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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-13
cHAS. NJ. SCHULZ L. BROTHER.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT oE TIE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OE THE
Second Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada, in
and for the County of 0rnSby. Orlena A Bero plaintiff
VS. John Bero defendant Action brought ID the District
Court of the Second Judicial district of the State of Ne
vad in and for the County of OrmsbY, and the complaint
fled in said County of Ornshy i'll the Office of the Clerk
said District Court The State of Nevada sends greet
ing john Bero defendant You hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you b. the above
named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada in and for County Of
Or by and 10 answer the complaint filed therein, Ia copy
of Which accompanies this smnons) within ten days tex
elusive OF the day of service) after the service OF
this Summonn served within this county; or if served
out Of this county but within this district within twenty
days otherwise within forty daysor Judgment by default
ii be taken against you The said action is brought
obtain decree of divorce li,solvng the bonds matri-
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself, the
Grounds Of deseron and abandonment Plaintiff alleges
first about the Sd day of June, A r.
1876 the defendant without prevOcation, will
fy deserted and abandoned plaintiff aud ever since has
continued and continues desert and abandon her.
Second and that since sad last mentioned date and
than year last past the said defendant has
utterly failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff The
any Of the necessaries Of life, which said
gecC and failure and is not the result of poverty
dustry; and further, that she is without fault in the
premises that there is living of the issue of her said
rage female child named Franketa Bcro, of the
OF years that said child has been and deserted
by defendant and lett to the support OF plaintiff The
defendant is unfit to have the OF said child and her
education: that there IS no common property OF plaintiff
and defendant; wherefore plaintiff prays decree o the
count that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the
ana custody of the said minor child Franketa Bero that
the final hearing such and custody beawared her
pending this action defend mt be required pay
plaintiff such reasonable alimony and counsel
ices may just that she her and have
such other relief as she be entitled to, fully
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you are hereby
titled that if fail to appear and answer the said
plant above required, the said plaintiff will apply the
the for the relief demanded III her complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District Court
the Second Judicial District of the State Of Nevada
the County of Ornsby this 18th day of October
in the OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
Sc vcnJy-nne J. II. HARSHALln
3EA~ Clerk.
G. 5 V4RIAN. Attorney for Plaiaf
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TWENTY-FIVE years ago the Banner
quartz mine at Moor,'s Ravine, Cal
lorna, ca,ed IN, cntomhipg two min
crs At the depth Of $50 feet pro-
longed attempt was made to reach
tlie men but the efforts failed. A
short time ago tunnel was run,
which tapped the old wmks After
they were drained a tn mel was enter
ed aud the skeletons Of tile Two men
were found in u sitting posture ut the
back end, The gumhuots were still
on their feet, and the positions indica-
ted easy death.
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In the House u Commons, Oh july
Esd. the Government announced tie
receipt Of telegram dated Cape
Town. July 18th, stating that Lord
Chelmsford remained in camp TIL the
afternoon Of July Sd, awaiting The
surrender uf the cannon aud 900 VI
Hes captured lay The Zulus ut isaudn-
Ia. These not arriving, he advanced
and vas attacked IN an open country
by $4,000 Zulus. who fled under the
heavy fire Of the British. Lord
Chelmsford then advanced and dcs-
troyed Ululunai. The Zuus loss was
500 The British lost 10 killed aud
So wounded Tho battle was fought
July lih. The Zulps, variously est,
mated at from 10000 10 20 900 sur.
rounded the British troops, who formed
a hollow square. The Zulu charged
the square On all fonr sides Allcr
the Zalus were hfoSen l,y the British
tige they were pursued 10y the cavalry
and utterly routed l.ord Chelmsford
burned aud destroyed All The military
kraals, aud returned TO his camp the
Same evening.
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Thinncr than Gold Lear.

II has been recently stated, on APP
parently good authority, that films Of
gold can G produced, by means Of a
galvanic battery, so thin that one
grain oil it wutiid cover four square
feet. This would be but one ten
thpnsaDdsh of the thickness of ordina-
~ writing paper; aad 2.798,00O Of
snch films would make only one inch
III thickness. Though the human
mind cannot appreciate the full mean
ing Of the foregoing figures, it is a
TACT that the argnmclss--so-called--
which are from time 10 time advanced
IN favor u gold and against silver, AS
money, found To he III casual ex-
animation, thinner than even the thin
nest leaf o gold. IL is said that the
l'inncst gold leaf is transparent and
gives a green color to transmitted
which no color could be
more appropriate. inasnucii as those
who appear 10 worship gold are Ell
Their decidedly green or exceedingly
kuay.aii
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The Elrst Tenor al nnrone.
Rqne Corr. % roll Free prees.

is9'ne Corr. ~ rot Free Ftess.
The Roman Cameh has u singei
who, i he were On the stage, would
he called the first tenor in Europe
Fra Giavani." franciscan monk,
who goes about the streets in the
heavy brown dress Of the Capuchin
with bare head aud fat, lazy. good
natared face. 1t is only necessary le
announce that Fra Giovanni will sing
10 draw crowd Especially is he
put forth as an attraction TO the
Forestieya There is singular charm
in lis wonderful voice, which owes
nothing to culture, as lie is too indo-
lent To study. It seems like Il natu
raj aud irrepressiblc OUT ush Of melo-
dy ssoaac Of his infatuated admirers
ca ge';sg ogs y..,r
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A DISPATCH from New York says
that contract has been signed hy j
@. Henderson with the Delaware Iron
Shipbuilding Works. Pniadelphia, fol
another steamer Tor the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company, to be the lar.
gcst Of any in the coiupay's fleet. II
il % be $50 feet hong, 2sl feet bean,
and 5000 tons register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-01

Tnr political campaign in Ohio will
be hatly contested one. Senators
Thurman and Pcpdleton will enter
actively into il. So far the indica-
tions are very favorable for the Dem
ocrais.
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CASpx BEAp,N, Of North Stoneham.
England. died recently at the adj
vancel age IT l0l. He held the rec
tory II Sionehain nearly ilnce.quartcrs
oi century
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Notice.

TfRRIroRY or IDAHO 20
County ni Boise 10
ritsry
In The matter oi the estate of Bridget Medium
ntSs. deceased
MN 0fiuE IL HEREBY GIVEN RY THE UNDER
~ aigned executors of the estate OF Br dget Me-
Hnnness deceased 10 The creditors Of ni,d all per.
sons having claims q ainst. The sai deceased. TO
exhibit them. with the ecrsSars vouchers, within
ten mon hs after the frat public tion CT this no.
tce 10 the said executors ia idaho city, Bois Co.
e. 4. JAMES MORTALITY.
PETEk D0NAGHEU.
Executors Of the estate of bridget Mcuuiuuess.
decreased
Dated Idaho CITY, May 6. 1879.
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Disastrous floods are reported
throughout Belgium, and foods ID the
valley Of the Rhine have caused great
loss Of property
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THERE is sow IN Ploche that re-
Gently gave birth to - litter Of Is
pigs. All are alive aud squcaling
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Dis LEssEPs has written to the En-
pcror VI Brazil for laborers for tic
Uarien Canal
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Notice.

Estate Of Samuel Stewart deceased
Ak oTlrE Is HEREBY G VEN by THE UHDFR-
sW signed, administrator of TIE estate q: Samuel
Stewart deceasei. to- the creditors Of and all per-
sons hav Isg claims against. the said deceased To
exhibit them. with the necessary veuchcrs within
ten months after the first publication of this notice
to the said hius,raor. his Office Idaho City
County OF Boise, and Territory OF Idaho.
JONAS ". Brown.
Administrator
iss'e'' ut -isso "iiy Ianc II. :s7s-4.
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ALSO a FULL LINE OF
DRY GOODS, CRoCKE2Y WAR, GLASSWARE
BOOTS SHOES, SADDLES HARNESS, WAGONS &C
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Latest by Cable.

GLASGOW, July 3, = There were
only thirty-one persons in the High
Blantire colliery pit at the time Of
the explosion. Four of them were
burned alive. Twenty-one corpses
have been recovered.
ROME, July 3.-Negotiations be-
tween Bismarck and the pope con.
cerning religious differences are pro
ceeding rapidly, and it is expected
that they will be successfully termi-
mated before the appointment Of DIR.
Faulks as successor to the minister.
LONDON, July 3.--At the steam
cOlliers of Mertheria, South Wales,
$1,000 persons refused reduction of
10 per cent. of their wages, but were
reported as accepting at latest ac-
count.
At New Market to-day the Chester
field stakes for 2 years Olds were won
by Bendor; Petal, second; Dora,
third. There we're ten started.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Second Edition.
= O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
WASHINGTON.
The President RENTS the SEN
tenCe Of Dismissal by Court
Martial on Captain
Rendelbr0Ck.
The Principal and Interest of the
Registered Stock Of Washing
ton and Georgetown to be
Paid the 18th Inst.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Presi-
dent RENTS the sentence Of dismissal
by the court-martial on Capt. Joseph
Rendelbroek, of the Fourth cavalry.
He was found guilty of misbehavior
before an enemy, the Indians, and
neglect of duty. The court recon-
mended clemency on account of the
age of the captain, long and creditable
service, and the fact that his physical
condition showed him to be unfit for
active duty.
Secretary Thompson has ordered
the employees of the navy yards to have
holiday on the 9th as well as the 4th
The treasurer of the United States
gives notice that the principal and &C.
crued interest of the registered stock
of the corporations of Washington
and Georgetown will be paid at the
treasury in Washington on and after
the 10Th of July, and that the interest
will cease on that day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

as their representatives would make it
appear. The law requires the com
missioner Of agriculture, statistics
and mines, and the superinten-
dent of public instruction to
visit various parts of the State.
Their compensation is limited
to a very moderate sum, not more
than enough to enable them to support
their families decently at Nashville.
Yet the legislature, as a grand and
triumphant measure Of retrenchment
and reform, cut off their travelling
expenses. This is glory enough for
one legislature. The people can
breathe easier now. Killebrew and
Trousdale must travel over the State
at their own expense, and of course
will feel stimulated to travel a great
deal. In any event, we have the proud
satisfaction of knowing that there are
good iron fences around the nine acres
of capitol grounds, and even if the
weeds do grow there until snakes and
scorpions find it safe place of refuge,
the hogs and cattle can be kept out as
long as the gates are kept shut.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.

MEMPHIS, July 8.
Sales of cotton here to-day unim-
portant. The New Orleans market at
4 pm. firm; middling, 12c; sales 600
bales, stock 23,19S bales. The Liver
pool market for futures at 5 pm. was
firm; deliveries for August and Sep
tomber, 6 15-16@6 1872.
Receipts Of cotton here to-day As
bales. Total since September 1st,
3S4,696 bales; shipments to-day -
bales; total, 379,93O. Stock on hand,
572O bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3, 11:30 am
Cotton is firm. Middling, l2c. Re
ceipts, 446 bales. Sales, 100 bales.
The cotton exchange will be closed on
the 4th and 9th.
LIVERPOOL, July 3, 200 pm
Cotton opened firm, Uplands, 6 10
led; Orleans, I'd. Receipts, 1880
bales American, 220O bales. Futures
opened with buyers offering 1920
more now firm. Deliveries for July
Std; July and August, 6 27-32d
@6Id; August and September, 6 1l-1C
| @6 3l-32d; October and November
l6s; October and November ship.
ments, 81,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

After the roll-call was completed
the resolution was adopted-yeas, 1873;
nays, l4S. Cheers and confusion fol-
lowed.
Mr.. Sullivan, of San Francisco, OBJ
jected to putting up Democrats to be
sacrificed, and moved to adjourn sine
die, amid a babel of cries. Another
delegate charged Mr.. Fowler, of Tu-
lar, a delegate on the floor, with saying
that he would work for the Republi-
can candidate, and accused him of
selling out to the railroad.
The uproar redoubled and Fowler
attempted to reach his accuser, but
was seized by Governor Irwin and
others. For few moments a general
row was imminent, but order was
finally restored. A motion to adjourn
was voted down, and the convention
proceeded and nominated a lieutenant
governor. j. D. Lynch, of Los
Angeles, Thomas Fowler, of Tular
and Levi Chase, of Sandiego, were
proposed. The latter was nominated
on the first ballot. A motion to ad.
journ was lost. w. j. Timing, o.
Trinity, was nominated for secretary
of state by acclamation, T. B. Check
the present incumbent, declining {
nomination. Adjourned till to-mor
row.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

GENERAL BURKE, editor of the
Helena World, and member Of the
present legislature, was one of the
positive opponents of Hon. Robert W.
johnson for the United States senate,
and has already indicated that he will
oppose Colonel johnson if brought
out for governor next year, which is
said to be highly probable. We un-
derstand that this is the causeof John
sons friends satirically nominating
Burke for governor. General Burke
who by the way, derives his title from
an appointment in the Baxter war, is
not thirty years old, and would not be
eligible at the time therefore the
LEDGER is compelled to rule him out
of the race. 1t is historical fact
though we cannot account for it, thai
Phillips county was opposed to Col
onel johnson in 1860, and furnished
the man, General Hindman, who
worked out the defeat of johnson,
brother for governor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
First Edition.
2 O'CLOCK. p. N.
BY CABLE.
Bismarck's Dinner to the
American Minister.
official Correspondence Concern.
ing Egypt.
Fifty Men Killed in a Coal Mine
Near Glasgow.
A Millennium Writer Ordered to Rest fol
His Health.
Lord CheImsEOrd's Proposition
20 the ZuIus.
Hopes Of PeaCe----The British Troop
Disgusted With the War.
Fifty Men Killed in a Coal Mine
Near Glasgow.
A Millennium Writer Ordered to Rest for
His Health.
Lord CheImsfOrd's Proposition
20 the ZuIus.
Hopes Of Peace----The British Troops
Dlsgusted With the War.

BERLIN, July 3.-Prince Bismarck
gave a dinner to-day in honor of DR..
Andrew D. White, American minis
ter.
LONDON, July 3.-An official CORE
spOndence concerning Egypt is pub
lished. 1t merely recapitulates the
events which led to the deposition Of
the khedive.
The Rev. DIR. John Cumming, a
millennium writer, has been ordered
by his physicians to renounce all men
tai work. He will retire from the
ministry.
Fifty men were killed by an explo,
sion In the HIGH Blantira coal mine
near Glasgow this morning.
In the peace negotiations between
Lord Chelmsford and the Zulus, Lore
Chelmsford promised that if the two
cannon captured at Isandula were
surrendered within a week, and tn,
hostages sent in the British lines a
evidence of Cetywayo's sincerity, h,
would grant an armistice pending tn,
arrival of the terms Of peace, 70
which he had telegraphed to Englant
three weeks ago.
Chelmsford, at the request of thC
Zulu messengers, sketched outlines 0
the probable terms, namely: The en-
forcement of Sir Bartlee Freer's ulti
matum of unconditional surrender
indemnity to England for the cost
the war, and the return of the spoil
taken at lsandula. If Cetyway
is unable to comply with the las
named condition, then the BIRTHS,
must themselves recover from tn
holders. The messengers we're warne
to b.. prepared for the final ceremOn
; of the conclusion of peace at Ulan
landi. A dispatch from Capetow
says that strong hopes are enteTtaine
of the success of the peace negotia
tions. The Britiih forces are disgust
ed and disheartened with the war.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
CUBA.
Proposition to Make Field Hands of
Forty Thousand Troops.

New YORK, July 3.-A Havana
letter says that the Cuban government
propose asking Madrid to distribute
about forty thousand troops on the
island as field hands among sugar
plantations at fixed wages, to be paid
by planters under the supervision of
their officers. The measure is ex-
pccted to secure tranquility and to
protect estates during the period of
the gradual emancipation of slaves.
The soldiery thus getting accustomed
to field work would form nucleus for
free labor on the day slavery ceased.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Frldny. sth DAY Of August, Iszs.

at 70 o'clock m, the following described real
estate, lying and being in the county Of
Shelby. State Of Tennessee Beginning at a
stake in the Macon and Memphis road,
Neely's northwest corner; thence west along
said road S5 chains and 40 links to a point in
Hurricane creek, about 10 links north Of Cole
man 5 bridge over said creek, thence with the
meanderings Of said creek south 4So east 50
links; thence south So east 1g8 links; thence
south SO' east 1893 links; thence south s9iSo
east 6l links; thence north S9N east il3 links,
thence south SllS' east 140 links, south 90
east $50 links; thence south l6e west 200 links,
thence south l0h' west3i0 links; thence south
21ao west 225 links to a point in said creek
with three willow pointers; thence east n
chains and95 links to . stake in a lane in
Noely'syest line, south 611' east 4S links from
a rcd oak marked " thence north is chains
and IS links to the beginning, containg 50
acres.
All right Of equity Of redemption Is waived.
The title is believed TO bo good, but convey
only IS Trustee.
lO6-iss J,N. PANE, Trustee,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
The WOrkingmen Complete Their
Ticket and Adjourn.
The Democrats Charge Each
Other with Selling Out.
But Go On to Make Up a Ticket.

SAN Francisco, July 2. - The
Workingmen's municipal convention
this evening rescinded the nomination
of D. L. Smart, for city and county
attorney, nominating in his place j..
L. Murphy Smart was then nomina-
ted for district attorney. Robert Fer
raj, the present judge of the city
Criminal Court, was nominated for
Superior Court judge, vice H. S. Nc
Gill, removed from the ticket.
A resolution was adopted to hold a
meeting at the Sand Lots on the
Fourth Of July, and request the
Workingmen throughout the State to
hold similar meetings and denounce
the action of congress on the eight
hour system.
The convention then adjourned sine
die.
On reassembling OF the Democratic
convention this evening the resolution
offered that with the exception of the
governor and judiciary no candidate
of any other State convention shall be
indorsed.
This created long and heated dis
cussion, during which the fact was
developed that the delegates from San
Francisco and Sacramento had been
holding conference with the mana
ger, Hen. Bilks, with a view to pro-
cure the Endorsement of the H. B.
ticket on which there are many Re-
publicans.
Itwas strongly argued by the friends
Of the fusion that on account Of deser
ton from the Democratic ranks the
only possible chance for success lay in
coalition. His opponents denounced
the proposed Endorsement as an at
tempt to sell the party to the honora-
Bile Bilks.
Pending roll-call a telegram was re-
ceived from Mr.. Glenn accepting the
nomination for governor which wa,
read.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
River TeIegrams.

WHEELING, July 3.-River 4 feet,
8 inches and stationary.
CAIRO, July 3.-Arrived- Bed
ford, Pittsburg, 1Op. m; Vint Shinkle,
Cincinnati, II; Belle Memphis, Mem
phis, II am. Observation-Disclosures
Belle, Evansville, 10 pm; E. NJ.
Marion, St. Louis; Vint. Shinkle,
Memphis, II pm; Jno. Gilmore, New
Orleans, 8; Belle Memphis, st. Louis,
noon. Clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-The river is
stationary with 3 feet,6 inches. in canal,
IS inches on falls. Arrivals Z. De-
partures-Regular packets and Tidal
Wave, st. Louis to Cincinnati Jas.
Wayne and tow to Pittsburg, Dora
Cobler, Evansville to Cincinnati.
PITTsBURG, July 3.-River 2 feet,
about stationary. Clear and warm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
NIMROD SPATTENHUBER.
Hung for Murder and Having Such
a Name.

LEBANON, PA, July 3.-Nimrod
Spattenhuber, convicted of the MUIR
der of John Ivison in a saloon in this
city, December 10th, 1878, was hanged
this morning. He slept well last night
and arose early. Father Kuheman at
Z O clock entered the cell and remained
with the prisoner until 1875, when
the sheriff and deputies notified
Spattenhuber that the final hour had
arrived, and to prepare. The priest
and Spattenhuber arose from their
knees. The prisoner then asked for
glass Of water, which was
given him. He trembled a little
and tears filled his eyes, but he forced
them back, and then walked steadily
to the gallows, bearing a crucifx.
After a short religious exercise, he
kneeling most Of the time, the sheriff
placed the rope about his neck, and a
number of officials and his counsel
bade him goodbye. Spattenhuber'S S
grasp was weak, and his voice was not
above a whisper The trap was then
sprung, but the drop being a short one,
the culprit was strangled. In thirteen
minutes the body was pronounced
dead, and after lapse of twenty-five
minutes he was cut down. The re-
mains were then placed in coffin and
taken to the Catholic church, from
whence the funeral will take place to-
| morrow