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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

JURY CASES SUBJECT TO CALL oS AND
AFTER THURSDAY, MAY 80.
$50 Cairo and st. Louis railroad company
vs. John Hogan.
1909 John Brown ". Cairo and st, l.. r. Il.
1852 Oscar Raabc W. Hartman.
1854 Taplcy W. McRaven IS. i. II. Morris.
ll4l Chester v. Dupastcr.
Nae !. c. K. h. Co. vs.. John Hogan.
JAS Able vs.. c. and st. l.. Il. r. Go.
llj9 Irwin, uss Of Stockfeth, VS.. Krausc Ct
al.
llGl Robinson vs.. Board of Education.
ll1+ Parrot vs.. 9. and st. L. II. II. Co.
NO Curan, administrator, vs.. G. and st.
l.. X, r. Co.
llsj John p Hcly VS. City of Cairo.
llsG II. II. Spencer vs.. Peter Saup.
llss Waters vs.. Hartman.
ll92 Athcrton Ct AL vs. Landers, Coil & Co.
1913 Arnold, use Of Parker, VS.. Koehler ct
al,
1874 Clark vs. John Majors.
1896 q Brien VS.. Garahty.
l2O1 Hartman VS.. G. and ST. L. r. X.
1919 James Greany VS.. Robert Smyth
1926 kochlcr & Bro. vs. Ellis & Ellis.
1926 summcwcll VS.. City of Cairo.
1881 Morgan, use of Smith, vs.. Obcrly.
1874 Myer. y. c. and st. L. X. X. Co.
1875 People use Of Chandler. vs. Hogan. l
$40 People, use Of Stockfcth, vs.. Morris,
Il al.
l24l Lehcigh ". Matlady and Meyer.
PA Alfred Going " |. c. X. II. Go.
1859 Park ". Spilcr
1858 Ferguson ". Gavin.
l2jJ City of Cairo " Strat'on
1856 City of Cairo V. Ann Martin.
1854 Geo. II. Leach y Perry Powers
1858 People, Use Of Celia, ". Nas,auo
1853 {. and V. r. K. Co., use Of Raum, ".
Phills.
1850 c. and v r. Il. Co., use Of Bell ".
Fred. Bross.
1861 C. and v r. r. Co., Use Of Bell ".
Vincent.
1862 C. and V. r, X. Co., use Of Bell y.
Smith.
1868 c, and V. r. Il. Co.. use Of Bell vs..
Rcnnic
1864 c. and v X. r. Co.. u,c Of Bel, v.
Tabcr, ct al
l27l, City OF Cairo, Use Of Gallagher, v.
Parker, q als.
1915 Atherthon " Thompson.
1916 Blanton ". Howe Machine Co.
l21H McManu, " Halliday Bros
1881 Thompson ". Atlcrton.
1888 McGcc Use of Woodward v. Cali.
CHER
1854 People u.c Of Mcrtz, v. Wilson ct a!
1855 Calhoun 4 Co. ". A,hcrtOn 4 Co.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

Each package contains Dr. sanford, Improved
lnhalin. Tube, aud full direction. for H. usc In all
casc-. Price 81 For sale by all Wholesale aud re-
tail druggist. and dealer. thronght the United
State. aud CBuadus. WEEKS Il POTTER. General
A.-ll. md Mhm--.A-r hLlg.l.l.. Bm.tmn. MM..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

Oar BoARDEEs.--At the Thornton house.
opposite the New York Store $40 90 per
month; also board with furnished rooms.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
r.. +. KUNKLE'S
BITTER WINE OF IRON.

'1'hc great succcs. aid delight OF the people. In
L fact, nothing like It lar ever been offered the
American people which has 80 quickly found II. way
into their good favor and hearty approval A. L. T.
kunkc', Bitter Wine OF Iron II does al IL pro-
pose, and thus gives universal satisfaction. II r.
guaranteed 20 cure the worst cases of dyspepsia or
Indigestion, kidney or liver diseases. weakness.
nervousness. constipation, aciGity Of the stomach
&c. Get the genuine. only sold in sl0O bo,tlc,
Depot and Office, 2ja North Niuth Street. Philadcl
phin. AK Tor KuIkle'. and take no other Sold by
MI drnVt,i.ts
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

AK any physician If BcHson's Capcluc porous
Plaster j. not me bert plO'tcr IN the world This
remarkable article was invented 20 overcome the
great objection nlway- found 10 the Ordinary porous
plaster Of Low action In bringing relief.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
WORMS. WORMS! WORMS.

Z. Kuuklc's Worm Syrup never faiis 10 remove
oil kinds OF Worms. Seat. pin and stomach worms
are readily removed by kunklc's worm syrup. DR..
move tape worm in from Two 10 four hour, He has
no fec until head and all passes aliv. aud IN ihi-
space OF time. Common sense teaches iftapc worm
can be removed all other worms can be readily re-.
moved. AK your druggi.l for bottle Of kuukel' :
Worm syrup Price 81 er bottle II never fails
or send To the doctor for circular. No 30 North
Ninth street Philadelphia. Pa Advice free
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
MEDICAL.
BENSON'S

The manufacturers received the hight,t aud only
award given TO Porous FHstcrs a. the Centennial.
We warrant Benson. CapCiuc Plaster 10 he sUpc.
rior TO all other Porous Plastcrs and 10 AL Lmcnts
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer james Fi,k Paducah
Panther aud harges. south
Nint Shinklr, Memphis.
Geo Lyle aud hHrgc- New orleans.
80 Colorado, Nickshurl
Mary Miller. Cincinnati
John Gilmore and hargu>. 81 Luulr.
Belle Shreveport, - Louis,
Hickory and burgr-. 81 Louis,
90 Eina aud hUrgus, 81. LuUis,
Bunker Hill Mound CiIy.
" j, Sharp Macdonald aud hargcs, y. q.
:" Commuuw cHlth New urluuus,
DEPARTED.
Steamer James FIX, Paducuh.
Panther and hargcs. Piti.hUrg.
Nmt Shinklc, Cincinnati
- Geo. Lyle and hurgus, lttsbUrg.
" Colorado, ST Louis.
Commonwealth. 81. Louis
Mary Miller 81. Loui..
John Gilmore and hUrgrs. New OrlcUns
Belle Shreveport, New orleans,
Hickory aud barge 81 LOUis.
t,ua and barge St Louir.
bunker Hin, ST. L0uis
j. Sharp Macdonald. New Orleans,
JO,,ph Walron and tow LoniiNllc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

Endorsed by Prominent Druggist.
hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
Radical cure Ol me aud from time 10 time made me
familiar with hi- ca.e. ! bUIicye hi statement, 10
b. true IN every particular. JAS. T. BERRY.
FITtHBuHG. October A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
COLLINS
V Oltaic Plaster!
An ELECTRo-GALvASiC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH A HIGHLY INDICATED STRENGTH
ENING PLASTER. FORMING THE BEST
PLASTER FOR PAINS AND ACHES
INTHE wORLDOF MEDICINE.

REFERENCES:
Dr. T. " RiE-r. Montgomery. o.
Mr.. France, Hartman, Orlund. Me.
Haskell Lcwi,. E.q.. Milford. Del.
Mr.. Richard GOrlnGn. Lylchhurr, Va.
u. Ssmm-, Erq.. v mona. MINI.
Mr.. J :. TU2llc Memphis. Tenn.
II Il Gooch, O.wego, Ian.
DR. Willard Collin. Buck.pOrt Ne
y ". BO-tHick, Esq, Mount Sterling, o.
NJ. kila Young Cambridge Mar.
Francis Baker E.q.. Cincinnati. o.
Mr., " Rohiu.on, Ea.t Orriugion. Ne
y shiycrics Esq., independent ufice, New York
Mr. Eliza j. Duricld. Hume III.
Geo. Gray E.q Monticello. MINI.
Mr.. Char Houud-. Woodruff. III.
" H. II. Mckinney. Morrow. O.
Mr.. X l.. str,cn-. Fort Wayne. Ind.
VIM : simms. MaGi-Ouyille. ky
NJ. r Brcdci - Louis No
Mortimer Lyon. Ed san Francisco. Cal.
And hundreds Of Others.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

+. +, kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron il sure cure
Tor this di-c8sc. II hG, been prescribed daily for
many year. IN the practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success, symptoms are iOss I
appetite. wind md ri.ing of food, druc.s In mouth
headache dlILlncss, tlccPcssHcs. and low spirits
Ge, the genuine. Not ,old in bulk. only In 81 hot
iles sold by all dru--st-. AK for +. !, Kuuklc'-
Bitter Wine of Iron. aud take no other g. per bot.
Tie. or 81 for six bottles. All NIX II trgl OF this
valuable medicine. \ trial will convince you al
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
TIE COOPERATIVE NEWSPAPERS.

* FANCY Cdrds snowflake. dama-k Assorted
~ in - stycs, with name, nc. Nassau Card Co,
NAssan. y I.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

a regularly educated and legally qualified physi
1hhclah aud The most succes,ful, u. hi, practice
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29
TRIAL DOCKET.

JSo. II oBERIY, General Manager
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19
Tho RrIglit Side.

Look on the bright side. It's the
right side. The times may be hard,
but it will make them no easer to
wesra gloomy and sad countenance,
Itis the sunshine and not the cloud
that makes a flower. There is always
that before or around us which should
cheer and All the hesrt with warmth,
The sky is blue ten times wherc,it is
black once. You have troubles it
may be so. So have others. None
are free from them. Perhaps it is as
as we'll that none shonld be- They
give sinew and tone to life-fortitude
and courage to man. That would be a
dull sea, and the sailor would never
get skill, where there was moth
Ing to disturb the surface Of the ocean.
1t is the duty Of every one to extract
all tho happiness and enjoyment he
can without and within him and
above all, he should look on the bright
side Of things.
What though things do look little
dark? The lane will turn, and the
night will end iu broad day. In the
long run the great balance rights itself.
What is i'll becomes well-what is
wrong right. Men are not made to
hang down either their heads or lips
and those who do only show that they
are departing from the paths of com
mon sense and right There is more
virtue in one sun beam than in whole
hemisphere of clouds and gloom
Therefore. We. repeat, look on the
bright side things. Cultivate what 10
warm and genial;-not the cold and re-
pulsive, the dark and morose.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

Tide old man Smith. Of Rich6eld, il
self.sufliciept sort of old fellow, and
prides himself upon. his riding abili'
ties. One day he espied his young
hopeful leading. colt to watsr rather
glngerly, and remarked:
"Why on earth don't you ride that
bsastT'
I'm 'fraid TO-; 'fraid he'll throw
me-
Bring that boss here" snapped the
old man.
The colt was urged up 10 the fence
and braced on one side by the boy
boy while the old man olimed on to
the rails and stocked himself on the
colts back. Then he was let eo> and
the old gentleman rode proudly of
Paralyzed by fear the colt went slow
ly for about twenty rods without 3
demonstration. Then like lightning
his four legs bounced together, his
hack bowed like a yiaduct arch and
the old man shot up in the air. turned
seven separate and distinct somersaults
and lit on the small of his back in the
middle Of the road. with both legs
twisted around his neck. fastening
to him the young hopeful anIiously in.
quired:
Did it hurt you, pap"
The old man rose slowly. shook out
the knots in his legs. brushed the dust
from his ears and hair. and rubbing
his bruised elbows. growled:
We'll il didn't do me = dumb biz Of
GOOD. You 80 hOue."-GCepeland
NerdI.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19
FREE PRESS
BOOK, STATIONERY AND
NEWS STAND,
SAN MARCOS, TEXAS.
AGENCY for the Lakeside Ii
brary" and other New Pub
locations.

Any Book on the following Last sent
prepaid by First Mail, on Receipt
of Price:
To supply growing demand in this locality fol-
"somsthing to read" there has been opened in
the Editorial Rooms Of the HsHz Pass, . small
assortment Of reading matter, to which addition
will Be made fnom time 70 time, as tho demand
may become apparent. We have now ON hand
The following nsv and second hand
BOO ks:
Secrets Of the Great City, IN. W AGO
Eerne Fleming. by Mrs. Wsr6eld. N.75
!. The Cardinals Daughter, same author,
\ tl!75.
Hester Towards Temptation. BY the
same sather, In the same style, $l.7s.
Pope's Essay on Man, 500.
Schmucker's History of the Civil
morocco and finely illustrated. 81 per vol.
Corwin's Speeches, with portrait. 51S
pages 600.
Life and Epistles of st. Paul, by three
eminent Divines, Cons ssare, Howson and Bacon,
sl7 pages. touni IN library style. illustrated
e4.oo.
Life in the Holy Land. remarkable
Chsfsossrs and Hiaoes- BY Rev. Charles ".
Elliott. go pages, finely illustrated. In library
binding, ESQ.
Annals of the West. By James H.
Perkins. COL PIP. ti.so.
Dust and Foam Travels and Adven.
venture BY Land and Sea In the Nev and Old
Wsrids. 800 Illustrations. $50
The Battle Roll, an encyclopedia con.
timing descriptions OF the most famous and
memorable battles and sieges In an ages ar
ranged alphabetically and ehronolosieally. with
90 is<e1. Iilustrsted, Ts2 large aeaele column
p.sss puSlishss By Mason Bros.. New York.
Men Of Our Day; or biographical
Sketches Il Pstrsets, Orators, etatssnsp, Gen.
erals, Refer.srs, P,nanoisrs and MersA ants nev
on the stage Il seton. Elegantly Illustrated
With a. portraits RON life. - L. ,. Broeksu,
4. o. ose v.isss Of as pssss 10 embossed
Morocco. %.
The New York Toubs; Its Secrets
ssi tu Mysteries, k<tnx o Battery q Noted
Criniuals, With Narratives Of tAsir Crimes. a.
gsthered By Charles ssnss, Warden q The
prisos. In Library style. - ~. niessratsdA
o. rs.
Humsn Rights and their Political
Guarsrt.ss. Jsass Hsrisui, elIop.
Delias Doctors. or o Glance Behind
ID. ssssss- Hrs Cresner. hI~.
India. Geographical, Statistical and
Hirt7-i-s.. sS.-S
plain Home Talk, and Medical Com
m ssas.. &c. .. Yooss. =. D. 80
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ai-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

A correspondent Of the 81. Joseph,
(Mo.,) Herald, who has boon 10 Texas,
describes our State in the following
psrody. Of course there 10 consider.
able sxagseration embodied in biz
verso, but ws are oonstrained TO I'd:
init there is a wonderful sight OF
facts sprinkled 10 :-Denison Ns'o'.
Beautiful reset what do yss shinkf
Plenty Of grapes, and no wine to drink;
Plenty Of creeks, and % water q hand.
No ons for your horses. bat plenty Of isndi
Plssty Of hersss, but none tito ride;
Plenty Of poverty, snd some little pride;
Plenty Of hides, and no leather thsts tanned;
Thoush sessby mesquite epcumbsrs NE land.
Plenty Of cattle, no butter or milki
No dress for the dairy. but plenty efsilf;
Plenty Of rain, when II comes dOwa q oil,
Hnough and 70 spare, would II come 81 your cell.
Plenty Of vlsd, no drawback on that.
And vAsu talklsg Of stock there 10 plsssy siehss,
Plenty Of rock, The sistsrss 70 wall.
Bu, W cannot dad time 10 do u d I'll.
Plenty Of bois dare, not hardly hedge;
Plenty Of hsss % thin % wedge.
Plenty Of bacon year before lest.
Plenty again whom there comes gee1 mast.
Plenty Of ehsifs. bet oil 90 lev
That 10 sss. you must hang on your own elbow.
Plenty Of grab, such - poor beef and bacon,
which rsminds you Of the home you have ssdly
forsaken.
OF Land Of great promise, not YET fulfilled.
What country ysu might DO II people 20 viilsd.
All tssmins with bsauty, plenty ed wealth,
Evsry requisite here for comfort and heath,
Bu. with corn bread and baeos, nsu hsvs enough;
And women sst hsppy over q bottle Of snu6.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

QUERY: why will peu smoke
common tobacco. whoa they can by
Nsrbure Bros. Seal IF Srv'i C1r5-
l,Aa at the same pTioeg' Feb.2-ly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

CAP,
LETTER.
PAPiRs. ENVELOPES.
PRNS, &C.,
which viii be sold at reasonable prices.
Any book on the foregoing list sent prepaid by
FIRE. mail. on receipt Of price. Address Fnnr
PnEss, San Marcos. Texas.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30

UNDER the law OF Scotland there are
1T least five twenty different crimes
that are still punishable with d ath.
The list includes assault with iutent to
mob the house of a clergyman. import
ing poisons into Scotland, THEFT bote, !"
or the taking of rewards b, Justices aud
sherffs from thieves, stiiAing or In
nring judge sitting IN court, stealing
linen TO the value OF ten shllIiugs from
q bleaching green, ''houghing cattle,
killing young trees or crops, living In
notorious adultery, pulling down any
place of Worship where the severe ign
or the Prince of Wales, are prays d. for.
tbe saying OF mass by Jesuits, priests,
or ''trafticking" Papisis, engaging il a
duel without the royal, license, etc.
THIS Draconic code Is esaded by q
clever legal qnibbie. whereby she Adso-
oate-Generai and his dep nties are given
power, at any stage of trial, ITO re-
strict the paans of law SO that iD
seallty prisoners are only hanged for
she same crimes as in Englaud-mur.
and treason. ..-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30
REMOVING HE INDIANS.

In addition TO the usual appropria-
ton for the pay of Indian agents and
Interpreters the bill passed by the
House of Representatives last Satur.
day contains special, appropriations tor
the removal of.roving bands. OF Indians
in Southeastern Oregon to reservation.
Southeastern Oregon embraces the
Stein Mountain country, and extends
to within u few miles Of Camp McDer-
init. The rowing bands OF Iudlans"
in that section are Piutes, who fish and
hunt III Northern Nevada, Southeastern
Oregon and Southwestern Idaho Some
of them occasionally visit the Indians
in this vicinity aud in turn the Indians
here visit them. Their relations, so
far as we Can learn from the Indlaus
here. are OF the most friendly character,
and they are, determined not to leave
their hunting grounds, or, as Naches
expressed it, ''the place where they
were born aud have always lived. ;"
They have horror of reservation life.
and the appropriation made by Con-
gress for their removal will find Its way
into the pockets OF Indian agents with
out accomplishing the Intended
purpose. phe y rovipg bands
in Southeastern Oregon will simply
cross over in to Nevada or Idaho,
when the agents attempt to remove
them, with the exception. possibly. of
o few old men and women, who may go
to the reservation. The agents will
then report the appropriation expended
and the Indians removed, and AS they
are supposed to have been reformed by
the new civil service regulations. the
Government viii take it for granted
that there is not an Indian in South
eastern Oregon or. Northern, Nevada
Troops will then be removed from
Harvey and. McDermit and. in the re-
ports of the Indian. Bureau, the
~roping bands" will all be- quietly hv-
ing at MalEeur or some Others reserva.
Aon. Meantime the Iudiaus who dis
appeared upon the arrival of the agent
instructed toremove them. return to
their. old haunts, and as there are no
Goops in the country to, intimidate
Sem,. they try their hands at iasimi
dating the Settlers, and succeed as.the
Nez Perces- diasayear ago In butcher
ing them, before il was suspected that
they were even. hostile to the whites.
The Piutes Say they wiilA fight before
they are driven. to reservations, aud
very many people incline to tho belief
hhat they mean exactly what they say.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30
DISPATCHES.
reported Collision Between Russian
and Engiish Eroop.


CHICAGO, April 20.
The Times London speci ii s,ys:
There is al exciting rumor IN London
to uight that "a collision has taken place
between the Rassi Al aud English troops
before Constantiuople. owing to Grand
Duke Nicholas Insisting on celebta.i g.
the Russian Easter IN the Capital. Tue
present. uncertainty Is so unbearable
that the report was received at first as
a relief. As to peace or war En- land
has come to be Indifferent, but some
thing debate Is, wanted. The Gov
ernment regard. q sudden outbreak of
hosuIllies as possible, all preparations
Low being 10 view OF such an emer
gency. The fitting out OF fleet for the
Baltic Is the English nsser to the
Russian Subscriptions for cruisers, aud
the tremendous efforts OF Russia to get
together powerful feet Russia takes
every opportunity to Introduce America
iuto her menaces. They say they are
purchasing war ships and having
steamers constructed for war purposes
III American ports. A Russian Ameri.
Can expedition to examine the Suez
Canal is put forward by Il isslan diplo>
mats to annoy England. but the day
tor small maneuvers is over.
AastrAa's Position GA shs Eastera.
E Question.
LONDON, Apri!l9g
1t isrimpossible to determine what is
the foundation tor the repeated declar-
alton that Austria Is about to occuuy
Bosnia. The Austrian aud Hungarian
Ministers are nov Ia council at Vienna.
Ii Is stated that Count Audrassy Is
pressing tor u ,compronlse Of the con
troversy.
A Vienna dispatch says: Whatever
measures OF precaation lhe Goxernment
may have Resolved upou, kussL, is not
party To them. Austria Is sliu tree az
to her future movements.
The best informed of, the coutribu
tors 10 the Loudon press, dlssecting tue
position at length, have not word 10.
say about the attitudsrof Austria. which j
III y fair indication thas no decision has
hssn reached In visnns>.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30

LONDON, April 70.
General Sir Alfred Hastings Harsford
has been selected as commander of the
Second Army Corps. A considerable
prol ortion IF the First Army Corps Is
likely to be DISPATCHED to Malta in the
course of the coming week. including a
portion of the Guards, Many thousand
stand of Martini Henry rifles are being
removed fromthe racks in the Tower
of London, presumably for the equip.
meut of the reserves. ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30

Mr., AND MIS-. NEwMAN have been in,
Business tora long time in Boston as
"magnetic healers." protesting to cure
diseases by u laying on OF haDds.
Their terms were peculiar, and re-
CURED the patients to live with them,
AMI surrender ALI their property.
Several trustIul Spiritualists complied,
and one of them now, commences a
Awsuit to recover o. watch aud some
money. One man gave the Newmaus
o house and lot; but he is conteut, be-
auss he believes that he has been
@iraenlously cured of rheumatism.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30

GEN. IGNATIEFF's word seems to, be
at as much of discount on the Cont
nent as in England. In Paris he is
spoken of as "a man who never told a
word of truth unless to mask lie.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30
FOR SALE.

~ FINE dwelling house supplied with va.
-E1 ter.and containing four poms, situated'
Ca ~ idg street, near Il. keinhnrt Il Cos
store, Will DO sosd at bargain. For particu.
lArs apply at WIZ EMUCUA AOrkL--
Aplil23-tka
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30
ANNUAL MEETING.

NJ oTICE is her ny given that the Third
XN Annual Meeting of tire IT ckholdeTs OF
the Humb ,'h 1T let Ng lculru al, Mining
and MeehaDical ,ociety will be held on the
FoUnRA DAY OF MAY, 1878,
At the hour 81 O'Clock p. M. Ia Winnemueca.
~ the Ct urthouGs Ia the office the County
Caerk. Let ALI .otcEholu, rs be ca eful to at
tend rel-e send their proxies 10 some one
n Will represent them. nis is urgently
demanded, for business IT grave nportance
"il Le uetor th., IN, eting, and II der the law
nothing eau be d ny uuiess u n. joTity Of the
paid up Cap.tal stock 40 repr ented.
q q BALh~ President
Attest, 9, CHESowETa, secretary.
AprA ls-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-30

THnSan Francisco workingmen are
setting dlsgnsted with Kearney. At a
Meeting he ID hast Sunday "a resolution
Was passed d. elariug that the party had
Become tirsdA of Dictatorship and would
~ l0ngsr aRh@Aa To- onss man. rala.
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The Paris Exhibition will be for
maly opened to morrow. May 1sS, aud
the city is to be brilliantly Illuminated
in the evening to celebrate the event.
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EASTERN DISPATCH Els

WASHINGTON, April 20.
Conover called up the resolution sub.
mltted by him on the 10th of March,
requesting the President to communi-
cate certain Information touching the
surrender of cuban insurgents. aud the
future policy of Spain as to the govern,
ment of cuba. Agreed to.
Christlaucy moved to, take from the
table the bill repeating the baukru It
law, that the amendments of the House
might be concarred in, but Matthews
objected, and the bi Was lad over.
Southern Cong res.men in BIOS on
Boston. April 20.
The Southern Congressman here will
be given dim this evening at the
Revere House, aud to morrow visit
Lawrence aud Lynn. leaving in the
evening for Washington.
No Official IDfo. nation Received.
WASHINGTON. April 20.
No Official information has been re-
ceived OF preliminary arrangements for
fitting out cruisers by the Russian
Government in San francisco or else
where against England, ln anticipation
of war;.