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Killed Herself at a I'artv

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 27.- Miss
Lille Dickey, daughter Of the late Judge
Dickey, of Lancaster, Pa, who acciden-
tally shot herself through the brain Fri
day night during parry at Judge Rea's,
where she had teeu spending the sum-
mer, died yesterday. Her remains will
be sent to Lancaster.
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WdiVed q Uenrisaxy.

The hearing of Mrs. Sarah Ziegler, the
"heroine of the Hospital" on the charge
OF perjury preferred by Street Commits
sioner Lynch, which was TO have taken
place this afternoon, at three O'Clock,
did not come off, owing to the fact
That her counsel, Messis. Bates and
Harrington appeared and waived hear
ing. Mrs. Zeigler was thereupon held
in the sum of 81 900 bail for Cout.
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and indiscrstiOns OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, Ac., l
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was discovered by a missionary In South
America Send q self-addr ressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
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dec1o-eh Nw1y
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Clubber DCiLiiunas Indicted.

NEW YORK, October 23.-The grand
jury Of the Court Of General Sessions
before their adjournment to day ordered
an Indictment to bs drawn against Police
Captain w llliams and Officer Fleming,
for brutally clubbing Charles W. Smith
on the occasion of tho review by Gov.
Robson, in Madison Square Park n
short time ago. The indictment will be
pr.sapted ta.morraw
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LATEST BILE NEWS.
CLEoPATRA's NEEDLE SEIZED FOR TpE
vICERoY's DEBTS.

CLEoPATRA's NEEDLE SEIZED FOR TpE
vICERoY's DEBTS.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1879.
The ex Queen of the Two Settles is
dangerously III. The Count and Coun-
tess dc Chambord have gone TO visit her.
The official statistics Of the recent in
undations in Murcia show that four-fifths
Of the arabic land is ruined and 5000
persons are missing.
The Austrian budget for 1880 shows
deficit of 12,700 900 forms, to cover
which various items oftaxation are TO be
increased.
The Times says 1--WE regret to hear
that Major de Serpa-Pin.o, the dl tin
guished African explorer, is seriously i'll
Of disease Of the lungs"
1t Is reported at Paris that Don Carlos.
the BOurU ton pretender to the throne OF
Spain, will be requested TO leave France
In consequence Of his reception OF and
other public interchanges OF courtesies
with army Off GERS, son.e OF whom haze
been subjected TO army discipline for
the same cause.
THE CLEOPATRA NEEDLE CASE.
The Alexandria correspondent of the
Daily Nacs reports that Cleopatra's
Needle, while beng removed for shiD
ment to the United States, was seized
by creditors Of the Egyptian govern
ment
LAST ACT OF THE LANGTRY TRIAL.
Adolphus Rosenberg, convicted of
| hbuls upon Mrs. LaDgtry, Mrs. Corn
wallis West and Lord LOndesborough,
was yesterday again placed in the dock
af the Old Bailey when Justice HaW-
kins said 1t appeared to he the imnres-
| sion that the prisoner would be- treated
| ~ first class misdemeanant, able to re :
ceive his friends and furnish his own
maintenance. 81 his" he said, ais incor
rect. Short Of hard labor Rosenberg
will be treated the same ~ any other
felon."
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Lease Sold.


Auctioneer Ogle to-day sold at public
sale, for John Il. FrOck, assignee of
Todd, Pratt Il Co., the unexpired lease
on the store house adjoining O'd Eel.
lows Hall, recently occupied by this
firm The lease has yet eie ehteenth
months to run, at q rental OF S275 per
year. and it sold for a bonus of $3.50. It.
was bought for Mr.. Thomas Pratt, a
mem Der OF the firm that recently occu-
pied the roperty, by MIR. Allen Smith.
Meat Licenses.
AS the cold weather appro aches there
are larger number of farmers applying
TO the Mayor for licenses for the purpose
| OF selling meat of their own raising In
| the street market. Within the past
week there has been quite number OF
such licenses issued.
| appointment.
Isaac l.. Adkins, who has been ac-
countant in the internal Revenue office
In this city for several years, has been
appointed Deputy Collector, vice II. l.
frettyman, resigned. Mr.. Adkins dis
trict comprises Wilmington city and
New Castle and Kent counties.
sunday School Anniversary,
| ino auhiveTsaIy OF me w est Presby
ter,an Sunday school will be held or
either Thursday or Friday night of nexl
week. The children are now practisi nc
for the event.
Personal.
Hon. Charles j. Harrington, Speake,
OF the State Senate, and State Senator
Charles II. McWhorter are in town to
day. ~
Bob InOersOU Escapes Marfvr-
dom.
PITTsBURdH, Pa, October 25.-Robt.
g lngersoll left here this morning fol
Meaaviile, Pa, after lecturing here last
non has been taken by the mayor In the
matterof the fine for lecturing onSunday
and It Is now believed none will be i'm
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THIRD EDITION
u,p,~.a with q Hoe.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct, 2s.-During . quar-
rel Yesterday between two colorsd men,
William johnson and Samuel McGolngs'
nm a farm near Bristol, In this county,
Johnson struck NcGoings over the head
with . hoe, fiacturing his skull, from
the effects Of which be died to-day
johnson has escaped.
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smEEP BRoKERs' AssOCIATION.

Park Droue Yard, West Ptiid., oct. 25.
SHEET. Extra. ll0 to 1870 bs., si.SD; good,
70 TO lO0 ibs. g ~ TO 81 90; fair, 30 to rs MS.
lambs, 90 to $50: common lambs. 81 10
to 80 calves, ~ to S515. Arrivals, ec0U
head. Heavy supply, marke OF fair.
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II you want to feel well and lively, use
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills. All druggists
keep them Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29

S ELECT SCHOOL.
- Miss N ahany's select school for chill
drea will reopen on Sept. list, on 10th street
between Market and Shipley Sts. a20-tf
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S6.O 600 Deaths from Chosera'

YUKoHAMA, Oct. 1.-THE cholera
ID rapidly subsiding. Official re.urns ~
show upwards of 15o,oOO cases o. s'noo NC
the outbIeaking in April and S,oV
deaths.
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FOURTH EDITION
v..ss.>s,~~. sor ro.Dnv.

Slightly cooler and clear or fair tot tdner,
wih sout.erfv 10 westerly tc,nds and rising
baroynefer
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Wilmington N arkess.
WILMINGTON, Del. October 20. 1879.
CATTLE MARKE
MONDAY, October n, 8 z. NJ.

MONDAY, October n, Z. M.
BEEF CATTLE have been active during
the past week and prices were well main
tanned, 1000 head arrived and sold Mt the
different yards at 215a5s4c. per N as TO con
diiion.
SHEEP We're in demard. 1900 head ar
r'"ed and sold AT the different yards at "a
aSc and Lambs at 3l1a6l &C., per pound, as
IN Juality.
HOGS Were active and frm. 1921 head
sold at the different yards at 81 2a6Sc. per
pound.
Cows,-25O head sold at the different
yards at flOaSiJ per head,
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Local stock ks and bonds.

Local Stocks and BOmOss
National bs nh Of Delaware. 400
First National Bank. 1876
Union National Bank.
National Bank VIII. and Brandywine.. %
Farmers' bank. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Wilmington Coal Gas CompaDy....... ~
Delaware X. X. Co. acknowledgement. .Tk
Delaware Western II X Co Stock, -
Phila. vii. d Baltimore X. II Co... 6o1s
Wiln 4 Northern X. X. CO............. ~
Delaware Fire Ins. Co..
Delaware State Bonds. s...................11 11
Wilmington City is. 6s.....................lU .lUs n
wilmington City 3s..................i0 .i02l~
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ 102
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage...... luz
Delaware Railroad, extension. .101
vii. Passenger Railway %. LIST mort. 100
:" - Stock,
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. 90
Masonic Hall Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
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Financial and Cosnnsssrrtss.

WELLINGTON. Del. oct. ~. 1879
Int st stock quotations Iurnished by
Laid . Co., Clayton house n"''"'ns
Wiln. .ington. Del. ri ~ M. to-day.
aTOTR QUOTATIONS.
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U1 O00 returns In 30 days on 800 in
plIOO vested. Official reports free
Like profits weekly on stock options OF SIC
10 $50. Address 7. Potter Wight d Co.,
Bankers, 30 Wall St.. N. Y. oc2O-dawly.
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III. I'll
HELMB0il
COMPOUND
Fluid Extrad
BUCCH1]
Pharmaceutical
A Specific Remedy
ALL
DISEASE.
OF THE
BLADDER
AND
KIDNE

For Debility. Loss OF Memory. n
ALTON 70 Exertion or Business sbd
OF Breath. Troubled with Thoughu|
sease. Dimness OF Vision. Pain
Back, Chest and Head, Rush Of B
the Head, Pale Countensnce, ID
Skin.
II these symptoms are allowed ID
very frequently Epileptic Fits and
sumption follow. When the consd
becomes affected 1t requires the sll
invigoIating medicine TO strength
tone up the system-which
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The City Market.

The following were the ruling prices in
mark ct this morning:
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HeMbOMs BUG

And stimulates the torpid ac,io", lic ,inc !
and and x idneys TO heali ihy I, scIIu" c'liss, an
ins the blood Of ali I'M 'u.h u, ~ The
batting s new life and visor u v"
system. , w,,, he oulte sum-
convince the most MILE ,a
able remedial qualities
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange
charge.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29

EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG;. CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, $500. 900.
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Price 81 Fer BOY
Or 6 Bottles for !

Delivered to any address free '''
servatiOn. .,ou,t BY lettd
ceiving the same alten',Tat y. attend TO
spondents. All le'@i'
dressed 10 ]
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
"A spiders @uspe nstnu Bridge.
New Milford. Conn. Ray,

A new feature i'm the way &c a suspension
bridge was recently aeon ACROSS the Hauaa-
comic river, a short distance north Of Falls
bridge. Ii was a single thread of q apier'a
wet suspended from a tree on one side to some
object upon the other. between three and four
hundred feet In length. How did the creature
manage 10 get II acroee2 1t is coniectured
that the engineering spider must have calcu-
lated the distance, spun thread of the re-
uuiTed length. and then at the right moment
nav, thrown It out, when II was carried On
the wings If some favaring breeze t. the op-
noaita side. where II became attached. What
was the spiders object unless 70 Geek some
aetited spot To prey. or else to Geek new all
ventures 1t is not known whether the spider
sserished In The attempt at crossing, or
whether IL gained the further shore IN safety.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

The postage of the world. according 80 a
valuable computation Of DIR. Fischer, Of the
Imperial German poatotiicn, ahows that In
rSva the letter post nf the whole world amount
ed ia round numbers to 3,ant. 900 nDn letters,
sr about z, 3sn, 900 daily. aud the numhera have
been increasing daily at All astonishing rate.
Thus III lapan the number Of ppstnf1ices In
1872 was LAG, and III 1876 II had riaen to 3b4p
The number of separate articles which passed
through the Japanese post III 1879 was
47.nnn. 900, of which 2aOnnnnn were letters.
10000 900 post cards ami q hpl.nnn newspapers,
Post cards were fret brought into use IN isf5.
and now they are employed In almost every
country of the world Ihe parcels pnet haa.
however. not vet got beyond the first stage
of ita development. The number of tele-
graphic dispatches sent In lsti amounted for
The whole globe to nearly l3o.N0.W0. or an
average Of s5a.Oen daily. More than one-thtrd
af the total number VI telegrarhie dispatches
are private, dealing with purely personal
concerns. The newspaper press ahserhs
large proportion Of the telesfama of Gle
world, while the world Of finance aud com
tnerue also appronriatea a giants share,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
Spanish Solicitations.

letter to the London Times from Ia
Gfailja. Spain. says: In the exhibition ut
courtesy and friendship. whether felt or af-
fscted. no man IL n more thorough master
than well-brad Spaniard. This is the cuun-
try where the most high sounding and least
meaning compliment Il freely permitted and
approved You are welcome ~ n Suaninld
NOT to hia but to "ynltr own house TOR Yours
his house becomes the moment III gives y0ti
his nama anl address. though he Il fully
aware there Is no ehnnea whatever Ct your
again seeing each other this side If pnrgn-
tory The company here at Ian GranIa Is
pelpetualy shifting. new faces turning up,
ITO one seems to know where from and the
greetings OF friends or comrades have a
warmth and heartiness nowhere else exhibited
You heat every moment lusiy voices calling
out from distance, "Hpla .iuanitoool'
"Hnla Kamilituop," and behold two mid
die aged cronies. whom, the diminutlye, infan
tile appnllations seem hardly becoming, rush
out at various groups with every demrnatra-
tipn ut loving eagerness, and stand face To-
face, not wrenchng off each others hands
like Englishmen, not kissing like Francimen.
and not closing In a tight hug like Germans,
but the left hand OF Juan taking hold OF
Ramlro's right. and Juan's right arm thrown
over Ramru's shoulder. patting 1t again and
again tenaerly. pnyfully. with the good
hundred aud half patrnniElng ar Ut q papa
blessing his little seapearace Ut son. II s
only half al embrace. and never saw the
patting ut the shoulder going "a both sides
at the same time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
How Re.ueRy, Eidales.
New Haven kesistar

Like the murrnur Of = brook over mossy
rock. h M -la MA -a-a. like the aiahiuafof
a hreeze among the pines, sh-sh. all -eo-en-es,w
like the sound OF rushing wind through the
rigging of a chip, whe-whew vhe-e- whe-e-o-
w-ash- whew: like the footballs In merry
dance la.ta-ta-la-ta te-te-te. tie-de.- la.ta-te
e.~de: like the march of an army, To- dun te-
dun -te-dum -tunl tum te-dum-te de te. like
the twItter OF bird en tree twig. li-i-tt tit
a-i-i-pip -pipetty pip-pipitty pip-i.-i-inty -ut-
ity@tick -etv-tif: like the laugh 81 childhood.
ha-ha .he-he- he-he-e-a: that's the way Re
snenyi rlays the fiddle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
a.aaaau,s Entertainments.

Fae following interesting item Is taken
from a London letter: I'm examining the bud
ssnfs | came across one item which has some
HpecAaI home interest. III the statement OF
receipts and expenditures Of the City of LON
xfon for the year 1877 there occurs this charge
<Ipeia,lnar ia Gen. Ulysses Grant Est. The
/ tesn, next to II ouriously reads Reception to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
MASS vi LETTINGS
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
Rooms HTATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Democratic Conservative Party.
Nav ORLEANS lctnhnr II 1R1N ]

=. Democratic Conservative Party
New Orleans. October IA, 1870.
Maas meetings Of the Democratic Gonserva-
tive party will be addressed by Gov. l.. A. Wiltz,
Hons. Samuel D. McEuery. ]. o. Fgau Allen
Jumel u. FL. Fay, w. A, Strong u. a. Burke. IA
N. Ogden II, John Ellie, Albert VOORHEES,. ]. d.
Fuatia. d r. Jonas. T. NJ Ogden, John Mo
Emery Don Gatfrey. Roht. Richardson, j. q.
Monemre r. d. Lyons. Il. q. WiekliHe A. s.
Heron, A. Roman, I. +. Foehe, W. W. Farmer,
VIM. M. Levy. VIM II. Jack. Con. Randall Glib
son. Gen J. Floyd King, James Lingan. J. g.
Hawkes.. 7. u. Theard, Hon J. II. Acklen. Hon.
II. w. Robertson. Hon. j. i, Elan.
The meetings will be held as follows:
November Ii, Saturday Pleasant HUI.
November II. Monday Natehitoehee.
November IL. Tuesday Montgomery,
November 10. Wednesday Colfas.
November 49, Thursday Alexandria,
November a, Saturday Marksville.
November "a, Monday-0relouaaa.
November 20, Tuesday -Vermilionville-
November u. Tueaday-St. Martinsville.
November 70, Wednesday iberia
November ~, Thuladar Ahheyilla.
November ~ Thursday Franklin.
November %, Friday-Houma.
November ~ Saturday Thihodanx.
December /, Monday --Napnleony1lle.
December l. Monday Donaldennville-
November H. Monday -rlauuemne.
November 10, Wednesday st. Uharlaa court
house.
November %. Thuraday st. John court
house.
November al Fridayat. Bernard. old court
house,
November y. Saturday roInte "a la Haohe.
November 20. Thursday Coyington.
November ~. Saturday -Franklnton.
November "a. Monday Amite.
November a.. Tuesday Grannehurg.
November ". Thureiay Port Vincent.
ALBERT VOORHEES,
President State Central Committee Democratic
Conservative Party of Louisiana.
O. nj. TFNNlEoNt annretary. OciE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

Within the past few weeks there has passed
away another relic of the London of the days
ef Eli5abeth. the residence on the WESTERN
side Ut Aldarsgate. commonly known as
"ahakesnaare's house" The local tradition
goes that William Shakespeare lived In II
when III was proprietor VI the theatre In
Golden lane. toward the close Of the fifteenth
century. Til Shakespeara's time the house
bore the sign Of the Half Moon 10 which
sundry subscriptions and hieroglyphies III the
old wood work referred. It Is recorded In
"Ben lonson's Life that On one occasion tic
poet. feeling all inward craving for sack"
went To the Half NJ oon In Alaersgate street.
hut finding II closed took himself off TO the
Sun" In Long acre, where he Immediately
sat down and wrote the following epigram:
Since the HALF Moon IS 81 unkinl
10 make mo ~ about,
The Sun my money now shalt have,
The Moon shall ~ without
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
RTArE OF LaursrANA.
keetetrar of Voters, Parrish of Orleans. s.

NTAIN NF J0U1afAMA, J
kegtetrar Of Voters, Parrish of 0rlaans
New Orleans, Eapt "a 1872
The office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parrish Of 0reana Will he opaned Oh THURS
DAY. the twenty fifth day Of September at a.
Fatr'oka Hall. Camp street, opnoeite Lafayette
Square, aud will he kept open until November
"A, 1872, Sundays and legal holidays excepted. In
order to enable those who have not registered
IL 1878 and la7p, and those who have removed. to
secure their regular papers. In view ~ the
great number Of applications fer duplicate reg
tatration napers, oittzena are earnestly request
ed to uae diligent search for original rapers
before anplrins for duplicates.
Office open from o'clock a. m 10 IA m. and
from 40 to d m.
UHAs, CAvANAC,
Registrar Of Voters
ea7E # Fariah of 0raHna.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

The only jokes women like "a read are
those which reflect ,idicule upan men"
paper a woman invariably turns To- the mar
riagn column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

The widow IL James Fisk, IT.. boards at
South neerIeld, Mass. with a couple who
formerly were her rpaehman and cook. This
is not from economical motives. however fur
for she has a handsome competence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS 1870

I'll. III e.. the Prince oil Wales, 3d. just
think OF d SIS reception To t. H. ELL just
about enough TO buy two kits of maekerei
and some arHrkarG
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-26
AESTHETIC.

The beautiful in nature and the beautiful
in art, which forever receives it's inspiration
from nature have SO much of refining in
fuence upon life that we could almost advo-
cate a censorship, which should forbid the
publication Of thst which did not come
within the rules of taste. ''To the pure all
things are pure" but a vitiated taste is not
pure, and pure taste cannot be cultivated
BY impure and false models The Veaus Of
Milo, which is now but An armless trunk,
gives no idea Of beauty to the uncultl-
waited mind, and yet for ages, students of art
have studied and sAetched that fragm.n of
sculpture, without which no art studio Is
complete. Whyl The splendid form is
there, the wonderful pose is there, and the
outlines of that nude figure SO true and
graceful that it's massive size and its arnless
trunk are forgotten in the wonderful effect.
The ruins of Pompeii and Herculanenm,
furnish in the relics of that remote age,
wonderful contrast to the specimens OF
christian art, and the refined taste and
religious feeling manifested in the creations
of the old masters The one is disgusting
display of the vilest habits, depicted often in
glowing colors, and mastery soul pture; the
other the embodiment of refined and devout
thought and feeling, the offspring of re-
ligion founded upoE the purest teachings,
and exempfed in the purest lives, and
their works speak to us to day; appeal to our
veneration, and by their pure simplicity
impress themselves upon our nature, as
gradually as the light transfers the image to
the prepared plate The fact that in the
poorest hut in the far off settlement,
in the wretched garrett home of poverty,
in the cabin of the miner or woodchopper, pic
lures of some kind, from the red, blue and
green denominations, illustrative of scrip
ture, to the distorted cuts of flash journals,
are to be found, shows that there exists in our
nature taste for the ideal, and this taste only
needs cultivation to produce fruit. If We
could only Danish from our book shelves the
meretricious stuff with which they are loaded
and keep from our homes the vile poison of !
fash wceklies, and instead permit only whole
some books and beautiful forms, however sim
pie, to be put into the hands of our young, We
should be doing work quietly and etfectually
for which future generations would rise mp
and call us blessed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-26

The acc loht It the Forman shaft on the ev-
enins o. tho % :, is aAnt' CT sad episode in .ht
liz fthe nirel Th"~a, Koeney, al ng wj,a
ohe Pcwo N, who was ~, byl.evo f,.rerly Of
'sn, VS. coming = ia ,. skip" y snrt OF
iron 5r'''et, IlM then lear 5e top, b. some
urat "a Ia, b. means. ,'.s tsecpitated 10 the
bottom, 3e6 +, t. AZ that VIZ I,uru IF h;r,
was Dot wrh the ',g torn of az tie ahkl,.
There III 90 ieat VI water at tho bottom of tae
shaft, whore lis remains will probably be
IL md.