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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-12
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II ANNUAL MEETING II

RUcKEYE GOLD b SILVER MINING
- Company. THE Annual Meetins Of. the
SGchholden Of the Above named Company.
Tor The election of Trustees to serve for the
ensuing yer. and the Transaction Of such
other business - may properiv come before
the meeting. will be held ON FRIDAY, March
2ssb. lS7e. St the hour Of 8 o'clock p. n. Of
~ fey,St thp cnlce Of the Company, Rosm
=. No. 81 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
CaiifoeniA, Transfer books Will be closed on
Monday. March II. 1879. and remain closed
~ Aftsr chs msssting. at.Eg as&
l5DH iir &. 4. sANKEY, secrstsry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-12
BIDS

For the above property. IN LOTS As sPECI-
FIED. will be received 1t the 8uperinten dents
once, Justice Mining Company. marked:
|" Bids 'v0,ayiile Mac binsry,' up 70 tAs +th pf
March, ls7g The Trustees Of the Woodvffle
Geld L Silver Mining Company reserve the
dkht "a reject Ill snd every IT'D. rl3 TIA
The property can be seen by appiyfngst the
ofiice Of the Superintendent Of the Justice
Minlng dsupsny every dag from u A,Hst t. .
PiA.. hpto fine Of advertisement
...,,--- "a a SAM r. CURTIS.
'leH y Z" Supt. woodSiiie @. 4 8. n. Co.
Gold Hill. February Is. 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-12
ONE COMPLETE FRICTION eEAaEp

Oonsisttng Of enc Direct7AettpG Steam KngipH
NJ shsft, boxse and lsyexs; two HI istfut
Drums for round rope. with boxes. sole plates
and connecting Levers; two ,Tubulas Rollers,
smoke stack. breechingg, gspge cocks. feed
and doors, complete, q sst mp. including all
the brick work, foundation bolts and timbers;
also, two Manila Ropes belonging 70 hoist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-12

Ooustgtng Of ten clamps, two mortars. three
pans. two settlers. one cleanup pan. one re-
tort. shaftins. boxes, two new mortars. shoes
chiney.
Purchasers 10 BE- ct ths expense Of teariag
down sud reanovtns. q - it4QHiD -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-12

Financial > Statement.

rDyO THE CITIzENS AND TAxrPAgRDs
Il Of Lyon County, Nevada: The under
siMedy Auditot Of said icouAty, submitAu tAs
following report Of the finances Of said coun-
", from January 1T. A. b. 1873. TO January
lse. 1S79; 4 lLa1t hna aatat aamifE1 "a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-12
MACHINERY
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, ALL THE NACHINERY AND
e buildings belonging TO the woodville
Gold and Silver Mining Company, situated in
Gold Hill Mining District, t0-wft:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-12

Cash in, Treasury Jan l,ls7s. $3.50 A ~
~ Receipts. :. ..a..t. 20, sos 94-5S ,498 81
Dtsbursed.. d.....s,..,..S.46, ,492 II
Cash in Treasury Jan 1879. 1905 70-6S, ,498 81
The following shows the character Of the
demands allowed against the General Fund.
and slso includes the county's proportion of
the salaries Of the Auditor and Assessor, paid
, 1879-02-06
CRIME.

a MURDER ny a WOMAN.
1apRrEHnssos, Mo-, Feb. IA fearful
trad0cdy was enactcd near Buckner, in this
county, Sunday tnurntng, In which Miss Martha
Collina Rhot and killed her brothertn-law, Jun
athan Darke. Tic particulars arc these: For
some time tho young Indy had been receiving
tho attentions Ut young man who WIS m.c'l
dts',kcd By l,cr widowed mother md The ro-
maiudcr Ut the family. After demonstrating
with her for keeping his con,pany for some time
without effect, theY finally determined ilmt the
thing must he stopprft. nna accordingly Oh last
Saturday night narkc mct the viAttur at tln
Rato n.,ti informed him that ho could not come
IN, n1ltl that h0 must come 10 more. This ell
rugged tho oirI, who was OF heatlstrdng
temperament, atnl she hetaita0 terribly enta9cs.
The result Of The matter was terrible family
quarrel, which lasted through, that night an,l
was recommcnccd carly next morning, annliy
resulting III The nirl solznE revolver alul
shouting Dnrke through, tic heart. killing him
tnAtantly. Tlle Constable OF the township WAS
summoned, us,tl sllc was arftstud anil taken tn
Buckner mid kept until io-lay, wl,cu she was
bound over to await The action Of the 0raMl
Jury. She exhibited admirable co0ncss
throughout tic wholc nifatr. and &ppcars tn
th!nk that shp did right In killing him. Blu
gives ~ reason for this tint sue believed Tint
had etIu not Killed lin her nwn life would have
bccli taken.
, 1879-02-06
THE CHEYENNE MASSACRE.

Capt. II. W. Vessels, Jr., ot the Third Cav.
alry, who wns fn communal at Fort Robinson as
tbs tttuo of the outbreak of tho Chsyeunea Ut
TINT place, arrival In this city yesterday cysn-
tug. Tic Captain Il oil on lcavo of absc1rc,
un.l stopped llers on bis way 70 Nuw York to
hayo his wound, fEum which ho IL still
suffering, dressed. IIo reaunlsd to Fenrc-
sentative Of TuH TRIBUNE TIC story ot
tlle cs.ape aud subsequent huscAcry Vi
the Indiana, which agreca With the publsshul re-
porth. iu Ecgurd 10 tlar question ~ to Ntiur4
they got their arnIs, he Hfated tint tic Indians
wcrn put into tho guarl-houso 1t Octoek Ut
tho cysnluy previous to his arrival 1t tho post.
llo accordingly supposed lfIat they had tnll
properly scuschsu anl 1lsartpcl. l!s Ia cont-
dcut now, however, that they took thrIr
arms apart md concealed tAelR about
their persona, q favorto trick with Inllans,
nl,d attcrwaf1ts hid tem tudor ltllu llooEtng Ut
the room. tic believes tlIat he VIZ fully tualt.
tlul IN acting "a b. dtl. uni sass tliat usa
Slaughter wx3 unavoidable. Capt. Wessels ut
view Of getting t,Iv Chcyennuh u surrender,
but they refused, xnl vutnlnanccl ~ Ritaek
With their Auutlll4- -knyest whut. the order waa
gycu for the tlual yulley which completed
Tho slaughter. Capt. Vessels was wuuntlct!
IN the head an! rendered scnsciess but recover
I'd himself tutllciently to tsks command ot sI.g
end. Considerable sentimental sympathy ilsl
oceu wasted OH llrsc cheyeunes. aud there hasx
bcxu tu1rY stutfcS about "WautOn butehcrY.''
hut Capt. Vessels has also story, which, ~
given in his official Ycu0rt coulpletey exoncratcl
The aruly ut!igrrA from tl.csu charKe1. Tho Cap
tstn Leaves (vr Euw fusk tu-lay.
, 1879-02-06

l4DLAL NOIE3+
IA new comedy entitled "Whfms u will be
prcseuted next week By tho criteriuu Company
at IIoofey's Theatre.
Tie patrons Ut liageriy's Theatra will bo
pleased at the lpstallmcnt In tho box.otllee Of
Slr. Fred s. Wallace a. Treasurer. lie has tic
faculty Of treating people nicely in MI unusual
degree, and the sclecliun Will bo generally ap.
plaudcI.
Miss A.ia Cavcudish is meeting With great
SUCCESS ut SlcVicker's thls week. Tie theatre
was g.led full yrstofday afternoon, anu tho
house has contained, ever s!nco her opening the
best Auileprcs TINT hare been sccn there fur
SOME timu. Next week shu Will appear n .tfercy
.Herr;tk In "'tlse New Magdalen," which IL gen.
erally conceded to bs Quu Of the strouxcst paris
III her rcpcrtoFY.
"Casto'' wAs repeated by the Criterion Com
pauy last evening At liuoley's. With the c1ecp-
nothing that would tuattIy the eiaitns advanced
by the ,nauager vi the combination AZ an s4lu-
Gator. It WnR reasonably good performance,
but n1tahly weak In Rottlu VI thu best puinta,
All1 therefore uut cuinp platu was to be nh
tlttpatul. Mr, Macksy's conception OF Eefiel
d!fcra III many inpoFtant rusreets from thu
mauy aetors who haya essayca tl.e mart, alli II
should lc added u!at iu ihuuy srApects he Ii
more acceptable thal sotno Ut thu hitherto ~.
cupte.i Representatives Of that alAualnEly dis
gustlug typu ol lnabriely. SOUR Hoysh will W
eiyen neatn to.HtHht+
, 1879-02-06

NJ
Frce-T -Trsle leader op lhe applrastun VI hls vlews
vi political acuuolny t. our country has Just
usen received BY ST. Cyrns ". Field:
Oak AsH. Isoc,tpAi.s. Jan. :I.-MY DEAR
Mn FIELD: neycr wEots fur rey'ews or
osler periodicals. It 10 81 long slnes hnys
writer, that my 'at haa lost !ts cunning, II 1t
i do uot think ANYTHING IN Epetshman could
,sy w9ud ha'e Tny s1sst v xba 1
monopoly by which he thinks ha gains Ia not
upcn IL argument. II Mas 10 Ia thja country
torty yeass uvo. and It u 80 with you now. It "a
strange tint y peoIic who put Ioxn slavery a.
IN i1lIsueubu suttltlco arc not able to HuppsesA
monopoly, which ID but mIlcE fofti. Of
tfe sa.no evil, Under slavery The u,an was
scixeu unl his labor was stolen from hItu, ami
tl,c profit Ut It enjoyed By hts master alsl uwncr.
undcr protcgtion thy nan Is apparently frces,
but hu IL dtnicd the Right 10 exchange tlr prod
ucc Ut hls lator except with hls countryme'l,
WIN otter hm much less Tor 1t than tho tor,
essncE would gIye. Hoala portiou Ut his labor \,
illus r1nt!srated.
In our protection days our wsaycsa and afti'
taus could not exchange with American Hour
They exchanged With iii EuEllsh far1ner, who
gave h!u1 sometimes pnr.llalt the quantity tho
American would have given. Now ,yuur farmer
Ii forbidden to tEalp With 'llc E:ncllslman, mt
must Elvo to au American double The Qlantit,
ot gralp anl tour tor many articles he II con
stantly requiring ttlat u would Rivu II your law
dtl not forbid Ills trale With Enxlulid.
4 country mar hare drusocfut,c Institutions
on wtlc suffrage, 4nl vet thcrc inay bu Il:
freedom 10 men fur tfat which Ia tho sourcu U
ito aMl rutufurt. II nlau's labor il not free
II lts exchange ts not 1Ecn, the man u not free
Aud whether the law Nhieh cuaets this rottric
tion he tlle offspring Ut republican OF autoc1att'
gusesuucus allI power, II Is equally evil anI II
10 condcmncd and wlthstoo1 BY Ill who lors
freedom ul.d understand what 1t Ii.
therefore do not doubt that tho time will cun't
whcu trade will be ~ free rs talo wiuds, a'it
wtten freedom Of Industry will u much 70 uu
down great armies ind the peril AId sutlsrIrl
of war.
uut am writing you almost NJ article tnsteat
OF \ short uote,-as II would teach YOU. xltrl
would ~ N itnprstineucc. II YOU could teaet
your farmers, unA aak tie "so!i1 south"
aIwnys sincerely yu1ir friend, JOHN bRl0uT.
CYKua ", Fistp, Est]., New York.
, 1879-02-06

rnin, At l1a. N. ,natlo The t,0iGth quarter III
as. Dinner at n. m.; hcef ten nud osstcFs:
rclshc,i 1t, sIndo tho l.0.oth quarter In ia Mt
haif-rast D. n; tho 1,oilti quarter at 6:;' 9p.
NJ. III 4:oo. Az Z =. III. SUPPER: beef ten; mp
lrtilo gtMsl; cat two chnps: sptrits Ron'l; # at
less tender, i)r. Dunna pronnnfice.l her phYsl-
csllY better. Atg p. III, Maslnme's weight vaa
1D pounds, aho having gained what ehs lost
when sick. At II p. ii. completed tho 1,07,tl
quarter In Ais.
Mr.. George 9uyon. thu champion thtrty.slx
and forts.et9ht hour pedestrian, Will give one
this cvcnng llo has boet, matched agatust III.
unknown for a twenty-five n1nl fifty nile walk.
air. Webb, t,e manager Of Mtno. Anderson,
backing The unknown.
, 1879-02-06
SENATOR THURMAN.


ho says nc ""I N". e.nhu tor tsovrfnoF'
FnSors MI hKerets'so fofloy' aud Has No
Fe&rs or the Euthre'
H'spatcA IN CiHci"aaH Enquirer tT'<ta.)
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 4.-senator Thurman
arrived ip thts city last night from Washington
m ,na,,ar. ~ nurciv hus,,... ,ns..
~ "'a1'at' pu'e's o"a'aees cs'at'
asteF, ana has oech haFa Ut work ~
Ills o1lce all DAY. 10 TINT tho politl.
clans had next to 10 opportunities to talk
with him mn mo1tera of ststc.,nonsh,n nn,1 mi.
IT,. ~, -. ,'',.,.s.. a.. w,.,..s. ...,.. "N ~
S5' ~ epn..k -. ~. u1ue ,I.' "ea'."' u"A 'a,'
nc never 1ct better IN MS tlto tnab nc does nuw
Ills appearance gives the lie to all talk OF bis
tetuu In dacljplpr health. utul II auy of Ills an,
,,or,r,. at,hor II, or r,,t ~ 1ts ,r, n,,,~ cour,
.'',a,.,. ~. ~ a." 'a ..., soaus
IN n'A oe'nR .ett out a. 'no eo"l'ua ea'hpa'ah
1eeaass o.. ph5'1ea' 'o'F''t'' '"es Will DC great
In a r,nveraatton with your e,,rrcsnont1cnt--
.,';'.,. ~ 'a."s.'., 1,,.. ~. =. . ..,.o. ""
"nsn "o p'o' ..s1," nun. a." "0s ~ nav" vi ~
gafdeh aa MI lnierS!e"-the senator expressed
confidence IN tho nbllisy OF the Democracy to
via tue lght In Ohio this year, Us believes
.,,a. - ..,i u. = lilo oo,ta., n.an,,.. nit
..'ss W. t.. w. s,.,..s.' ~. 80, S1'o ~
noloa ~ '"'postah1 . PosH'on !" 1oRafo ~ 10
lie llas no doubt Ut tho result One point lsc
referred to was tic necessity u the Democrats
Euinc !llto the municipal ELECTION IN Cincinnati
tha sprnR with strung ticket A'''i deter!nit,a.
llun " VIII liz SAets " bElnoe1atlC *itlUa@ ,
IN C!ncinnati th's spring, hs believes, would %
u lm.nenss advantage 10 the party when thu
full ELECTION comes uts.
When asked ~ to whether he might not yet
reconsider hIs drteFtninatlon not to be caadl-
dato for Hoycr,or, hc a''swcEel with earnes,.
ncsR, "No." Ills decision was irrevocab'c, u'd
on no condition whatever would le aeccpt
illc nomination. Hc could not It!
Justice tu The other candidates wf,u desired
thc nomination.; NOR could fs In justice to
himself, wlcn t'is Appearance On the state
'lrket, II he should chance 10 l'c nominated,
would be the slgnal tur opp1slnE furrcs IRON
tlIv East whrt, would be strained to sccure h!l
t!cfcat, thereby hoping u cripple him In a",
| future nn,bttlons he might have.
In the campaign Of Inst year. ant! aays thnt II
! ,hc election Of eleven I}emswrnttc Congress
men Ohio not only eayed thu De9'ocracy IL
case the rres[lunttal clinics should fall into
tlle House Vi isuprcscntattyes, but hlso snygt
thu organization Of ths liousc ttsclt. "
Ind bct,l criticised by some ot his tncndt
, 1879-02-06
t;nEENRpoM GOSSIP,

SHE ES ltI0M HO3SlIs
Maggie Mitchell IL to brinS ous \ new play
that somebuty down At Boston has written for
hrr.
A crcat-Crandson Of the celebrated Admiral
laufu!ng Will II IL saids shortly make bis debut
ut New rurk theatre.
slss Rosa kenney, daughter OF Charles
1.nmh Kcnney. and granddaughter Of kenney,
tue dran,nt[st, las Just made her first appear.
ance On the staRc ,u DrurY Laoc Thcatrc, Lon
don, iu the character Of Jsfttt.
Another theatre has been burned, 10 immense
structure known as the Theatre Ro5al, Glasgow.
As this happened on Sunday morning uo lives
wero lost. The t]sc was probably the result of
eUIubu1tiblca used IN 4 pentomIr1e the night be-
forc.
Charles A. Byrne, editor Of the Dramatic
4ftxs. has sued the editor Of the Scw furk
-lfrrUr for libel. The alleged libel consists Of
articles iu which flie editor Of thu. Dra'aatie
terms for The publication, Of serits Of articles
| On '.Wu,nen nf the stage" Among the papcss
| offered tn evidence MAS one containing a letter
| from MI actor, John 4. Stevens, charging t1se
cutn plaiilant with demanding from him pUsE,
tion for woman, "whusc principal recon-.
nlendation is n recent eaboTatcly ventilated
scut!a lu the teuss." In the alleged l!be's the
name Of the complainant Il apcl!ed B.u.r-n-s.
1,ohertson's play Of "Eaate" has Just been
an,, vhcsc It ilrst achieved popularity. Martn
| Wilton resuu!cs her old character Ut {'ottt
Eceles, md Mr. George Honey Is the Etetes
| Iha part Ut Sum uerridge II taken by Arthur
| Cecil, who 10 ptrhapA The most promising NJ nj
the young cotneaiuns UPON lAe British stuCs.
, 1879-02-06
FIRES.


IN CHICAGO.
At7:,5 last evening drn WAS discovered In a
barn In the rear Of No. 71} Michigan aycnue.
The coaehmnn went into the house lcar!nR \
canlc burning In the barn, att1 upon tis return
founJ The hay ali In a blaze. 1t wAs e1slnautsh-
cd without sounding an alarm.
Tie alnrm from Box 8s3 at 0:13 yesterday
morning was cautcd by fire In the basement
Of the frame building No. 2ss; Fulton street,
owned a,r' occupied as residence l,y =. L. Bell,
1iint the basement oettlp{etl IA a rna,,ctce Gy
Mrs. j. Kastlcr. f]amnge tn building, stu; In
surcd for 81 SUI In the Etua Insurance Com
paly y! New York. Damare 10 furniture, S:J;
uninsured. Cause OF fire unknown.
, 1879-02-06
pATA{sRIr REMEDIES.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
Ia For M
~ CATARRH ~

After long struggle with Catarrh your
"AD' 0 REtv. WI; j.. 8. MONROE,
Lewisburg, Pa
lsave recommended Il to quite number OF
my friends, ali Of whom havc expressed 10 me
teir hkh e'ttm'ts Of it, vslss an3 N2esa effects
295 Pine-ak, st. Louis.
We hare sold sAHronp's RADICAL CuRE for
several years, and can say canl'ly that We ncv-
CT svld sttnilnr preparation that 3ays such nnt
veraai satisfaction. We have get to learn Of
the first complaint.
Washington, Ind.
No sooner did ! begin 10 use It than my syu,p.
toms changed. 1t cleared my throat, It cleared
IN. head. IT, cleared my mind. It operated on
my syaten1 In way that nothing eTes before
gwen nc By doctors had done.
SAMUEL sr1NSEF,.
Meadow Vale, N. g.
The cure effected In my case BY sArroRp's
RapIcAi. CURE wns 40 remarkable that II SEEM
cd to those who had suffered Without relief
fraHl any Of the usual remedies Tint It could
not be true. / thrrefore tnadc affidavit Of 1t
hefora Seth ]. Thomas, Esq' Justice Of tho
GEORGE F. D1SsMoRE.
Druggist, Boston.
One Of The best remedies for Catarrh, nay,
thr best remedy va have found in a lifetime Of
suffering, Ia AANroRn's RADICAL CuRH. 1t fs
bot unpleasant 10 take through the nostrifa, anl
htre rotncs witt, each b1ttle small gass tube
for tlae In Inhalation. It clears the head md
thrnnt 80 thoroughly flat. taken each morning
on rising, tllrre arc no unpleasant secrctons
nlnl no ti!sa9reeablc hawking during the entlre
day. but an unbrecedentcd clearnees Of yoico
and respiratory organt.-KeT. j. Il. Wiggln, in
Dorchester tsinss.) Beacon.
Price, with Improved Inhaler. Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Bold bY all dsuggistA.
, 1879-02-06

EUec1Hs 7HADdfCH IA 1Nd 1TTbHHE
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Feb. b-ln tho United
Btuscs Court tu day Juhu Price waa arratgncd I'll
Charge OF having uttered counterfeit silver
},ali-dollprs ut packwaukcc, Marquette County.
The psisu.cr entered plea Vi guilty, a,la waa
sentenced by judge Dyer tn eight 1nunths at
hard labor Iii the iluusu Ut Correction.
Charles D!trdnw, cu1iyictcl upwards VI yeaF
ago OF nj, assull!t upon Inhn Mennlcr, the crack
rltIa-shot, with stone. hy which the latter lost
IN cyo, was arralguad III tla Municipal Court
this forenoon, nlIh sentenced to xix months 1t,
iIlo liuusu OF Correction. The assault was cGtli'
n,ittcd Ut the allaspshnotcrs' gathering In 1871,
and tho cnse l,ab bepn pending during theEreatet
purtlou vi thc tmc tlat ,as elapsed IN an effort
to get thu Suprc1nu Court to ttueds tlu intent ol
i.lu vcrllct rendered by the Jury.
, 1879-02-06

GALVESTON, Tex, Fcb. 6.-A iNtss special
fru,u Goad, Tex, sara two men, Henderson
and Lockhsrt, quarroled. Both drcw rcvolvcrs.
Lockhart caught llcndcrson's arm and fred
alx shots into lin, killing him Instantly. 1len-
dcrson'a brother rushed At I.ockt.ast with q pls-
tot, They closed. In the struggle Henderson
entptict six clamters VI tlts rcyotSgr Into
Lockl,art's body, causing Instant death.
, 1879-02-06

OrP1cg or THE CHIEF StdNAL OYrioEit,
WASHINGTON, u. c., Feb. 0-1 a. lu.,-lndlca-
tiou-Eor Tennsssce und the Ohio Fa1lcy, part-
" cloudy wcasllcr, possibly light rains, north
crty to westerly Winds, slightly rising, follow.
ia by falling barometer. arll Thursday evening
i alluht risv In Temperature, With light variable
winds.
For tho Lower Lake Region. partly cloudy.
With occas!onui light snow, Wind mostly from
northwest tu southwest, a1tl slight changes an
Temperature and bnsUnetcr.
Eur tllu upprr Lake reRiun, Upper Missta-
sIpp, and Loser Missouri Valleys. during
Thursday, sl!gAt riae lu Temperature, slowly
falling hnro.ller, winds mostly from south 10
west, unu partly r!uudY wcailsrr.
,@' Local onsExf 4TIuka.
t,IiICAAo. Fsh. 4.
, 1879-02-06

ADRIAN, Mich, Feb. 5.-Thc investigation lu-
stituted by the Legislature into thu charges
against tho management Ut tho State I4unatlc
Asylum hnyo crcatel considerable comnons In
this SECTION. To-Iay's 1fasss conta!ns state-
tnrnts to te cifert tiat of the six pallcrts who
hnyo gunu 10 tho institution iron this county,
one Ia thought to hare bean killed tIcrc, n'ld
others laye complained bitterly of tll.trcatnent.
Quo llul left arm brokrn, a,lu tho dstucattun
wus ueycr reduced. Au Interview viii! ona Ut
Tho tudtc4 whO ha1 bGeIl q putiuut dutatla many
iustulrsy Ut tIi.trcatnltllt.
, 1879-02-06

CHlnLEsroS. Feb. k-At the rnccf today the
milo lash for 2yeas.ol.ts WIS won by Eunice,
Mary Walton second, Ben iiEll third. Time,
1:6U.
Little Rob won tho milo and threo-quarters
dash, Leroy second, Watcrco third. Time,
3:laN. -..-
second, VirgilIIan thtrd. Time, l:455{. iii.
, 1879-02-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Feb. t.-AErlyei. city af
Bristol. from Liverpool.
LONDON, Feb. a-Ihc Nceksr and s.atc Of
Nsynus have arrived uut.
Bos1ox, Feb, 5.-Arrtyed, ths Hooper. from
Liverpool.
KHw foRx, Feb, 3.-AFrtred, the Lestin1,
from Hamburg, and Abysstala, from Liverpool.
, 1879-02-06

Circ1NNArt, Feb. o.-Ths excitement still
continues at ufhana, o., over the County
Treasury csookcdncss. Yesterday large nunl-
bur Of farmers presented their taK.rcccrts,
jatncs Caldwell, una Ut tlle Trcasurerfs bonls-
men, deu,alltls release.
, 1879-02-06

H11EIQ5
SrnfNur1rLp, ILL.,, Feb. ALT IL expected that
Charles ". Angel. tbs nbseondlug Secretary Of
the pullman Pa!ace.Car Company, will Foach
this country In Just about q week. and will land
at rhiladylphIa from thu American skipper III
which lie has been brought pcross tho water 1t
ia feared that ha may attcnrt to secure fs r.
lease after reaching Philadelphia BY tuking out
q wit Of habgas corpus. To prrparo for sucll :
step, thu Hon. l.. II. BIsbce to-day procured
from lay. Eui!om rcuu!s!tloh .upon uoV.
Ilpyt, ol Pennsylvania, seuuestiAg lle fcturn of
the fugitive tu the Stuta Ut llllnuia.
, 1879-02-06


SnonosfEn, ill.,, Feb. b.-Laat night, sIx miles
East Of 9to.,onfcr, Fred AiAlco. while drunk upon
refusal Of h!a unelc, August Kubini, 10 drink
shot the latter through the chest killing him
tnstant1y. Rubtnt's family fed upstairs, sialco
following nntl shooting Ruhfntta eldest daughter
thrco ttfnes through The abdomen. willis on her
kncea begging for tncrer. She i1ied today.
hlnico, who tms Hitherto been III InoruHsiyc cil.
zen, will probably be lyne1lcl.
, 1879-02-06

Hp9c303 Ul3b1Ic1 70 3Hs 7F499Ha8
OMAHA, Ncb., Feb. b.-The Jury In sha caso OF
Cassler, charged with thu murder Of aiouros,
brought in yerdict at Seward, last evah'nE, ot
guilty Ia tho 1es. degree, Monroe resided near
Arkansas Cssy, Kas., and cana TO Nebraska last
summer, mud wiz wsylaid b. Casslef, who
Killed lin 10 gct possession vt hia team alHt
wagon. which property, together with the papers
bclongim: to deceased, WAS found tp cas*leFS
ppsae9Siou.
, 1879-02-06
FALSE l'faETESHES.
Snkciaf 1f6tulteh 10 1,hf It4hHnf,

JANEsvlL1E, Wis, Fob. h.-E. llanchctt,
President Ut t,,c Green County Agricultural
Society, William II. DioctIart, Ruscuel! Smith.
an1 George Bratty, MI prominent farmers Of
Green County, havs been arrcstcd. charged With
obtaining muuey by false prctenses. They have
been raising md selling Dohch,lan oats, a,,l
farmers ciaitn they arc not what they arc repre-
neute4 10 ".
, 1879-02-06
GUILTY..

Apsetai 0tspa.cA 10 7Aa 9td5xa&
NocxVoRp, ILL.,, Feb. b.-1he trial Ut LosIn 4.
Crosby for mal!rlously removing rail from the
track Of the Chtrago d Northwestern Railroad
At Hoseoc, III October last, was concluded to-aaY
utter 4 tsiat Of ak days, In uhlch every c!Eott
vas made by The defense to place tue guilt upoa
, 1879-02-06

Spteaat uhbaeh 10 The Tribune.
L1rcnrIELp, ILL.,, Feb. 5.--Dan Sheen and
william Crosby, who broke JUL at peorIa two
weeks sfncc, were arrested here last night by
Policeman John &fc1nesnY. They were taken
bark this eyrtltnK hY Deputy ShcriH uilt. GIla
says siclncFny Is the boss cup.
, 1879-02-06

prospects are hasl. The upper portion Of the
kauta Clara Valley Is likely to produce much leas
than au average. The snrraInrnto Valley VII!
prnoaily not bo IN 10 an average. The fuot
hills generally promise Eoo*l y!c|d.
, 1879-02-06

I W" I 2I1EIkS14
hrtcfal Dfspatch 10 me Tribune.

tptcfdI Nspatck 70 7xs 1F16uhe
JULIET, ILL.,, Feb. bin the VIII County Cir
cult Court to-day, N. u. TiRllc, formerly ex'ool
Treasurer Of the tnwuship nil = prominent
rrnl Democratic politician, WINS found Entity of
highway roobcry, tllc Jury liking his punishment
Ut Imprisonment III tl.u pcnitcntiary tor two
ycar8.
, 1879-02-06

1ates have arrived: Archbishop Purcell, OF Cin-
cInnati; Bishops Sr!dcnhuseh, Of 81. Cloud,
Mimi; ftet4,. of LsCrnste; O'Cnnner, Of
t)Innha; Krauttat1er, NJ Green BAY: Ilennrssy.
of Duhnqur; GraCe, Of Ut. raul; Meack, Of
Marnltcttc -