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New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

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DcwN Br,srlvl rhssisV Sft-rnoon. -ert.nher
l--a. Nstor1uIy Edos of 1la' ? Lr're ~ N"F
Fn--ls loua OF her -n-n-iAV " 81. Can.
uiirg~. 32s Wa.ll.gronEvr frfar uVrliu-, 10 10
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I~sua-ri MosterOre og iorco, ant inr - fhr
faKulsEcL honss %, yoashore, sal, oa i: 10 s cIun
try -
Fusra s-r-io. tho t-suser - tle hofY me
st-amer nx>-s. - - 1.f 81 ~, i'
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IN rrlefF.
- n
tribute re.pect fhs ~ as shea
wNo fu - ffs h0g-s. bnt whose f-t
% ruturu ~ the D~rsnta Lcm-
Tho IRA Tabernacle " cay Ls be-n hsr- 70 80 kar'f
ius. bui a. brilliant sz--y ~ H1Ds spr, % iautl "a
bor. o " ala. 4assiions VII suryiy" DC
-rsys ana ran.s sffIl b.s-ns- though the cycs q
inGuite casgg".
BY order Of u Of tie T-mrlo Emaan II
afER 5rEsS.
Secretary.
WRIgHT- -udIrrfv NJ .rr4cny. Swl.Ier'aEf I'.'s
isr ADsu,s ~ ADi1sD Wright " t.. c8tS tss 0stl
eezr
Noiis. or sGs fuaerai the Ar-;y ~ Lilo r.raius
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
GJVrRNNEET INDICATIONS.
oga0Dsis f9r NJ past % hours.

WAsHINCTov, Sept j. .. rl.-Fhe bar0m-
cfsr "a high ne Lever Lake re- o. 40d -dfirS lfs,
and hirh-s North p4cif; siore D. Va ow In tie
S0rthw-st. OocasioAal rain h1- fallen n iteas and
western Tennessee and Sf-t-ekTi elsewnere fair
weather sa prevsiiet. TIE rcpcrsinre lhs reriarrd
nearly .nnarr on the A'..nfc Goa. a1d Mode
--air4, alien Il fhe Lower Axe r~gioa AMI exfre lr
SorthW e,tS faIt LAS r~eH. -.f e-r'egii Ti.as
f4-vn Hr-f .f tll l''f-i,.l. ID rtvc -f n. l.l
region. variable winds Newfoundland ei=c~4ere
l..s- 3 nUrf.fr.y.
FfdgfGfiprr.
FOR toe Middle Atlantic -,atcs. clear o. party cl0udY
weather. lld- mostly norta S..r}i Ltarl5 stationary
teri.eIni .r- afi oaf Dmr.er.
For y ,y-fn,lan8 cirar or partly cloudy wea.h,r.
lg1i viifa vin.s. nearly s,an9nary teinpera urf.
l.sllg JAguLleler.
rpIrr.Nf, 1ncAr nRsEn-- AT,0Vs
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
SYRACUSE CONVENTION.


A., rf.-Tarnmanv contesting delegation would
.-;,h5raw thoir claim TO seats n the Convention
c,Io,e, Tobn Il. Fellows presented commun'ca-
- a. ire committee on their behalf which was
rs follow:
- ~, coprtf',c oa Contested seats Of te iv"'c-Tae
~ .rqf- toarsrfion
,-..,,svrr. 1o avoid arordinr anv pre'oHt TO the
,,~. %, ecstion q carry INTO eject their ihreai-
she' ~ b. s,ouli be toe nominee OF tAc Couyer
a sog ine ofl.o ~ Governor ir 'ehah ot tct eel
w., 'rr, Neu-Ncfs CITY wbo we claim. sre fgh''ulr
ect,ted % ,its "a tAst convention ~s Respectfully
20 f- -n ne Corsdcrstion of The Committee on
Cn..sfed -est- 1c credentials we tAis oaJ presented
isss ' "'r,.r $ss 4i 4 5sr.,. 9'@s''
7be ,onfestir delegation from OnoudaEa County
sls, Withdrew. The committee VIII practically
f.v.po reprr, 30 make 70 the convention 'o-raoi-
"a. Committee on Resolutions hcla meeting
,h,s evening but did not fuisn the platform
.nd viii meet aFnin In TIE morning. The
,,s.,o-n VIII be largely thc work Of
y-.trs Brooks. who las been made chairman
q. the co4..u,..ee 10 viii attempt t1 give state
i..ee. t.c chiei prominence There "ii Doe s1r'lg q
nr,rs on the subject OF corporations demanding
i.-i,,,or IN tina interest Of the people; another
a,mapa.rg modification of rhe prison contract
s,.ts.,. So that there may Do no undue
.,.,.f.,r with honest Industries. and another
,,ra. f, legislation hat shall lead 90 the eq1an-
.-,--, of .axes auI assessment. There vii De "a
..-,,. declare on Of cour'e, n9ol tie alleged re-
,.mso,tae Iad.r and Robinson administrations.
and upon tae is.ues raised by Congress.
A., C,-lriri,e or Permanent Organization uuani-
,,o.v agreed tonight to continue senator John C..
I..,b. temporary chairman of the convention. as
,,.ro,,r.,.t o.. ailman. lie Is tower OF s;reng d
rthc un r'fy.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

Cn'irar Eosoivcni rerr iopi p1finfr 3, the only
purifYDg Wlfsl iif+ fs - dlfl
Ind flencr tlrol - fhc o -
ths skin n- DESTROYING -. pesonDG, -uufs VIA
charged
Ilti-.r' th' great 'an ciIe -.er is. i-rt t-'s ~
VII Watcl
rs~a sntI a. faefs ~ih - lT ffrligr AT f flr
Luuors -eelF rsLpsos toI. lo-glx rlr .n--s o.r,
hrlr 4-4 .rr~ i.--4.1| A.fr
thus 'lirflaV Snd 80 -r.e r.r.e,f
-Ict-l yegorulg cIrc- tl. IsJlisll.i go
ID | l . VI u
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
rRIWvE LocAL oRsHHvArl0vs.

o.. .. B.
.-Il.i.'slf- i1'- '. iir
t-- rr- q. -,sei as
frfFrs.lt. tr-..
rRIhaSg OFFICE. -rpl. II. b.. m.--rIe ri0v'nen-
l. ta. b..olie.sf fatrg hc c,e.r rii .a-fy ln =
7erth.r Yesterday was steadily upward Tho ayora@c
.r.1.rsi-o vas W lHgy.r i.a rlest l. -he mtr ury
rinsin- 3-' ruI ~. lAe t-uuult 90 aoi,f4r
Il llc at Is
Warner iu. cs-g or partly cloudy we tAer may b,
expected l. f-f- ems aud yir.4ifr t.-.i-y.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

r1f1l--..--1 1.-le ilN,v 32i3o-- ~ 25-7- ilf0+
r mo Republican gains dcAtcd by ihe above 'an',
uf i-o atcst dispatches 1ii clt. nr. Detfs lsp A
Dose elocicf ny te pe3pi,. H. election 1y ie Lsg'ss-
ur- however e-rsn siond re fail ~ election hy
f,rrron-. Thr iate,t r'p0rl- gige tie Repuhiicens
majority tlc @,naf, aud - majority in t.e Uolsc-a
2al OF - menpcf IA zoe Aorse and the loss - one
Senator - ai bc seen By te iolovIng oo'upsr-on:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

The total vote in thc state VIII probably reach
10000. TIE largest over east in tie state. ana 'l
the Hcpuhlican gains hold ont IL. DAVIS VIII De
elected by fhe ponular vote
As reported la.t night Oxford Comfy hcs hc Do
carried bv the Fusionsfs 'Grcenbick men and
rcmoer-tsl Sho have elected teo STATE Senators
ny preDab.y a majority Of 100. ln seven towns o.
IAe l.strl.t tAaE .elA uE -, Nlles.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

n ir-ny 9, Ls1-ip,'s rln-d1 Nafrr E -'rf 'e sf'
rv I.. 80. --fF.r
%
al 0s4cr-. alI 20 49, ie-s
- =. y-t lsas. Inuol- Las saue- 1l sle
usytf ..rss " 80 suf rrir.afins psor.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

KSoVISG TIE NATURE Og Al Otfh.--l \
TtfT l-fIft,r ls--" AMI t..t PRIME .i.r B %
bouslt. Jrsnimer r. Jciniina-" Fia.i WH.c' .o $50
Ike best. Billv lv-suloSiu er g. I" i.-.- 81 i~ {
dunno IsP,cfs Ae sweal.E -e-t, -0.sn f-c lirli,f
~ % seem ea 5lrr .'. IIn.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

To yet Ti1 of fever and aZue. intermittent
o. Ioulff,1 ~ fevr Dr. H. james l-la ,.N;gr,.
STANDARD remedy tst acts quicy AVID cIr', thorough
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

81 5.s.t.s-... % 2. 3 up Il or. p . . % R.
arc tunanl -aeadaela ys1' ,.iI@ for biz lEla-
.l,ef.on- grr.iu fr rarr.-.i.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
THE VICTORY IN MAINE.
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS.

CAIN OF 9,o93 N 2s7 TowSs-A PROBABLE
TOTAL vOTE or 10000.
BANGOR. Me-. Sept l0Thc Wls'g and Courier
has returns from PSI towns, showing total vote of
1O6 1876 for Governor The vote IN these towns this
year compares as follows with the in the sanio
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
Special &oncss.
The Contemporary Review
FoR SEPTEMBER. SOW READY


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. ASIa1rs AVID PLANTS. - Prt - George .ar-
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rria .ScnTRL PHILOSOPHY AND nELicloy ~
cOHrE. ~ Prof. Ed-afl Card ".
o. THE PR0sLiS CF Tus uAEAI rYnANiD -
.. coSsrlitACIf~ Is RUSSIA UNDER TnE EII6N-
z. rHR PIEsf siE. - ELc0RDED ~ Tuf BIBLE
kND ~ ANcfESr OHiENrAt TRADITION ~
g poIIiis1L '1SD INTELLECTUAL LiFE ~
D. CONTEMPORARY b0'h-
Ulsi ls Il oeilo9 ana Rev " II. Frcnsrte.
IT. Essays. NDvEL-. POETRY. g..
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and rh-i irr.iairs tlo aiaeoa' memo llno
Post Ofaee ,uce.- sgoe' 20 le Fess a If
sAID ~ b. -'2ii 'tf l3 --li " ,' ~ ~. ,i' ,n
va .us.asto~a kJNi-iDAl - sil i io. iifo ,
france must Do s9ecl-4y 4-iFcas' lnl a. L' .1r
lt-ac. t.es1 ~ - ''' t-.I1T- ~ ,..' p,
aonu-a -lssnsles4 eorr4'iisneo i,r 4.elt ' .i-
a.. ointment uusi Do ~ ciar p4 ,,'e al - .
or Flrnur. seAninia fIsa "a Pigmoitl t.sro9ars
Aauslr4 % "a 80 - a Al ,N a. . 90 '''il i'
-,no-rce Or Britain tle Don1neuf Del .ls-
Gr-n.n,c "a .uc~r,ro~n sr.nd,aee tr ,iosnsay
anG 30 specially a.iress laa AZ H. I1r
-coi by .totusap rthinla, va g. .sgoa lhs
ni,s ~ Denmark -~saso 4na 'o"ar arc fspatcie 0Y
-a4 'olth r-enc ports eAso Nes- 'f, a,at.o"r IA.
L4is iur Naf "a slil- Sc st'yi"Nn @. tofs 'liei
.cltr .s- l1ra ~rutdAb,I ll l-n l.i s4.
90. aal ioito Rieo ra,s Nep-lo.S 9@iirnh.r A 80
as 'il Altil4 Ac .uiss aaA n aAe-se~ -cp.ris,i =
POST O.ae. No~-IosA. september q .osJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
Y4RRIFD.

7
West ri tn-nn. rn.slsr the an Sc. lr tr DIV
Jsmr- - sUsn. William i.ns DoA~1 to l,l .i-,.
daughter o. ohl G. Henders0n. 30
III r0ticsl of IsiT.aJe5 m -. Je ia0r,sI sih 81!
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
CAMPAIGN S0IFS

zed 70 select candidates for Aftorrci h tp.
Ter u tho Treasury sd cork - TIC coas. ~ Aeni-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

Priee zoo ger ooDy subseHgo1 9T'ce sa 2' FeT yc'r
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-06
BULLION TAX.

Notice il hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds OF mines for the quarter ending March 81
1879, IL now due, and payable at my office in
the Courthouse OF the County of Humboldt,
and that the laws for its collection will bs
strictly enforced ~ ~ ~.
l.. L. RICHARD County Assessor.
Wj-aemuoca, May 2e 1877. my26-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-06

SPRING CITY, NEVADA.
hots can now be procured in the fiourshing
mining camp OF Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District, PARADISE mines by applying to the UNI
dersigned, the regularly authorized agent fer
the sale OF the same, BY letter or in person
HARRY WARREN ~-"'
NOV ~, 1878 Spring CITY, Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-06
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared TO nake ali Ainds
OF
PICT u RE L X A NJ Il =.
Repairing Furniture and sewing Machines
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHoR on
Bridge Street above LeNys Store.
SEQ r. vALKER
winnemuocs, July IL 1875
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-06
ID. u. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. d. II. R. Is.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING To LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town Of Minnemueea, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, snould he adj
dressed to the undersigned at san Francisco,
at the c. Z. II. r. Office where they viii receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging TO the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified TO attend 10 the matter without
delay and AVOID trouble
nolg. ID. Ii HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-06
FOR SALE.

~ HE LAFAYETTE HOTEL, situated ts1
( the Depot Winneniucca, Nevada- TX
Hote. is doing a first,cass business szfd WI sAssF
be sold at a bargain, as the proprietor desires -
re dire from the business. For terms apply ~
thA'propretor. JOSEPH GfstsstA<N
NThnem,so Il AA hsxA
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24

GFO. c. MARIS,
anllO-lmd eOl ShinIcy street. sec nd nnor.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
FIFTH EDITION
Another House nurgiarixes

On Tuesday evening while Mr.. and
Mrs. George R. Larson, 1888 Madison
street, were out for an hour or SO, some
thief or thieves broke into their dwell
ing from the rear, by prying open the
door with a bar or chisel, and ansacke ed
the house. They first found Mrs. Lari.
sons pocket book, from which they ex
sracted Is cents, all that was in it, and
threw the pocket book ON a chair. Pro
ceeding to the second story they emp.
tied the contents of the bureau on the
floor, and pocketed three gold breast
pins and necklace, which they found.
Thinking, no doubt, that there must be
money somewhere, they next attack ed
the bed, turning up covers and mat.
tressYs, and finally gave it up for bad
job and departed. Had they perse.
vered in their search in the bed, they
would have found ten dollars, which
had been placed there temporarily fol
safe keeping, but Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
are as well satisfied that they stopped
when they did. There is no clue ss tt
whom the burglars were, they evidently
must have been waiting for Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. to go out, and they must have
thought that there was money in tn.
bed. The robbery occurred about the
same time that Mr.. Miller's residence,
Just across the street, was robbed.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
Death From Cancer.

Mrs. Clarissa J. Eoulden, of Penca
der Hundred, visited Philadelphia {
few months ago, for the purpose of be.
ing treated for cancer, from which sh,
had been suffering for some time pre-,
viousIy. notwithstanding every effort
for relief She continued to grow worse.
and finally death ended her sutlcrings
on Wednesday last. Her remains were
conveyed to the residence Of her son-in-
law, W. p. Biggs, Esq, to-day, and
they will be inferred on Monday, the
2oth inst, i'll Bethel Cemetery, Cecil
county, Nd, leaving the house at II
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
LOCAL. TEr2E TABLE.
NnNEMl-tR1N. ls7R

r,AIlI lrA|g '.,, =. rGror.
- ..,.act 70, ".-.s'. r.. T. ss,l,, 9t', 9.tOr
.21g a. H.; l4.yJ, l-.s, 2.30, 400, $40,
T.2o. g. 3 y. n.
Fr %cw Yo'S; 2&l, a. NJ 1906, go, 12a 81,
1888, b.iyU. IN. On Sundays: 2.37, 6.45
v.r Eai..lora md Warrington: 1851, 2.lO,
$50 a. ~; l2H, l.O', 5.l8, pm.
For Baltimore: 7O8, Express. On Sunday,
tor Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 2lo,
$3.50 n. IN.
For Baltimore and way stations; s,3s a. IN,
sor New Castle: go, e.l5 4. m., 1.o6, $50
Tor delaware X. h: s.i5 Il. a.. LOS, $50 p.
N.
For Wilmington /. Northern X. r.: c.2b a.
H.: 8 y. m.; and 500 p. In. Saturday
urday's only. ll.0O p. IN.
'er Delaware Western r. r.: Tl5, 1870, am.
$50 y. n. no Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE At W-iMif8ToR.
Ftga PhiladeIphia Z. 49, 2.0@, 8.34, go q. ~,
1903, l9.4I 102. $50, 613, e.25, 200, 7.40,
l1,;bp. Ia. On Sundays: l2.43, 2.O3, 5.&4,
lU.l0 i. Ia: 1:3b, 1l.lb, =. N.
E 'lya t}ait lnore2F' 2@.45a. M. 1871, 1881
6.5s, 93o p. 10. On Sdndays:23l, am. 6.3S,
..y,u Washington: 2.Gl. a, m: I227, 1881,
5.3s, 93e p. IN. On Sundays: 231 a. H.;
IRON Nov Castle, $50, 1910 a. m.;
T.lOp. i'll. No &uHIGy trains.
FeQIn Delaware Il. r.: sE9 a. M; l2.lo, TlC
p. IN.
IRON Wilmington x Northern X. H.: s.9t
o. n. II 80 q. M; and 7.3i y. n. Satur
day'b only, l2D:
From Delaware Western K. H.. S.0O.a a. IL.
21b. 800 p. m. No Sunday trains.
rRt Ins FOR WILMINsToH LEAVE PHILADEL-
PH1A.
From Igtoad street and Washington avenue
7."O, 800. 1890, li.46 a. nn,; $40, 400, 6l6,
900, 815 9.45. ll.3O p. IN. On Sundays:
7.3O8 30 a. n.; 600, 1l.3O ?. m.
FlOm Thirty Second and Market street8; 100,
7.3O, ii. So a. IL. l2.Z5, 400 900, 1l.3o p. m.
On SUNDAYS 100. 1850 a. III
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
Iuauests this Morning.

The coroner was unusually busy tAis
morning. The first ease was that ii
Annie Collins, who resides on Button
wood street, over Third street bridge
The jury rendered verdict Of death
from Scrofula.
The next case was that of Little
colored child named Emma Maxwell
residing at No. 25 Mechanic street
From the evidence it appeared that the
mother had rolled over on it in her
sleep during the night, and upon awak,
sning found it dead. The jury rem.
dered verdict of death from strangu-
lation.
The third case was that Of Sarah
Williams, colored, aged 40 years, liv.
ing on marsh lane opposite Harlan &
liollingsworth Co.'S. car shops. Death
from consumption was the verdict.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
ssx Men Buried Alive.

Yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock,
the " night SHIFT" men in No 10 colliery
of the Lehigh an WiIkesbarre Coal
Cou.p p&ny, at Sugar Notch, were warned
by breaking and cracking noises that
tue inine or part of It was about to cave
in. They Immediately sent a boy,
named John Clark,to the face Of the
cas-. gangway, where six men were at
work, to notify them Of what was hap
pening between their gam eaway and the
opening. These men, However, with
the messenger, were cut oil by the cav
ug Of the mine, all the others escaping.
The names Of the imprisoned men are
Edward Price, Charles Hawkins, Jam' )
Greene, Patrick Greene, Barney. Riley,
and William Kinney and the boy, john
CLARK. They were buried in the safest
part of the mine, and two hundred men
were at once set digging tor their re-
lease, it being calculated that it would
b. necessary to dig to depth OF only
% feet. Nothing further has been re-
ported concerning the disaster.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
Nr. ADeia and the Mayor.

Mr.. George Adele called upon Us this
morning to make an explanation in re
ference to the order of Mayor Almond
on tuesday evening to lock him (Abrle)
up in the cells for contempt OF the May.
or's Court. Mr.. Abe!c says the Mayor
told his boy that the fine for disturbing
religious Meeting, was very heavy, but
as he was not ware Of the law he would
only fine him for corner lounging. Al
this juncture Mr.. Adele, while lie was
getting ready to pay the fine and costs,
made the following remark: 'Mr
Mayor, don't think it has been proven
that my boy was disturbing religious
meetings."
This Mr.. Adele says the Mayor con
strued into a contempt of court and on
dered him to be locked up. Mr.. Abele
says he had no idea whatever Of Offer
ing an insult to the Mayor, and was not
aware that lie had done so until he or
dered his officers to lock him up. After
Mr.. Ab4!" paid the fine and costs for lis
son, officer Robinson, apparently much
against his VIII, took Kim back aud
turned the key On him. The son attel
his release went back to see his father,
When the latter told Inn to hurry o9I
and inform Mr. John Frhrenbaoh and
Charles B. Lore, Esq of the turn IF,
fairs had taken, Mr.. Abele having de
termined to have himself released by =
writ o. Laj.s IS corpvs. However, before
either Nj. fehrenbach or Mr.. Lore ar
rived, the officers unlocked the doors
and set Mr.. Abole at liberty. Mr.. a.
seems to think the act very arbitrary
and despotic, and not warranted by
the circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
Tnc Wan with the GolA I,Not

"The man with the gold tooth" is
at present the terror Of the frontier.
His real name is Middleton. He be
gan his career as an outlaE in 1877 at
Sidney, Nebraska, wAare he killed a
man III q dance house, and in Tie
courts Of which place Le was convicted
OF murder. He escaped from Sidney,
organized band otrobbpr~, plu&dev,d, ,
bu mt and lurl red until theaf4ll OF
la,, ,.a,L ..y |aa 4u.Leu - al, ou.y
to TUNED himself ont with q coal scut-
de. Ea-orgaui4jus with fifty men It,
stole 5000 head "t cattle from the
P9Aaa iadians. Tie robbery Of Ger
man settlement on the ElkhOrn led to a
hot HGtsuiL Iy a squad Of loTscmcr.
The trail was followed for three DAYS.
On th4 morning Of the fourth day lUr
Germans a%oke to find Iseir pick.
cts murdered and every Aors" stolen.
In firing at Sheriff 'r1-er in KI.ls
ranch ".he man with the soli toota'
shot or our Of his own fingers, bnt
ESCAPED. He gets Lis name from .
rouL lyper tooth made entirely Of
gold. lie Is IS years old, six feet tall
audw ara q fierce black mou5tacAp,
under which the tooth shines like .
grain Of corn. Two needle guns, four
rcyolvers an! two digh5 make up his
armament
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
THIRD EDITION.
Neyada Clergyman's Grit.
A Methodist parson in Nevada has

A Methodist parson in Nevada has
publicly declined to abandon John Chi
namsu. The Rev. Mr.. Gobsr went to
Grass Valley from Sacramento taking
with him Mongolian man ot.all work.
The members OF the flock liked the
shepherd, but hated the shepherds 5
dog, and it was not long before the
board of stewards demanded the expul
sion Of the Chinaman. The minister
assured them that John had lived with
hin very long time, was q tolerable
christian, and an exceedingly good
fellow, and there was no reasoL why ne
should be discharged from service.
The stewarts Subsequently returned to
tue attack, and informed the paTson
that they would not pay his salary il
he refused to dismiss the Celestial
The reply was, "Come to chLrch next
Sunday evening"" The church was
Gro vled On the evening in question
and the sermon was awaited with
breatAles3 interest. The PASTORS ret
rr4nce 10 the Chinese question was
lrief but p,iuted. The Stewards have
told me that unless discharge the
Chinalnan in my employ they vii! no
longer be responsible tor my salary.
My wife has learned to like John be-
cause he is good Christian, thinks So
much of US, and does his work so faith
fulA. now answer you once tor all
that the Chinaman shall stay with us
and | shall continue as pastor of this
church until the Conference sees fl
otherwise to direct me, salary or no sal
ary, starve or no Starve! have never
vet been intimidated from what con-
sidered my duty as a Christian, and
do not propose to be now Brethren,
it strikes me pretty f)reioly that 1t
would be better for y8u to follow the
religion taught in the Bible than that
dealt out on the sand Lots in san Fran
cisco" Prejudice is prejudice, but
grit is also grit. There was applause
from every side OF the church, and when
the preacher left the rulpit promi-
nent member OF the congregation step
ped up to him and said: ''Parsor,
you have partaken of uly hospitality
the past many time. Rec0llect
that my latch-string hams on the out
side when you come that way. There
is crust in cur cupboard when your
salary falls
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
FOURTH EDITION.
Snip Snaps.

1t is said that the sherifI's sale of the
lawyers club house, is to convey a le-
gal title to the owners.
John Hickey, son of Edward B. Hickey,
Bishop Bccker's Secretary, had a very
fine gold hreat-pin snatched from his
necktic on circus day.
The Home Loan Association meets TO-
morrow O'riday) evening, at Heads
salesroom, when good chance will IN
afforded to purchase money on mort
gage security chcaply.
Another circus will he along in a
few weeks, SO don't leave your house
unprotected.
Bishop Ames, whose name and mem.
ory is dear TO many friends III vii
mington, was dying in Baltimore last
night.
Rev. T L. Martindale was in the
city to day. His usual cheerful smile
has turned to sadness on account of the
death Of little Ern.st, his son.
General Thomas J. Jordan, o.
this city, through the influence of ex.
Governor Hartranft, with whom he " as
associated during the war, has been
tendeled position in the post-otice OF
Philadelphia.
Thomas NJ. Og!e will open an auction
room at 30. 50G Market street.
\ matin sale OF Italian sculpture is
being hell this afternoon at Merrick 4
brakes aIction rooms.
In place of Howard M. jenkins and
Samuel D. Smith, who have left the
city, Prof. Stansbury Wiley and
Daniel w. Taylor, were appointed di-
rectors Of the Wilmington Institute.
Wien the morocco men have on
hand goods ready for shipment, the
fact is made known TO the cypress
agents by means Of a red flag suspend
ed over the door.
The walk up the Brandywine is now
crowded with pedestrians, started out
by these warm spring days.
&,The Sunday school of the First Pres
byt rian church will give May day
entertainment in the church proper ON
Thursday evening May lst.
An editor between twelve and one
O'Clock to-day was dared out in the
street for fight, hut he didn't go. He
Was an un town editor.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-24
Attempt 10 Asssssi inate Booth.

Edwin Booth, while performing in
the last act of Richard II, at MoVicker's
Theatre, in Chicago, last night, was
twice fired at by man in the left up
per gallery. When the second shot
was fired, Mr.. Booth started to the left
wing of the stage, pointing ont the as
sassin as he went.
The man was seized, and but for the
interference II the officers would have
been roughly treated. He gave his
name as Mark Gray, % years of age,
said he was dry goods clerk of St
Louis, had been three years preparins
tor the deed and only regretted his fail
ure to kill Booth. He refused to give
his reasons, but said they "would bt
regarded as sufficient"
Subsequently Gray said his object
was TO revenge friend who had been
wronged by Booth. A letter was found
upon him addressed to katie" an
nouncing his intention of shooting
Booth, and asserting in a rambling
manner that Barrett was "a superior
actor to Booth" The young man is
probably insaur.