addressing meeting at Chemnz, sftei
the police decla ed it closed
Legislative.
LONDON, JuLe8. The Times Berlin cores
pondent says: at IS MOI ally certain that the
Reichstsg would nave passed new bill Of NOR,
define wording than the one thrown out before i
an extraordinary session had bee convened. The
government at hrst intended 10 adopt this policy
but finally determined on dissolution.
Bulgaria.
Advices Fl ou Constaptnople represent that the
| Bul gaiians through Roumea are perpenains
horrible Atrocities on the mussulmen. TodebeI
has ordered rigorous measures of repression
| against outlaws.
Turkey.
England has agreed that the war indemnity
shou Id be included on the same basis As othel
| Turkish debt In the general plan of congress.
England.
1t is rumored that Bcaconsfeld will he made
| duke sfer the congress.
Roumania.
BucqARs,~, June s. The deputies held Sc
| ccel sitting yesterday, in which the premier BIa-
tiano consulted the Louise upon instruction to b,
A..l
chamber decided the representation should infiex
IDLY p otest against the retrocestion of Besssrsbis
and listen to no representations or threats intend
| ed to shake their dec isIon.
Austria.
| VIENNA, june s. The upper house of the Aus
| trsn Reichsrath adopted the bill already passed
by the lower house, providing means for realizing
the 90 900 900 forms credit.
| The Empress Sick.
| ST. PETERSBURG, June 9. The empress o
Russia is seriously i | of fever and inflammation o
| the pleurs.
Court Matters.
| BELGRADE, June g. Prince Milan has auash
ed the sentence Of death upon ex minister rchu
NTH.
Appointment.
PARIS, June 9. The cabinet council has decid
| ed to entrust Defiance with the functions of tn
| foreign ministry drrng the absence of Wadding
ton.
| Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 9. The Journal De 81
Petsburg, in discussing Turkish memorandum I
the congress, says it will not succeed in crealin
. split among the powers.
Military Matters.
VIENNA, June 8. The New Free Presse al
nounces that six div sions of the Austrian arm
are to be placed 10 few days on . war footins
so that means may be in readiness to execute Ii
decision Of congress.
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Several years since gold was discovered. in
small quantities, by Frank c. Plummer, son of
Samuel Plummer, on the farm OF the latter, at
Weeks Mills, China. This spring, following the
lead Of the first discovery. gold and silver was
found on the farm Of J. F. Chadwick, some mile
and half from Plummer's farm. While pros
pecting on Chadwck's farm quartz was obtained
by blasting. and specimens secured twenty inches
from the surface were sent TO F. l.. Bartlett OF
Portland, who is the State A,sayer and Chemist.
Mr. Bartlett carefully analysed the samples of ore
sent him, with the following results: zone ton
of ore Of this description contains 10 loths
ounces of silver, worth about 500, and l0hs
pennyweights of gold" According to this anal-
ysis, a ton of quartz, or rock, would yield about
S24 to the ton. mostly silver. 1t remains to be
seen whether the ore will produce sufficiently to
pay the expenses of mining and yield rever ue
besides.
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The Prevention OF a Terrible Disaster.

No disorders, except the most deadly forms OF
lung disease, involve such tremendous destruc
ton of gsnic tissue as those which iasten upon
the kidneys. Such maladles, when they becou {
chrunc-and n me are liable to assume tina,
phase-con pletely wreck the system. To prevent
his terrible di-a ster, recourse should be had up
on the first manifestation Ol troubl to Jstetter'
Btters, which experience has proved " be Righ y
effective as means Of mparting zone and regu
srIty TO the organs Of urInaton, as well AS TO tn,
liver, stom tch aud bowels. Another beneficial
suit OF this medicine, Naturally consequent upon it,
dluretlc action, 10 the elimination Il ON the blood o
Impurities " hich begtt rheumatism, govt, dropsy
anu o,her naladies. By increasing the ctivity oil
the kidneys, II Arguments the depurative eficlen
cy oI those organs, when are most imp ortant out
lets Tor the escape OF such impurities.
Don't pay so cents and 81 90, when you can bn,
an article like Adamson's Botanic Balkan for g.
cents. 1t cures Coughs. Colds and all Pulmona
ry Complaints. IS and IS cents. Sold by al
Druggists and Dealers UNNECESSARILY.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily xsuusbte donrnal.
THE OLOTOwN FIRE.
Some Further Particulars Concerning
the Losses.

BANGOR, June9 9. The FIRE at 0ldtown Friday
night proved . serious connagrstion for that place
The mills burned were the only mill. in the place
and furnished employ nent to about one hundred
men.
In addition to the mills, Geo. II. Beans Livery
stable ana billiard hall. loss $500; insured $500
john I. Ilillsrd dwelling house. and John Week,
paint shop, no Insurance; loss unknown. Z. 4
N. A. Railway Co., five cars, four insured fol
$500 each, and one $500.
The Veszie Mills were occupied by the follow.
ing parties: Cunningham 4 Stevens, loss $500
Wellington Henderson,, loss about $500; Joseph
Moore, $1,000; NJ. p. Wadl, Ugh, about Sl0o0-al
insured.
The Mills were owned by the heirs of the late
Samuel Neszie, and were valued at 81, 600 in
sured for $4,000, in z. NJ. Bake's agency, il
Bangor.
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Congress to be Speedily Dispatched.

Fears that the Emperor May Not Re.
cover.
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Colby Universiy Notes.

A most exciting game OF base ball occurred
here Saturday between the Bowdoin and Colby
clubs, resulting in an overwhelming defeat for
the Brunswick boys. Unfortunately the game
was called ct the close of the seventh inning, on
sccoupt of the rain. The score then stood six to
one in favor of Colby. The following may ind-
cate somewhat the playing of the two clubs. The
Colbys had eight base hits and three errors. and
the Bowdons had four base hits and sixteen
errors. Of the Colby nine. Worcester's catching
and Weld and Bakers fielding might be especial
ly noticed; also the expert pitching OF Bosworth,
who struck out large number. The third or
rubber game will probably be played at Bruins
wick.
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N MASSACHUSETTS,.
Labor Troubles.

FALL RIVER. June 8. A circular WAS issued
this afternoon asking Why the Is per cent. reduc-
ZION on mill operatives should not be re .urneu.
meeting was held 10 the Academy of Music thi.
evening. Geo. Gunton presided and made Bit
ter and infamnatory speecb, denouScing the
press generally for their action. He said no news
paper in the county upheld the latorer, and sd-
vlsed his hearers not Pu' chase any paper but Ia
Dor journals.
ID. g. Har. imam also made speeches.
Resolutions were passed stating that Fall River
manufacturers had ioriei,ed forever the conf
dence ana respect OF the operatives, and that IL
the future toe operatives would act without thu
slightest regard 10 what msnu,sci sre,s or then
organs would say, on sry subject whatever: thai
the manufacturers have D owed false 10 their prom
ises and miscresnts to t6e. pauperiled operatives
that they demand an immeLi return Of the Il
per cent.
Temperance.
WORCESTER. June 9. Francis Murphy. the
temperance advocate, began 40 day campaign
here to-day. addressing 5000 people and Obtaining
672 pledge signatures.
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THE GREER HACKERS,
Opening the Campaign in New Hamp
shire.

LANCASTER, June 9. The greenbsckers OF
Whitehed aud vicinity opened the campaign OF
Saturday evening with mass meeting, which was
addressed by Hon. j. G. Crawford OF Lancaster
The speaker discussed at length the financial a;
fairs of the county, claiming that the present
business depression was the outgrowth OF legls
latlon in the interest of capitalists and monopoe,
who have secu' I'd the control of every branch o.
government. lie advanced the idea Of psymen,
OF bonds IN greenbacks, tnus resembling the in
teIest and aiding our business interests bv add =.
TO circulating Medium. Greeubacks should be
cepted by the government IN payment of duties
which would largely prevent the fluctuations i,
gold and securities. lie denounced the nstions
banking system, declaring that the governmeD
should displsce the bank currency with that of it,
issue.
The close attention of the audience, and the
| enthusiasm manifested, indicated that large ma
jointly were in sympathy with the sentiments ad
vanced.
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Farmers need not want for anything in the a.
ricultursl implement line, if they will but patron
ixe Messrs. willismson & Greenwood, who have
tive stores aud most extensive stock. on Water
street. They are the agents for the Buckeye
moving machine, which for years has seemed to
cut it, swarth right straight ahead of any other
make. The price Of these machines is wonder
fully low. Besides this. they have horse rskes of
every approved and we'll tested variety, and all
other articles necessary that farmers should have
to enable them to pitch into the hay harvest.