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caAs. N. SCHULZ B. sadTKER.
~ TIE DISTRICT cssrxr DE TIE

gE gEIg DISTRICT COURT GpE THE
Second Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, in
john Rero defendant Action brought in the District
Court Of tho Second Judicial district of the state of Ne
vada in and for he County Of 0rmSby, and the complaint
County of OrnsbY i'll TIE oic, Of the Clerk
said District Court The State OF Nevada sends greet
ng to John Bero defendant You hereby required 10
appear in an action brought against you b. the ahoVe
named plaintiff the District Court Of the Sec nd Judicial
District If the State Of Nevada, in and for The County Of
Drmsby and 70 answer The complaint fled therein copy
IF Wicn accompanies this sumrons) within ten days Tex
elusive of the day Of servc] after the service you Of
Shis suulnons served within tins county or II served
nj this county but within this district, within twenty
iays otherwise within forty Jaws Judgment by default
L De taken against The SAID ectlon IL bro lght %
,btsiu decree divorce Gs5ovins the bonds OF
r,0ry existing 5rtweeu plaintiff and yourself, the
rounds Of 1sscrtio and abandonment PlsutiT ALLEGES
irst about the 81 day Of june, A. j.
>7S the defendant without prOyocltiOI will
llly ieserti and sbaioued plaintiff aud
Continued sld continues 70 iesort and abandon her
second and shat since said last mentioned t" and
r 1,nr .b, ore year last q.t f,e said fanaDt has
Ittr.y failed ai reg actei provide for plaintiff he
VI the ness9NS2TiaS Il lie, which said ne
ect and 1.ure and IS The result of poverty
iefenlat's part which ne could at avoid ~ ordinary in
lustry' ana further 'hat she - "ith"n' i"'I IN IRE
premises, that there living Of the issue OF her ad
Rage female child named Frsnkata Sero, Of the
nj nine yes; that aad child has been and es deserted
ny Defendant and left 10 the support Ut plaintiff. that The
defendant is Unjt have the OF said child and her
siucation that there - 10 con property u plaintiff
and Defendant wherefore plaintiff pr.vs dccrne OF tue
shat the bonds betwr plaintiff aud defendant he
tssoved that tending this action pautf have Inc care
sad u1.stcN Of the said enid, frlnketa Bcr0 that
The ina' herring such and custody be awarded her;
hat rcni'ng this >cou defend nj be required to pay
r4intiS such reasonable siinOny aid counsel
NAY i;st that She eT her costs and have
other relief NAY ne entitled 70. f)iy
forth in plaintiffs complaint. Ati Vol ave hereby
Notified you tA appear suj answer he said
plant ohoye required the said plaintiff vii! apply tie
the cour; 5ol the r,ief demanded ~ her complaint.
Given uniar my hand, and the Zeal Vi the District Court
II the second c4i District nj the Of NJ yad&
in ,nd the County Ornlsby TINS 9Th lay ii DC0hr
in the year Il oir Lord one ho"5',d s,sht hundred aud
severn nine. J. L. MARSHALL,
TsEkL.I ClcTk.
C, : YAPrAH, tttornsv ,,r Plaintiff.
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NOTICE n ii.
UEI~ro Sr4rEs T.AE0 H"F'~~.

TTEI~Ho Sr4rEs T.,Eo ,E"Y-~-
Cts5DS Ctr NcvaJt D3tohor Is, 1870.
Notice ia hereby given all whom = rty concern.
Tl3t John Hanson, Of the county nf Wlahoe STATE O.;
Nevada has this day fled in this Office S application No
T. purchase from the United state, Govern TIE
following described tract Of land chiefly valuable Jim
r. and unfit n tg ltpr, viz: S,',theis! quarter NJ
4etio 90 III township NJ II north VI ran-r NJ
y NJ, containing loo res. and stu N.;,...l The
carson City Nevada L. : Iand District.
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/ KSalyIaG PROCLAMATION.

gNGHLDTsNG THE CUSTOM OF OUR
4 Foreathers and in grateful recognition OF the bless
Ins o. peace hoath sad general business prosperity
vouchssed and enjoyed by the people OF this State
during the year nov nearly ended hereby deSg9ata
THURSDAY the 27th day Of Eoromb5r. i. u. 1875.
~ day Of Thanksgiving and prayer and do earnestly
rcornmend my fellow citizens that with heartfet and
cor dial unity that ". render homage and thanks
To the Almighty Ruler for his many rlercies-
In osncuy whereof have hereunto set my hand, and
caused the Great Zeal of the State TO be affixed.
Done at CAsson City Nevada this 5th day Of November
A D. 1870 JOHN Il KINKEAD.
By the Governor. Governor Vi Nevada
J4sPgx BABoOoS, 5sretasy Vt State.
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nave 5rst received the finest assrtInan Of millinery
!1ods that ever brought 70 this market which will
Sal a. sap FraHc'ss"ricss Caii and for yourselves
"et9 MRS GAVIN
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
ANorggR sTRUooLE ON rms tIDE.
THE MYSTERY CLEARED.
Arrest in Boston or the Murderer OF Mrs. Hull
The Prisoner Makes Full Confession and Gives
the Details Of His Crime.

Arrest In Boston OF the Murderer OF Mrs. Hull
The Prisoner Makes Full Confession and Gives
the Details Of His Crime.
Boston, June 23.-The murderer Of Mrs. Hull Of
New York was arrested In this city tonight and
Is now In the custody Of the police authorities
Hisname is Chastine Cox, copper coOred negro
who has been employed as wal er for year aud
a half In the neighborhood of the Hull residence
In New York City. This negro made his appear
ance In Boston week ago to day, aud, as known
went into pawnbroker shop, where his disposed
of 10 cameo set ofjewelry The pawnbroker furn
ished the officers with description OF the party
who pawned 1t.
Mr.. ". r. Batch, Newspaper reporter In this
city while walking along snawmut avenue, OBJ
served colored man In front of him, and the ap.
peaYance Of the negro impressed Batch as very
much IN accord with the description that had
bee given by the pawnbroker Of the man who
pledged the cameo. After careful observance
Of the party. Batch approached him and inquired
If he could direct him to Bunker Hill street. and
to this inquiry the negro responded that he was
stranger here from New York. This tending to
COZ firm the impression that he was the person
wanted, Batch watched him until he taw him
enter cOlorel church, and then haslened to In.
form the police authorities, who sent a detail Of
oficers an made the important arrest -.
Cox MAZE no resistance but went quietly to the
police station where he was searched and Mrs. o.
Hulrs watch was found on MIN and thoroughly
iden ided. He was not retiCent and said, in an.
sWer TO questions that he had lived for ~ long
time opposite Mrs. Hull's house, aud at the time
OF the lObbery he entered through the lower win
dow and went up stairs to her r"om. He further
said bis purpose was robbery alone, and he did
not intend to kill her Private Detective Otto and
Police Officer SChmilbeTger OF New YORK, have
arrived here and visted Cox at the station TO.
night be was fully recognized, and ahO gave
evidence that he knew the police dticer
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FOREIGN NEWS.
DEATH OF THE PRINCE IMPERI-
AL OF FRANCE.
He IL Killed by the zuluH While RecOnnOlteTing
AbdIcatlOH OF the KhedIVe Demanded
Condition Of Empress Eugene Chinese
Raiders RaYaging Kuldja,
ENGLAND.

London, June ia Reuters dispatch from
Cape Town. dated June 30, via. Madeira, to-day,
statei that Prince Louis Napoleon, Prince Impe.
rial Of France, accompanied by other officers, left
Colonel Woods camp TO reconnoitre. The party
dismounfd In a Mealie feld, when the enemy
crept upon them and assegaied the Prince, killing
him. His body was recovered,
The Times correspondent, writing from Itilizl
Hill on the I'd, says: "The body Of the Prince
Imperial was discovered IN field Of long grass.
There were no bullet wounds upon II, but there
we're seventeen wounds made by atsegsi ,thruss
The body Was found stripped aud the cloths had
been taken away.
dispatch from Cape Town, June 81, says the
news OF the death the Pfince Imperial has cast
gloom over the city, All flags are flying at half.
mBst.
A small British force was surprise on Orange
river by q large body OF Bssutes. Several BRUSH
were assegaied In their leuls. Six were killed
aud fifteen wounded The enemy we're pursued
and heavy loss Inflicted upon them.
London, June %, correspondent at Paris
heart that II Prince Jerome NopOleon or his son
aspires to the throne, the expulsion Of one or both
from France will be proposed NJ. Rouher has ar
rived at Chiselhurst.
The Ex- Empress Eugenie has much improved.
She attended Mess this morning In the room OG-
cuped by the late Prince, which was provided
with an altar. The Queen will visit her to,mOr.
Tow,
London, June pa dispatch from Paris reports
that Prince Jerome Napoleon will not allow either
himstli or his so-s 10 become pretenderb " the
Imperial throne
VWnne, June 29-The Court will go into mourn
inc for ten days on account Of the death Of the
Prince Imperial OF Frapce
A great msgnate Of South Wales Is s r Wakin
Williams Wynn, who owns 90 OJ0 acres IN Den
bghshire. He Is an NJ, p, as his lather was before
him AOr half q century,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
EGYPT.

Constantinople, June % AT special Cabinet
Council, at which the Sultan presided, the Grand
Vzerread telegram from the Khedive snnounC-
ing that the Powers demanded his abdcation
The sultan approved the resolution Of the Turk.
ish Ministers advising the Khedive to refer the
Powers 10 the Sultan, but declared he was indls
posed to accept the even nal demand Of the Pow.
ers for the abdication OF the Khedive.
Cairo, June 22.-The Khedlve has declined to
abdicate ana has referred the English and French
COnsuls. General to the Porte.
London, June % dispatch from Alexandra
annou' ces that the Sultan leaves the Khedive
full liberty Of action 1t is reported that Austria
and Germany will demand either the payment of
bis creditors or th' abdiCstiOD Of the Khedive.
This explains the Khedive'S Efforts 10 pay credit
ors he hoping thereby to gain the support of Aus.
tria and Germany.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
ANOTHER TRAGEDY AT TERRE
HAUTE.

Terre Haute, Ind, June 20 Edward s. Cooper,
an iunerant horse trader, was killed In this city
this afternoon by neg named Albert Evans.
Two years since Jonathan Cooper, brother of the
murdered man, was attacked and beaten by a
negro named Bunch and when he saw Evans
to-day mlstook him for his former enemy r
The mistake was explained but Evans volun-
teered to stand In the shoes of the absent Bunch,
If Cooper wanted satisfaction.
When Evans volunteered to fight the battle for
his abseut friend, Cooper asked, Can you whip
US botn8' Evans said YES" and seized char
aud struck K iwsrd Cooper heavy blow on the
right side Of the head, three inches above the
ear Telling him 10 the earth Evans was taken
before Mayor Ravens, where COOper appeared,
filed complaint, aud gave testimony Oh which
Evans was fned for assault. Cooper tnen mount.
ed q horse, and started IN company with his
brother for their camp on the west side OF the
river. Before they reached the river the injured
man began 10 grow weak aud fell from his horse
He was assi,ted TO remOunt by two poliC
and 6ually reached the camp. III
By this time he was speechless and medical
aid was summoned, aud IL was discovered tnat a
blood vessel had been ruptured In the oraiD,
from the effects OF which Cooper died ut eight
O'clock this evening, four hours after the blow
had been dealt Evans is In cu tody.
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RUSSIA,

london, June PA dispatch from Berlin an.
nounces that in consr quence Of raids in the
KudiA Territory by Cniuese soldiers, who are
rsvsgtng the country wit Gre and sword, large
Russian expedition will be dispatched against
them. AS the raiders are likely to receive the
support Of the Chinese Government, war may su.
pervene.
A cOrresponde't at Berlin reports that there
re l,TS0 cOuhdgTainn in Russia d ring the
month Of May, UcCasionIng loss of 1000 900 IOu.
bles.
A dispatch from Berlin says the Tifiis Messenger
reports the Ttkte TurkOmans have made an IN
cursiOn into the Persian Province of Budshanurt,
and destroyed 245 places. Russian troops from
Caucasus are arriving at TChlkislar to end the
invasion.
The hoSby of the Empress Of Japan is silk rails.
Ing. She mss a silk manuiaclOrv within the
bounds of the imperial palace, and many dis
tiDgu shed ladies cooperate with her.
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TOOK HIM TO RAISE.
EIopement Of Woman Nearly Fifty Years Of Age
with Il Lad Of Nineteen.

EIOpement Of Woman Nearly Fifty Years Of Age
with a Lad Of Nineteen.
Eljslbethtown, KY June 17-A big excitement
was crested on the streets yesterday evening
when II became rum0red about that a widow Of
forty eight and youth Of nineteen were in town
for the purpose Of getting married Iuvestigs-
ton proved the couple to be Mrs B s Ashlock
and young man named william Lewis, who
had been working for Mrs. A. IN TO q week or so
since and who was ordered TO leave there by Mrs.
A 8 Rtep>onE with the threat Of a shot gun aTgu.
ment II he should attempt 70 return,
Mrs AshOek had become iniatuatef with the
fellow and as she is comfortably fixed having
about S,0O1 in land and money, and is besides
her own OOss, she determined to ru-h matters
through with vim. To this end she and Lewis
met at East View yesterday, and, boarding the
train, came To this place, Intending to get mar
ried here. After her arrival she decked him out
10 full su I Of clothes at her expense, and
awaited his attemp pt to get the license. As be is
under age, he cam to the conclusion not 10 MAKE
the attempt here, and he aud the Widew boarded
a train for Louisville. aud, 1t Is reported, were
married in JeferNOnville last night about nine
O'Clock, returning 10 this place Oh the midnight
trsin While here yesterday evening friends tried
10 dissuade the lady from the step she was taking
but alf advice aud entreaty were unRvailins, as
she declared she intended to marry him at all
hs ards This morning they went home on the
train and If the step-sOns do as they have threat
ened Lewis hi1e won't hold shucks tonight
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Massachusetts,, Saturday shot dead his three chill
dre n, nl girls, sged Elk four and one year, being
unable to support them. He has cen out Of work
since February. At that time he went to COlOra-
do, but recently returned and had been ordered
to vacate tenement house belonging to Germa-
mania Mills, as he no longer workedin The mills,
He sent bis wife out on sn e1and before commit.
ting the crime. When arrested Kemmler said:
"Let The law take It's course" he iesred the chu-
dren might grow up end enter houses Of prostl.
tuition, He thought they we're better in heaven.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

Reading has no waterworks, there being no
necessity for such an institution. The reservoirs'
which hold $1,000 900 gallons are situated at the
base Of high hills and these hills are full Of con-
ttantly flowing springs. the water from which
runs in six different streams toward the teEer
voiTs. It Is conducted directly into the water
mains, and the supply Is ever sufficient. Some.
times It s too Copous, and then the surplus water
isrun into the streets and escapes through the
sewers.
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ton, Fort MoHenry, and In our harbOr, and you
will remit mber that complaint was made IN Dem
OCrato newspapers about this matter and about
the guhbOaR at Washington aud New YuFt Re,
publican newspapers laughed At II, of cOune, aud
most peOpe did not know what IN believe. II
they had known how close the truth was their
fears might have brought about the catastrophe
In that event the navy could have attended TO
the Atlantic cities but rising In the West wOAld
have been even worse in reality than In the an
tcipation, Thank God, Tilden was a coward and
the whole thug blew over"
JOHN +. MINES.
Utica, N. Y, June Is.
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SITTING BULL IS COMING.

Bismarck, D. T., June PA special from Fort
Buford says scout just in from Sitting Bulls
camp horth Of hero, states that the old man is
marching on Long Deer with 700 lodges ofwar.
riors and coming south be will probably be met
by General Miles's exped ition, and bloody fight
will be inevitable. The IbdiaEs are will armed
The Crow and sioux along the Missouri River are
very hostile sgainst each other. A general exteT'
the cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
THE BIG STRIKE AT FALL RIVER.

Fall River, June A.-Ata meeting Ct splnners
tonight 1t was voted to inaugurate a strike to.
morrow in every mill In the city except the Meta
coment and the AnaWRn, notice in these mills not
being given as early as in others and the spinnens
will work there day or two longer until the ten
days notice expires. Nothing was said about the
King Ph lip, It be understood that no strike will
lake place there,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

London, June A.-The Press Association says
President Grevy has officially sent message OF
coincidence to the Ex.Empress Eugenie on be.
half of the Republic.
COnstantinople, June 24-The Grand vizIer
has substituted TO the sultan new programme
Of policy and rGquested modification of the pres.
ent Ministry
Rome, June 2.-NotwithStandiDg the oppos.
tion Of the Cabinet, the Senate approved the bill
limiting the abolition of grist tax to inferior
grades Of maize and other cereals The bill will
be again presented In the Chamber OF Deputies.
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5000 REWARD.

Cadiz, Ohio, June 24-The Commissioners Of
this county offered to day reward o 800 for the
arrest Of Melvin Hanna, who murdered James
Malonee at CadiE, Ohio, June 7th. Hanna is
bout nineteen years Of oge 5 feet inches in
height, dGk eyes, heavy set weight about 1876
pounds large protruding lips q con mon lsbOier
and not ust to travelling, or, as usually termed,
"rather Verdant"
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A WOLF AT THE DOOR.

The Desperate Deed OF a Poverty Stricken
Father.
Springfield, Mass, June 21-JOhn Kemmler, a
German, at South HOlyoke, shot dead his three
children, all girls, age six four and one year. be-
ing unable tn support them. He has been out Of
work since February. AT the time he went to Col
OradO but recently returned, and had been order.
ed to vScate q tenement belonging to the German.
10 Mills, as he no longer worked in the mills He
sent his wife on an errand before committing the
crime When arrested. Kemmler said, Let the
law take its course" He feared the children
might grow up and enter houses OF prostitution.
He thought they would be better in heaven.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

An eighteen. months old child Of Abraham Pat.
terson, Of Cuysho Falls, Ohio obtained ham,
mer from a blachsmih's shop Saturday, and
ersWled between the legs Of team aud began
striking At the horses thoes. One Of the animals
stepped upon the cbilds leg, bttakiDg 1t short OF
above the knee, and then dashed hoot into Il
face, urlii it distance Of tEeial feet The
child will de- f1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

A lady at Pittsburgh while out house hunting
heard the voice Of child IN the closet Of house
she was looking through. Opening the door, two
little girls were discovered imprisoned there, one
Of whom was intenNble, These children had
gone into the house on Wednesday to play, and
entering the Closet clO'ed the door. when spring
latch fastened them in. They were 1eAtortd 70
their distressed parents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
MEXICAN REVOLUTION ENDED.
Gen. Negroto wli,., Letter Of submission.

City Of Mexico, June II 1t is reported that
Gen. NeNete has seus in mes age of Submisslon
and asked clemeDoy OF the Government. Mer.
chants Of Vera Cruz, considering the recent law
for the suppression Of the conIraband trade TO be
Injurious 70 their Interests, recently met at the
Exonange, and resolved 10 suspend transactions
into the interior. The Government Immediately
ordered 10 removal Of the custom'houke 70 the
City Of Mexico whergupon the mercnants aband.
oned their attttde Of resistance, and resumed
business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

AProiessOr Paichal Plant Of Baltimore, d "a.
ported to have invented machine for iepsnunR
gold f:Om earth or gravel without the use Of
water This has been desidtnlum 10 good min,
ers for many years. Several Of his machines have
been shipped TO California.
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THE MEXICAN VETERANS.

Washington, June 25- Representative GoOde Of
Virginia, will at an early day endesvor to intro
duce bill remedyiDg the defects IN the Mexican
Veterans Pension bill, 80 that there may be no
obstructOns in the way Of the soldiers Of that war
obtaining their pensions, which are now withheld
on this account. I..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
sAn ENDING OF A WEDDING ToUR

Buffalo, June 2l.-Mrs. A. ROLAND Of Liege
Belgium, at Niagara Falls to-day, borrowed
drinking cup from her husband while visiting
the Three Sisters Islands, and STOPPING for drink
fell into the swiftly runnuing waters and was
sWept over Horse Shoe Fails. The husband aud
Wiie were on wedding tour,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
BRUTAL AFFAIR.

A Man and His Son Shot, the House Fired, and
Three Children Perish In the Flames.
Cincinnati, June "a "A Frankfort, Ky dispatch
says Saturday night, at Sand Rifle, twelve miles
distant, party of unknown men attacked the
house Of Sam. Faulkner and severely wounded
Faulkner az he ran from the house, and then set
fire to the dwelling which was consumed with It's
Inmates, Harry Russell, eyed seventeen. who was
also shot, and two children Of Faulkner's, aged
al affair,