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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-19
Another Story AbOut stewards
stolen Corpse.
wheat Crop in Minnesota.

New YORK, August 1S.-A Times
special from Winona, carefully
written, estimates that the wheat
crop Will show an average yield
per acre In the entire region south
of the Mississippi river not to ex-
ceed thirteen bushels and the av-
erage grade Of wheat within the
same limits will be No. 2. Anav-
erage of sixteen bushels per acre is
very liberal estimate for the en-
tire wheat growing area of the
northern portion of the State, in
cluding the most fruitful fields of
the Red River valley. There is no
reason to believe in the slightest
superiority this year in Northern
wheat oyer that produced in long
cultivated fields in Winona and
the adjoining counties. The sta
tisticians think the aggregate
yield of wheat in the entire State
the present year will amount to
1888, 944 bushels This computa-
tion will scarcely meet the views of
those sapguine gentlemen who re-
Gently harvested with their lead
pencils crop Of from forty-five to
fifty millions; but with q reasona-
bly, brisk foreign demand and fair
prices during the coming winter,
such az there Ii every reason to ex-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-19
The Fatal Fi,e.t Locust Grove.

New YORK, August 1Sth.-Four
dead bodies have been found in the
ruins of the hotel burned on Friday
night last at Locust Grove. They
were those of Joseph w. Pierce,
w. Schuchardt, Kate Rafter, cham
bermaid, and Louise, the cook.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-19

TO q
Bids wi |
office OF |
cultural |
UNTIL s
FOR WI
RIG
Specluc
ety's ONO
Applicati{
The Soc
any and 4
rosAn1
, 1879-06-23

the sergea1!t cried 10 n Po1lce Inspector In tho
rear "rass me my revolver" Ills words we're
repeated In Tic cavern, a,l the voice f,y rhtei
ihey wcre rgnttorad was evidently That or fcnr.
less resoluto peraon. At the anfne time fIlpre
VIA tnhckerY In tlc tone ami In the rrpctttton
0f biz lnngtlaRo that al,Rtred The valiant Ssr-
grant, who snld wrNthfnllY: "You impu1ent
sons OF Rnns" (toq"tns| Tic crithrts ware
hurled back at tho Sergeant ntMl his two st,p-
Themselves called, "You impudont sons OF
Eltns.'
>, Puzzled by this extraordinary conduct, the
Sergeant, not knowing rtat elee to DO 10
conrcal the fact TINT he md his e,lbort!I.
Mates }la1 leen ratted bad names bv the
fe'!ONa in the drain, went to his supcrtors
md told them ho believed the bandits
wanted TO rarler with thc.r bcsicgcrs. Then
tho special representative Of tho Rerubtic OF
France, ". Vfala, md The Mirror OF Dram nnti
tile Chief OF Police, and thc Mnior In com.
aewcr. Each In tnrn spoke to ttIr robbers. ana
oil received sast.factory nnswcrs, couctrd,
stEnDEelY enough, In tho terms thcr hnd flcn,-
eelvca used. Might felt l,efore tt,r DssleYng
was done. md the r,bbers Eavc nj Indication Of
nn Intention 10 tsR'le from thrfr retreat nu1
surrender themselves. 'rlc police ul,d military
bluclladcd them all night, anu about 1000
tovnspeople watched the RieHe With Interest.
III tho morning II was determined to risk q
combat with thc thieves. THE police, armed 10
the teeth, therefore boldly entered the cnvern
recess, anfl fulnd-nnt oven the hhadhw OF
rohhcr. Tie acuusttc properties OF the sewer
wcrn trstcd, and number bf facetious eclIocs
werc found to hare innsuuoratcd as tnlkatIye
brfeentls md itnpudunt respondents 10 ihc sum
Monses OF justice.
, 1879-06-23

Bishop Gilbcrt Hnyen. who has returned from
a pastoral visit to Texas, bears testimony to the
1awlessnoss prevailing III ttat State. Tho
Bishop writes: "a hslsbaE.tl, sttting nt his tiru
III The evening, says: .W!ic, reckon I'll 70 to
nrayer'mecttils. Bring inc my revolvur.'" DR..
unler hs .lottco in u brei visit: An old man
and his wlfo 70 to married urtchl,nr'a lousc !:
thAt hight the house IL attarket1, both nlon and
nnu OF tllc women are murdered, and the tane
week man nna his aon.fn.'aw arG murdered on
suspicion OF having committed the crime. A
woman Is reconclod to her husband, who had
left hcr; aa c kisscs her ut tho door tIor fatser
und brother kill him. Two men ausrrrl about
tho forage for III emIgrant wmgo,l. knives
atMl pistols appear. and one soon ltus pruT,e
upon tho earth. 4 towl,.tnarahal IL lonng.
Inc at the door Of u saloon. and an eucmy
puts i bullet through bis heart. A ,naa
Wo8 fined for carrying unlawful weapons,
10 take away tho fntller'h revolver, A l,aa
uircAds lrend hY bud Joko nnd apo!u.lzcs:
no matter: he Is shot dead. Two cutt'e,trad-ra
part At sunset, apparently good friends all .tay;
a. ony rods oil Vic ot,.er "olugge.l him III the
back" The snl pf q hoFHs-raro for a saddle IL
that rs two ot tho competitors are n1ow!lIg thuy
exchange s!lols, and one IL LEI. dead IN hls
furruws. Two Children nwako at night anl tlnd
iheIr ia'her with hs throat cut by !lis sister
in.law. Thinking over Ms months Aojuurt,, the
bIshup ltll!orses, though III less forc6lD terms,
,la opinion Of tho floi. X. G. Herr, member
Of Congress from Michigan, who, III a recent
6peoeh made during the political contest on Tie
Military Approximation bill, satd: "Your bls!-
ness enterprises should b. coaanctol muro with
needs to-day Ia more corn md cotton aau less
cllssedueas,-,rore mills, more u1anltncss; less
murder, !eas In0onshElera. South Carolina
should raise 1orses md hoga moro aud hull luss."
, 1879-06-23
THE CZAR AND THE SULTAN.
Russian EntEtEucs In Turkry-prnpnrinE the
Ground for Moro Liberation Of Opurnsxetl
feopio+

Na n"' ~. ;" >. au'Hr5-HF"p"F'"E ING
vro"," o"n' ZOE MORO i'"oFH'on of ohnfhsse"
feop'e"
VIENNA, Junc e. -. . f1c informs III that
tn certain cooncfs has stccectietl thc warmth
of Ia,e snfu,e,t n,o thc ravtJon, ,,.tvo,p rr-s.r
e,J nu.s,s 1ht. .a,s..a. - ss.a i..n
a. nuss'a ih's ,eael,om 10 sa'a tooe particularly
observable In tile Sultan. The Incidents con-
ncctcd with The installation Of Alcho Pushn first
Opened bis eycs to The ciphe..tIke post,ton In
uh,rh hx ,ho .G,,o. ~ nr,.,n hn ,,,, hsa,, ,...,
,ri.h i.os. ao ',a.E"
WIN 'eHsaro ID East houmela' oa7'ha et s!ip from
his hands the mennh OF making his authority
respected, and retaining only The shadow of
nower. In his 1..,rc tn nokc tho ptmost ran.
re,.tor. -ns.,h.o ~ ttn sa,,s =, .ooas ~
ee.s'ous p.ee'o'u .ot .hc eaAe VI psace, t!c
sultan overlooked the tmp porfancn oG the stug1e
etcps he was induced TO make and the connec-
tton OF the different measure. he was persuaded
10 nrroo n md wh,ch NV rove,, t1snsn1re.
w. "'.o ".'s" ~" ts'ea' t"ei4so.ses
10 nun rs systematic pinn 70 reduce
his authority In Eastern Roumelta 10
the establishment of tho sultar.e suthor,ty oni,
.,'s .'." =. ~, ~ ~. a1'.l, aas'1 -, "".
snS opesai1"n y o. w eta1utc, aepenueu ~ Ereat
.heasuIet nol Gn'!rely' on !,a Hlcn caoscn ioF
hs, she Governor hs seeFetary.acucral who Is Thy
Iea4 WoEkMB neaa o1 ina Autnla'stFe!ion. anu
She enmmanasr g. the militia. ~ ts.rse
m,socsay Or ina1reetly owe tnesf onno'niments to
earoca ns !ailnfes nav!nE shown themssiVe. ~
mon without lt!e Qualities commanding obeti.
soss t's. n., t,ai,ls,s .,s ,t, sesnee.. Ulst1rn
aheea rs nays tnus. no @ aoan., neen ptefenseu, ont
Wllieh 90 Ht.le now remains 10 II. but, mere
even than this. smother circumstance seems to
"a nase g1onily contributed 70 conl she snitah's
lf'anashil 70 hassla- t9ieEablY extended
correspondence pet"e8n Inc ola7 committees IN
hussfn nnn their various rAmillcatinns In
european turkey, eTen IN tilr capital has fallen
, 1879-06-23

will turn gouf backs on the Jcf1crsonlan doctrine
Of Stato.soyesctGntY, md inaugurate dcspo-
ism under the plausible but Imperial name Of
ii BELfEvE THAT you HAVE DONE
RlniiT, AND | ~ NOT PEEL THAT 1
HAVE DUNE WRONG"
These words should BE- craven IN gold on pil-
tnss Of Parion marble; they slloulu he printed
In HE textbooks Of schools, colleges, md uni.
vcrsitlcs; t,er should ho blazoned un our State
banncss. ahd handed down from generation 10
generation. until tlie iast day Of time.
puss q ous c'sr} 9s y @ s' m be f,s bas ns
trump. va forget ille trteklfne Of our weak,
pttfui Conservative Congressmcn, who havo
dared-pAhnD ask pardon for our past; mud We
renew our VOWS 81 icatts to the righteous Cnuss
that is swcepi,tE onward and upward to III.
premo y!h,f!eat i'm.
When Jefferson Davis concluded, tfrre came
9 thundcr.sinp Of huzxas that shook The bnlll-
tl.E 10 tts foundation; nowora flew through the
air ntnl fell at bis feet: and Then the aullsncs,
with simultaneous accnr1l, sprang forward 10
connratMase our rrca!dens.
Jcffcrern Davis, anil Jefferson Davis only, Of
deep. intense degrees Of enthusiasm, in the
hcarta. brains, mud souls OF o Mississippi Press
conycn'ion.
Whvf
IIccan,e be II The truest and best.tricd repre-
sentntsvc Ut the eacfsd and sublime PRINCIPLES
for whcf' our people offered NO liz. rrd blood
Of tl,tnan sncrlfcc; because he has contfpued 10
unfold ihc cause In defiance of tAlumny, ptrse-
eu1Inh, atnt dnngeon.chatns; because he has
never traIed in CuslI, nor tratflckcd In the rlb-
never sought 10 placatc our guilty conqucrors; !;
ami hecausn lie has never made an apology or
askcu pardon.
Wc wish to the scvcnth heaven that every bas-
tnfu Democrat 10 fankeedom could have heard
the srecrh Of Jct1era0n Davis, have witnessed
bis reception, mid 'bcen htartted by lie spot-
, 1879-06-23
A Terrible Ti,up in t)ran.

deetook campaign agallist bantlta last mouth.
They were led by all ih4 ciyil a,d military off,
curs of tho town. and It's entirn population took
holiday 10 witness the.s labors. Going to ono
Of tic suburbs they carefully surrounded ra-
which tile smaller dratna Of the town tlelolcll.
bomu gardeners working In tho saync had heard
tho sounds Of voets escaping from, this sewer,
atl t,ad informed the town suthoritse4 that Ii
was tho lurking. plaza OF robbers who have tor
months besu making successful rntas on the
strung. bo1sa Ut tic good people of Gran. Wheu
Tho ravine had BEEN inelouqd, uud It lad beetl
.uqdu certain that the InaletactoEs weru leGntnel
IN, Sergeant und two x''uaves wern xsut To 1lle
64rrsudHr.
''Surrentler youraeive8r' tho Sergeant cried
'surrundsr yuursclyesl" : deep yalce replied
from wlth!a tln dark cavuru. Making un hts
miUl thAt the robbers weke de!eEMlned 10 9ghL,
, 1879-06-23
HOOP-LA!

An a,so,onn "Ynvp" Over Jcr Davis,
osn,oaa t.4it1s, Sauihern statt,. Jnns H.
OUR rass,pEsr-,EprEHsos DAVIS At THE
rnATons raKr
rios.
whos, nans4 IT, woee bis', white T.s,e viii, shine
Until 9na Sup,asty Saits ~t'n NJ 1s tss 4. Will ,ps
Nor offer up bright so1!vo blood at ffse'!oms al'
Tho Mississippi Press Convention was III seq
suddcn,v : tel,pr,m wo. rcrc,yrd ,bot rad i.
n4uu.o'S 'os1''01 "3' 4'"' 's''a 'o
follows; a......
Mill bo down On tho :aa7 train Tonight
JErsEHsoN DAVIS.
Whom the name Of Jefferson Dnyis was pro-
uounced, The wholo house became surclarged
W." .,,''I ~ wv ~, a"H "".u
our Chleltasn wa'Aeu up 'ho nis'e' y low MN
utes later leaning Oh the arm of the Hon. Ethel
Usrksdulc, hu was snutcd BY cheer after cheer
There wus white cloud of i!u,terlng huadkcr-
80, .e,,.-"s y. ..,,,..,,.,. - s.. ~.
ehiets, followed oy sa,h'sorm Of roses 1''at
best. "nlr'ca' anu un,sea aroau! tns lorm OF
our President, until bis path led up through
shining t,owers and subtle fragrance,
's 1uhs, .,,srcc h.,, hr.u n,r,f.,1v rea,or.a y.
s,. ~
soss ~ s''ea"'
The tsmpesls OF seventy wlnssrs had wl'itened
hJs lprks, but there 1la atood, tall, straight Us
m t,u,au chiet. win the oueuchlcss 0ros nf his
.sn,,I .,,,,,t hi.,tno T., hi. .vo. 80 ,,,..
', pouI ,"odv ~ ~ ~ ',,cnr,s thr,1,u, luz
shrntn'n ~, II. snsceh - '''' e4Ae'o t'''''''
'"t"'S.t t Ert,rm III Gs1v A sn,1rt,roS vo,,.vu
- NEFEh, ,;1n Snn fun 1iEMH uN "uMAS: M:s;ss,
1g,,,1a ~ sn;T; W1:n -, y, n11"' o'S'
~ =, ~. NC. ,,,.r,,,,.5 b, ,,x.ta... rs,
s!s.s 't' w" '''ss'i"p'~e - ''"''N"o ~
, 1879-06-23

MILWAUKEE Wis.,, June 81. .-FLoun-Duil and
unchanged. -.-,.
uuA.x--whens quiet: opened tic lowor; o!osed
weak; No. Milwaukee hard. S1.o5M; No.
milwaukee. none here; No. 2 do, 31.0l; Jtlne.
Sl.ol; JnlY, 07c; August 02c; No. 3 Mllwau-
lee, t0Ac; No. 4, T4.ic: rejected, 84Hc. Corn
ID good demAnl: M. =, 32Ac. Rye dultan un.
s,apgcd; No. !, s:sNc. barley duli. nominal.
md scarce; No. eAprinR, CIR.
PHov1sinxs-tluicta and easy: Ness pork quiet;
Hp,o cash. Prime Atcam lard. 81. 20.
ETIoas--l)ull and nominal at 33. .GbfS3. al.
FnkiamTa-lVhcat to HniIafo, &c.
IkcEtrra-Ftour, :. 500 brie: wheat, "a, 600 bn.
SalpAENTs-Fiour. -, 600 brla; wheat, 200, 600
, 1879-06-23

C1EvrlAsD. o.. June II. -rErneLsuN-Un.
charged.
otL CTR, ra.. Inue II. .-PErnoLEux--Marke
opened with 0tac bid: advanced to g5Sc: de-
clinel to ciafo: eayanced and ctosed 1rm ut .ic.
ShlDmenIs, III 900 brls averaging ~, 600; trnns-
actions, .Gl0, GOO.
ptTTsnsinu. pa., Iuns Fl. 21..-FETnoLKuH-Crud
H,0ro active 1t BIC Mt rntSera for shipment; 70.
dncd dull At 6sic, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-06-23
nE't'Ifit1FC.

1>RrAoT, sttch.. Jnno 21.-FLoun-Qniat mt
s,cndy.
tinArN-Whcat-Rxtrh s1.0aH; No. l wh'tc,
8l.0Dt; July, 81 .ogA bid; August, 41.otA; mill.
ing Nc. j. ST. u'ta{ as}snd.
liEcEirfS-Whcht, II, i3t bu.
SislrMBNTs-Whtnt, il, l38 bn.
, 1879-06-23
BUFFALO.

BrrfALo, N. r., Juns nl-Rror,prs-1r,rr
S'115 b'la; wheat, 10, 600 bu; corn, 5B, oo4 bn,
s,ttpxKNTs-b5 cansl: Wheat, o., o88 bu: corn.
M' 100 bu. BY railroad; Wheat s, COO bu; corn,
18, 600 bu.
oRA1N-Whsat dull; sales 1. 600 bu No. hard
Milwaukee a. 81; Il; 800 bu No. saeboysau at
So: oa's held at a7Hc; no bids. Rye Neglected.
bnt!oy neglected. eS~'e"+
taE1aHrs-CaaAlt lake, sud rail- unchanged.
, 1879-06-23

'pEnn1At June 2t.-1l,onwtNrs-1nactvs bat
frnt sales 20 brls at 81. .OJH.
, 1879-06-23
Q81YEGU,
wRrYA

Oswnoo N. r.. Jauo 21.-GnAs-Whsai
romina!l7 unchanged. Corn steady; No. 2 West.
crn, 4t!sc,
, 1879-06-23

ments, s, 3T bu; irnee; No. 2, cash, 0BItc: juno,
BH,sc: No. x cphh, 0iiot Junn. 94Ho. Corn, r1-
sclptA: D,1 hu: shipments. 10, io3 bui asm; No.
2, cssh, 31t1c; Jnnc, 31Hc.
, 1879-06-23
WOOL.

Bosroa, juno 21.-NooL-Flrm; new wool nt.
riving frsety: eafera free se11erh and d!sposed to
cloao up stocks ~ fast rs received; Ohio, Penn
AylYhnin. snd Virginia, 40Gt4lc: new Michigan,
18ct Wisconsin, :'lM M43Inc: coulofng and del&lnc,
I1344ne; kentucky eomb!nK, J4c.
, 1879-06-23

Hre. Windows Soothing 5yrnp ia safe remedy
for all distases With which chil6rcn oro afflicted
during the 4ptoicss Of tccshng. =; cents Avoid
limitations.
, 1879-06-23
LOUISVILLE.

LOu[SF1LLEs
LOUISVILLE, Juno a1.-corros-Qu!et at 1.hc,
FLoUn-pull ana unchanged.
- uHA.s-Whsat quiet, rcd and amber. 81. o..
eofn 'seady; white. i4o; mixed. Acc, Oass arm 1;
saits, sse; mixed. 3sc. Hye flru at 5sc.
Il, sNoVlsIoSs-Pork ftEln nt $1o,a Lara steady ;
SMs,'e. uaeon, Arm; Shoulder, 4Ac; elsat rib,
''rs: hsms-suRar. cured. 1u6bl1Ho.
WAltAr-aaykes dull At 81, ,Oi.
, 1879-06-23
BALTIMORE,

H.trrxonE, Nd, June eo1.-F1oun-Dult. weak,
md unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures firm; No, Pennsyl.
ssnin rcd.' Il. 10; No. 2 weatcrn winter red,
tpot 81. 1lA6Dl.1 10; June. 81. 14H; July.
Sl.ooT01. 10; August, 81. o7A91. .o73s; Sep
.ember, 81. o7D1. OH. corn-Westcrn firm;
Western mixed. spot and June. 43Hdea3lc; duty,
43AGli3Hc; August, 44h 144Ac; September, ;451i
a45hc; stca,noE. 49lid4.4e. Oats dull and low.
1fettera whits, 37@3se; Western mixed, 35aaoc,
1tlr-Qnet ana without change. -
PHoyIsioHs-Firrncr. Mess nork, SO. rs. Bulk
mesn-1.oato shoulders. 4H&S4he; clear rib sides,
5sG5i4c; packed, 4hE5Hc. Baeon-ehouldors.
T.o0. -~'"':
DuTrsn-DAll; primo 10 choice estorn packed,
l0119c.
Eaos-Wcak at 13Ge14c. :.
PI1nolxu1-Qui and without change.
.CorfEE-etrong anu lsm; No ,catVoss, 1tilR
14Hc.
WmsKT--Dnl and unchanged.
FnE1ultTs-!To liverpool, per Ateau,, quiet aud
lower for grain; cotton, 3-16u; louE, Is; gram,
3ldl4d
ltEcElrTs--Ftoar, 1, 013 brls; wheat, rs, 600 bu
corn, Ill. 400 hu; oats, II, o24 bu.
t6nlruzsrs-"hcat, ,os. 800 bn; corn. 1850, 500
BIZ.
, 1879-06-23

=, ,4sblaHAroLss. June e21.-GaAlN-NvheAts steady; D.;
10 2 rcd. u. 0sfaL 01; July, D5@D8c; Ausust,
etAe Corn trB 1t a0f9aa7c.
FRoyIeloXs~ 6houldars, $,t,16; clcal ribs, 81, u5
+Afa, s.15. Haus, bhtI0c,
, 1879-06-23

KANSAS CITY,
dpsetal N1aateA 10 TIA Trtbu.A
KANSAS ciTE, No.. June 21.-'rhe Pne4 Current
> *spofbi 0hAIs-whest, receipts, !. oos bu; saiu.
, 1879-06-23

8r. Louis, No., June 21.-Cor1oN-Quiet and
unchanged; m!diliur, 12,ac; sales, none; re-
telpte, 81 bales; shipments. 10: stock, 7, 1856.
FLouR-Quiot and unchanged.
GRA,A-Wheal opened higher. but declined !;
Ho. 3 red fatl 81. 00A01. 90 cash; LOO Juno;
050o5f July, 02A AGo1Xc August; No. do,
$1.0oh. Corn unsettled and lower; No. mixed,
AA@3iKc cash; 34alb34xo July: 30ba5s{o
August. Oats very slow; ontions lowor; No. .,
32Ac eash and July; 2bA@QgAo August Rye
1tm at &c.
WMlsKT-stcady ut 81. 04.
PRoytsIoAs-Pork inactive md lower at $40, a5
@14. %. Lard, nomtnally lower: 20. 12h bid,
f50oS6lo. Dacots' 'aEslsc t,slt roNet; c1S1t tfss,
s5:37h05. 10 csah; 5.245f August; $5.a5 Nrat
half September; clear, 81. G00n1. Us.
corn. CO. 900 bu; oats, 36, 600 bu; rye, q 900 bu
barley, mons.
sntrABNTa-Fions, 3, 600 brls; wheat, 80, COO
hn; corn, III, GOO bu: oats, mona; rye, mono; har-
10y, none.
, 1879-06-23
BOSTON,

tcmAnd. 1's0S'-''
uaA1k-cosu stoady; mixed and yellow, 4efae
. W.. .o4ts-Maskst dali; No. and oxtsa wh,le.
Eotooi no, 2whlts. 40042c, No. Q white aud
.h9SklfTsoFlour, ., 800 hEls; corn, "a, 900 ou;
bp psa.hEa:sra7rlo1t. sE.: o.4oo brls; corn, 1e 600
, 1879-06-23
MISSOURI ON EWING,

4 soorchtne Jsovlnw of Ills Order No. IL
Tho Missouri Democrats Go for Ton'a
Hcnlp.
JEFFERSON C1rr, No., Feb, q, 1S77.-Edltor
81. Lon;s Ke'n.Gican-DEAR SIR: We, tho un-
dcrsgned lncmbtrs Of tie Missouri Legislature,
representing colinties embraced in the desolat-
ing order Of Gen. Thomas Ewlug, issued In
1868, In Justice to our constituents who wcro
sufferers u,crcfrom, respectfully request TINT
tho incfoscd communication from Gen. Bingham,
IN reply to Tho recent letter from Gun. scfotlcll
vnd!catlng said order may bo given place IN
your paper. Very respectfully,
; g. N. NOLAN, =,
Representative Second District. jackson County.
HEaNr II. GtA1G,
Representative Fourth District, jackson Cnunty.
q. T, BALLINoAL,
>. Henator Fifteenth District
u. F. WALLACE,
Representative Ftrst Distinct, jackson County.
Wat. HALL,
i. Representative Vernon County.
.}oIGN II. SuI1ENs,
= Representative Da.c8 County,
j. F. DRDoK1iAnT,
Representative Chys County
ATErrRN T. Tw1ss
Representative Jackson County, Third District.
, 1879-06-23

CHICAGO, MlWAUKEE l. 81, PAUL RAILWAY
unlon Depot. corner Madtson and Canal-stA Ticket
onct. ~ South Chrk.sL. opposite Sherman nousa,
, 1879-06-23
non Saturday night runs to .Tolono only.
Ion Saturday night runs 10 Peoria eniy.

pITTSBURa, FT. WAYNE l. CHICAGO RAILWAY.
De,'ot corner Canal and hsdfson.st Ticket o61cea
G5 CArkst., Palmer uotsc, and Grand Paclno Uotel.
, 1879-06-23

The following tabte shows tho receipts and ship
mtnts Of -four and grain at Milwaukee alhce tho 1T
n January, 1870, as compared with the corse-
toonding tino last year:
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A COmmendabie Enterprise That
should be Encouraged.


The project of erecting new first
class hotel on the corner of Bridge and
Fourth. streets is now being considered
by a few of our enterprising citizens.
Two architects at San Francisco are
now at work drawing up plans and
specifications. The hotel will be gotten
up with all the modern improvements,
comforts and conveniences 1t will be
lit up from basement to dome with
either gas or electric light. 1t is de-
signed to have one hundred superb
rooms for guests, with baths. The in
terror of each room. in all respects will
be facsimile of the others, and fur
nished precisely alike. The elevator
will be run by water power. When
the plans come, detailed account of
both will be given, and all who are in
terested can examine them for them
selves. 1t was thought best to get up
a little competition between architects,
so two of the most skilled on the coast
are at work on the plans. When they
send up their work steps will be. taken
to organize the company.
Winnemucca needs such hotel. 1t
is increasing rapidly in size and in inn
portance as business peint. The
Oregon 81 Winnemucca Railroad will be
built without doubt, and we will need
more hotel accommodations. With the
necessary accommodations, the United
States Circuit and District Courts
would be held here. This hotel VII
receive them, besides it would induce
tourists and others, who are seeking for
pleasure or health, to give the growing
city of the desert. call. But the
greatest beauty about the whole brick
work is, it.would increase the value of
property in town fifty per cent. and
pay at least three per cent. per month
on the capital invested. 1t is proposed
to build it on the joint stock company
plan. and to build it with home capital.
Every citizen of the county will take a
pride in forwarding the speedy com
mencement and completion of the new
hotel. A BoARDER.
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Race AgulnSt Time.

A race against time came off at
Spring Gty last week. A light footed
youth bet $50 that he could run mile
up the meuntain'and around menu-
ment en- the summit and. back to town
in half an hour. Betting ran high and
a great many pools were sold on the re-
suit. The runner reached the summit
in nineteen minutes and rested four
minutes, and everybody supposed he
would win the race with several
minutes to spare, as it was not expected
that he. could climb the mountain in
less than twenty minutes. AS he
neared town on his return he jumped a
four-foot fence and then ran against a
buggy, which crippled him, and he
hobbled to the place where he started,
losing the race by one minute. Those
who lost on the result cannot be con-
WINGED that it was not throw off.
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The Revolution Complete.

Twelve months ago public opinion
was decided as to the merits of the
various advertised medicines for coughs
and colds. All doubts upon this i'm
portant subject seem to be now at an
end. The unparalleled success Of
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar,
has settled the question. 1t is in evil
dence that in upwards of FIVE thousand
cases of lung and throat complaints, it
has not failed in an instance to effect a
cure. The result is demand for the
article that has no precedent in the
history of proprietary medicines. Sold
by all druggists at 80 cents and 81.
Great saving by buying large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by druggists
at 25c.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. RY
STAGES.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Chief Saclics.

Naches, the Piute Prince, with Jerry
the Interpreter. and other distinguished
members OF his tribe arrived here yer
terday. He is now the owner of twenty
five or thirty horses, some of which he
captured from hostile Indians on his
late expedition TO Klamath in pursuit
OF the Indians which escaped frois
Camp Harvey last winter. The young
sauaw which he caught in Guano Valley,
and brought to McDermit, any young
buck that wants her can have, as he
has wives enough now to keep him in
hot water the greater part Of the time.
All the Indians who broke guard at
Harvey were captured by him and tho
soldiers. He has left McDermit, where
the Governments at present, gives ra-
tions only TO lame, blind and old Indians;
but, should there be any trouble, he
will go right back. He regrets that
Whisky Bob, should be confined in
jail, and expressed his willingness to
put up all his horses as security for
Bob's appearance when wanted.
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who Did He Murder.

Wallace Wilkerson, was shot by the
authorities at Provo, Utah, last Friday
for,the murder OF William Baxter at
Homansyille, in that Territory, the
doomed. man prefering death in that
manner to hanging. He confessed to
having murdered man in this county,
but before he had time to give particu-
lars the Marshal interrupted him and
led him to the place of execution.
When and where. he lived in this
county, and who he murdered here we
are unable to ascertain.