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Geo. f. Jackson, practical watch
II a<er, with j. f. Sabine. All work
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Hot Spring Water.

ga popularity of the waters of the
hot springs is that when squirted upon
wagon it changes the color of the
vehicle from dirty brown to beauti-
full red
The Elko Independent makes this
assertion, but neglects to qualify it by
saying that this only occurs when red
wagon is despatched with brown mud.
French Candies, just received by f.
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900 Raymond & Ely Al 81
10 Eureka Is
65 jackson 81 81
100 Phenix 3
$50 Belmont SOC
100 Leopard
200 ella I5c
800 n. Belle I g
2lj Grand Prize $50 340c
300 Navajo l5c
200 Endowment SOC
770 Independence
$50 South Prize f5c
600 Morning Star SOC
235 Belle Isle 100 9jc
100 Day soc
$40 Hillside .
100 Highbridge 30c
800 Paradise l40c
100 Real Del Monte p q
300 Fourth of July 30 60c
so Bodie 80 81
2I70 McChnton l2j l05c
1920 noga 300 260c
$50 Red Cloud 75c
1870 Summit p p
100 Tioga 260c
53j Bulwer 10 l21
80 Syndicate )
$50 Aurora 30c
2075 Goodshaw IS zoe
80 Oriental SOC
300 Belvidere = Il
30 Goodshaw 75c
2S45 Champion 40 45c
730 Black Hawk =
205O South Bodie 80 45c
1910 Booker 100 Hoe
1890 Mono 7 81
700 Con. Pacific 81
$40 Dudley 10 lljc
400 Jupiter 100 lose
$50 South Bulwer 10 l00c
1880 North MONDAY 100 Hoe
$50 MONDAY y p
500 Vortex soc
2l0 Mammoth II ID
100 Tip Top 75c
go c. Terrace IA
200 Caledonia, Balck Hills 5
1925 Argenta 100 Hoe
TIlis Mornings Board.
$50 Savage l6f l6h
440 Con. Va, SO 81
77j Chollar 9f9t
600 Potosi
4l5 Hale 81 Norcross Ia III
$50 Crown Point g. 81
$50 Yellow Jacket 2l1 20f
2965 Imperial l65 Zoe
100 kentuck 81
sos Belcher 81 6
200 Confidence i5f IS
30J Sierra Nevada % 5l1
$50 Ophir 80 391
4l0 Mexican 43 422
AS Could & Curry l21 l3 b5
lS5 Best 4 Belcher - 2la
10 California 81 81
2lS0 Bullion 747g
600 EXchequer 50 ST
9l5 Overman II IL
645 Justice 800 3S0c
100 Succor |
I40 Union 81 500
$40 Alta 81 9
295 Alpha "a 22f
1870 Lady Bryon 20 75cs
40 JuIla foU 40oc
1870 Caledonia 81
$50 Silver Hill $50 240e
$50 Baltimore IT
1860 Challenge 800 320c
l47j New York 20 65c
l05 Occidental soc
200 Senator i5c
$50 Lady Washington Us l60e3
1850 Andes 50 60c
$50 Ward $50 l25c
1870 Scorpion 375 360c
500 Cosmopolitan 25c
80 Leviathan 75c
$40 n. Con. Va, l05 III
600 Trojan 80 30c
1875 Benton 6 Ct
$50 Solid Silver Zoe
500 Con. Dorado 275 270c
2270 Flowery 100 95c
$50 n. Bonanza 2l0 205c
$50 Fairfax
800 Green
1910 Mackay 3l5 320c
800 Mt. View , p
800 South Potosi 25c
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lowing is extract.
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PROFESSOR RUTAN,

Exclusive Agent for these Organs and Pianos
for the State OF Nevada.
oRGANSSOLD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
Instruments delivered at any station on the
C. P. P. r. r. at Factory Prices. Catalogues
furnished on application
Address, PROFESSOR P. RUTAN,
feb11-'79-3In Winnemucca, New.
, 1879-06-19

looking vol, but cannot stAud II much longer
Without rain. Very little pfohpect OF any ylcla
Of oar sprlay CROPS.
LANE, franklin Co.. Juno 18.-Early wtntef.
wheat mostly cuk a'.t1 In this shock. Straw
short, a'li nocds fair. Not up to last year.
Corn Corn crop never botts9 Good stand and t''ld'
sspAN, Chautauqua Co., juno 18.-Wlnscf
wheat in tie shock. Straw short aud ETass
thin on tho ground, but good berry. Good
stand OF curn,-drought hurtfnElt.
srocKDA1.f, Riioy Co... june i8.-apriug
wheat, oats, nnl barley will not he moro than
ha1t crop, on account Of dry, weather in April
and Mar. Mnre than the Usual acreage al corn
planted. Worked tI,rco times. No grasshop-
pers ret. THE timber ID full nf fpcusts.
Kocxronr, lsooks Co., June t5.-Wo har4
had rains In abundance all the spTiug. Snlhfl
grain crop IL Aupcrbf Wheat headed out good
length. Good stand Of corn. looking sxceed-
tngly well.
, 1879-06-19

NASHVILLE, 'fcnn.. juno 18--A genuine scu-
salioM occurred here tu-t1aY, when it became
known. through publication In tho Ba's.'rr, that
ts,e Grand Jury had returned indictments
aguinst Judge Johu q. Fcrriss, Judge of tho
County Court, Thomas ". Clladwoll, ox-Baek-
Tax Collector, Capt da,nunl Doaelauu, cx-
Clerk of the Criminal Court, N. II. Trallord,
ex-public Administrator. and ". a. Knight,
Cuunty Trustee, all Democrats. The Iulict-
ment ngalnst FeErlsc clargca that, otl thc fst
day OF August ISIS, lo unlawfullY Issued
and lrrw warrunts against Thu county fur
$1A99 for costs In the Criminal Court.
CAadwcll Is chasEel With collecting reyc-
mug amounting to S3,00O wlcll be converted
10 hla own uae md fAilGd to pay over tH thu
6tatc. Uuneiso1t Ia ACCUSED Of ctnhezztlns
$e,D00 converting to Liz uwH Ase, antl falling IL
lny It to tho State. In January, 1870, W. Il.
"fraH0Eu NAs appointed administrator OF tlb
estate of N. Darkur, dcceAscd. IIe rucutyod a,ih
collecseI, a4 asscsts of the estute Of Barker, u
large nnlotlnt Of Inouey Aild property uf lIu nc-
gregato value Of S3,3GJ. 92, which le IL charged
wsth unlawfu'ly converting to h!s own llAe
AMI bcuett, 10 tho sa.no ntanDcr m1lu
3orm. An Indictment WA .found against
unlawtully emhezzlng and converting to Ills
0wn use $t0o, ,000 ot< county funds. lu tho Cir.
fcntt Court this morning Attorney General
Wasls!AEtoa entered motion 10 haYe tbs oi,leo
of. Knight vacated, OF ncconAt OF tho lncutn-
'beutfs bond being irregular. The lnotlon was
coutlnuea until tomorrow for argunltut. DotI-
elson GnYu 81 $50 bonhA thia n1tnrnoon Tor bis
appearance nj the nuxt tur.u nf lilo Court.
'Caplascs Were tssnel for the rest Ut tho parties.
, 1879-06-19
THE FALL RIVER SPINNERs.

FALL Issvrrs, June 18.-The luaoting Of spin.
nera tonight was largely attouded, uni reports
aro nalo from all Tho alls that, With tho excep-
tion Of King Philllp, notices to strlke hayo
been regularly given. Al tue Durfso Mills,
whero notices waro Withdrawn, ncv noticos
were cEycu today, uutl not!res wcre also giycn
had previously bcon said coueesuI,g Z
strlko. The spinncrs stata that liIa meth.
od Ut paying hclp u King Phillip
differs from al other mills In tho eily, and, ii
no spinner makes less than SO q wusk there,
rhern Is nothing certain, however, at,tl ,le King
PAt1p Bpluncra win 1e loft to act for tleu4e!ses
as to the alvtsab!ltty d striking. A. .ln spin
ntrs nppcAr to lave been strengthened by tho
tururs aeetn more fully determined than over to
meet ula strtka without The sltg4tcs yIcldIus.
, 1879-06-19
CASUALTIES.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Sp<tsai Dispatch to The 1Ftb4tne.


BuPrALo. N. r., June 1H.--A lrelgllt-tratu on
tac Buffalo, Ncw York & T !laIe.ph,a RAILWAY
,saH thrown oil tho track t3-dat near State line,
about ten miles from Olraa, by a tramway
crossing tic trac .acI for transporting logs to
saw-lnifl from ncghborlng woods. Tho engine
WIS thrown dpwn 4 sixteen foot cmbankment
and completely wrecked. Tho engineer, J. Z.
sQulbbs. attempted to escape by jumping, but
was covered up hY the contents OF the freight
coalcars. on top of which four ls'aded 1U0 ba rel
ali-tanks wore uiled. 'lllo fireman, Wartuu
.lu.,es, nad MIRACULOUS escape. liz was caught
between tho tank uud piEot.houas. a,al went
down wi.h the engs"e. Whan thu
louscncd. and got out nntnsureH: The coal uni
oil became sgnitsa a,i,i burned. making grcat
contlagrat!on. Ono a[l.tauk xpoded, aud thu
tRnk wa. hurled distance Of Thirty 70 IL into
nor no bav fSun at last aennt. % iozs sa
heavy. Tile accident was caused by the caro-
lessness Of the mnn who owned this tramway.
The tlrc department Of Olean was summoned,
mud prevented thu re,nainEIg curs ull tia track
from betns destroyed and tic further spread Of
the 4gu.
, 1879-06-19
MINNESOTA.

srscial NispacAss u 7hs TrfbuHs.
81. JAMES, Watonwau Co., tuno 1S.-1Ebeat
Il thin and wcedy. No gsasshoppera jet.
Timothy good. Corn fair.
l3Eti.r pLAlRs, Scott CO., Juue 18,-3sand OF
uheat IL very goNl. Pastures, both wild aud
tame, III sp!cudld condition.
uEnsgr, Mobiles Co., june 1a-Sprtng wheat
unl Rll small gpin Injured by drought anl
CrAsssIoppcra more thau 5U per cent. Corn is
good staad, aud - large ~ uautl for th!a tins
OF year.
AkoKA, Anoha TO-. Juno 18-Grn!n haa mt
bean seriously injured by thr drought. T. ~
seedy IN some l!utta. Pastures arst.sste.
torn looking well. Folato.bugs bad.
FtL'AoHE, Fillmore Co.. June l6-ltalos and
cool weather have improved small gralu pros
pecfa. We Look HOW Tor Oil ayGragA cruz.
PASTURES poor. Timothy light crop, Corn not
up TO tho average.
ROCHESTER,, Omatead Co., Juno ,t8.-Wheat,
cats, unu barley hare been Injured BY drought.
Much Of ll,e grain IL THU uul wuely. Nratn
llaa been do!MG better for tho last three weuks.
AFroS, Washington Co., juno l6.-bpring
what u looking Well. Pastures good: l.argu
yield Of hay Cosn Is backward, but tho sta!id
IL good. Crops pronise wsll:
EAsToN, Fanbault Co.. June 1a-DrouGht
Ia Aprit Injured small grain badly. IL thin allli
very weedy. Timothy Light. Coru small mud
sieklY.
ARMSTRONG, Frseborn Co., juue 18-Hcads
forsuluy gu tle uarly-sown spring wheat Tha
prospects Ut good crop are sh4rtcned by the
drought In April aud May. Corn stands wsll
On tie ground. 80
, 1879-06-19

Grain frctghts worc dull yesterday. and but
few engagements wero made The rate on corn
to Buffalo was 19{c. charters were as follows:
10 Buftalo-pridgeon, corn At 1s<c; Russia, corn
through; Davidson. corn at l9fc. To Uswcgo--
schrs G. D. Sloan and q. W. Case. corn at 4s{c;
cnpaetty, 175.00o bu corn. It Is understood that
few .ussets llaye huen engaged to load ore ut
Escanapa for Lake Eric ports, arnopR them the
stcaul large l1nyana aud cons0rt Helena.
At tIse Lumber. Weasel Owno1s' Association
office thu following charters wcrG reported yes-
tcrtlav: Scllr Lotto Cooper, cedar tics, fronl
Hturgcon i3ay to Chicago, DC each; schr lver
Lawson dry luinber, trotta h1usxcgon, 90 per
1,t0D leUt; aclt 7. y. Skinner, wood, from Pine
Lake, $l.75 per cord: scl,f A, Bradley, cedar
posts, irom Horn's Plur, 333{e zach.
, 1879-06-19

AS<tfat HHsdtth 10 7ht 1fftHHs.
QUINCY. ILL.,, June lB.-The sale Of Gen. Bin
glctan'& atocE commenced at tlla fale gruunlla
to-day With good attendance Of buyers. Only
cowa and hcffers Wero sold 10 to noon, thu fol.
lowing bolng the prices.
SUB.
White Face, months old. seYsn. n.oighths blood,
S31. y = =.
SUCK Ear, + yeara old. splendid milk Cow, fall
blood, $54
Hack Assls. l years old, dam uuttezcup 5th,
BY Ksnelon tl, Qi6}, $40
nHttsFcap 7th, uut Vt Iutistcup I'd, b. Kens!ou
Il, U4k}, SIS. ..
llafsy lrAXn and fawn, . years. old, out OF Uut,
tercap I'd, hi Jap, sal,
nEown heifet, ge.ts old. out of Duttsrcup 9Th.
brown and fawn, whtn 4pQt on right tatRh &nd
Gank. uut Ut luttcFc4p Bib, by Jep, 3d0.
Light red hetfsF. 5 ysaEa old, whlto III aaak aud
across euMp, $50.
&97. .'
, 1879-06-19

Probability Of NIuro Trouble with tho Sioux
Advance pf tho iioAttlss.
Nr,srfrt f3ffpdfeh Ia T'hk T1nhtInh.

Probability Of Muro Trouble with tho Sioux
Advance uf thu A"sttlss.
spseta. ptfpateh to Ths Tribune.
ST.. Paul, luue 18.-Informatlon waa received
to-day Ut Gen. Torry'a headquarters that the
poplur Creck Old Fort PecK Indian Agency on
tic Upper Missouri River was threatened by u
large ba,d of hostile Indlans. The usws cams
BY Telegraph from Col. Daniel I1uaton, com-
naandtuE at Fort Duford Lie statcs that
courer had tust arrived at Ills post from thu
Agcnt at Fccli, with ulassagu asking for imme-
llus rolief. Tho Agency mas threatened by IN
advancing party ot YAnktonols Indians under
Chiefs Black Cat-Flsh anl Black Tiger. From
friendly Indian scouts the Agent had learned
that the hoBtles nero marching SLOWLY, ansitt1,g
band ut Sitting Bulls Indians, which wers two
mated to number shut 700 Or tAvreabouts.
Cul MuatOu rrpo1ts tilut when tic courier left
the AZeucy tt VIA thought the hosttes were
two days march froIn tbe Agency. Tic utMoat
prevail among tse lr.eudly indians atd tas
w4ttc families Ut tllo Agency. Col. Huston ~.
sponaed ~ the AEeut's prayer for succur bY
seud!nE out compsny u cavalry to the
oTdurs to naka iorcrd marches. Col.
request for further instrustias from lsa. Terry.
Word wua dispatched " oncx to nut oil the
tleld to opposa lN hostile advance and Col
Huston was directed to aAsisu With Dupastmaen.
headquarters huFe a. 1lu earliest practicabss no-
nsant. Information was also received by trle-
2raph from uen. Mlles, commanding 1T Fust
krogh. tla ruports llaa ule colutuu Of troops
lately ordered III lt!s 1eid FROM h.s post and
Fort Custer Wall bc ready to take up tho mItctl
within utr week. Tala connaud viii soosiat Ut
mountad inluutry from thu Fifth Regiment
ana companies OF thu Second Cavalry,
numbering III uil Shout B0u men. Tie co,1-
MANI Mill march purthWartl to aIIl actosa thu
Missouri tlYer aud scout ilse border rrgtol. for
all Sioux from 6ttius Bulls camp tp tle British
| l'osscsslous. The reparl has heen received at
| Department hcnduusttsrs- This section Of tl,u
/ couHtrY Ia largely oferrun by huutt,,x PARTIES.
aud hostile demonstrations axa unprecedented, pl
which tbs sdygnce Oh Poplar Greek Agency may
! bo oulY the bcglnaiuX.
Fan FHAAclsct, June 1H.-At tbs 1udiaa
| council at Umatill2 Monday, after mue4 discus.
, 1879-06-19

5ptetal Mtnsstaes to Tn Tribune.
LOGAN. ilarriaou Co.. .1une 1s.-spsEnR wheat,
oats u,d barley are doing better. Corn Is frst-
rate, well cultivated, and yesy protnlslng. Win
ter uheat has heaicd out well. In the Southern
portion Of tho county MAS destroyed by hail.
Has becn ploved up md planted with corr.
JzFfKnsoN, Green Co., june 18.-Wl,eat oats,
md barloy are thin On the ground, caused bJ
drought. Timely rains sro helping them. Tho
crop of small grain will not como up to N aver
age. Mover had bottcr stand Of corn. Look
tng splendid.
New HANpToN, Chtckasaw Co., June 1s.-
9mul1 grain has recovered from tho cltccts Of
the drought. The recent cupious rains haTe put
them Ia fine order. A few chfnch-nugs, but. no
'hoppors. Pastures were never better. Good
stand of corn.
Esrn ERvlLts, Emmett Co., Jnns 18+-Croph
arc looktng hetter, though somewhat thin aud
wcedy. We look for MI aycsage crop. Htind OF
corn almost perfect liains s!uco my last tolo.
gram have done world Of good.
tApEpRNDENcE7 liuchanan Co... juns H.
snring wheat badly damaged by drought aud
chinch.bugs. cFop "llt DO very light Pastures
good. Corn ver5 clean. and has hcan mostly
ploHcd threa times.
, 1879-06-19

Hpettal Dtspat<A to Int Trthtn&
JOLIET, ILL.,, Juno 18.-IIenry Hill, ruuuer Tor
thu Robertson House, went through the rooms
Of several Of the boasdcrs this AFTERNOON,
gathering up considerable booty. Mrs. ". J.
Rawlins lost gold watch and chain, j. b.
9tansbury d fine dress coat and other articles OF
wearing apparel, and Alr. CLARK a revolver. The
watch was 0rst missed. and the thief immed-
ately nftcr. The Chicago police were Motitlcd Of
The robbery anu iurnlRhod with description Of
, 1879-06-19

sp<csai DtspdfcAes to Tas tribune.
nERsIs, ascen Lake Co., juno 1a.-Sprlng
wheat Is thin and wccdy. Oats arc good. Corn
forward. and gives promise Of good crop. Thu
othy better than expected.
COLUMBUS. Columbia Co.. June 1s.-Wheat,
oass, and barley uoyer looked better. The fear
now IL Ut too much straw. Pastures good.
Tlmotly not up to Nh average. Corn small but
growing. Winter wheat heading 1ucly.
WArEnTowN, June l8-Thls vicinity WAS vis-
tied by q frost this morning which injured 7lues
an1 slightly 1amaEcl corn and potatoes.
, 1879-06-19
ILLINOIS.
Special Htsrutehss TO Tht Tribune.

ISDfcftt {@ff1nSth&f 10 Iht IT3ottHE.
TALLuLA, Monarl Co., juno 18-Bprtng wheat
mud oats are nearly failure. Oats heading
twolvo inches high. Pastures exceedingly ahurt
Itaye not socn paaturcs 30 short In forty y<ars
Corn'proBpects fair. Ureat dcal Of rep1Anttng
Winter wheat headed low. Quality good. VIII
bc cut this week.
BuENA V1srA, Schuyler Co., Junc t8.-sprinE
wheat and outs arc IN entire failure. Ninety
per cent will not be cut. Pastures drying up.
Come are dry enough to burn. Timothy not
n,ore than half crop. Cora very poor Atand.
Small and growing but little. Winter whvat
headed finely. EARLY IL being harvested.
MASON CRY, Mason Co., .Iiluc l3.-Oats md
spring whe4t a failure. Wintcr wheat tluc.
Harvest will begin 'lrst week tn july. Think
now 1t will Yield e!ehtecn bushels to the aero.
Corn is d go'Al staul autl ttcc from weeds.
Huason has neen guod for cul.ivating the low
la.ds In hiasou County. Tho weather showery,
but hGayv rain nucll slcelcd.
Ilnrvcst In full blast. Kernel gootl. Yield bet
ter than lpat year. PASTURES yerY shurt Grass-
hoppers have stripped aonn u'eado~A Corn
st4NIssA. 81. Clair Co., Jupe lz.-tiarvest Of
earIy wheat half oycr. Turn'g out hottsr than
was anttcipated: Short straw. Good head
Wsl! IL tllsd !a wtth ,,1 plump grafH' Oats arc cus
NonLg iichaud Ca, Juno 1B.-We are cut.
ting wheat. TIE severe weather ia March hurt
the crop yar! much. The drought tB ytl With
| uR. Has cut tLe oats md LAX Corn goud
| stand, but short aMtl backward.
EuGELEY, 1roa,lois Co., ILL.,. .tune 18.-Psoa
pccAs Tor tho best cTop Of torn va hayv had for
i've yeara, Good atauII, ground clcal4 Tue
late ralua hare greatly benefited oats, lax, stsi
grass. With fayuru!ila weather oats and faK
will make an average crop. Orasa about 10 per
rent. Winter wheat, of which lhrro ia an In
creased acreage, will 10 ripe BY July /, anu Dids
fair to lnako 4 largu Yield. All crops arc Look
iug we'll. aud faroicia u,l businessmen look
| cheerful.
, 1879-06-19

spiritual matters, nnlalways believed hs opera
tfous In stocks to be controlled by spirits. AZ
tor ills new satte WAS first discovered he bechne
notice to the holders ot TIC oyes!ssued stock
TO signify ,hctr acceptance OF refusal nf th'
stock which tho dcc!ainn OF ttIc Referee
Inns commanded the Company tn n,akc good nt
f.: It Is row selling on t',e market y y Asas,
m). Although tic uyerissnt whs nchrlr 1bo per
rcnt OF the capital, prior to this hca7y Watering
It sold nt 100, and paid 10 per cent a!vtdsndss
, 1879-06-19

DR1poEponr, Conn.,, June 19.-OliVer Tomltn-
sou last week began . suit for divorce. Mrs.
Tomiinson returned TO the city this morning,
rent to her husbands room, took Ills revolver
from bureau, and threatened, II not recon:
cilcd, that she would tako her own life. lie ad-
yanrcd toward her and mas shot above tic heart.
THE woman then sl,nt herself In the loft breast.
The wo,nan's wound Il not considered danGer-
pua. Mrs TunJlnsbn clatms that the shooting
Of her husband vas accidental. He saya It was
deliberate. Tile partics nre prominent here
TomlIpson il man Of eonniderablo property.
, 1879-06-19

Hpttlal N<0a1cA 70 IN 5FlS&Ak
,PA'LADsLfu1A, June 1a.-There docs not
aeetn 10 hs the least opposition u, tho petition
for ue paldqu Of John i. Morton, that has been
nupturoas'y kigucd. 1t tlas bsun announced fur
Anne tlmo that application would be ,undu, and
no one has demonstrated. Kuius +. AuapelY to.
duy argued before Lie HoarL o{ Fatlous ut uar-
flsbarx, claiming that Morton wAs iusaue ou
, 1879-06-19

DAYTON. O.. Juno la.-Thtec carHer-pigeons
aro " De down frou. this city Tomorrow, IL tho
wind Il favorable, to ay trou Dayton to phila-
de'nhis, competing for Tho pslze offered by
JAtuss II. Wade, Of Nsw York. The dtstance Is
5ss mlle+. .a'he pigeons have arcady made thu
route a. different tttnes respectively irom liar.
rtsourg, pttaburx, and zanesytlle. 1t IL ex-
pecte1 they Will make the distance In about
slEht hours,
, 1879-06-19

KntctaI Dl&pafca 10 TAe 7f4bNnk
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, .1lsne 1S.-'tl1e case Of
Dalzcl, Spracuc, and Wfnengcr, charged with
aellIng Kentucky lottcry-tickets, WIS given to
the Jury this evening. A verdict Will not be
rendered until Morntng,-t!At Is, II tho iurY
uEree, which uoW seems unlikely.
, 1879-06-19

OMAHA, juno 19.-United States Marshals
Black aud sbaughuessy, of Utah, arrived herc
th!s evening from Salt Like, havsng in their
custody Geor1n neynoida, who was recently
convicted Of biaamy anl sentenced to two year,
Imprisonment III the House Of Corfecttou ut
Detroit, ai,d to pay a ane Of $5ou. Reynolds,
rctary, volunteered to be tried for bGamy, tu
order 10 nuke q test case. He has now no hupos
Of pardon, and Eoes To Detroit perfectly re-
siRued to his fate.
, 1879-06-19

bis uttcsanccs were used for tho manufacture Of
political cnpttaf and he had, thora'otc. adopted
the policy Ut silcnec. upon ARRIVING hore ,9cn:
ahertuan una received by tlov Croswcll and
to remaI., on Guatd she AlAskt until morning.
Tomorrow he goes TO T'outtac to attend tho
Commencement Of tho Michigan Military Acad-
cttly.
, 1879-06-19

GALVESTON, Juno IL. = Tho .Nt1ss' Austin
special Bays r. NJ. Coward and John Fields, I'M
der sentence of death to bo hanged on the 20tt
Inst, llnyo had their acutances eoiii,nutcd to
lfa fmprIsonulutt
, 1879-06-19

KANsAs CRY, Mo-, June 18.-Capt. A. J.
Clark, noted criminal, and leader Of ganE Ut
burglars and safe.blowers that hayo been opcr
ating both III tle East aud West, was captured
hero to-day and Jailed.
, 1879-06-19

Blkc1dF H1t1IEs 70 266 1FI6N13.
DETHolr, Mich, juno l8,--ThIs morning the
dead bsl9 ON tnan WAS found BY tho side ui lts
Grand Trunk Railway track, near Frazer Statiut,,
lfteen miles from thia city, horribly mutilatel.
1t was Identified as the bud9 Of ,Ja,aes Smyllls,
A0ttl t., VINO started to walk home alosG lid
track un the previous night. liz was eyiluntly
run over by pass!ng tratn.
, 1879-06-19

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Juno 1s.--N7po1eon Bona
parte, colorcd, who was to have hecu hanged At
Sards. Miss, next Friday for murdnr, has been
respttcd by Gov. 8touu fur lour wccks.
, 1879-06-19
FIN AMCI&t.

BosTon, Mass. June l8.-l1lo Boston Herald
aays that q. Il, 8intth & Co.. cotton-4ealert, are
involved in tha saairs Ut h. r. Bu,!th j. CO., OF
New York. 1t Il thought that the liabilities
Will bn less than $100, ,GUO,
, 1879-06-19
UNITED STATES BOARD or TRADE.

NEW YoKK, june lS.-'lhe United States
Board Of Tsaue this evoatng eiectoa tho foalow-
lug astlccrs: President, NATHAN Appleton, Dos-
ton; Vice e-Presucnls, W, A. Cole, Now York;
SsMuel Tupper, CharloAtou, y. q; 8. F. Iov-
ingtou. Cincinnati; Samuel lla'ues, New York:
+, A. Potts. New Jersey: Chsnucey 4. FilIsy,
81. Loul1; Treasurer, john " Morgan; Sec
ret1ry, n. Il. G, Prlge,
, 1879-06-19

William Carlisle, steward OF the schr Pensau-
kce, Attempted suicide ,hla forcnooa III cutting
ha throat with = razor, nearly seYerlng the
wtudplpe, and Intietin3; wound which will
probably prove fatal. No csuse y aeGgnel for
II |. understood th4t 10 IL in quitu comfortabls
circumstances, ulsd haa u wife aud fsMlly iu
Chieagu,-Csetaand Leadsr, 1sth.'
, 1879-06-19

New Yong, june 1S.-Dcfore the trial OF
Jol'any Hope On tic charge Of robbng the Man
haitian Savings institution wAs resumed today,
tlie storn,-tloors of the bank, which have been
frequently referred TO during tho trial, mere
a!bl.