davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-30

.Hriug wftrh shrsc ternclous creatures have
ccrr hunted, It seems truly surprising That they
III nd tX4t III eilell numbers to this tlnT. Titry
hive bctr hunted fur a arIptc rca*on-tI1at Il to
say, for feh't1, tor TIL, pleasure nj tc cllasc.'
aud because OF t"fr danger to IHankt'1t!.
From tho rernntcs. tftmc Of whfch We
have records the chase OF tllu Wild fuar fIe1rcs
ny Hi! sr'nrta ri Kings and mobiles. while 'scca-
alonn1ty whrn their rayagra tccatne alarming,
upon them. Yrt close tt' tic twentieth ccntnrt
thc wild boar appears In tlforcs y, formidable
as to 'tcfy tIsr1r human ehenr. N0lyes, too,
hare descended SrA,rn thu hills In unlls1crAdto
tanttes, nma "iarn,s nre frequently attacked !" hT
Them.
In Amcrttn Tears are often hcar, Of the cx-
tfnrtfon II The bsttId1s, thu numbers OF which, 50
far M We ran i'nlgct must lavc beer,
Urfginatr far In cxccss Of the Eufupean
wolvrs and hoars; yet the buffalo has t,cen
!ursac.f, ,.s'nnarafisc', sncaktnR, for short
rnre between a prairie country mil n lIill
tnlntry Il, 0f course, 10 he cutlsncrcl; hut 70
tlilist he also ,1r vast disparity IN populations.
IN rsttnnte IT the re3ntYe fccutIlEty Of the wild
hur atul ,ht buffalo might throw tight I'll the
matter. but VIC k1uw IN punt II fact how yast4
Within !ew wears, wcrc The hunabcrs OF tho buff
fafu. Unless 1t he assumed ,l,at tho wild boar
!t !talwa}s reSrEvlng accessions from, his congcncrs
uf Tic DOMESTIC species, who escape Into the
forest tlnt ntlnQlo afreAb with their hlfrnateti
brethren. tlIc problem h tani 10 solve. In any
,tnon ihe plains-tlits autburst Of, 50 to say,
iltcsliryal barbar!antsm whel, reads like pas'
sage frnn the chronicles Of tie fcndat agcs-is
q very Interesting Incident, tiisagrceab!c though
1t may bc 10 tIlDAc I,U lure to encounter and
licat hack the inrndeEs.
, 1879-01-30

n the t:dtnF J tie Trtsunt.
CHICAGO. Jar. Gl-yonr correspondent In
your paner of tllc 91th Inst, "F. Jones'" SAYS:
i 1t wousd be tettcr to have no criminal Inv In
this State thnn to hare II used It is.-a shield
To save the criminal" mi that 'crttnloaIs arc
protected bY the routts." The great trouble Il
with your laws, Atr. Jones, made By dishonest
OF Incompetent snen you send to the 1.cgisia.
tnre. which have enacted laws which disqualffy
competent mon for Jurors, tccauac sucll pcrsons
harc read the newspaper ACCOUNTS OF crimes
committed, and, until enntradfe&cu, must have
conviction Of the truth of The san'e; md Jet
your laMs arc n'lch "A to usquHlitF them from
the Jury pHncl, notwithstanding their candnr
ss!vt npon the 'aso asNt s!t testimony. Unjust
aequtttals conle from iG1urant mn! disloncst
Jurors, who say they do not read, antt know
nothfnR OF tile easc.
tl1cr tendency to prisoners, the tact fs their gem
era1 rulings arc for the tuoral right, and 81
often IN ulsrcgard to the peculiar statute law,
that tic Supreme Court giVes now trial. nnd
Such proceedings arr very frcqncnt,-onc o.
CURING in Indiana only djns before yesterday, IN
tile easc Of Gultig. the murderer. wl'ose c1ccu
tann was to take place totlay. but tlr verv abte
| ncw trial; md stlch Incidents arc occurring III
al tlte States. uiore particularly In the West,
+ where The Laws arc conflicting.
'El,G wisdom Of the law Is to prescribe tho
manner u trial, and thr t1es Of evidence, to
tie cml OF convlcttuR the criminal a1ld protect
ing the innocent, and 1t Ia no loss 10 public Jus
t[vc that thu party CHARGED ritll crime has the
fullest opportunity to relieve himself of the ac-
| cusat1nn, Tor II not guilty no h0ncst person
could wish cunvlet1on,-all doubts ars for tile
benefit Of the acc,lsed.
Was shc Judge Of tic Crsminal Court who
tried 81. Potter atll Mrs. CLARK in fanlt becauao
| the Jury found verdlrt OF "hot EulItyn1 Who
Will say sol Yet large majority Of flle public
think them guilty, Us docs tt.c writer Of this,
ind yet We must respect the l1nillng Of TINT
| Jury, who no doubt acted under the most
eulcmn conviction that thu charge was not sut-
tc!cptly PROVEN, md VIC must respect their con.
c}nsfoNs.
To conclude. let me say that tho chief faults
arc la our laws, nnu not with The Judges.
Another factor In The case Is The cunning Of Lie
| criminal lawyers, who generally ovefmatch the
| public prosecutor.
Takc tic case Of The People ~, David A.
Gage, for etnbezzlcn,cnt OF public money. The
Judges ruling was against uugc; but Dexter
AMI swett, bis attorneys captured il,c Jury aiItl
obtained verdict of ncgultsal; set, In Justice,
! GARo should be In the Slate Prison to-day. No
fault With the Judge in this ease, but that ol
the Jury.
! Remodel md simplify your statutes, mud
leave the Judges unham pcscd. and see II "tudgo
Lynch will be In request. JusrIc1.
, 1879-01-30

snroi H o thctr S nan'c. III ps@osrste clubs mud IN.
Of tlr Tlns nrotcstcd uguinht his rcicasc; but
there wcrs l.rrs mora friendly, uho rclnet'.
preferred 10 hive 'l!u Influence his m,lit!ca fol~
iuwcrt,-su easy task alter aud arguments he
hnt heard.
Next day, ns the phrase is, "1ahor was dc.
moralizcJ.h "Thcrc was not lick OF work
Mc{,oW9an ~ Ieft ,i,e il netahhorhool mn, applied
to tic courts for Justice. After time lie got
stl,eY l,ati sumo bullozers On tlle Grand Jurr,
and II dill not f1n,f A truc btlt,tf
IN .:lu interval between these might ht.e1ectton-
eeYing wits n,ut Tie meeting Of The irand
sulllans 10 capture Mcf}owan When l,c was nj
the CLAIBORNE place, a white woman staring
there was whipped to cogipcl he: to tell where
he was. The woman did not know. Yet "tfey
took her out and whppel her pretty near to
death"
Mct1owan was Obliged TO leave tic pnrtsll. lie
was n1tiasa 1y hs mi1c III friends tat ,l,ere va
aestsea pufoofe 70 k!ta l,lin, anu tlet ngn "Go
cou'a itot pe Mcnt!nc.i Mouio pc nloaant @ 70 ~
three snes a lannts e o"k s t feu
aavi9e alu e1t ts .ciSGoort.ool' nla alag1 .ne
eGSt1 ~ems 70 cW a,, H., aTc. sTe
@ a.te u. sn,., auu ~ .., .'' ;nnhseaG
lie In not t]nrci 70 return, although, t,c lad
Gourht iii propcrty md has witc md children
thct04
~
r.,,.,, ,,. T., .,,a ~. .,.,ho,,,oa exn
Eatl} ~ IAne. IN the sans netahUornoou' ., S nso
eo!used Inc" were taken oa< a''a aaaeea ID
RraoHp;
Metto~An-alr. LEWIS. "nlte man. ea,o tncre
@ "etG 'c sncn nanseu ,,,i,, keo 's, 1s ~ t9d: ~.
Fourth Ward. was nhout to oraau,ze hs club:
tint IL WA afrmt time fnr ia Ia 20 into lie cam
uairn. n,ul these bows anpcarcI that niaht,
f'Ir rnIorcd ncon1o tkcro '1ielI Their mcctIntrs
oci1arsiIy at n!rGt. There wns ru,nor tmt
William p, Archer was shot at, ntl he satd tic
men lint were at tl.at meeting were ti.e men
tlut tiot 1t him. and theT sst{ they were going
IL hnnt hut sorfton OF Tic country until they
fnt,ntl who dill shnot At him: md tj,cy went
rnl,nd nnd ntrkcI in snrnc men at Lcnepilro'e
nfantntion. liz only men he Ind. He took live
al theso men md gave ttcu, nd to The crowd.
md thcy took fi,ctn 10 Fishers Landing. abuut
do yards fron Eiisworth's. md hange, them.
They enil tbcv dill thcso thIpps 60 That uley
mirht carry tic election,
On cicctlon dav. nc Dcmoc!ats armeg, LOOK
hcpnnlsan tcketa 1Entn .nc bIacks, anu cs,'l. VgI
pelIcl them 10 vote l'emoctatsc tlcKeis. alen
VINO ro11lscd TO ytte ut all t!iey coui not Vote
, 1879-01-30
:Ir.,s or other crime. rontttctworsc than petit


@ALtSHS4
P1sHtT0 AHn HOATiNH
nre capable Of diversified and lucrative cufoy-
,nent to those wlsu arr martial to p1scator'a and
nautical pursuits, but. HsnuNg tht natiyce, the
former cmnIoymcnt ri1rr ns A business nr rec
rratfon Is nut inlu1Eed In to any considerable
extent. Fish, IL great rnr:es, anl nN'shcts.
Ihonna III ttie mountain strram.,. hut Tue
Cotombtsns have ro tslca nf fishing: In
dccl. even the ordinary implements of isIc art
orc not 10 be found in the hut
Of peun or Indian II h,attng, however, these
men excel. Thu. lloasncn nrc distinctive guild.
unlike, in tfsnositfnn and n,nrals, any ol1er In
4,lstrial class #, Clocp. IiHy ar Industrious
and honest, mn! their management OF a came,
III The rapids AMI an,ung shr r,tasaets Of Tie
rIrcr. In The hands Ut tltsc skillcll thatmcn. Ia
sometIthg .,.aryeltMle to heaold. Tic sanoes
ilEy use nrc narrnw. lt,t,R, an.l light, having
rabn IN which no une can either lie ,toHn or
st:ltui upright. With the aid VI 1tnu pofe,
tlu.y ascend t!c Rio Dauua anil other. streams
with ,rIcr.Y anil skill 1H,rn Ut fouE ami patient
practice.
rrtK DEATH or MEIuti5,
the railroad protector, has been sarious draw
i,aek lu this cnuntry, Tor his sc1Icmt embraced
railway hcnef}ts, somewhat vts[utart. 1t fs true
but vast y, tefr inccptt,n. out of Which iI,iHht
have resulted sn,na Ets.. Ills estate, II IL t,-
morcd, Is being waste.l. 3.
, 1879-01-30

1D fhe tiauhf o. ms Tribune.
CnicAuo, Jan. :3.-Your correspondent q.
X. Il. gives = prubIcEn In to-tiay's Tribune, ull
lle Wishes I'LL arithinetical aoiutI,n 10 II, ~ he
SAYS lie varuot do 1t. will try As.'i help him
ol,t. Ill. problem Ii this: 1.-Two schoutnas-
tcss reeetYu ~ salary ll1e sun. ol e4400 Iulutty;
they spend, une two.fhIrds ol hts aatasy, untl
tue ullvr three iouritt of h!H salary, and the
balance Ut the Sl,ao0 remaining h ei,3l0.
Question:: What IL tklu kztary Of eachf"
Ii w deduct tl.31o frusn s.,4u0 NJ
have *3,V0, which u tAu amount they
boll sprnl out Ut tttir toint su1aries. Now,
ot.e Hpeut tMu-thfrls vi Ills our. sa1ary. au.t
lAe ul1er sucnt ihrep-foArt.,s Ut his; two-thi5us
aud threr.fourths a4ldrd together equals uua
nnu Aye-twcltths, which Il The amount speut by
both u 9haIt or s;,,o0o. Nuw. II oue aud
Ayr.tweifths gives ta,UgO. what will two-thsras
VI une glIe' Tie answeI Is el.45i.te, Which y
economical or tWothlrds svll0oatnasttr. II VIC
Eo through tie aatlle psueeSs agalu with thu
x3.HW, taking three.lourths tn5tcal Vi two
tntrjs this time, multiplying t3,H0 by three-
we lsyo the amount hncnt ny tie tGrce-fourths
man out Of Ills individual salary, which IL ST.
GHjbS, Now VIZ ttYaat take tLr fl,3lo, the tull
amount III buth saIur1ea uot Bllcnt, A,11 go
VI tic x2lary ol eacl Oil tatirl; multiply &l,3l0
" twasntTus u'hl utyi.is By ons un1 i've
twelfths. an'l VT get $oia.!7, which q ii,s
24.Iu,t Ut tile two-th!gds Mal!'s SALARY III hArI.
Num II We Judd That 4nlonut Ut
$jiU47 10 $l,4Al., the aasuunt whirh
hs spent, VIC ~. u lutal Of s2to7059. ~hlyh is
i,Y tl,rcc.iourlhx aud divide by QUO aul i've
| twelfth. and We got tic auiount q The thrcc-
lt,arths nuns salary IN Lanl, staa s., which,
beng aided to the amount ot Individual salary
Ac spent, which was 81 ,C&'.87, give. $1,A9: Il,
~!vh ii the full amount of hl4 SALARY. Now
uti.l ltlc two salaries together, S2,u7G5U ullti
s!!,t.sjil, and VT hayu $i.4o, wh;rh Il the net
uu!ounl VI bolA salaries, agGordlug TO the prub-
| un baud according TO ahoye koluttuu, VII, ::
&1lG.iT aud $tE>a 53 w have u, ,31O, which Ia the
upluupt Vi b.l4lle1 u huth salaries o1 baud, ac-
| Curdlux to prublciu.
hope you will excuse th!a lcugthy descEt1,-
tim; could nct give 1t In less suAce ul4l do 1t
justice, uu!css I'D It bY ai:@hEas which Your
, 1879-01-30

To the Editor 81 The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. "o.-fn your issuc Of to-dny
notice paragraph relating 10 the trial Of John
Dowgherty. I!eusy Kirk. II. j. Casey, and Moses
WeInstein which does the defendants rank In
JUSTICE. In the first place. sr. Bash. the prose-
cutting witncss, stated most distinctly that lie
had not intended to arrest sfessrs. Wcinstcn
n Casey ut MI, ~ they lut nothing to 10 with tle
Affair."" These gentlemen, upon being Informed
rant t,ab hrrn issutd. ut Dnco went to tho stu
tfon anI gave bonsls Tor tetr appearance; and
lpon the Lrtal not one woru whs said abort
ttelt,.
And In relation to Doughetty aud Kirk, tho
esidcncc showed coneiusivctr that they wcro
not present when the alleged burning nf the
orsc took place. In Justice to all parsies
please Insert this. and obttxc J. F. AsAr,
Atturuey fos Dclense.
, 1879-01-30
NOTICE. -
Finnl Notice to the Holders OF
Houus Of the Northern Pucltle
Railroad Company.

Under Tho Plan Of decentralization BY tho do.
cree u tue EuaT.. thu ttuss t9 which Hr!sdhull=a
Fau. ~ lhs " onts !aio preferred stuck.
EaA lett to tic discretion Of Tho Gurcx.lng SoMtat
tss. Aurc thin thrrs years hass lAssrd 4lncs tAts
t!Lhs Wa ktsen Ana noss !hAa nli!s.,cntha u tha
tcs. d.'itous y e!y.lay telr lshors, hereby gtsu
iHNL E~
Circulars Kistng tnfosns.oa how She couxprston IL
Ha4s can es b.! y r. ous u We Spstse1u F4esd.
Tts original stock will hu exchanged for stock under
Fi.EDEH1cG DllslxQ5,
Dec. Ia ls7A Chairman tprSA&slux IQnluuttee.
, 1879-01-30

3[FRH9&Y
4 cable dlsputch to day gives tldlngs Of On
incident wh!rh IL siflktngly suggestive Vi tlc
~eakness VI HAL Wien opposed under ecrlan
likewise, by imaginative usxocsattul,, link4 tho
prcseut with ulc curllest historical past.
nriscl from their usual Aauuta By the severity
of the weather, lrusea vi Wild bt1afs have in-
suaa .s !. .o!est. ot tas bernsse lura; and ,tc
attacx," Nuw, wheu VIZ thiuk VI iAu lens,ty Ut
lae AejElhvrtug populations 4uu thu rsAlurles
, 1879-01-30

correspondent did not wish done. fours re-
spertIuIiy, l.. s1ouAT.
r. Sill we take the nino,,u. Of 81, a,l&0 nNtt
multiply b| twtthirsis or three rc.pcct-
tsc1y. md divide bv one a,hl hrc.twclfsha, re
will cct tile amount Of each mans net salary as
above. l.. 81.
, 1879-01-30

To The E.tttor hf This Tribune.
CMtcA0o. jan. 2A-Wlll you please ansncr
ms faw quest!uns, which, rs strauy reader
VI your paper, taku ttsu liberty to nhk.
married widow with twu chllren; her
first husband wus an oQlesr In tho army
during ts1s la.o War: he died Of a
sickness contracted un tho battlefield,
untl his widow received a pension. Wheu
/ married her tho prIlaon reverted to tln chill
Jren which they now receive. Now, what /
Mnnt tu know 10 thia: by lAu Pension bill Just
passed a,Mt signed. ase theae children entitled
10 baek pension from the time OF discharge of
ttetr father, which xua In 1Sid. IL The s.ate u
Ills itatl, In 1b71, ur six ycars1 About when
will Ills I'LL taku effect. ni,l when will they re-
celyu t!c back payt Ny answering this in
rhnrsllsy'a. sapss yuu will coutef. u fasor OH u
tttady reader. IL. Il. SLApR.
r.s.-Ttey received pension first In ls7l.
tl'le text OF the Icnsion-Arrears art WAS pub
lfshcd In 'fuR THInuSs OF the eth nst., ou tho
cultural pa=r. Va sl,ast not undertake to
conatruu lts meaning, or to express a,, opinion
~ to wtotl,rr back paY will be awarded iu the
ats'ys cssu, NJ .uoley can bo pai.l to any
claimant tllller 4le aet ,lnttl Congress makes
an appropriation, at"l directs how tho Inouey ~
~ ba pruyllct.- -mhelher by cxtrn taxation,
sale Of bonds, diversion OF tiu Sinking Fund
ur from whit source.
, 1879-01-30
LOUISIANA.

How Point Compno Was Carrlei-Fsxpertenes s1
Ut = Cnlarctl Republican, lo.lecs stux ut
Nlght-1tow itopubIotn Parish Was Car
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Sources
View potatoes are twelve aGd oDe-half
csnls per pound in Dezd9ood-
The Oregon state Par will begin Oeso-
ber Isl and wLs q unnI the 9Th
mono county. Cal, has produced 81. ooo.-
900 IN balboa siace April. 1870
M2ryssille zife has presented to her
husband = six~teen-poand baby.
An Arizona napeF hosly asaeanes soda
a ~~dreAdfully sEin staE--
Lame Johnny" a rscentlv captured
Wyoming stage robbsr, vas lyncaed BY
three masked men tie other day.
The California Press Association has
concluded to defer lis meeting from the
18th Of Jlly to October sth.
The tramp problem has been settled in
Eastern Oregon When they get there
they ind employment and land, and cease
70 BE- tr4mps-
The total loss By fire in San Francisco
for the wear eading Juns 30, was $685.
5is-sI- Total amonn paid by insurance
companies, s2es. 4e7 80.
The town OF Casa Grande, Arizona. was
inundated by = rain storm on the 9th, and
5 serAl large firms had their places flooded,
and lost much merchandise.
Laramie City. Wyoming. has a new
cracker factory. tar proprietor Of which
has received orders from the vest for CO.
600 to 10000 pounds o. crackers.
The bed Of Scot, river, Oregon. is 6llinr
up more every year, and unless some steps
are taken to remedy the evil much OF tn
most fertile land Of the valley will be rem,
deFed worthless.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-18
rmE MINING ExssxzsgsE IN
THE EAST

The suhjoined exfrxes from the Fhsis
deiphia Times furnishes a very good
id<s Of the mining exeitsmen, in tie kass'
"A yssr or two 60, when II began 20 &c
perceivrd that there vss . Iinit 20 the pro-
aurfF srn<ss even Of the kuuaHzz mines.
there ~ some hope that me exeis<nens
shoas silver. which kas snrDed the kocsy
Mounssin region upside down would step
short Of . universal erazF; bat recently -
kas been evident that We are oniy tine
beginning Of the excitenaens- and tass 'ne
Eastern States hare Jet to pass ihfoush
one Of shnze periodical fessrs in whieh she
national passion for gambling finds relief
Heretofore the silver business has been
mainly eon6ned TO speculstsrs. Who have
bought uipes and attempted to oFer-
sss them wish the iles o. gessns
substantial return Some Of them
have succeeded , meet Of them have
failed bat there hos been enough
a suec~s 10 furnish capital for = vast sys-
tsm Of gambling. . sort OF prodigsons
esns Of faro, with mining shares for
chies. That there is vast wealth yet lying
undeveIrped ia cur far western territories
nobody can donbs- TIE actual yield Of
silver for the past ten years has been enor-
uous, and with the impetus il hss lately
received. il Is likely to increase, so that the
future price Of silver and its possible en-
plovnent a. . medium Of exchange become
more aud more probiemasicsl- Silver Isl
good thing to have ; il will never lose its
value. and any a with capital. expert
enes and scientific knowledge. who can go
out and engage in It's production. has Is
good . chance TO make money as he has in
mining iron, or manufacturing watches, or
raising corn."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-18

Abstracts u the financial statements Of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company, 10
be submitted at the annual meeting to be
held on July I'D. have been Published.
From them it appears that the gross earn
ings of the road for ISIS were s~i7.530.s53,
shieh Is over 81 Geo, eco in excess ot 1877
The expenses for 1878 were Ss.Is6,lls,
which b also more tan 81 O00.0eo in ex-
cess Of the previous year Taking from
the net earnings the rental Of leased lines
ard interest. there il i surplus left OF 81
304 900. No mention IS made Of any dlsI-
dends being paid in 1911 and there was
only q Surplus Of z.3o4.s03 for that pHr-
pose. and for the sinking fund and prodt
and loss account. TIE assets on January
I. 1879. were s15s.673-7f2. which includes
Of value To the Company
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-18

DR.. 6pens<r. . denfist. wa shot and in-
stsnsIy killed II seizlia. No.. by the hus-
basd Of . LADY whom he iusult4d by kiss
Ing heS- This same dentist fnurished At
rAsensos- n j.. - years ago. He used 10
administer sHsstLstics 10 ladies having
ts>sh extracted. add while under the iniu-
1nes a. the drug. II attractive. would kiss
fke0 ~ferventiy. He was compelled to
lesss iawn b. reason Of this propensity.
I'D 49, driven but Of other places for cx-
hihiting this s~ezkaea. which has eest him
~ tiebl
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NEVADA MEMS


a<A4< u 88St<E&& t&fktA kx043 S&AtS
Exeaaa<es-
TGsezrasz complains x the G~epradaszs
o< SOAK f1z<s%
In Eastern rarsr calls JSaes = sEilFsr-
S<1AsSs-
Ih@ orsaaixszs1 & = vzgaass e0Za.s-
zee i talked q IL Paradise.
~zss5rzsA Lave left the lands q
the gGAAsA3rs Saturday
Tcung treat are nsw getting 70 Il nun
eroas an W13ow Lake Eegr the Czrsoe-
The a-Gzzzste xsnas q zeaaing rossra II
EeEo, % k7p t yoang Ee1 cus Of the
saloons
1 PIazso<s C0nEzny. TO be composed Of
ehareh eaoirs = 10 he organized in Viz
elaia Cssy-
The Tinses-EsTieu SAYS the Bile Isle
AID I~ndzpE3Enee Companies shipped
tuslson Eondzy night & the amount OF
SARAH the rexzlt Of one weeks ran
slrh tA.rty stamps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-18

A farmer in Holden. Mass, being much
annoyed by the crows pulling up his corn.
placed a large umbrella in his field TO
brighten them away. Imagine his surprise
"a wet day in finding a lock seeking
shelter under il from the rain,
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To Whom It May Concern.

TAKE NOTICE THAI on AND AFTER
this dxte. no coal will be sold to sEy one
by the nemb<rs Of fhe .Enrrks Coal Burners'
Association. unless the same IL dfsFo<ed Of Al
the furnaces for the SUM II Thirty Csnfs per
blsk3l-
EUREEA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION.
Ezrsks. Jaly =, ts79. E7-1w
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MRS. E. NJ. BAUM. PALIsADE; I'd
arc hereby notified that l have perior%;;nn
labor ON the Sierra Nevsda mine, situass" ".
Mining District. Eureka County, IN -
va - Since Nav, ISIS to May, 1879. smoununs
TO s2s in United States gold coin fcr your n,sss
tercst Of $50 feet in said claim. and tna. .fter
Won nav said amount within ninety DAYS n.
the hrst publication Of this notice, soa anerty
,srss. an sAia 0a' WILLIAM wHtLEN;
'y asw' ,s-a jeis-ia~sed
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TAKE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT0-Q
the ordinance liking . tax on al M
dogs within the corporate limits Of the1A-
town OF Eureka. must be complied with en- and
after MONDAY. July 18th All dogs not tagged
by the time named viii be proceeded against
- provided in said ordinance
MATTHEW KYLE. sheriff.
Larska, JnI. l.. 1872 Hi5-n
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The Price of snser-RafEe-fsrs Go
lag Esme-

WASHINGTON, July II.
The prices Of silver bullion received By
the Treasury Departments to-day from San
Francisco, we're slightly above the market
rate and consequently declined by the Dt-
rector Of the Mint As the Government
Is in immediate need e. silver in that city.
a cfFtr was te~Iegraphed to the holders at
the market rate a. construed by the De-
partment. There were also rejected q
humber Of New York bids. which were
above the market rate A ngmter Of pur-
ehases were made for delivery in Pkiladel-
phiA-
On account Of the extremely bad eondi-
ton Of the lew lands or fats on the east
ern shore Il the Potomac river. lying di-
rsctIy south Of the Executive Mansion
President Hayes arranged to absent him
self from the city darIRg the month Of
September. IN order 70 escape the malarlal
stmesrhexe which will necessarily rise from
the quarter mentioned The President in
tends Spending the greater portion of the
month Of bis home in Fremont, Ohio.
The Yellow Fever Freaks Ous
Afresh in Hempisis-
MEMPHIS. July H.
Judge Rays son continues 10 improve
The Little Rock officials telegraph that
the quarantine will be raised If no more
new cases are reported by Saturday. Five
new cases Of yellow fever were reported to
the Board OF Health this morning. The
cases consist Of the members Of two famI-
lies named Hester residing under one
raef at Noe. 81 aud SO Clay street. in the
southern portion of the city. The resi-
denees OF tie sick ones are in the same
~neighborhood a. Judge Rays house The
following persons were Frustrated with the
disease: Robert Hester and wife, and
Mrs. James Hester and two children
Robert and James Hester are brothers
Mrs. James Hester has been sick for four
days Her children were taken down on
Tuesday. as also Robert Hester and wife
Yellow fever symptoms were not fully de-
ve!oped until this morning. when Mrs
James Hester had q black vonzis, and as
noon she was dyInz. The two brothers are
river men. There viii be another exodus
Of citizens to- night.
Steamer Ur%eaed-
HALIFAX. July H.
The steamer State Of yTyiniI from Kew
York for Glasgow, went Ashore at Sable
Island a. half past 5 ?. n On Saturday
Three women and five ehlislrsn Esr= lsst
IN the surf while landing The vessel had
IL Passengers and ie4 bead Of cassIs-
Sixty lead Of cattle we're saved
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TIE coPARTSERsRIP
Sn.stsng between A. T. MOI and AN.
pie saloon. is this day dissolved by p,nin.,
consent A. r. Noe will ecntinue the business
sssole ~proprstor. and is authorized Ia roiiset
~ Aeccazas. and viii settle all debts owing bv
vas @As1 nrAn- A. T.. MOE.
ANDREW JACKSON.
a. ~ iyli-3pd