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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
Golden Medical D scovery
Ii Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery

BY reason OF Its Alternative properties
.1res Diseases OF the Blood and Skin, as
So rofula, or Kings Evil; Tumors; Ulcers
% Old Sores: Blotches, Ptmples and
~ 1ptions. By virtue OF its Pectoral
= Nerties It cures Bronchial, Throat and
| ~ affections; Incipient Consumption;
Ht ring Coughs, and Chronic Laryngi-
us. Its Cholagogue properties. render IT
nn Iaes,ual remedy for Biliousness; Tor
Eid liver, or Liver rComplaint;" and Its
rrJnic properties make It equally etfica-
Z aus In curng Indigestion, Loss OF Ap-
p tte and Dyspepsia.
NJ ere the skin is sallow and covered
with ~. tches and pimples, Ok where
ther, are scrofulous. swellings and adec-
lions, Q few bottles of Golden Medical
discovery VII s9sSt an entire cure. II
you feel drowsy, debilitated, have sallow
color OF skin or yellowish-brown spots on
lace or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
mesa, bad taste in mouth. internal heat
or chflls alternated with hot nushes, low
spiTita and gloomy forebodings, Irregular
appetite and tongue coated, you are suf-
fcIing nom Torpid Liver or Billousness.
In many cases OF Liver Complaint, only
part Of these symptoms are experienced.
Asa remedy for all such cases, Or. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal,
~ It effects perfect cures leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

Alexander WE'LL, Plaintiff, against |
George Lehman, Defendant - Scvon- |
teenth District Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
The Vital Restorative

Is thoroughly scientific prescription. Ia
not q quack nostrum, hence PERFECTLY
saie 70 take; Is pleasant TO the taste.
pathetic system OF nerves naN force
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

District Court of the Seventeenth Judi
clal District.
Phillippi GARNER, plaintiff, against
Thomas A. Sanchez, Ma. Sepulveda de
sanchez, H.W. Hellman, j. Haas and A.
Haas, composing the arm OF Hellman /,
ii aas Il Co., Oscar Macy, VIM. Mckee,
II. Meyerstein, j. W. Hellman, ]. IL.
Tate and the City of Los Angeles, de-
PENDANTS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

The great English remedy for Nervous
Debility, Spermatorrhea and premature
Decline of Physical Force
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
THE HERALD

A newspaper OF ths day, complete IN nj
its details, and In every department
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18

~ sanp es. :" In Instructions
80. Self A9aa8u amanI s4nG fsee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
9 . n DITTO N S ::

All Trotnr Races for three in five except in the
three year old tr0t which IS best in three In ali
trottins four to enter and three to start.
Entries to Trating Race close with Secretary Sep
tLniber st 1879 Entrance fee, ten per cent Of purse
National Trottng Association Rules to trottng.
Nominations in stakes must be made to Secretary Sep
TENDER l. 1879.
Enries for the purses must be made For Wednesdays
races Monday preceding; for Thursdays races, or
Tuesday; for Fridays races Wednesday, for Saturdays
races Thursday, at the regular time for closing entries
designated by the rules Those who have nominations
in the stakes to the Secretary in writing, which
horse they viii start, the day before the at o'clock
P NJ Horses entered in purses only be drawn by
the Judges The rules of the Pacific Blood Horse
Association will govern running Each days
will commence promptly at / o'clock P NJ. All entries
be addressed TO the Secretary
LLOYD HILL. President.
M. l.. Wager, Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
p!ssHltyGaa or PARTNERSHIP.


gNsrtTE OF ROSCO EVANCOVECEE, DE
A. CEASED: Notice is hereby given by the under
signed of the above named estate to the credit
and all persons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers within
ten the first publication Of this notice, to the
undersigned the Office of A c.. Ellis, Carson City,
Nevada. hllCHELL,
Executor Of Estate Of Bosco yich deceased.
Carson City, Nevada, August H. 1877 al34w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
Fourth Bay Saturday. oct. IS.

No 10 Ruuning-Free for all. Das3of threa-q quarters
OF a mile. Purse 500. First horse, SIS, seo.ad 80
No IL. Same day Trotting-Free for al. Pu'se 500.
First horse $780, second horse, $40 third horse $50
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18

No. l. Running-Free for all One ba T m le and re
peat Parse $3.50 First horse 500: second morse SO
No 5 Same day, Cunning stake Dash Of one mile and
quarter for three year Odds SO entrance, $40 forfeit,
$3.50 added by the Society.
No g. Same day Trottng For 81 e,ass. PRS,
500 First horse $500; second horse Sl3o, third,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
/ nfPu@T Of las cU3a I
AUDITOR.
OFFICE ey Comfy AUDITOR,
0asssBv CUNT NEVADA, July l, 1879.

To the Hon the Board of Ceuaty Comnlssicsrs Orh.sy
County, State Of Nevada:
Tie County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report of the affairs of the said county for the six
months ending june seth, 1879.
Balance hand at close of business December
, 1879-04-29
0HlTllARY.

KNOXVILLE, April a5.-Gcu. James P. Brown.
low. latp cavalry q.i'eor Of TIN Feisral artny,
und q son Ut ex-senator l'rownlow, died At hs
muthrf's rcsidcuca hero Saturday.
BAN FnANclsco, April 2S.-Dr. anh cx-
Mayer steptsvu Il. Harris, of this. city, died ut
Napa yesterday.
Sa'efai 1itpa.cA 70 7At 7tJaua%
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 25.-benjamin !'ctltt,
n noted resident Of Wlito County, near Brooks
ton, died at halt-past this AFTERNOON Of con-
aess!oq% % 81 t,,e SFa!n. nu retired II !he usual
llen,larhu Sunday morsifng, but was uot cou4id.
eFea soFloasly " s!ll ear'y :ilss !tornlng.
DGooAlNaroa, H., April :S,-Wl|ltam u.
stouletneyar,, E'eh laul-ownsr Of AirLcau
lumc, ana was buried Asra today. (la Was all
old q .esttsr a.'!! 'nuck estega'sd citizen.
Drown. of tl'e Abora, House, ot ills city, d.ed
THIS morning.
BAN FAAactsco, April Ola Portland tOrc.)
dispatch nays ll!at Gan. Alfred Bully, U, h, A.,
died u VANCOUVER barracks yesterday.
, 1879-04-29

LYNC1t1En.


MsMP1Iist Tenn., April 2S-A tele1ram from
starkville, Miss, says: "On the morning Of
the Mth inst, tho largo barn Of Jordan Moore,
residing five miles south Of tho city, WAS burned
to the ground. Suspicion pointed 10 ~
uegro named johnson Spencer, who was
the employ OF Moore, and who
was arrested for the crime, but, on examination,
was acquitted, there being no positive proof Of
his guilt. Last night his other mammoth barn,
containing wagons, provender, agricultural ttn-
plcrnents. etc., WAS discovered in nnnacs.
This tiino tho lnccndiary was caught,
who proved to be negro named Nevsn
Porter. lie confessed, and also implicated
johuson Spencer md othera. A combination
had been formed to prosecute their }ellsh dc.
slgns. Tile burning Of tho hntn last night was
to divert attention from Spencer. Judge
Lynch ~ MaMmmoned hts court tg-lay,
negroes. Il!ey heard Portcs's confession, anl
lace. 1t is feared owl,ig to Tic state Of iudgna
tfon that Spencer will also be tleatt with 1T tic
same manner tonight, otherwise his trial will
proceed tomorrow. The mob consisted almost
exclusively OF negroes. Th!a Ia satl to b0 the
first court crcr held In tho county by Judge
Lynch.
Tie mutisatcd, dccomposel remains Of
negro were found q few dnys since In a swanp
teu miles north Of this placc, supposed ~ bu
tllht Of Bill Gilncr, tllp negro who shot At
tortcy l.. j. Wood slx wcuks agu. Shcn dis
covered, two hu1let-toles wcro found in thu
breast.
, 1879-04-29
THOROUGHBRED COLTS.

Annual 8a1e ut Belle Monde. Near Nashville,
Tcun,-Prcscncu of Notcsl I5uyess,
5ptcinf Dtspaich II It'd 1tr.bnn<.
NASHVILLE, Tonn., April 28.-A largo crowd
Intended tho annaal sale OF thoroughbred colts
and allies ut Belle Mcade to'lay. Tho bidding
was spirited. Thu following anlu,nls were sold:
Ernmba'etta, 5000 ASH Dnrnham, Cnssadsga,
;, I,ilss, s+25, w. II, johnson. Nashville. for
i5arses, 81, ioo, Ara uurnbam, cassa,!ag.. N, Y,
=, l3eEnhrdina. $50. Asa Dusnham. Casaadaga,
DootJaek, s.oo, Milton Young. Henderson. Ky.
;, Barrett, Sa:5. ". A. johnson, Nashville, for
Heils q N'cG1aaa, sl.s. Peter c. Fox, Lapss-
leu!Ah, by Lexington, SOLD In place Of Duckratn,
dcad, s:E!U, Milton Young. lIendcrson, Ky.
Iu1'ast. $500. J. II. Arnold, .Nashyi!le.
+ &an!toa. sos, Mlliea Young, iia'!aorson, ".
York.
I!ptec. $40, yan l.. Kfrkman, Nashville.
!ionhro, $3.50, Pleasant 4: Smith, Nashville,
N. nYy:'h':"''' 7. s+l0' Asa pasnh'"' c'''adas''
barometer; 1910, Thomas Nichols. par,s, Ky.
l'alttc, 1916, Asn J,nrnllAnl, Ckssadava. n. Y.
l!onni" iask: not Offered, having tcpn Injured.
.I.r,oery, s27o. v. q. Mcuayock. franklin.
1luR1er. 8IO5. lTafdAy Durham, Nashville.
l5ookmaker, 81, a10. S, D. iiF.ce, Nuw York,
stn19 9nsts, saS llftdy xi,han xnie,1a' Sa.; Snsxe
lFidccake, So:,5. Aau isnrui.an, Cassasaga, n. =.
Iramlutse, S2:!5, Asa Durnhnm, Cas 4adnYa, n Y.
ltdr.A- -WeG. $500, ASA i3ufnhal1, NVw York.
Bronda, $500, Asn 1urnham, Cnsaadaga, N. Y.
, 1879-04-29

lat November, but uc havc t.ono .on.
tic subject Hinco them" n'Ene Hoek,
"Wilat improvements hnsc been mai,
- III about six weeks the mill,
mat1e, nl,1 then the public can I'm .ctt Will Ia
ls There amy now difficulty ill.,. -. Hte!t,"
completion, Mr.. Edtson1'' '""' dcaysh L,
Nothing Of consequence, Vo
on tio new generator, and II Isnt sa ~ Working
"I1Icn yoll nrc satisfied lint ~ .l nh.hhl7
III ntn.n
=, 1T " 4 reportetl TINT you havo ,ar.,,.,
t'0' sTue1'' anu new thermal rcsuiatot; r. p.
lyon will have to excuse mr. ,r,,
not lo interviewed about tic it ,,t would raHs,
Of It," opp't'unlty to !u1n,
"Just ono more question. N, r,,,.,
tntnea INC reportcr, seeing tint tbn "son han t.
pnonograpsi Was determined uot ~ ,,e,o =, q H.
Viewed. "!f II fs truc, as ttntra y =. % las,
navo tt!e light In actual operallsn IN ,ha, at IL
tory frenlcntly at night. why t1,,,',. ~ 'e a!e
III practice Where The public NAV s"n t'm ina pull
"illc electric light problem /, ~ t''
ono." answered tho ibyrntur. ~ ~. tluIs
much labor. 1t is fact TINT il, fin y ,feaatu
II WORKS TO my satisfaction, hui Ialmr,' ,'suot,tst
ana public work are two different Entity soi
the tluadrnr'cx telegraph worl{trr ,",,,,, e.t
tho lanotatoFY Tor SIX months bpf,)re ny \
pnbl'e telegraph line. 'lltcrc are hun@s..n1 q
Lnlnse ~ connection With the elcctrc.ltnhs.
Tine" al" 'ae} ftau,
"Then you think that In ahout #, uo,
Will have the systcln Butllricntly sIreRs InseRs u
~ do.u
, 1879-04-29

htr. TuRii,an Tries tn Lick n Sl.Ip-aran, and
Naturally Cots u Lc1tlo the Worst Of 1t
AL Told.


atr. fuRinan Trios tn Lick shEp-atan and
Naturally acts u Lcotlo the Worst Of 1t,
AL Told.
Special Dt.pa,eh to 7bt Trtb.n..
49, =, asan N' ~" ~-S'a'it9 ~. ~. i"smau,
""o 10 enRa0eu I'll the peel an'l PORK packing
business III Chicago. ntId member Of tho Chl-
cngu Board Ut Trade, was nrFatgned today IN
nrl h,,tor,. .,.asosr,, ~, rua.,s,. ~ ,T.'"..
""u oAss4!' p1e.G''s" y fta"e.s w. " huFst,
, 1879-04-29
TREMENDOUS BILLIARDS,

The must remarkable gan,c oa FteoFa I'm
tn praettca ur actual match, was p'a'ss a..,..
Brunswick Hall Inst eYoh1iS between ~
anu l.llAes, It was simply as utastltps s,,Ia,5, IA,
sasp0 sis l. aeiasitT T'1 ri th. "1 W.T.. Ill., T. a ;sns :
r.el, Srlasiur aot tIu bulls iii tho Tall ns.s rssa
Isl, tlto balls tylmg twtro frozen ~ .tff " W
then manipulated tlle worries tor y, m IN o y
kphaetel flulshtl thu EaIpe win III 1uaJJuyV
making tils Average for tho that1a4ho p''
unprecedented uue pf go.
, 1879-04-29
BISHOP AMES.

lila TNnAfa1 ot 3rft
rD '.-,' gsH, g's,, NJ .sa,t'h'oro fcsserday-p.s.
E,..n,.- Eo 1'es'a Nv. W sIlshop slnpsop-ls
r"ler .. Nor candltlnto for tho y,t,..
ls'shopFlc.
spscfa. ntspatch 10 Ta4 7rtau,,.
BALTIMORE, A1d.t April 23.-1hc fnnc,,,.
Ices over tue rematna of t.,. ,oto u1a 1"s'a ss't
NJ TIN Nctho,,,x, Ent,,,n., ,,.' ,S." p'Snop arA
III, eI'ioou III 'ne .'iaelsoh Arcnue Chos,
at'a were conducted with tlle stmplcit, ,,s ~
freedom from ostcntatton which n. mr. mr., ~
nrior to hfs death t1cs,ro,1 1,,. oaaa
hcnr,lv aroncf, In HAL. n,.,, i"e eaafea ~
.,,,.,t. ,. ~. :" 'a.N' n"u oh each side ot u
pu1p't were placed oonutif,!' bouquets Of ar.
lilies, Marshal Null, mud Jncquc Mtuot ina, ~
by tf,o green n! trn11,prr ..f,os Th,. sls t.as's
ot,o,n,.t ~ ''3.s' t."s "a' thtde
as'e'"ps ~ otuht''c'1'.loh' a1'ti tic caskeL rA
was d plain Que, mn1o Ut live oak. hs,. ;.
flowers. Tie Washington mud Da1tImo. ;. !"
fereuccs were fulty renrcscntcl IN 'ss ~. :, W
ncn n-csout rIo pco-a ~ n.y. ~ 1'' sls'sf
% at.,s." ~ = ~. uua'u VI h'shons Of IL
In tho city, attended, az fulIow,. n.
Rows. s. D. A. Pavnc, A, ". w,,."
!. p, camn,,ctt Z. A si,or,or - " n "a'1e
~ n w. ",.S t,".. o' ..', ~ H. hfoSn I'd
~: ~ nase' iAc lauren Missionary bot!.s
OF New York sent delegation Of mIns.eu I'd
lnymcn, who nssfsted as na]1.ta,r,
Amongst them were ttn p.v I4'',. r. -
Fowler. enifor ~ tha FEY, Nss, v
pocfift, j. r. Newman. t1o "s pa'. IN Il
Hunt. the Ray. Dr. t,oolsc,} mi ~, IT, !. : ;
FIhkc, President j. i. Mcaulcr ~ msiu n.;. l.
Cnlcvc. Pa. wns ulsn nrss,,,,t ~, y! gs5laSa III
min mi, i3,ifYain wnro rcnres,nt"s ..l' ts1ak
nraycr at tl,n 1lishnn,a sea.eu. Ioit, s.l,a, Ala
tho Rcy. A. NJ. Courtnoy' N" '''Is',S' Is.,s' ;: y
Lilhel u tllU ctuEeH Hs1u ftlGca within Ia
, 1879-04-29
ANOTHER COLLEGE RACKET.

r 4AftaS lif5AaEtn 10 1@@ '' ,.,nhS
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April @5.--las TstaI E y
Of tAe Faculty Of Butler unl'sti't} ~ ,u,s
tie receut action Ut ths Trustees, psas, ~ ~
by tho persons holding a. majority u oa.,.I.sI.
in the corporation that they VII " In"r' Isias
the now board to bu elected ~ 'u"sh W tht nha
ternltned to stick, mud thu nrshpt u M,,rrA -,
viii nrobably hc that Prestas',s ,',,in,t Jul p
llcAda n,tt 1act!0n urging u t!eppM'u'
icy, will h1d Ilf3 plQuu yACaie1,
, 1879-04-29

oust9uI D19ua7ta so 7Hs 7{F6Hass
MADISON, Wis, April a9.-1'llo eccond Lake
bridge on Tic Chicago, Milwaukee L. St. Paul
Railway, ncar Mcfarland Station, about six
mics enst Of this city, was set TN fire this noon
BY freight trim going east, and destroyed.
Trims are not delayed, however, the Company
men have been sent out to erect Temporary
bridge and fix up tho lhreo telegraph virus
which nre In tho lake.
, 1879-04-29

ANN Annun, Mich. April es.-Arthur r. Deli.
medical student, has beeu arrested foE the
lArcu1Y OF specimens from thu unlyerattY
Museum. liz waived IN examination today
nua WINS bound over to the Criminal Court for
trial. Ills ball Was liked at $l,000, which he
was unablo to furnish, Hurry B. Orr, dental
student. charged with receiving stoeu gnf,ds,
also waived ap examination atll RaYu $506 holld
tag llta appearance at tho ucxt Junu tartn,
uelt's batl Was made larger nn account Of other
butglaEies tu which he Is implicated. :
, 1879-04-29
AMERICAN PRINT WORKS.

FALL AIYBa, April 8.-lti is stated On good
authority tEat the American Prtut Works hsyu
soaipleted arrangements fnr securing the de-.
sHeu extension Tor Two years. A Boston bank
sEnEa RtopositAln Saturday making up tho
Works under lLu direction Ut trustees.
, 1879-04-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nsw YoRg, april 22a.-Arslycd, C.scas.ta,
ron Gla4xow.
LONDON, April 28.--Stuamshlps Aie.aulraa
snd zsoland, from New York, an1 rolyucsian,
Eotp Baltimore, hav1 arrived out.
New York, for Hamburg.
, 1879-04-29

bLooAIsoroA, Ill.,, Apri! 28.-lt has bean dis,
covered that rascal gtylng The naule OF n. q.
Carr, representing to ba an agent OF tile Poo
PIES Hank, Of Bloomington, Il operating In
lo,Ked drafts III Eastern cities. A draft for
$aaD, paid hT bauk au Washington, was detect
Vi by na Thlra National, Now York. Carr OBJ
, 1879-04-29

fpectdi Dispafch to Tia Tribune
KALAMAZOO, Mich. April 25.-A llouso be-
longing to William Van Dycko was burned to
the ground thfs evening, with all It's contents.
Ihere was no Insurance on the building or fur
nltlrc, a1id, aa the owner wns poor man. tho
loss Ia more than usuuliy severe ono.
, 1879-04-29

REFUSE TO Be GROUND,
MIShRApoLls, Apri, 25,-The Mt.lcre OF Min
neapoIis ate on q ssrika agalnat reduction Of
wagus of ~ per rent.
, 1879-04-29
Many Army Officers Arrested on
Suspicion and Cast Into
Prison.,
The Gear and Other High officials
Constantly in Fear Of Assassi-
nation.
Little Progress Made In the 8ot-
tlenlent of tho Isou1nellan
Question.
The Musaulmans Fear The Bulgarians
and the Latter tho Turkish
Troops.
RUSSIA.


LONDON, April 29.-'Fhe trial Of the three
medical students, convicted and sentenced to
imprisonment for disturbing the public order
allt. maintaining secret connections, took place
In berlin, not St. Petersburg. Their names arc
Qercwttz, Arol,nson, and L!ebctmnun. Tire last
named, under tho at.as of Arthur Freeman. was
connected with leading Socialists In Eurupo aid
America. md was on. Ills way to Switzerland
from Vienna, whence he lad been expelled utter
n months imprisonment, when he wins seized
a,Nl taken to Berlin On account Of hfs commits
nicattons With 0crcwttz md Arohnson. Ills
letters showed plan for tho establishing In
Berlin OF section Of Nlh!ltsts to act an sort
Of way.statfon for communications between tho
London and St. Petersburg rcvolusionfsts.
GUARDED.
It is said the Czar not only no longer coca
out without military escort, but 1nany high
dgnftarfes who llayo becn threatened also hare
escorts
SUSPECTED ARMY oFRICERs.
TAn1s, Aprit 2s.-A dispatch from st. Potcrs-
hurz rrports TINT TWO regiments Of foot guards
and brigade OF artillery have lost 50 many on.
ccss by arrest that they hayo been obliged to
draw oilccrs from other regiments. Four thou-
sand sovsn hundred political prisoners were re-
moved from Fetropauovski In ono night to
Kazan, saratoit, aud other eastern prisons.
UNTRUE.
LONDON, April CA Berlin dispatch snys 1t
IA untrue TINT Russia Inns absolutely refused to
surrender ku1l}a to China
, 1879-04-29
1EtEaRAphlC N01ES,

----- F@NE9EF4tI VIIN y ~, nnt1X
CONCORD, N. H., April aa-lhe a,1a. s 0t y
deposltors IN tho savings l'stttu''uTTth Ths ~
State leeFsasea 1, 4,aot shs past yeaf' .,u. m "
oil IN tho deposits during fhs fh,,nixf d {
amounted to $4,b07,4i1. T!Is htu,anuu. ~
Iositors In 1H78 was u 357. Ihe a'"'''
poItts, $21, ", lVJ,
, 1879-04-29

ret"'rt fo tho 1funsc for printing md rrcommt:.
nj 4 bill which has hecn practically ngrcett
nlon, snhkhv It Inisdsinranot fnt cn'tllIloi,
carriers 10 transport cattle nltcc'cl With pacaro-
htes s.aao,sus os' rs"y tsy0 for ''sass suc
notion, tho hill directs tho Commissioner of
Agriculture tn appotnt agents at important
points alnng the Inns Of railroad, whose duty
It shnll be to examine cattle bring transported,
aud authorizes tho Secretary Of tho Treasury to
designate agents At shipping ports. who shall act
in conjunction Will, customs officers ln oxatn-
inlng all cattle imported or exported.
7ua POUR FER cRS1s.
Subscriptions to tho 4 per cent rcfundfng cer-
tl6catcs sinco aaturtlny, $30A,@0.
roR WHAT IT IS WORTH.
with reference to tho recently published
statement TINT officials OF tho seuate arc re-
moving wounded Union holders, Senator Wal
]aco today sald thGrc was no purpose to sctnoye
wounded soldiers, and Democrats could learn Of
hut vs ss sash "ho g"a o sse sr
rfit, messengers, and Richards In the statinn-
cry-room. ali Of whom wcro named to 10 re-
ta!nct. Nov othcrs altcgc they. arc wounded
soldiers: one .,,,tlM ot tlese s,. + Tug e.so
but Mr. Wallace showed thts 1nan> to havc l,con
in the services II musician. mover was wounded,
and discharged because Of horn'a. The Postmast-
or Of tlic Henata lin wgloso room ColHt. Mcfael,
wounlcd soldier, hut this, leading Democratic
Senators aascrt, vas unknown until now. All
the wounded soldiers retained arc Republicans.
TnH 1EgIBtATivH NIL.
The Legislative. Executive, and Judicial Ap-
propr!aiion bill will be considered tomorrow
by Senators Davis West VirglpIn), Beck, ainl
Window rs Subcommittee Of tic Senate
Committee on Appropriations, md the present
Indications aro tint the measure will not be rt-
ported to The Senate BY the full Committee
betoro Wednesday, nor taken up for action BY
tllat body before Wednesday. ;.
The House has renewed. In this bill, the at-
tempt which Il has made without success In
preceding Congresses to regulate the number
and pay OF Senate employees. Tic Senate will
agatn, undoubtedly, refuse to consent to tho
reductions proposed By tlia House In this class
Of matters, which havo heretoforo bccu cou-
troilcd BY each branch Of Congress for itself,
an the bsll will accordingly be returned to thu
House OF Representatives with number Of
amendments.
COMMISSION s1GNRp.
The President to-dny signed the commtss!on
Of E. W. KcIghtlY as Third Auditor ot the
Treasury.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed James N. Melton Of
Tennessee, Collector OF Internal Revenue In the
NJ. Stanley, Of Illinois, Indian Agent
at tic Los Plnos Agency, Colorado.
, 1879-04-29

rartist, Whose previous election rs Deputy for
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS: of Nyons. Department of
1}rome. was lnvailatcd, llus bcen rc-rlcrscd ,lc.
fcatlnH Rfchnrd, Republican, WHO Is Mayor Of
Nyons, By III.
, 1879-04-29

NR1DGE WASHED AWAY.
L11rLn ROCK, Ark, April 2S.-The Iron
Mountain Roal bridge across the Red Riyur at
Fulton washed awRy this morning. Tic trains
from tic South did not cross. Tho Red River
rose nearly twenty-five feet last night from
heavy raina.
, 1879-04-29

Hpfc3al Wkpa1tA 70 1As 1H4uH&
lNp1AHAPoLls, April a6.-The Interstate
Conferences OF the Homeopathic Collesca Will
meet Wednesday, tic object being to agree
upon higher standard Of medical education.
, 1879-04-29

Special Datpatch to ~ !I'ss,1, s,si ~
81. PAUL, Minn., Aprl! 3s--uoos =. a1n1
visited this State during ttle past W. tp,tl !,
no further apprehension Ut lEopsp'
, 1879-04-29

The alarm from Boz ass at 1890 yesterday
afternoon was caused by d fire upon the roof OF
the two-storY md basement brick building No.
ZIG Fulton street, Owned aud occupied ns q
restfIcnco by Mrs. 4. Murphy. Damage, $40.
Cause, sparks from Tho chimney.
, 1879-04-29
liow Ealsou II Progressing In 1lls Unsler-
taking,

MFG f0FE H*FdhR, ApF3 ~ = =
"'Fhe cuts IN tue Herald Ut Friday arc, Of
course, accurate representations Of your
proecs4l" suggested thu reporter to Nj. Ellson,
Determined to draw the Inventor out.
"1'as Ntstsid ought to know that," replied
Mr. Edison, smiling. lit took them from Tho
patent specifications, filed lu thu Pateut Ouicu
, 1879-04-29

pE1U7
RoNB. April 2S.-Cpuatess FiQE!a{ Maxzant!,
tha celebrated hotantst, IL desi,
, 1879-04-29
SPAIN.

DRATH or THE rMtNCRss CHRISTINA.
LospoN, April GA dispatch from Madrid
announces Tho death Of tho Princess Christina
at Seville yesterday.
, 1879-04-29

I
YANKTos, d. r., April 2s.-Four wooden
buildings On Third street, butwccn Railway and
Cednr streets, burned this morning. Loss,
IS, 600; insurance, $1,000.
, 1879-04-29

1UEt1di U1f6aIt6 70 I14 1T16HH4.
WATERLOO. fa.. April 28.-The verdict OF the
Coroner's Jury In tue Summons murder resulted
In holding Georgo ", Simmons, Jr., son Ut the
murdered man. The funeral viii tnku ptacc IT,
morrow. No now tlcvclopu,ents.
, 1879-04-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

V1tBzAI 13NITA1Ns
THE TURF.
LONDON, April 2s.-uncas, It 's reported, has
gono antss, atld NAV not run wednesday Tor
tic 1900 Gufncas Stake.
IN THE HousE or COMMONS.
LONDON. April 2S.-1u the HouEo OF Com
mona tonight tho debatn was resumed on
Ryland'a resolution censllEing the Government
for MI increase ot national expenditure.
Mr. Gosehen blamed the Government for
postpoulng the payment Of the liabilities. lie
pointed to the example Of tho United States
which paid of $3.50, 900, go OF debt during Il
t.nrfnh nf Utnnm and tfrHreGp[Du,
, 1879-04-29

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, April 28.-Fire ycstcr-
day destroyed two buildings In South Bay City,
owned by Miller L. Osborne. Loss, $1,000; H.
sura.lcc, 500. 1t Is supposed to have been In
cunllarr,
, 1879-04-29

- Hair Nsvtvum" restores gsay hair to ita orig
5nal culur for 50 ccuts.
, 1879-04-29

RLANQUI,

PANS, Aprll 2a,-Lapcrc. tho Minister of thq
Interior, dtllsrs from his colleagues about tllu
b1shqut affair, nnl his retirement from tho Min.
tstFy u probsttc.
HR-NF RRruf.