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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15
CASUALTIES.

Thefollowing fires occurred May 8: In
Portsmouth, n. H. the largest fire in IA years;
in Troy, N. Y, Il 10000 fire; in New York city
$4,000 fire; Lowell Ohio, a $4,000 tiLe.
A fire in Berks county, Pa, is destroy
ing hundreds Of acres of timber, The flames
were reported to be rapidly extending east
warddoing great damage.
A woman from Ontario disappeared
from the train on the Pembina hand railroad
on the night of May g. 1t is thought she was
insane and threw herself off with suicidal in
tent.
At supper time at the Gait house in
Louisville, Ky, May s, Bridget McDonough, q
servant in the house endcavored to leap from
the elevator while in motion. Her head strik
ing the frame gateway caused the gate tn fall
breaking her neck. The girl was thrown
eighty feet and horribly mangled.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15
Association with Animals.

Talking with little city boy recently,
he expressed strong desire to be asfarm-
er, and to live ON a farm. Curious to
know what he saw SO enticing in his view
of farm life, he was pressed to. explain,
and then said sit must be so nice to be
among the horses and cows" Children
of larger growth, if they stopped to
analyze their own feelings, might perhaps
find their tastes had similar origin.
Gilbert Hamerton has been looking into
the thing, and says: "The study of ami
mails inclines men to steady cheerful
ness All naturalists are cheerful men,
unless there is something peculiarly sad
or painful in the individual lot; and even
then study of natural history has, in
many instances, been known to'supply an
interest which enabled the sufferer to bear
his affection more easily. The contem-
platiOn of animal life may act at once
as stimulant and an anodyne. The
Astounding vitality of animals cummuni-
Gates strong stimulus to those energies
which we have in common with them,
whilst on the other hand their absolute
lncapacity for sharing our higher intel
lectual vitality has tendency to make
us happily forget it in their presence.
Your dog will run and jump with you as
much as you like, but it is of no use to
talk to him about your business anxieties
or your literary ambition. l believe that
most of the attractiveness of what is call
ed sport is to be found in the happiness
of association with the lower animals.
Take away the animals from a hunt; sup
pose that there were neither horses nor
dogs, nor stag, fox, nor wild boar, nor
any other animal whatever, but that the
men rode on velocipedes after machine
going by electricty-who does not at once
feel that the deep charm of the chase
would be pone.n
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15
S PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Congressional House committee
on claims has decided to transact no general
business during the present session.
Pere Hyacinthe has petitioned the
French authorities for recognition of his seat
by tue state, equally with other denomina-
tiOns.
The late William B. Howe of Beverley.
Mass, among other requests left $15O,OOO to
the Boston Atheneum to be expended for IL
brary purposes.
The German reichstag May 10, read
the second time the bill authorizing grant of
$4,000 for furtherance of German participa.
ton in the Sidney, Australian expedition.
According to advices from CONSTANT
dople the sultan intends to send a reply to the
ear reciprocating the latters wish for the
most friendly relations between the two gov
emments. an --g .s=. ,- SIS -...
A resolution has passed the Pennsyl-
vania House of Representatives by strictly
party vote to appoint committee 10 receive
ex-President Grant at San Francisco, on his
return home,
AT full Cabinet meeting May 8 the
chief topic discussed was the moyment of set
".
reports to the secretary OF the interior indicate
that the movement is exaggerated.
A st. Petersburg correspondent states
the revolutionary newspaper, Land and Liberty
is still being circulated clandestinely. The last
number issued on the morning of the execu-
ton of DubraineS, contained an article against
the ear.
The bill to prohibit military interfer-
ence at elections, having passed the Senate, as
it came from the House, was signed by the
president pro tenn of the Senate, and is i'm the
hands OF the president for his approval or We
to. 1t is alleged that there is good reason for
stating that he viii return the bin with anotfl
er veto message.
The President is expected to veto the
military bill now in his hands for the following
among other reasons: that to approve the
bill swould be TO give liberty to a mob to
Organize opposition and treason on the day or
days when the hand of the federal executive
would be pOwerless. That the bill would
make the ballot box a place of refuge for
criminals and it would work destruction of
federal power and be gross humiliation to
a the national government
hCOCltuJ OHeIHldu arrived at COlum-
bus, Ohio, on the afternoon of May Z, and was
met at the depot bytmembers of the Republi-
can State central committee, and local delega-
tions OF Republicans The afternoon was spent
in receiving friends at the Neil House. In the
evening reception was given in his honor by
ex-Gov. William DennisOn, which was largely
attended by members of the legislature, State
officers and citizens, regardless of political an
tecedents. The secretary was sercnaded at II
O'Clock, and, being introduced by GOV. Denn-
son, made a briefresponse, principally devoted
to financial matters, of the same general tenor
as that delivered at Mansfield few DAYS since
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

A scene occurred in the German
Reienstag May 9Th in the tariff debate, between
Bismarck and Lasker which caused great tu.
multi for a short time. Lasker pronounced
certain figures issued by. the chancellor un-
trustworthy. The president decitient the ex-
preston to be parliamentary and therefore it
did not justify the Princes sharp retorts Bis
marck leaned carelessly against the column
during the presidents remarks, and at the
close advanced, drew himself to his full height
and said that while nc respected the presi.
dents decision he himself was president Of the
federal council, and had nothing to retract.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

/. p T.. "
Several of the coal miners of Wilkes
barre, Pa, long idle, are resuming work.
r, s. The MOhamedons of Adrionope are
plundering the shops on account of hunger
II Advices from Rome say that at the
.- consistory, May 25, ten new cardinals will be
II 6 created. u y z5.kAG .35s
Russian journals deny that anything
1->a serious going on except the enforcement Of
martial law.
The statement of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows an increase in specia of %,
e 100000 marks. B - &3F4 a 80 80
: Arrangements are being made to con-
struct street railway on both sides of the
river at Eau Claire, Wis. 1T
The national Woman suffrage associ-
iation in session at St Louis, NO. May T. elect
ed Elizabeth Cady Stanton President
The large mercantile house of White
more, Peel Post & Co, of New York city, has
failed. Estimated liabilities from $4,000 to
$750000. gs- gs~--. sgee rr-@-.-
~s Advices received at the Indian Bureau
at Washington indicate that the threatened
raid into the Indian territory has come nearly
to an end
The new constitution of California has
been adopted by about 10000 majority. The
-~'+ instrument found more favor IN the country
thanfn the cities. q kaz
The propeller China, of the transit line
arrived at Duluth on the night of May 8, the
first through boat from Buffalo with 100 tons
Of freight and 80 passengers.
A dispatch from Rome to the New York
FyseHlGn's Journal announces that the Pope
-, has moved Rev. John Vinton, of yegauree
Mich, to be Bishop of Marquettee.
The Washington Agricultural Bureau
report for April shows that the crop prospect
win compare most faEOrably with that of prev
.ss ious years The wheat crop Is far more prom
Using than usual.
A National colored conference was or
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

Every thing is "fantaisie," from bon
nets to shoes and stockings. The
bonnets are particularly whimsical. Black
is combined with the idrollist mixtures
For instance, a black crown with aldirec-
toir front OF straw, looking like fine
braid of the rainbow colors. Another, a
black chip crown withra faring brim Of
alternate braids of gray and brown straw
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

then white chip powdered in gold;
then an English straw with an openwork
of straw in lace pattern. This has straw
cord, fiat crocheted ornaments of straw
and strong yellow-white feather touched
with dots of straw.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

It is not considered proper to speak of
a piano playing. 1t is piano recital YOU
mean. That reminds us that there was a
hand organ in front of this Office
recently. The artist was from italy.
and SO was his accomplished wife.
who gave recitais on a second hand tam
BORNE. i is 70 be hoped they may come
room to play in. si' sss is i srs
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15
Ga NEWS SUMMARY.
GRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

Alexander Cohen, the Milwaukee fOrg-
en- has been arrested in Richmond, Va. Wis
consin officers with a requisition from the
Governor have gone after him. - - z
On the morning of May 10 tramp de-
manded money in the possession of Frank Gar
ter, station master of BogOta, on the New
Jersey Midland railway, and on being refused
fatally shot Carter.
The body ola boy by the name of New,
man was found in well at Mount Vernon
Ind. May g. He had been missing for five OF
six days. He was eight years old, the nephew
ola former sheriffd the county. He is sup
posed to have been murdered.
Winnipeg advices state that the mill
tary arrived at section Is Canadian Pacific
railroad on the night of May 9 and arrested
Eve fingleaders of thelstnke Some attempts
were made to resist them, but the strikers
sSoided u collision with the military 9Th'
IS le isnowlegarded ALPHABETICALLY ended.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

Having fined a tavern keeper for SELL
ing liquor without license, two magis-
trates near Toronto remarked to the
people in court; "Come, boys, let's have q
drinkl" and led the way to the identical
tavern.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

4! Mother 9th Ito daughter who had Just Civ
en- money e = tramp 'sNow What in
the world did Won do that fort Snppose
ne should buy rum with itg'n Roor tramp
lover hearing and making 4 low courtesy 4:
but promise win not, my dear mad
anne. prefer GIN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
Commercial and Mining
4 geDty.

1THE undt rsigned having opened an Office
at 2l33 Missl,n STR ct, san tIancis co,
will receive and lroml. y ait, nd TO all orders
fr any de Cii, IL ~ Ct me-
charoise, Ssl ores, buy and
sell stocks, Mrs. Thompson VIII per-
sonally attend TO the purchase # goods tor
" Women and Children. 4 he business ex-
perlence q both is "a ~ rautee III they VIII
give satisfaction. III Mas THOMPSON.
dec17-'7S-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
Notice TO Gre ditors.

State If esrda. 1 II bold equity. 10. In
lie District Gun, ott3L sAdi Ial istiicf,
In the matter q n, peiiu' q htlry 9efui'
al ntu4NoLt aeJtOr
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TUItDAl, tht 18th Gay # "a ILL ie's' o. a.
O'Clock >. a. II tat Ga! tLth iLa iLtie "
III, w,uIs, ii IN. hes ,al, hy he piayd
, ( sAid ILsolNtLt IN, Tia Let he Gili'sd' anu
Hu nssllIn,HI II lis esu te /, n.tas si'
be "a. sLtIh,d TN his d. bif aId ia ui'I'i'a'
IN UIsnsli 81 H. d ace Ia suth eise nlaus
ana ItCy4utd, ana II tLH metlhiht al P'V
ceeuIIt = Gblllst salu II s,IN Ii be sla!ed'
Niutss ny lalo and he ssI y
said COuIt, tLle TN ga! Of ma''H
'ANA' 1879. -,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
Administrators 6 ale.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REL ESTATE By ADMINS
TIATCR-

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
~ of all roer OF h. i>tIic Count Of the
fou' tn judicial District III IA. a. nboldt
county, state f Nevada II ace On he II
day If February. Is 8, in The u after of tie
estate Of NJ. Dc nlty, deceafed, tie uuo 6r-
signed. the adm il is rator tie sad e., tate
VIII sell at Public auc ion, 10 the ighes,
bidder, fol cash Id subject to coLtirn alton
by SAID Lis Iict Cou Z, On
MONIAY, The 24th Day OF MARCH, A.
D., 1879. Al l O'Cl ok p. NJ.
Of said day in front of tht tourtl use, in Tx
towu,f .sinpt Ii ucca TN, b, LOT In y state
of Nevada, ali he right, title and inter- st.
estate or claim # TIE said Nj. onley a
the ime Of his death and al The right. title
and int est hat he "a STAT, has by o. ei-
alton Of law IT oti eIWise qnireG other than,
or III adoi ion o Lat Cf the sai NJ. DOM at
the tine OF lis cath, in and t. thar certain
real estate 81 uate, !. ing and being III tie
same county IF Etmtoldt and slate Of
Nevada, d. sct beO as follows: Ii thtt ceTta Ii
piece arcel # and. with III mi rove
HI here Il sitIa e III Pleasant Valley, a d
common IL knoen as - nley'- ancI:" q 50
house nd IoI i'll ULi, nviIle, con .nohl! kLtwu
as Donlty's pr perry! also small b. Use ill DER
sey Mining i-t,ic nctr J,lsey niLe.
1he terms and coIoiti,n Of taie viii be
cash; len per nj. utswn on I'll gay Sale
and bala. on cOnfrn.a ion Of SAFE by said
District Court fAIi Il K Rid,
Adm Ii traitor If the state Of Nj. ID niey, de-
ceas d. innoIn, cca, Feb -4th, Io'9-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
70 tpone ment,

The above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday, March ~, 1879, at the same hour and
pace. g. EILE,
Sber II HUMBOLDT County. Nevada.
ByW Y BUR s. d. putty ns,d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
De inquenG kOrIce

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI AND MINING
COM ANY.
Location of principal place or business,
San iran cisco, alifornia; Location # WORKS,
Echo Dit ic., HUMBOLDT county, state of
evada
NOTICE--There are dolinque upon the
folio, ing d sc ibed och, On arcuunt OF as
sessnen. go y IevieG on the nth day Of
Dec NIB +. 1878. the veal amount 81 oppo.
site the names of the Iesi ectl e sharehOlut RS
as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
U. S. lkTEFkAL KEVEkUE.

4 IL WI on II MAY CCACIEN. viii
~ pie1tc tale notice tlbt Z Ia. Ire lSs
b. "a al, tltso ltllts & =. ute Lal l'ysIpe
ColleCtuI fDrtls CstId iliie, - atyats
vice VI IItn,h, I,ti4Itd. ~ e r-nILs
cAttoIs Concerning oNtluo itetLfe should b
aGaTt NsCt
AI1X NIsL IeIuty u.f.1.B c..
octiG-f men uCta. Nsysdb
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
Notice to the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife,
IN julia A. Kyle. has left my b, and boa
and abandoned me AID my h me without Just
eause or proyaca ion, and any PEI son trusting
hs 'r giving her credit either upon her own
account or upon my account must. 10 k TO her
for the payn ent. Is l will not be responsible
for or pay the same. CA KYLE.
Ninnemueca, March G, 1879. 4w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
Election Notice.

A School ii use. II ! aradiac school istriet
No. S. faradise VII ey humboldt COUNTY 4,
Nevada, en- iUks Day, AlRIL LIST, 1879,
bet zen the lou of o'clocA a. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ of sid day. for The pur-
pos of sui mi il z to the qualified ele. To- 5 Of
The diot ict he Question " hetber a tax Of
thee h, usand dollars (:3.oC0i shall be rais'
to bl lid auo futnish u urw scAoo hou.e i'll
the tC~n OF PARADISE. HLmbo DIT unit -,
y eN ada. At such election me baiio sh IL
contain tie Words - ak Yes or Tax No.
Il. F. RI LY.,
Poard Of School Trustees. ! II. - kRhY
N. Il. CARROLL.
Paradise, March 6, 1879 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
FoStpOremerT.

The above sale Of delinquent E ock Of the
Il { Zach Consolidated Aiill and Mini <
CompsLy is pcstpoLed Unit .. I kDa1 the
Fir h Nj Ii cay vi MACH 1879, at the
same hour and place By order Of he Board
II Lirec ors. u. +. NkhDI Nal, secretary.
fel7-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18
Postpone merit.

The day OF sale # The above ! AIMED Mining
Comp. ny is hereby postl on,d uAiI UL :
/ Az the ItifI.N1L i15tbl day Of APRIL,
1879, al the same h ur and place.
b. +. NLkDLNAL, sec'y,
mlT-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-18

and 10 accoI dance with law and al order II
he ,aId "t DileCtojs, ma de CH he nth day
If Dtct mbeT, 1917; 70 IL any sha e. Of ach
parcei OF such stock a. may be Ii. eessaTy, viii
lie sCld at public auction, at tie office If
aIktr tritt, I'd, Ii, auttionee1, Room %, Mef-
Giants XclGlge BuIdii ;, on Atjhr y.
b, FIF1LLN ii day OF Fl b.. UAhY, 1s79. at
lie hut + @. wei , O'Clock N. o. SAID Gay, to
Jay -aid delilque t assessn Cit thereon,
together wi h Goats OF adv ltisiug AID exlen-
ees of tie sale.
ID, VEIDI Nal, Secretary.
OFFICE Rooms and Z. No. 32T Pine stteet,
san fran cisco, california. Ja22-td
Salt River herald., 1879-01-22
To-DaN.s Di.natchcs.

Special Co the Herald.
 ASHINGToN, January 22. - No opportunity was afforded inc friends of the Northern Pacific and Texas Pacific measures yesterday to make their intended effort to secure special order of assignment. The effort will be made, however, next Monday.
 8Ir. Wiggington has today intro duccd a resolution ins;ructing the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the alleged forfeiture of the land sIant made to the Southern Pacific Railroad Company of California, by act of July 27th, 1866, and report such legislation as may be necessary to protect the rights of past and pros pectivc homestead and pre-emption settlers on lands claimed by said company.
 Immediately after the reading of the journal in the House, MT. Potter called up for action the resolution presented hy him yesterday directing the committee on the investigation of the election frauds to inquire into the cipher dispatches and appropfiating Sl00O0 to defray the expenses of such inquiry.
 The resolution authorizing inquiry into the cipher dispatches passed the House-ayes 123, nays 12O.
 In the Senate today, MT. Morrill,, from the Committee on Finance, re- ported without amendment the bill ' passed by the House on the 16th inst. to facilitate the refunding of the national debt. Placed on the table
 MT. Chaffee introduced a joint reso- lution directing the cancellation of one and two dollar L. s. notes. Laid en the table to be called up by MT, Chaffee hereafter.
 ] CHICAGO, January 22.-The Joun- ] GFS Washington special says: The Texas Pacific managers have been asserting privately that Senator Ran dall was in favor of thelr bill and would assist in an effort to get il through the House. This is now positively denied by the Speakers friends, who say that he is not only not in favor cf the mea ure, but has
Salt River herald., 1879-01-22

We ask comparison of OUT tclc. grams in this issue. As thcy arc cost ing us considerable money we think it no more than just our enterprise that of 8 country newspaper giving such late diSpatchcs-reccive proper recognition. The dispatches at the bottom of the second column, this page, are the same that appear in this evenings Dailg Miner at Pres colt. Our legislative news, about two thousand words per week, are rccciv- cd daily by telegraph.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-22

Q arranged ihiBSS that no CIpoT;Un-
 ". will bc offered 10 suspend thc rules and bring the bill before the house between now and the fourth ol' March.
 \ memorial to Congress k being extensively signed here by the lead ing merchants and manufactures. asking an early and favorable action 'n inc Texas Pacific Railroad bill.
 ST LoEIS, January 22.-A ballot
 or United States senator was taken in each house of the legislature, al Jefferson City, today. which resulted in the election of the democratic eau GUS nOmihcSS-Gcn. James Shields for the short term and Col. George G. Vest for the long term. MADISON, Wis, January :2,-Thc republican caucus is still balloting for United States senator. On the 10th ballot Carpenter had :}3. KeycS 20, Howe 9, and Washburnc ]. CHICAGo, January 2l,--A Spring field dispatch says John A. Logan has been elected United States senator by six majority. He was supported by the entire republican vote.
 ALBANY, January 22-Thc lcgisla- ture today elected Roscoe Conkling United States senator. The vote stood {: Conkling, 1l5; Dorshcimcr, 8, Peter Cooper, 9.
 NEW YORK, January 22.-John W. Chickering is likely to be reinstatcd to his rank as first lieutenant in the First cavalry, from which he Was dis missed by court martial on q charge of drunkenness. The senate military committee think the prcpondcrcnce of the testimony was in his favor, and all severely condemn the whole pro cecdingS, which were had under the Belknap regime.
 LONDON, January 2t.-A cores pendent at Rome says the Jesuits have sent the Pope a kind of ultima tum, pointing out the evils resulting from their exclusion from the govern mcnt of the church. The pope con- tinues firm, and many of his friends fear the consequences. An unfound- cd report that the pope had been pois- oned has prevailed.
 CONsTANTINOPLE, Jannary 21-Thc construction of barracks for 10000 men, in this city, has been ordered
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 22.-Tip- lp, Sl.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-22

TIE late decision of tine Supreme Court against polygamy is creating much uneasincSs among the Saints. \ large number of Morm"n women have visited Washington during the last week, and arc circulating pam phlets favoring polygamy. They claim that if the existing law is en- forced, 50,00O Mormon husbands will be dragged from happy homes, and countless numbers of children will be nameless and illegitimate. Polyga. my has been blotch on our fair country, and the sooner it is wiped out the better.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-22
Mining Matters.

MT. White, superintendent of the Calabasas company, informs the Ci- isen that the company nave en route , complete machinery for boring artist Tn wells. It is coming in charge of a proficient in artesian machinery. IL was made in Joliet, Illinois. and is the best and most perfect of its kind. Will be in Tucson sometime in Feb ruary and be erected on the grounds of the company some fifty miles southwest of the latter place.
 The Tombstone mill and machin- cry Is coming up the road as fast as inc great weight and heavy roads from the late rains will allow. Richard Gird arrived in Tucson New Years Eve, from San Francisco. New Years morning Messrs. Gird and Yosburg left for the Tombstone. Tine war hor- ses of this company are probably now on the ground altogether,-MessrS Gird. SchieffellOns, NosGurg, Corben and Stafford, and with the saw mil already in operation and the lumber sliding to the mill, and the machin- cry trundliHg along as fast as Provi dcnce VIII permit, and ore enough m sight 10 make the owners all rich and give IS all 8 slIce, the prospect is pretty fair.