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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
COMMUNICATED.

EDIroR APPEAL: la communication which
appeared in an issue of your paper few days
ago, a member of the Ladies' Temperance
Union made some suggestions regarding the
election of officers for the Carson Reform
Club for the ensuing year. While we do not
wish to depreciate the kindly forethought
which prompted the suggestion contained
therein, namely, the proposal of Mr.. H. Il.
Howe AS candidate for President of that Club,
We would respectfully submit another view of
| the case to the members of the Reform Club
The gentleman who at tho present time occu-
pies that position, General T. D. Edwards,
has performed his duty most ably, has devo-
ted large portion of his time to the advance
ment of the Club, has endeavored in every
possible way to make it successful and inter
esting That his efforts have been appreci-
ted we have proof in the warmly expressed
appreciation of all whom we have heard give
any opinion in the matter With these facts
so plainly apparent, would it not have been
little more delicate and respectful, to say the
least, if your correspondent had waited for
some lntlmatlon on the part OF General Ed
wards of his intention to resign, before sug-
costing another candidate so publiclyl We
have been laboring under the impression
that the Carson Reform Club was an orqani-
cation of itself, and that its officers would
most appropriately be nominated and elected
by its own members; but the "Member of
the Ladies' Union" seems to find it in keeping |
to do some thinking and suggesting for them,
this has probably been delusion of our fee |
BILE BRAIN At all events, as suggestions are IN |
order, we most heartily propose that the gen
tleman who has 50 faithfully fulfilled his duties |
since this good work was started in our
midst, be retained, and that the vote be unan-
lmOus.
A MEMBER OF THE Reform CLUB.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
THE SCHOOL TERM.

Aud now that Summer vacation is over and
the school. have reopened, the streets of a
morning are lively with bright eyed, rosy
checked young misses, whose CHEEKY voices
make gentle music, as their 1.-the and shapely
forms make beautiful pictures, while they trip
to and from their studies, with step pecul-
iarly that of an American girl and which no
other nationality can even initiate; not the
affected, jaunty tread of the girl of the Pc
Rod, but the elan bern of conscious lndt p m
dence and innate pride, and glorious mount
ain air.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
PEAK SISTERS TONIGHT.

Tonight the humoristc and decidedly en-
PERTAINING performance of the Peak Sister.
takes place at Moore's Theatre, under the
auspices of the Reform Club. The sisters
have had many thorough rehearsals of the
features to be presented upon this occasion,
and the performance is sure to give general
satisfaction. Independent of the unquestion-
able merit of the entertainment, it should be
we'll patronized, as the object for which it is
given-the benefit of the Reform Club
ought to be encouraged by all who take the
least interest in the sobriety and consequent
prosperity and happiness of mankind. The
Reform Club, during the short time that it
has been i'll existence, has already performed
miracles in the way of taking men from the
depths of drunken degradation, and bringing
them to realizing sense of the real bless
ings of sober life. This worthy institution
has in a short time created a reformation in
the habits of many father and son, thereby
rendering homes, which had known nothing
bnt misery for years, happy and cheerful.
Such phianthropic institution should be
cherished in the hearts of all good people, and
receive the willing support of that class. The
demands for assistance of the club, SO far,
have been remarkably modest, and i'll view of
that fact, when an entertainment is given for
its benefit, no one who can add his or her
mite in aid of the perpetuation of the good
work, should hesitate in doing so. For these
reasons and many other good ones, fill the
theatre to- night, standing room and all.
PRISONER ESCAPED. On Thursday evening
one II. E, Barnett, defaulting debtor got
away from Sheriff Hill on the railroad, near
Lake View. Barnett's creditor, Elijah Walker,
who was aboard the cars, and the Sheriff,
jumped the train and went after the fugitive,
but they did not catch him. Barnett is an
old foot racer, and can outrun half dozen
sheriffs in case of emergency. The Sheriff
md Walker returned to this city yesterday,
minus their mani
TIE DELTA SALOON. - William Clancy, |
the popular young liquor dealer, has removed
his place of business into the building former !
ly occupied by Magee, opposite the Capito'.
Mr.. Clancy will be pleased to see his old
friends at his new establishment, where he
will treat them as well as ever. His new and
splendid quarters have wrought no change in |
him. He serves eut as good quality OF |
liquor and cigars as can be found in the city. |
SUPREME COURT The case of l.. p. !
Abernarhie W.. Consolidated Virginia Mining |
Company was yesterday argued and sub
mitted. The Plaintiff claims 90 feet of the
ground of that company, Messrs. Ellis and
Wells appeared for the plaintiff and Hon c.
). Hillyer for defendants.
EoTIcE-There will be no services at st.
Peters Episcopal Church on Sunday next, as
the Rector Rev. Mr. Davis, is absent from
the city. Sunday school viii assemble at -
clock, as usual.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13

MORNING BOARD

MORNING BOARD
vphlr, 40, 394.
Gould a Curry, l2L,, 1915,
Rest Belcher, lsA,
California, 4 IS.
Savage, AZ, Is,
Consolidated Virginis, 70.
Chollar, ~,
Potosi, 81,
Hale Norcross, l47s, AZ,
Crown Point, rs.
Yellow Jacket, l73S,
Imperial 81, 30.
kentuck, 20, 40.
Alpha, 20.
Belcher, g., 10.
Confidence, IL,
Sierra Nevada, AZ, 46a.
Utah, 20l&, 20.
Bullion, 50, So.
aggregated Be- cher, 221l.
kxchequer, "a.
0verman, 81, 10.
Justice, 4 10, 4 20.
1nlon Consolidated, 70, "a.
Alta, 6, SIS.
Lady Bryan, occ, Soc
Julia, 4 20, AS.
Caledonia, 2 05. 10
baltimore, SOC.
Silver Hill, 10.
Woodville, 40c.
Occidental, rs
New York, 60c, 75c,
Lady Washington Con, p.
Flowery, zoe.
Andes, 9Oc, l.
Crown Point Ravine, 25s, 2Oc.
Ward, 49, e.,
Leviathan, 3Oc, DOE.
Scorpion, , 30.
North Con. Virginia, 8.
Benton Con, 90, 4.
Con. Dorado, 20.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13

TuE CABINET Are our citizens generally
aware that we have in the State House a
very complete and beautifully arranged cab
met of minerals? The collection is very
choice one, and should be visited and studied
by the young especially. 1t shows the iber
ality and progressive spirit of the State, the
establishment Of institutions like the State
library and this cabinet.
HAD HIS PockETs PIcKED.-On Thursday
afternoon, while at the race track at Sacra-
mento. Capt Matt Caravan had his valuable
gold watch and chain taken from him, and he
did not discover his loss until he returned to
his hotel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
A MEMBER OF THE Reform CLUB.

DEPAKrUKEs.-The following passengers de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday MORN
ing: F. French, F. Rigby, A. w. Gordon, F.
Rogers, j German, r. Hutton, VIM. Judge,
Mrs. Mckenzie, E. Kershbaum, c. Swat
t.cher, A. Rothschild, G. D. Hines.
SYRUP of figs cleanses the system and puri-
ies the blood, cures billousness, constipation,
etc. For sale by sill druggists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
FAST FREIGHT.

HN AND AFTER AUGUST 25th RATES
~ Of Freight from Carson Bodie viii be follows
On Barley and Four. y. 90 per hundred
bn Merchandise, Machinery, Hardware and
MalG.-.-.. 81 20 per hundred
On Furniture, Fruit. Vegetables. and ALI
small cOHSi-nments of less than Five
Rates to bridgeport and Aurora If cent
per pound less than TO IsOdie.
GEO. S. ELDER,
CARSON & BODIE FAST FREIGHT LINE
NEVADA FAST FREIGHT LINE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
gus @af0tn0ton.
@aibtngton, 8. g., 26. Surf.
OQn6eIsbpIIars.

Ser Sinan3ausi6uB bes Senats frat
beute Morgen beDufs @rtpGgung 0cS 6als7
bei6luiies fir ben Nustauid Der 0anOeISz
Dollars Grade d~ollars) gegen Silberool1
lars bes. ibre llmprG8ung lit iolde %suia1nz
meu, uuO bel6loB auf ben 9lntrag SerrpS,
babin 5u 6eri6ten, oaB Die 6anbeISoolz
lars nidt 5u tbrcm Nenntuertbc, lOuOert
At ibrem SiIbernertDe ODER gum
Marttuertbe ibres Silbergebalts einSuz
ue6leIn iinb urlb Dap, etni 6lteBIi0
Der umgemiinsten 6on0elSooQarS monatz
LID uidt me6r al5 bier WfiIionen Silbsr>
Dollars ~ausgeprGgt tperoen biirfen. 500
bann fam man therein, bic ganSe
NngeIegenbett bis II nj 8tnter
5u Oertagen.
Sotpob[ iibcr Die bei6en 8erbeiIerungsz
antrGge, ais CUR 8ertdgung beS @egelrz
itanbes ftimnten Die 9empfrateu 80Darb
uno &ernar, uno Die 9iepublifaner WDrs
riu unD TcrrD nit Sa, uno Die Demo-
fraten WaQace, 8oorbees unb 8ed nit
9teim; Der Yfepublifaner 9llIiion mar nit
abtpeienben SiIberbolo SoneS, bon geena=
ba, abgepaart.
9ur6 oieies 1tebereinfommen 6es Siz
nansausiGuGes, ilber Die Wfabnablne crit
in Der nG6lten 9iGt 9eri0t gu eritQtten,
lit Den Sreunoen beS Murner'i6en @elets
ses fir lhraufenIole SilberprGgul1g elm
arger Strtd Our6 Die 9te6nung gema9t.
0ielelben batter ndmlih i'm StiQen unter
iih ansgema9t, faus Die 9anoelszO Collar
gorlage einberi6tet milr6e, bur6 lire Ser
biinoeten i'm Senat bic QnbGn9una bes
Warner'i6en @eiebentmurfS an iene ols
zines Nmenbements SU beantrageIr. 9ies
tDuroe DEN @egnerr oe5 @arner'i6en Sill
bergeiebes I'M 9tusi6uB betannt, uno ie
bel6loien, Dem 0ur0 cine 8ertagurg Ser
Mn9ele8enbeit bis gum 8tnter fir biele
0t6t DorSHbeugen.
Sas S6m8crfsf& 1T WtItuamfee.
WiInaufee, @is., 81. Stunt.
9as beute 2tben6 bon benz SGngerbun6
6eS ~gtorbwsitens neranitaltete @on3ert mar
BON ettp1 5000 Yerionen belu6t un0 giug
bOr5iigli6 BON %itatten. Die GrGger Der
SolOpartieen, Die 9an1en 9tunge uno
Sarlde nn6 Die Serren &arl q. &norr uno
81. 9tolenbe&er iuur0en NIT 8egeiiterlllg
empfaigen uno e%rlteten mannigjahe Quss
sei6nungen. Die gb0re tpur6en porSiigz
LID Dorgetragen. 0eute iino nod mtebrerc
ausmGrtige Gereine angefommeu, uno an>
bere werOen nod mor9en bier eintteffen.
Wor9en fin6et Elm gfa1mittagsz uno elm
@benosG onacrt ltatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
@ceea MeimetSS nerMrtbeilt.
We fu YOrf. III. Nun

Somes Demplep, lett stuansis Sabreu
9ei0enbel6auer alf Statsn Ss(anO bate
Dem @ountD &i6mtonb cine Ge6nung BON
$3.50 iber cine a%bgebaltene 2ei6enl9aI
itberrei4t unb oteieIbe, tpifieno, bag te
unri9tig tpar, als ri6tig bei6Doren. Dep
balb tuegen Dteineibes utter Qlntl1ge 9es
felt, tpuroe er gu elmer einiGbrigeW 3u@tS
bausltrGfe D%erIrtbeilt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
94MS 0er GaIaieefA0t.
SnIt Qnfp 1ttoh. 81.

Salt Safe, Utah, ~. Stunt.
Die vNntt 8oligamD Society" tpiro Elm
S6reiben an Brditbeut Sapes rt8ten, tuos
rim iie Die &i6tigteit geuiiier @ngaben III
benz 8rtefe 6es Gon9reBoelegaten Gannot
on oteien beltreitet un0 geger Die ueber7
fIbrun9 bes Mormonem 9teDn0l6S aus
benz 3u6tbauie in 9tneOln, 9febrasta,
mad o%emientgen in 11ta6 proteitirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
. STE ,,Seamctte."
g ErnnciSco 81. g

Can Srauctsco, 81. SUM.
0te 8ennett'ide ga6t vSeanette" lit
beute SrIb Dou M1are SSla1b bier ange;
folnn1en, ul1o nirb in eintgen Iagen ibre
Sabrt na6 benz n0roli0en @ismeer an
treten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
EbtcrNu6Gerct.

MontreoL @an., 81. SUM-.
Nn benz Dieiigen SabuDofe Derenoete cine
Nn5abl S6ladtuieb, bas 3ar gefOrberung
mad @1glaG6 Der groBen 6ibe ltngea6tet
in ben Siebma9et 5u eng en9epfer1t tpors
ben mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
WMt 0atAem.
QittIe Sod, Mrf., 81. Stunt

GIkkkS ~ we 49, NyubbS
Seute tpnrbe lit Sorreit gttp Der Sarbis
oe 6enrp SaDlor, elm friiberer 8apti1tens
Sre6tger gebentt. @r par tpegen S6Gnz
Sumg zines itebSe6niabri9en fdrbigen Wdos
dens in ber uM8egeno Don @beatleD ami
IS. Wtai gum So0e nerurtbeiIt iuorben.
Der Gater oes geiGGn6etem &inbes begte
3peifel an SaDlors S9ulb nn6 bat pers
geblid aaesWO9li9e a%ngepenoet, INN cine
l1mwanblung Der To6esitrGfe Sablors in
cine Sreibeitsitrafe 3u erpirfen. Ser 8ers
urtbeilte betbeuerte bis gum IeBten au9ens
bid leine unidulo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
@reiSrtAter

Ntnctnnatt, ., y. NprtI
8or meDreren Wonaten bat Die Wtulifs
feitz @eleuldaft 6ierielbit etnen 8rets bon
$1,000 fir bic bette, BET benz Mtuiiffeite i'm
Sabre 1880 ausSufiibren6e COMPETITION
ausgei0rieben unO befttmnlt, baB nur einz
geborene ameritantl6e @%ompouiiten sur
Beperbung um ben greis su9elafien tperz
ben iollen. yiunmeDr bat ite Die !6erren
Sbeooor Tbomas bierielbit, Or. 2eopol0
0amroi6 in Seem yorf, Oscar 6ameriG
in Baltimore, Otto Ginger bier unb Carl
3errabm in Boiton 3u Breisri6tern err
1nnnf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
WorS umS geIbNttorS.
SanTroncisc0 CO, 81. SUM.

3. $. Moore. BET MagaainsS ertpaIter
Ser v0upont Yoipber COMPANY" in Galtz
fornia gitD. eri9oB beute ben @el6Gftsflibz
rer Der @eieli6aft q. Sutton, uno Damn
ii6 leIbit uno sipar in @egenipart Don
Sulton's 6rau unO &tnoern. Sutton bate
Moore ieine @ntlaiiung an9etltnoi9t uno
Woore mag 6arin einen 8etue9grunb gu
ieiner G1at gefunoeH baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
GcEtRMorS+
Is. m 81. 27.

G0lun1b US, D, II. Stunt.
Srie6rt6 8resmer, ber Dor ettua Diers
ae6n Iager aus ber bieli0en Srrenanitalt
entLa1ien iuoroen tpar, bat li6 ertrdntt.
SprtngfieGb, ST., 81. SUM-.
Sranf Qeipis alias Samue[ McGrarD
aus gbicagD bat beute ytahmitta9 IN
einem Nnfalle bon SGufertpaDnitnn in ieiz
net Belle i'm 6ieiisen @efdngniB ft9 ielbit
All entleiben ueriI9t, inOem ct iid nit
einem S6erben bon elmer Slal9s cine
ar6Bli6e 6alspunoe betbradte. @r tpir6
Idtperli6 NIT benz 2e6en oanonfommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30

Gan SranciSco, 81. Stunt.
Ser 0ampfer y8elgic" iiberbra6te beute
aus China uu0 Sapan Die foIgenoen Jtads
ri6ten:
song SONG, 1. Sum-.
General Grant befinbet it9 auf Der
&eile BON Sientitn na6 8cfing. Die lebs
ten gta6ridten BON Inn entbalten N1oeuz
tungen oab0u, baB er nab leinem 8clu6
lit SSapal1 na6 G1ina 5uruGfebre1 nno
BON bier mad Nuitralien geDen miro.
Gttpas @etpilleS lit bariiber nidt befannt
geWoroen.
Gs lit cine 8efanntmadun9 0crOffentz
Ii6t porbcu, SnbaltS 0eren Die Nuswanz
oerurg npn China nd6 SubG utter be-
ftintmten S~eOingungen geitattet lit. Die
Nu5matberer miilien lelblt tbre lleberfabrt
be3ablen uno int Seiibe bon YGl1en lett,
tpel6e Don ben dineitibe1 Ge6Droen bcs
2l6gangsortes auSgeiteut uno bonn ipaniz
16en Gonlul Dilirt 1tto. SeDes S0tff
unterIiegt i'm 0afen Der QlDf0brt lopo1l
als lit 6aoanna etucr 9nr6iu6ung na1
unbere6tigten MusDanoerern. Wtan bat
iid groBe Wfibe gege6en, Den Qustpanoez
rern in GlbG cine mcnl6li6e 8ebanoIllng
3W it6ern, inbelien iperoen in8etreff bieler
BON SIelen ernlte Sefur1t1t8en geDegt.
Sn Der GropinS 6anau murocn beftise
BrottaulatiOnen 9cgen Die QuslGnoer nerz
tbeilt.
gnfObGma. 10. Stunt.
Die 8eamten fir bas tapaneIii6e GOns
IuIat in !&orea ftnb ermanut ipor6eH. Der
@Tf0nig bon Nintin lit nit einem @efoIQe
BON 100 gerionen ant 8. SUM III 3ofio
eingetroffen uno tpte ein Ilntertban BON
bobem 9tange a~ufgenomlmen nprben.
9uf Sa6alin CAB IS einige linrube, neil
6ie Guiicn fib ~meigerten, bas Den Sapoz
neieu pcrtragsmGbig eingerdumteSii9ereiz
9tebt an3uerfennen. Die onltliden See
ridte Der !3oubaus 8eamten ergeben fir
ben Wtonat Npril einen lleberihuB Der
@iniu1r iiber Die glusfu6r bon nIebr ols
stpei Miuioncn Dollars.
gifts Gnos@Hserifa.
9onbon, 81. Stunt.
g8ie aus 8leuos 9tDres uuter 6em 1.
SUM- gemclbet ptro, bat Gbili cams Bataz
gonien an Die 9rgentiuil6en Staaten OBJ
nptrotpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
Mu0IIGSf0H.

GIortsburs, Out, ~. SUM-.
t6eute Mittag iudten Der neunidDrige
un0 6er eIfiG6rige Sobn QlfreO Stautens
burgs inter einem 8aume S6ub Dor
einem @eipitter, uno muroen bon einem
nieoerfalen6en Qite eri6la9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
Me9Upten.
<tEBWR*C*te
Gonftautinopel, 26. Stunt.

GonitautinopeI, 26. Stunt.
Scr Sultan bat BEN Tirman unter5ci97
net, III mel6em Die Nblebung oes &bcOtDe
Derfigt uno lein SoDn WfObameo &efDftt
9ai1a Su ieinem Na6fol9er ernonHt
tpirb.
Ser @bebiOe bat it6 bereit erfIdrt, ab3Hz
baufen.
QIerunbria, 26. Stunt.
Ser Grs&beotpe berldBt nit ieirem ST.
nanSlniniiter uno Dem Brtn5en ,Sal1an
9(eoSpten; cine 2)a0t bat Sefebl erhalten,
1tb gu ieiner lleberfiDrung nad Gpnltans
tinppeL bereit 81 balten.
2Dnbon, ~. SUM-.
g1te ans Cairo geneloet tpir6, lit Getpftf
@aI6a geitern gum Gi3efOnig bon 9legDpz
ten proflamirt morben. Ginbunoert
Saluti6itiie murben obgefeuert. Ser
bis9erige Sbebipe Ssmail erbdlt cine id6rz
li9e 8eriion Don $4,000. Ser ruIitihe
0eneralcOniul lit a~n9epieien porben, liG
Den Gnoeren GonluIn in Der Don oieleH
btsber eingenommenen Steuung an3us
l6lieBen.
CARR, 26. SUM-.
Ser nere &be6ipe. grins Gemfif, belt
bente grDBen Gn1pfang ab, 81 ipeldyem iid
Die @pniuln Der auSmGrtigen WtG6te.
Ggpptii6e 8eamte unb ale angeiebenen
@uropGer in Gairo e%ingefunOen hatten.
2onbon, 81. Stunt.
Die NnfIage, onf @ru1b bercn Der &bez
6ine Ssmoil gal6a abseiebt moroen lit,
mar i'll ibrem 6aupttbeile alf bic Nni6ulz
bi9ung elmer i0ledteu Jte9ierung uno Der
8eoridung Der Selabs geltltBt.
2oubon, 97. Stunt.
Bie aus Nlcranbria gemeloet wir6, bat
bas Gg1ptii6e Wtitiiterium ietne @ntIalz
jung 0enommen uno Gberif 8ai6a lit NIT
Ser 8iIbung eiucs ueuen cabinets beaufz
trndt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
gnfobama. 10. Stunt.
QGgtS GIos9Hterifa.

9on6on, 81. SUM.
ggie aus 8lleuos QDres uuter Benz l..
SUM- gemeloet tptro, bat G6tli gans Batas
an Die Nrgentinil6en Staten obs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
2latS SeWt 86ttcass.

QOn6on, 81. sunni.
Ser gapit fat, tpie aus 9tom 9cmcl6et
wirb, fir iebt ben 9(an Der 2lnfnipfung
bipIOmatIi6er 8e3iebungen nit @nslan0
aHfge9e6eI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30

OtTIIN 70. NII
Die 3ouzGommiiiion bat it6 fir Die
aoufreie Ginfubr bon &ObIen unb Sole
entl1teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
&dmbcrtI0e Sr0anpS.

st. 2ouis, Wto., 81. SUM-.
i3pei @rntearbeiter pur6en beute Wors
gen bel 9lton junction bon 3Dei cramps
it rGubcrti6er Nbii6t iiberfaacn. Sic
leBten it6 3ur 98ebr uno elmer Der Qlrbeiter
muroe BON eilem Der 0egler erl6olen.
6teruG0it pliinoerten Die Cramps ben
iiberIebenben 2lrbeiter uno Die QeiGe oe5
Gri6oiienen ans unb floben; iie peroet
bon 8iir9ern Derfol9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30

Die bier e"ihsegangenen 8eri6te iber
bas l1npetter III Sonia uub Dem oltli6en
Hebrasta iteIen ben S6aben an Sarm9e7
b6uoen, QanbtraBen, 8riiden nno Selo>
fri6ten grDBer Dat, als man Dermut9ete.
0ie 6rau unbi3tpet So6ter 8. W}cUtaiters
in BET ltnge9enO Dou Stuart e%rtranten,
oIs bas 6o9naiier bes Seer Greet ploBs
lid in ibr &obnbauS brang uno tbnen
ieber 4e9 CUR 9fettung ab0el9nitten Wnroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
Grsbii6Of 8mrceu.

Stem Oorf, 26. Stunt.
Ser @r5bii6of 8urcea BON Cincinnati
miro balO ietne 6eimreiie antreten.. Der
grtrag Der bier fir i'm beranitolteteu
Sammlrngen miro i'm auf Ser &eile nt6t
lebr bel6meren. Cardinal Mcglosfen
ptro Sammlangen III ben &ir6em Ieiner
@r5ot0ceie gu @unlten bes Gr3btl6ofs ans
oronen un6 anoere 9i0celen tperoen banlit
folgen. Die idbrli6en Collector uerben
iolange fortgeieBt iperben, bis Sic ldlnntz
It9en S9uloen bes @r3bil6ofs besablt
iinb.
Sem Oorf, 81. Stunt.
Der SefretGr bes @rsbii6ofs 9urcen.
Or. S'Gaaa9ban, miro i'm September in
ben Often suriidfebren nnb ben @rtrod
Der in ben &ir6en CUR ltnterltiibuna
bes %Gtncinnatier @rabii@ofs gu ~beranitalz
tenoen Sammlun9en erbeben.
Na9bem Die Srldnber Som Woores
Butte I'M 8roipett gart aufgeiteGt BADEN,
beabfi6ti9en Die bieitgeu S1otten Die Q(ufz
1teuung elmer Butte bon 9tobert Burns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
&i0ter 9iuon.

Ct. 8aMI, Minn., ~. SUM.
Ser QnipaLtsoerein bon Minneiota bat
benz 2i1ter bes adten 8unbesfreisgez
ridts, Dillon, anlaBli6 ieines bcuorites
benben Niidtritts nOm SuitiSoienlte cine
Noreiie iberreiht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
S0Wci5.

Bern, q. SNRt.
gu Ser tiirsIi6 bier abgebaItenenS pnO6e
batten 1i6 IS r6miihzfotbOlil6e unO 80
olttatboliide @bgeorpnete e%in9efunOen;
bemsufoIge tpuroen Die 8eamten un0 Der
SDno0aI- 9tatb fit Die nGhlteu bier Sabre
aus Der 3abI Der 9t0mii4sG atboIii6en sez
SpG6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30

Ser gIert 6er 8ertpaltung bes 3euGts
tburines auf Staten Ssl0no, 6enrD S.
8ueu, 1T n~eri1wun6en, nad6em er cine
SGLi6ung aIf ben Nanten oes Generals
Duane beriibt unb ameibunoert Dollars
Der &aiie Der 2eu6ttburm : 8ertpaltIng
entuonmen hat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30

JtEW DDtI, ". SHlIl.
gm Is. September mirb Der Oampfer
rSceanic" nit neutrality-suspicious. bon
San SranctSco aus cine Sabrt iiber Song
Song unb Opfobama nad 2iperpool antrez
ten. 0as lInternebmen gebt bon oer @riez
8dhuQeIeuihoft dus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30
NerDnftet-

8beeIing, SO. 8a., -. Sum-.
6eute 9lben6 murbe Der Sobn bes @es
fGngniBe8 ernalters 9aileD, Gbas. 0aiIp,
ipegem Sbcilmabme al Der Dor etntgen @oz
den am benen Sage Deriibten 8eraubung
elmer 8arf in WIeahenn. So. berhaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30

SWW . Z U VT NJ" O"FF'
Ser 0ampfer n8elgic" iIberbra6te beute
aus Gbina uub Sapan Die foIgenoen ltabs
ri6ten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-30

XOno0n u. SUM-.
Gin 8erIiner Correspondent melOet, 6aB
Die @onieroatipen, Die 11ltramoutanen, Die
9olen uub bic gliGBer i'm 9tei6Stage ft6
%Dffenbar sur lInterItisung Der 9teaierung
in Der 8oufrage Dereiuigt babeu. 9aburd
miro Der 3egierung fir Die 3ouporIagen
bic Me6r6eit oelt6ert.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-06

Among the numerous patent medicines
Of the present day, Eegetine not only is
prominent, but, from the large quantity OF
certificates received of cures performed. it
unquestlonably has claims which entieie it
to consideration at the hands of all In auy
way afflicted with troubles such as it it re-
comm led to cure. 1t has been before
the public a number of years, and has at
tracted large amount Of attention as a
blood purifier, tonic and invigorator; and
this in large number of instances has
been so fully established that it is not
surprising that each year adds to its popuss
larity. Its reput4tion is based on its
merits, and as it is warmly indorsed by
both physician and druggist, it is not to be
wondered at that it is favorite, especially
when it is understood that all its pro-
perties are vegetable, and that only good
can result from its use.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-06
SPORTING.

New YORK, Dec. 5.-The Board of Re-
view, National Trotting Association. in
session to night, made the following de-
cision: In the Edwin Forest case they
found that the evidence was conflicting as
TO the charge against Chas S. Green of
pulling" the horse at the race last sum
mer, and that branch of the case is dismiss
ed; aud as to the accusations against Dan
Mace, the order that they be dismissed
was also entered. Charges against other
parties placed under penalty in the same
case were dismissed, The application of
Alden Goldsmith for restoration of the
bay gelding ALLEY" was granted on the
ground that there was no evidence OF the
owners mplication in the alleged pulling
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-06
CRTME.

New York, Dec. 5.-Thomas BoIand,
inspector of election. convicted last week
of falsely and fraudulently issuing certif-
cate of votes cast for George Hall. for
Alderman, at the election of 1878, was
TO day sentenced to two years in the State
prison.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 5.-A Commercial
special from Crestline. Ohio, says an un-
known burglar was shot there last night
by young Mr.. Foltz, who sleeps in a
boot and shoe store. The burglar was at
the back door tearing out q panel, when
Foltz shot him dead from within. Two
other burglars were frightened away.