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New-York tribune., 1879-10-25


The stock market today opened st about the
closing prices OF last night, but almost immediately
began to Yield toa pressure of stocks for sale. a.
lirst the decline gradual and sales were Ell cic
bs concessions Of l. Of per cont, but later theirs
wero differences bot sales Of l. or per cent.
and the market seemed TO be- Drifting into pane.
Ihis state of affairs Wa reached about O'Clock,
whom taerc suddenly appeared large orders ~ bny
which restored the tone of fhe MARKET ani
rallied prices very sharply After that thesc
was n more quiet feeling but prices again
Welded by fructIOns ana AT the Gloss VIA
very few exceptions they snO" - material tecl.he
from the last fignres OF yesterday: lie rrport'i
saaro, and the ropOi ted amount II probably lOO.uO
shares less han tho actual busin-aS done. tus "
largely dealt In. l7j 100 shares Icing reported ~
sold The opening wss ~ f3lI but az era riae -
4.1i2 .ho stock slOoly fell 20 d aud tlen broke
to .iS7s. This was the point at which tho WHO'S
fn.rke; saved from diS<ttrots f%ll hy TIE 81
ployfnent oi the tactics before referred 10. mo
prics of Erie was rapidly sdyanc I'll 10 II y Snd
tious in this stock fairly illustrate the movements
Of the whole market. aId explain why the last
prices werc not the lowest of the day. IL was uay
Of reahzslon-, and the declines IN consideration OF
tho recent great advances, may be- regarded 3, an
important They arc not in Themselves sunlcitA1
even 10 indicate change In ths character OF tLe
speculation. But the surrounding c.rcumsisnccs
and tho git which some ot The more recent bny-
crs have received do IGdIcaie that the Speculation
likely To take a rest, II such p ting can bc at-
compis bed at steady prices. On this poiit nero
NAV well be doubts. Pucos may have re~chcu
noiut where they will not stand sull-li uni cof-
tinually adv anced they may decline Ot fhcit Owl
weight.
sIocs sAgssI.
AsrTorfed b. ne God iaa Stock I''s''aD' c"''DenH
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
THE COERTS.
4 YOUNG GIRLS FALSE CHARGES.

In Sentembcr last Jennie Rigncy. young
girl accused g. ". Weld. dentist IA Twenty
Of hotry.ng her his office, aud al~o lodged com
p'amt 81 malpractice against Ernest y. Pfpc 81. D. u
Twentyrrt-. porh Drs Pape ana Weid were arro.'ci.
tie Police justice before rhom tne' nintd
refused 10 hold Dr Weld. nBd hunofIr.y Gi-''ar~ec
MIN. d.. pupr required 70 iLr.i'h hcrds tc Nv ~
thc action of the Graud Jl4y. tn Ol both mt II
were considered by tEc Grant Juy ON Wednesday
last and on Thursday cert clr- ""gf furnished them
s-iinr forth that IN the opinion of The iu.oiS the ev
deucr against wholly insufficient 20 Warrant
any indictment. They were Therefore honcraoy dis
charged.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
rNIIED srArEs srrREME cOrRr.
NA,NINGlON, Oct. Z4.-I ID I0IIONlng Dlsl-
nr-s Was transact ii IL the supreme Court Of TIE Uncl
states to-day:


NAsnINGION, Oct. 24.-ILt following busi-
nc-s Was d in lac supreme Court Of TIE Unci
states to-day:
80 ila-rhe Memphis aua chlrl ton Eslroaa Company.
Taiute error agt Lzzr copeland. aaniri-friry, etc."
on moin OF "'otsr 10 tt ih 'r at OF enin o.,
iyr ri..ntn IN rrio-' - 30 & ~" -sa am. 30.
Company. c, a.. ana 80 7$l Join t. tafaa' % gani /,
cIoagt ion1o rckenHe nmolrnsf N-Nanler T.. .. sc.
Augustus r. CLARKE peitonoi arsun a. .oacueh ~
H"Ai'ey for p'orrl. 70 - f.t-i 4 p-rie.u A!0ei. |.
p,'lon re asd hy 'rney eAerl pe, opposition to
the pct'.oaeIs. ne lt,l' caeIs IN tm, ens. nv:.
Nary'aoa. wcrc iuei.t, in Nor,mbcr. 1914 10
h.v ls 'Raiee Mar d I'd IN Nengu,r o c5 .aG '
to to yaqs lori T,y " how l@s'T'9's a s " r 1 W va s
Of habets corpus and d-ch"tso uGon tue %r'n.d
as. ~ NJ ~ noo,e may ,e.,.ri, ma. toI
The power TO cnat such lsws as those N qirsog can he
onT,,s can exercise tRat ,owr only ~ nosns avs 20
regulate the manner ef hoine ecuon' for members II
b. appropriate 60 tie object In vi'r "ne e,sols!'nt
fellows first fhs se pover ;i,rs Tel t. an or.y,
rs pos aud must bo rSeicse over ths whole sts
ots.rriso Il win groiucc coil-rn wish S.4'. s..u.
tc,s and nr,s r3rn.rn VIII ts 'a.,a .c
opd # tn's power is n"t "a x ,ins,c AMI ehuts ana
Thri the Iower rust he exercised ~ ePToptse ac oon
.Gi.n ' a~ "fn M sT ac1 ,U1' Of f & n' 10 s-
Ucw,T - sn authority "h""yt f"m.,M a. s,As s.. ia.t .
eonstia n.y a n.n' From n" m OF ,s:.'
liona The trsumcn of tho Attorney .n.sl Ia 0,hs'on
70 ihs present petitions l. subs snisy oniic-l win IhA
bSsp'Vr bSsn gwen No w " famer aG,snl., ,rs,or
SS;o sS; s9 9'n Toeedn f fs VIII costs, udsr ne
lsth rate No. 3-'amnel - Cras, appellant, az Ja,og
Client CONT Tor tho District u HAnA, Argument begun
by g. . WE.tuan ior tte appellant;
Adjourned mill MObGay at j. o'clock
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Penn YAM. n. Y, Oct. 23.-Notwith stand
ing tho Storm A. W. Tonney, OF Brooklyn, Is addressing
large audience here Ills tspecch IA very strong and
pointed
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

FRIDAY. Oct 2i-P.M
The transactions ut the Sub-lressury during the
week ending to-day resulted In reduction in It's gen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01

9 - Aasasa. pands Slmineb Elm eit,.
Hubreiaer 0atrsr oss friiberet @uffan'
hes, nnb ber sin3ise bepeutenns 5aerer
BED isbiotn, tat am 23.i ;. %. eapltalirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01
fel I'D mad Gem Graebel,r Don RIto's 81

fsl Fa mad Gem Greebeng BON Slto's 81
fern, entfhuloiste ft6, taB ffs 10 ianse
Ieine sute Wutter nitt bsiudt, unb psr'
lprah, bisle. unper3sitid;e SerlaumniB
nahaer Sage ipispsr gut gu MAIDEN, OBJ
aleth Seeer bier pubte, pae es BET bielsr
lsreotyyen 5SHidtsitsp4rale blisb.
: gpr Sabrem freiah paren bic Tomilien
No6os uno 5albt ais Wadbarn eng Be
freunaet sswtlsn. 9amals bate Der
.RauImann 5eumutb Nobpe ais junssr
Nnfdngsr aud srR sin untsseutenbes @ss
I 1hdft etabttrt uno ,potute IN eiitsm fleinen
Sauie neben benz &an,!ilten Ja!b in Ger
Bauarabs, 3unD spilthen ben bfioen 5anli.
lien terrldte Der eertraulihff Gtrfftr.
Qumablh tnrsb fam Roboe's @siGait in
6lpr; burh ten Sub ifiner Shwisaerel,
tern fam ibm. teesutsnoss, gapital in bic
I sanoe unb Il etiintsts leise 6atrif, bic
ion in psrbaltnibmabis tar3sr 3sit, Sa nod
feine bstrdhtlihe goncurrcn, itrsn Quf'
f6wuns em Srte bsntHte. gum serno3sn
ben Manne madte.
Seit Hobpes nun a6er ttre. nfuerbaute
gitla trdubsn Dor bsm 1turt te3osen bat
ten, mar 70 gang fadate, falt unmerflih btr
iatimers gsrfsbr init Der ldlidtsn alten
Nadbarfamilie sinsslalummert Nnfanss
fa6 man Fh nod bin uno rpisbsr: 5al6s
wurten In Der ldSnen ,}abrs5;eit i'm Gar.
ten btrpirtost uub gum lGsbnrtsfefe oes
unterpsB gum Nesieruass 5seretar ayan
eirtsn 5alb CAB es paaa ein lolsnnes Nss
ipande Disner far Robbss, an & wsl6em
aud bic beieerfsiHsea. &tnoer 9beil nsb'
mem ouritsn unp, wabrenD Die gltern nod,
eerfSmmlih lana teim Deftrttaasn 1aben,
efaubsn tbrs Naotria Itrisbeu
5g..,s.H t8Ortfsbans folst. # 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01

Sa isbter Wods ssriaifts cine
9sw gIorfer 5trma fur $12, 900 amsritant'
fde Spielwaarsn mad Dsut1hlaap. Gleins
pianofurts's als SpielSsus iine bic usuel lte
Grfnblas. Cine Neip gortsr Jirma bat
suntratirt, bis gum 10. Dssember $4,000
FOLDER Spisl,suss ;u lisisrn. ~ 'Ie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01
Nus ben Roblenbiliriften. 9

"a Aus ben aoblenbiiiriften. gon
pittstpn, 3d., erbalten mir ourd S. 8.
Nsrton tolsenbe Nittbeiluas Ber
leinsm sdaere jusitd bate id oas llnsliid,
meinen 6ub purd, einen GobIeneaarren
su perleeen, une ieit oer 3eit if cerielbc
iteif uno fdmer3baft, 70 bab i'd mandmal
taum 9eben fonnte. SA sebraudte ;tas
ct. Satcts Sel, wstdes aud IN Saloe
ale Sdmersen entfernte uuo MID in cen
9tano icete, io cut ME ltiIber gu sebsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01
Die beutfd, amerifanilbe Nre{Ye.

Die oeutfb;= amerifaniitbe asreiIe. ,
ueter bic beutIh ameritaniIde Yrelie
n,udt bic ,,,N. 9. 5taatsSts ~ in ibrem
Brieffaten iebr perltanoise Bemsrfunsen.
inbem Ie einem gcrreIponpenteu nittbeift:
.Wir unterbreiteu Sbrer gtni3uus Bic
Trase, ob uidt auf osutl lh>amel itaniider
Seite cine entld,ieoene @eueistbeit, liA
Don aQeu1, was cine fren,oe Sprade
tfpriat ODER. in eiuer loldet seldrieben III,
impoairen gu laiiel1 nnb sDas mas beutIh
Ipridt rcsrio seIdrieten 1T, serius3u
haBen, unD ipesiea bic lutertbdntsteit
Der DeutId Nmerifaner pcr Dem 2tnstc.
au,eritalter piel nit Der ssrbaltnibmdbis
sanitieen geurtbeiluns Der ensl. prelie
;u tbun baben q grn ben ipeeiliIh
oeutiaen ShSpfunsen in bieIen Qanoe 1T
liderlid bic beutide YreiIe bic pc(Ifom.
lnenlfe, trrb an ibrer Mansel. Der
@influb bieier prelfe ldst Fd niat nit
Sdneea 9reifen, uno barum wilIsn ion
aud 70 yiele nid,t 3lt miroisen. Das |
weSmerfenoe Hrtteil oser ftddiider Bsur,
theiler iriro am Bellen purd Elm bic auber.
croeutlidfen Shmieristeiten betpdlti9en..
bss Badstbum bieIer Yreiie mioerleSt. |
3unidlt icate bic Beurtbeiluns Der Sci
itunsen bieier Yrelis fa auf ben gersleih |
nitt Bios nit Der ensliideu YreiIe oiees
9anoes, icnberu. aud nit ber Breife
Deutldlaup'a aibsn; es ioate beriid :
iidtist w,rcen, oab bic beuti& amerifa.
niide Yrelle einen sroben, ia ben srSb>
ten Ebeil Der Deutia. Nmeritansri iiber |
toupt erit 5unt 3eitunssleien beran3iebea
muste unb fortmabrenb mub un6 lid, cem
gerltdaonib uno ben; geoirfuiHen bieier !
&lalie bon eeiern unjubequemeu BAT.
Die abipreaenbe &ritif sebilbeter ober
sebilcet tbueneer Qeutt erinnert uns ba
ran, paB mir most itberbaupt tetne beut,
ide Drede in oeiem 0anoe bdtten, fails
eiue iolhe mad ben Soee'n jener iuper
flusen 2eute bdtte in's 9ebeu serufeu
tperoeu icQen." sD'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01

y gine Bspslde aus 9eterssaya mel
bet, Der Neetsr bsr uniaerftai BON SeeHa
base eas gsiipiel 3tpfisr prcisAUrsu esr
YetsrsSure.r uniaeratdt esfslSt uno IL
Jel3e bsr neuen 8orlAriften ref9nirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01

o- Der @sneraleapitdn, pom Guba tie,
lesrapbirt, cab Colonel 'giauarro bel Gan.
tos Nuevos sins Saiursentfnbanoe an
ssiT uno in Die 5lad. i2lus uuo % Sn,
iursen.sn asfaaasn ratm. Vfsres. @af
fen unb Munition fslen ben spaaieru
elstAfatlS IN bic 5aaoe, fo,pie 27 Nsser
,wslds bic Snlurosntsn bon eiasr Dlanta
az mttuabn,en. 7.. .r, a..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-01

@ettiemsnt. Die 9rauuna wures oo1
,osen son Ssrrn Sblrit, JrisseusrAtsr
in rSmitbluus gausy." SeIe @tld
,piinlae besleitsn Gas iuuss paar.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17

Sfaffaren6 bufwupfpntpr Bill
I ct. paul, men tipnin9ens esare bafz
pa anlett bet mara Babe rdtt>piit pd
flpft att ide belt p6 BALLET fErbi9d ben
itpra p@ blpmfranpe itapen Mtnnea>
polls, p6 baftpa perfBr beGutat att
bafpa EFT afpelntn9Sfontpr Mtnneaz
pplis. l1ppmdrfiambet fall alltip esz
mas dfwen at ttllbraseller Mtnneaz
pills. p6 ttpntn9en fall alltip utfpm>
ma famma bag tMinneapplis ipm
I ct. paul. De bdba itdperna ct
paul p6 Mtnneapplis arp ju iyifpn
bprpe ju bafwa famma intreslen> bdbo
ltfmos af fammo anpa p@ irafma moi
iamma mdl p6 bdpa bebBfma be allt=
f6r pdl en- ttpntns pd ftpenifa fpratet
ipm pa ett faniabt p@ frtitltst fatt fS,
beraS talan. @n ldban ttbntng nil
Sfaffaren bltfwa.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17

re-. L.u....rr, c .g r ~.
r. ..a''.E :,,I". !.~ ~ ~ 'a@4A ~ -. .s..s sa'.s
~" ~ 4"p'tva..a"es, w., ~ =! " ~ y4..!'
"y''se y er ~ w. svDt .sS.r I !1". 11.'"..
~ = W. ~ "I.D,1'a r.v4''',.1P''' =
l.a1.. ~ ~ va""'. "as..,anea - ss ~ w.
~ pa'' ."aa,1a"'a4''a. ~ - W. .u"'> ~
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17

Sfaf fare11 utfpmmer benna gang
f6rbubblabt formal. timber dterfpben
af dret fomuer ben att ut9tftpaS anttn>
gen I fit 8amla formal p@ pa wanlts
ttb> eller pdfi enbaf enedns / intdnaben
p@ bet fftd ipm BETA ereu1plar fire.
ter. Mdbdnba utfpmu1er tibntnsen
ben ndrntate tiben f5re jul bmarje
media. PRONUNCIATION fSr Sfaf<
faren blir f6r ndfa dr ed ben utfpmz
met bwarje media p6 t bet fpru,at pet<
ia nummerbar Iwd bpl1ars per
ar. 6war p@ Ell, fpm nu prenumez
rerar pd Sfaffaren erbdlleI ont 1ma
Dollars infdnbas u,ep reqpiiittpn till
ttbntnsens fontor, Sfafaren upp till
ben 1 San, 1881, eller gratis fBr
dtertoben af BETA dr. Gtt fabant an>
bub anie mi mara frtfpftist p9 pdnta,
att mara lanpsmdn lfpla uppmuntra
pb o@ fe fig fjelfwa till eppp senpm
att eenait prenumerera pa ttpntnSen
f6r EFT at. @enpm att "a e1ra erbdlS
leg tipntnsen f6r bet rtnsa priiet af
Tmd Dollars unber fertpn n1dnaber,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17
lwara ej fBr penninsar, ipm fdnbas /
l1fa bref,


Man9a f6rbdllanpen tntrdffa / Re,
baslfsa lffpet pd ben ilasfraspr mtnz
ore bemanbrabe tde net buru ban, fS,
att mara ifybcab mot ala pbebaa Bit
banbla. @t bafma perf6r 9jprt aftal
mep en- fftdlts la9farl, bpilfen f6rbunz
bit fs att beimara ala be frd9prt lag
mag fom mSjltsen fumma att sSras.
Sm perf1r nd9pn till Of inidnper fir
frdsan en- eQer AMMAN faf, 1fpla nj
meb nBie lemna fullt pdlttlt9a upplYsz
1,tnsar. StiubBrlt9a frd9pr lemnas
naturlt9tptS utan ALT afieenpe.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17
ues, ia ma BET mara nart, att ttbntngen
bar EFT filt fDr fla.

bar EFT falt f0r It9.
9ittills baftua mi 9iort litet eller In
tet f6r tibnin9ens ipribntn9. @i bafma
ide utftidat ndera 1asenter, ide utlpftuat
nd9ra premier, tnappt pa f1llt alltuar
nppmanat nd9on att prenl&merera pa
ben, ben bar fdtt arbeta fig fran al fig
iielf, .Men ben bar bod lefpat o@ ar
betat fig upp "a imdninsom. ga iam>
ma gang ium mi ide usilla, att man me-
"a bireft perfar f6r en- 9ub tibnin9s
1pribanbe, utan ttpertom anle bet 9arz
TIA tillb6rlist, ndr man 9dr rdtta tud9en,
bpl1a mi bod ben srunbiatien, att en-
tibnins b6r 1eftua af iitt eset tpdrbe, o@
ont ben ide 5ar ndgut tpdrbe, ia dr bet
en- 1Ddlt9 itl1nb, ndr ben 60r. S 6enna
tro mill oenna ttonin9 Babe lefma o9
bD. . -.... -. 81.
g8drt enba NAL dr. att befrdmia ben
epan9eliif lutberfta triiten6umen o@ ben
riitli9a an6an blan6 tpdrt i>penifa folf
/ beana lan6sdnba, oib be, iom drp eni<
ga me6 oB bari, bebasabe s6ra tibnin<
gen fdnb runbt omfrins fig iamt meo
eng initida iin prenumeratipnsafsift al
t nd 6p1lars f6r BET fonmanbe dret,
emeban ipi bdrme6 len1na bet liberala
anbubet, att btuar p@ en-, iom ia 90r, err
bdller Sfaffaren for dterioben al
BETA dr gratis, u@ ieban frdn npdr
far tibninsen oafbrutet bp arje ne G.
ia till ben 1 januari 1881. Erolisen
uttpntmer dnnu unber BETA 3r EFT eller
annat, ia fanbdnba aMa ,tumren al tib<
ninsen / iamma forlet ipm betta; men
meo ndi tia nDdr l1tfommer Gfaffaren
mill Sub, falun6a en- gang / tpedan,
@lla uteitdenoe prenumerationsafsif=
ter bebasabes meb f6rita inianbas till
Rep. q. g. Mon ten, 153@ait
7:tb Street, ct. 8aul, Minn.
ga annat itdlle / tibninsen lenna mi
upp9ift om, buru bref ifola abresieras
NJ. m.
&ommen ibde tibnineens f0rdnbrabe
'abreB, u@ inidn6en ia fort ite fan eber
pronunciation f6r ndita at, emeban nj
bert9enom blifpa tillfdlle att BEL itamma
upplagans itorlet. .
+" ct. &aul, Minn., ben 19 iept. 1879.
Nebaftipnen.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17
Augustana och Missionaren

Augustana och Missionaren
en- veckotidning for kyrka och mis-.
sion, och redigerad bland andra
af den aldrige och aktade professor
T. N. Hasselquist, omnamner j slit
hummer for den 8 oktober Sko6a.
rem pa f6ljande valvilliga och rekom-
1nendeRnde satt:
Skataren, hittills utgifven Red Wing
och redigerad af synodens president med
bitrade af pastor Sjoblom, ar nu forfyttad
till st.. Paul och amnad att med nasta ar
begynna nastan anyo, det den skall for
dubblas till storleken och utkomma en-
gang veckan mot EFT pris af 81 for aret.
Den ar amnad att, sasom hittills, vara
hufvudsakligen EFT kristligt och kyrkligt
blad och sasom sadant fortfarande fore
stas If de forutvarande redakt0rerna, men
will dock afven behandla politiska fragor
fran kristlig synpunkt SAINT lemna nyhk-
ter So val fran Sverige som delta landet.
Ehuru vi hafva ingen pekuniar fordel
deraf, maste vi dock onska att Augusta
ma och Missionaren" sasom synodens Or
gan, alltjemt fa forokad spridning; men
hoppas dock att "Skaffaren'' slit nya
skick skall fnna manga lasare och vanner
och kraftigt bidraga att starka det krist-
liga och kyrkliga sinnet SO val inom Min
nesotak konferensen, for hviIkens omrade
han sarskildt ar amnad, som bland lands
mannen 6fver ALT.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17

l1trpmmet bat beta 1tr1nmer b1iftuit
bdrbt anlitabt al upplDsninsar om tio>
ningens re6aftiun. expedition etc., att bet
ej tparit m6jliet att intaea rdsra inldnb<
TIA npbeter o@ unberrdttelier fran Gu
ropa, men ar bet udr menins att, bd
mi ,pdl fomma / orbning, f6rie mara
ld1are meb ett rifbaltt9t l1rtual al allz
mdnna npbeter.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-10-17

1samlare. s3 E5s3
Bret rorande tidningens expedition och altman
ina redigering adresseras till tidningens kontori
|St. Paul, men uppsatser r0rande den religi6sa af
delningen sandes antingen till Rev. E. Norelius,
vasa, Goodhue Co., MINI. eller Rev. P. Sj0blom,
Red Wing, MINI. A s.Ss
gstreradt bref eler Post Money Order under address,
Rev A. P. Monten, 1853 E. 7th ST., st. Paul, MINI:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-05-28
A FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANT
IN OUR MIDST.

Hon. Fred E. Fisk, the ex.As-
semblyman whose name has almost
become household word through
out the State because of his firm
stand against the oppressive rates of
railroad fares and freights, was in
town yesterday. Mr.. Fisk did not
find the town as lively as when he
lived in Gold Hill, few years ago,
but has great faith in its recupera.
tive power, and is confident that
the next few months will witness q
wonderful change for the better.
Mr.. Fisk is meeting with substantial
encouragement in his canvass for
subscribers to his paper, the Eureka
Daily Leader, whose subscription
list has nearly doubled during the
past three months. The Leader is
a good paper, and is fully worth the
price asked tor it, which is $40 a
year, in advance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-05-28
How to Harness and Drive an
Earthquake.

Since the purchase by General
Stager, OF Chicago, of the under
ground system of telegraphy of Mr..
David Brooks, of Philadelphia, the
latter has received many communica-
lions and suggestions, of which the
following is fair specimen:
HADLEY, Ind, 5, 0, 1870.
DAVID BROOKS Il see IN the pub
lie journals frequent notices of your
underground teIegraphy, and to-day
l read detailed statement of its
practical working. Suffer me to
suggest the possibility of laying
underground earthquake conductors,
by which earthquakes can be sent
over tine country as easily as tele-
graphic news. Lay large conductor
from California to Philadelphia under
ground. and when celebration is on
hand let off an earthquake suited to
the occasion-for Fourth of July a
big one, for the approach of storms
and lesser things, one toned down to
suit. Why not ? l think it can and
will be done in this century.
A. COFFIN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-05-28
A Red Apple and a Wedding.

At certain country church in one
of the best communities in our coun-
ty the good ladies set up large
Christmas tree last Christmas eve and
loaded its branches with gifts for
the little ones, adding now and then
a present for some luckless bachelor
or bereaved widower. One of the
merriest and brightest maidens aid
ing in labelling the pretty toys, IN n
spirit of mischief hung upon the
lower boughs large red apple in
scribed: "From Miss Susie X. to DR..
Y" The presentation of the apple
the same fruit that Eve is said to
have rashly plucked in Eden
brought the parties together in an
hours pleasant converse, and so very
agreeable did the good doctor find
his fair neighbor that his practice
began seemingly to increase in the
immediate neighborhood of her
fathers house. A few short months
passed. and ere the spring vlolets
modcstly peered from their winter
retreats there was wedding at the
nice cottage home where the good
physicians steed had been observed
most frequently standing, crisis In
the doctors case had been reached
and the lovely Miss Y. was merged
into the blooming, blushing Mrs.
Dr.Y.-Merriwether (Ga. )Vindicator.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-05-28
Lighting Whole WindOwfuf Of
Gas.

On Tuesday night Mr.. Jacob F..
Thumm, proprietor of the Centen-
NAL Saloon, met with very singu-
lar accident. Soon after turning on
the gas at the meter he detected
from the odor which prevailed the
room that it was escaping somewhere
in his establishment, and instituted
search, without. however, discov-
ering the place. He then lighted
the gas in the show-window behind
the counter, after which he struck a
match for the purpose of lighting
the gas in the other show-window,
but or opening the glass doors and
introducing the match there was a
loud explosion, and a column of
flame leaped out, which extended
for an instant nearly across the room.
Mr.. Thumm was knocked down and
quite severely burned about the face.
His hair, eyebrows, eyclashes and
moustache were also nearly destroyed.
Norfolk (Va.) Landmark.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-05-28
FIGHTING AN EAGLE.
A Desperate But Successful Tussle
With the King of Birds.

From our excellent Webster cor
respondent, "Vide ct Audi" we
learn the particulars of startling
adventure which resident of that
town had on Sunday afternoon last,
while walking in a piece of woods
about half mile distant from his
residence. The resident in question
is MIR. Hiram Robb, a well-known
farmer of that town. He lives about
half mile north of the city of Web
ster, and the woods above mentioned
are about half mile further north,
and about two or three miles from
the shore of Lake Ontario. While
walking quietly along he was sud
denly and unexpectedly attacked
by a huge bird, which he soon rec
ognized as an eagle. 1t came at
him so savagely and appeared so
large that at first Mr.. Robb at
tempted to run away, but it pur.
sued him and compelled him to
fight for his very life. The en-
counter was fierce for few min
utes, and Mr.. Robb was thrown
down in the struggle. The eagle
tore a piece out of his boot and al
so a piece out of his coat. Finally
Mr.. Robb threw himself bodily
upon the eagle and held it down
the best he could. 1t struggled
away from him, however, and evi-
IDENTIFY began to see that it had
found foe worthy of its cruel
beak. BY this time Mr.. Robb's
blood was up, and discovering
from the actions of the bird that
its wing had been injured, he made
up his mind to take the bird alive
if possible. The ARRAY finally re-
suited in a complete victory for
Mr.. Robb, who secured the dis
comfited eagle and took it to. his
home alive. There it was found to
measure seven feet from tip to tip.
1t is supposed that the eagle was
rendered so savage by hunger that
it attacked the first living thing
that came in Its path. Since its
capture scores of persons have visi-
ted Mr.. Robb's house. 1t is fine
specimen of the American eagle
and supposed to be one of fam
lily domiciled near the shores of
the lake. The wonder Is that Mr..
Robb was not seriously injured in
the strange encounter, and his
courage in fighting and capturing
the savage bird is commendable.
He has sustained only few
scratches, but he does not deny
that he was considerably startled
when Observation-Disclosures IN. "
Express.