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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
aENRY C. WALLACE. wM. H. cH
WALLACE g. CHILES,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS Al
IN Law, Lexington, Mo. Office, front room
over the Lexington savings BANK" Opposite
the court house. viii pracllce In the courts OF
Lafayerte and surrounding counties, and also IN
she supreme court oil Tue state OF Missouri, ana
the u. 5. Circuit anu District courts ior the
Western District OF Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
PUT DOWN The BRAKES,

Ne matter how well the track is laid.
No matter how strong the engine 10 made.
When you find il running on u downward grade
Put down the brnkes.
II the demon of drink has entered your soul
And his power is getting hey ond your control,
And dragging you down to a terrible goal.
Put down the brakes.
Remember the adage, DON'T trifle with tire!'
Temptation, you know. is always liar:
If you want Ia crush out the burning desire,
Put down the brakes.
Are you running in debt. by living too fAstf
Do you look back with shame on q prufltless past
Anu feel that our ruin is coming al last?
Put Down the brakes.
Whether for home. Tor knowledge or gain,
You are last wearing sut your body and brain,
Till nature no longer can bear the strain.
Put down the br ks.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
WIIIIAw YOUNG.

4 TroKNEY AT LAW Lexington, Missouri
"A viii practice his professio.' IN an .. u u
courts of Lafayette county anu the courts U
Record IN the state. Oiiice opposite Tue eeuit
house All business promptly attenceu ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
-. HYI1ND.
Notary Publi,
RYLAND & RYLAND,

"a ITTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo.
A Onice over No. 81, Main street. Practice
IN al the Courts OF Lalay cite and adjacent coun-
lies. in the supreme court of the State and
District Court OF the United States. Prompt
attention given to COLLECTIONS and all other
hnsin.ss janl4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
LOOK FORWARD. NOT BACK.

Oh, mourner, making thy piteous moan.
''What shall do2 How can 20
Down through the desolate days alone2''
Wait! for the righteous light Is sOwn:
Wait, and the dawn shall grow.
One by one come the desolate days:
II Ia only to-day that toucheth thee.
Look straig ght before thee! some guiding rays
Shine now on thy path. Go on with praise
In the light that thou eanst see,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
FAREWELL.

,.Tls word that's hard to utter,
Yet too often must be said;
Life Is full oil mournful partings;
Brightest Joys are soonest dead;
And that word the heart hrars sadly.
Sounding like funeral kneli,
AS the lips of.luved ones whisper,
TIemblinyly, Farewell. Farewell"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
JNo. z. BURDEN,
Notary Pub
BURDEN g. SON.

TTORNEYS 4 COUNSELLORS AILAM
a Lexington, Mo. Office front room over U
b. Roy Ie's Oook store IN kriehn's new buiiaing
Opposite the Courthouse. Wul pfactlee IN !h.
state and Federal courts. crumpt ATTENTION
-xisen to the collection OF claims and EroGats
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08

The Marshall Democrat says Mr..
Holmes. of that city. is engaged in dig
ging well, hoping tn strike vein of
water. At depth OF II feet he struck
blue quartz. interspersed with pyrites;
still further down be found species Of
sand carbonates. and at the depth Of 151
feet he encounted Il lot of bones.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
ATTORNEYS.
7OuN q RIACKWELL,

CHARLES e. STONE,
-or.py pIrRIIC- NAPOLEON, Lafayette
NOAAn Misnnr, mnylltf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08
JOHN A. y. TUT.
FRANKLIN x. TUTT,
Notary Public,
TUT s. SON,

A TTORNEYS AL LAW, ~,
Cn,ce No. SIX Main street, over Ievis' Drug
sIore, Will practice In tile Lafayette and ad1oin
Ing counties. special attention gwen 10 eoleSt
ions und the in investigation oil lanu titles.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08

The Chicago Inter- Ocean is of the
opinion that our population on June l.
1873, was not less than 49. l89. .525. and
that Oh June l, 1879. the number will
not be less than 0.705. .799. At the same
rate OF progress the count OF the people
in 1880 will show So. .277 .O59 inhabitants
in the states and territories.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-08

The universal expectation Of married
people is, that their married lives will
always be happy ones. Deluded dream
ers! They imagine that they are differ
ent from other people. and that when
they enter the portals of matrimony love.
peace and prosperity will be their at
tendants. Such had better consider
themselves the same as others. but form
iron resolutions to do different from 9TH
er married people, resolutions that will
keep them from the dangerous coasts on
which so many have been wrecked and
ruined. Unhappy marriages depend
on many causes. Previous to marriage.
many try to appear more intellectual.
more amiable or more accomplished than
they really are. Depend upon it. that
love brought into existence by moon
light stroll: strengthened by deceit and
iashionab Q display, and finally consum-
mated through the influence of intriguing
friends. will fade in after life almost as
fast as the flowers which compose the
bridal wreath.
, 1879-05-10
coInmtitcr h,. consideration, n tlin question of
tue separation ot Church u,il! State.
l}Y MAIL.

l}Y NAIL.
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
LohfoH 7lnlrs, hnftf IN.
Tie entries Of Implements, machinery, etc.,
for tl,is Exhibition smye now close'l. 'IImy afo
I'll II srrY cstcnstsp SCALE, '.1nl far iargur thnn
th''sn of airy Agricultural Exhibition yet held.
At The 1soya! Agricultural soclcty's great Liver.
pt,ol alluw IN lh77 mi exhntots displayed their
rtnl,tc1lnns III IT, !Hi iert run twenty feet w!1c)
ID ny: implement ynrd; 1aAt year. at Brlstol.
]5.ht} fuet were Octupscll BY 4oJ exhibitors,
wh1u at TIM Forthcoming Exhibition n, A,Nto feet
hnsH beun npptfed for by DBL exhibitors. II t!.':
yur1bis rnwH u. sheds wnrc ptacEd cnd tn end
tln exhibits nnt w.,rketl by machinery woul.i bc
nver trre lhl1cs In length, md thu machinery
~ molnn, Or implements actually wDrked by
Rtcatn .cnrncs Dr nilirr tncahs, would extcnd
considerably more than d mile. Nearly hall
mile will ha dtYotcd 10 scctls r0ots, t1latllrcs,
fue,l!ng atufrs, a1l snlar articles. The entr!ea
ir British nt.i foreign horsca, nsses, mulrs.
rattle, Sheep PIGS, Enats hlttnr. cheese, hans.
hucDm, fresh ntui preserved meats. ilees, ct,tcr
artti perrr, do not close Until tue lat Ut Eext
mouth. but up TIL the nresent tlnie the nppli'
cations fr0m fnlcnilirg exhibitors lit tllehe de.
plrtments arc understood 10 ue very NUMEROUS,
10 that tlrrc Is cvtry probability tint tllc lIs0
ncrcs which conlpriag tlt s!La OF thu Exhibition
will not be In cxrcfe NJ tho actual rcuuFem cnts
TItcyu was Elu,GS)O 0fTurc1 In prlxta.
, 1879-05-10
raid the Judge ia,l no power tn Interfere with
jury. The Actlol, uccasnnelt much Comment.


Spscfas Dit,aHtch to 5't- Tribune.
l.ou,svtLr.g, Ky., May o.--Somc Lime AGO Col.
4. II. CrIttcnden, United Htates Marshal nf
Kentucky, arrested, through Ills ucnus[es,u.W.
Penn. ". r. .ackman, aud William Bryant It,
tho Interior OF tho State tor violating tlr rcve.
MIC lawA. It was stown By thu TRIAL that l,ry'
ant was nut tic naa who hst1 committed tho
uiTcnsc, u,al ic WIS consequently discharged.
lie tl,rt, brought suit against Marshal Cfltten.
den nud Deputies Penn anil Jnckmau for 500
damages fur false imprisonment. bsYant
gained the suit, ami = writ III execution was
ss,t,ui In tho Jefferson Circuit aga!nst s!lc IT..
fendaYis. IN which Nal. Penn wus arrested INT
the litll Of lnht tn"Msn, but took ihu tlsoIven
debtor. oath. mil whs rcieaaea. This morning
Col. Ctitlcnlen was a!to arrested on this writ
by the Slcritf u,Nf lodged IN jail for safckeep-
!ng until hc shall paY tic icht. Tic United
Stntes has rtfused tu help thr Maralln mid he
will he, un!ess TIN money Il rait, tonnellcd to
remain IN custody for ten s'nss. Crititnde11
announces his intention 10 taka tue oath VI
insolvency. mil this rcqni!cn notice os ten duys.
Vt,t eaae caust. constdetab1e c0nlnent.
Xnsciut n.uutth In 7hs T,thHne-
LOUISVILLE, KY. May a.-Cnl. Crittcn1en
was rc1easetl from custody Tonight, did IL ts
supposed TOOK .hc oath referred ~.
, 1879-05-10

mined !" steal enough to become such. [Re-
ncwttl laughtcr.}
Mira rtnnoun;cd Dcnni. KeasDcv onn of ths
etca'est n1tc noblest men Vi tns country, een.
clusior t'c said TINT he lscsed they could mako
The contractors either give up their contract or
live UP 10 It,
AIN. A'HAitr
said that utrr VIVA being constructed In ChlcAro
cno of the greatest alxortnms eycr conceived,
IT was horn In darkness and raised in
night 10 got the contract through with.
ia; 1s,,tsnfs e. ,, 10 .s ou:s sss; psss .s
l11e city uroke tts contract With Cook County,
nsul now Tie city ilaf looked hesida Tie COUNTY
division ike = black haslot beside whito
virgin. iae hopea the thlevng contractors
nllarter. Hc had heard fro,n ncdfnrl that
SIXTY or seventy tncn were still cmplgrc} In
cutting stone there iie l,opcd thut II thclr
% wishes "e1e r.; dtstcvnr1sd .s. lo0oo men would 20
structure even with Lake Michigan. II they
should do Tits, tn forty or tlfty Years their
gt'ildtcn "oliltt rise up and cal! them blessed:
The ctIttsactnrs must he taught lint they could
not do as they pensed with city Of half mil.
ion penpfet n,'i he suggested the appointmcnt
of = runmittec u ncn who mchu& what they
eal to wait uton tue Mayor aid ConueiI md
represent the cuse.
AID. LAwkEh
sna s1 .',nt n1 ne'.esed u Was the b!an datT Of
tt., @ ~ ~ t"t tne sluns Was gnt IT Ivy
Sy nc eonhiaeGa ',.'eG, 1he pm'aiilE aamnablo
~. its,, ~ G'.s! himself !os is neHon az
~ ,aan r"t ~ "os'snt' ! I1 , aunt nciese m rsshn@
r"nx,,,., r,n VI "''oa, pn1 i ho was iiot A..
fst9, fgn, ,''i or.,,.s, mss.to" o ttust Y tlo
et,..,.c,,s mn ue'n"1 ,t,.t "e "on!u lou ..e
ttn: stoic shou'a ho r,lt here OF every stone
I. n.ia..,, u e"o"'u U" san* l" ''e 1'ef. lofcat
"'siJ''II XII i u x,o- .u,, .,,,. ,,,,. .,,,.,
,,t,,. ~" ~ n.'. tsIat tHet tho''n! senh eom-
, 1879-05-10
El.EfrrJ0N-F1tAUD GASES.
Eh<rtdf Disn,itch ia RE Tribune,


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Mar 9.-ln tho cases
a9alnst tbs Jennings County politicians for COLI
sptsacy to commit ELECTION frauds Last October,
Judge uresllnm rnled tAt the indictment wsa
good, anl tty trial proceeded under pens IT not
guilty. Defendants arc charged With importing
yotr8 from Jackson County into JcnnillEs
County, Or being CONNECTED wilh sctlcne 10
d0 10, al,l Influence the election for Congress.
man In tho Fourth District. Tile consplfasora
aro all prominent ulen IN tlle loea!itics.
They are Hurry Wrapc, James Witker.on.
Democratic candidate lor Treasurer VI Jennings
Counsy last full; William Bashler, Laules
llossey, Jacob jolly Howard jolly, Railroad
Agent At North Vernon; Charlca D. shank,
Clerk In tho late Legislature. and now editor
of the knrth Vernon fHH james N. hafsl,
former proprietur Of lta Sun Or. Christian, II.
Wills. ijrply q. McAil1ster, William l.. He'd.
dick. a,ns Lew RcIdIek, Jease N. Mattfn, Cal
yiu wilder, Henry Hampton, lind Daniel john
sou. MAyor uf Seymour. Al! Of the defendants
ara present excerpt Dashler all.! Jehnson. Thu
District.htturney IL asslstoh by 0uh. Harrlsop
iu ,ho prOaecltltI,. anl lle defansg IL cQh0uatuA
by Ooy. Hendricks aud the Hon. paYtd lutp'a.
Tile cases attract profound attention. THIS
afternoon, Nhun II waa suppressed fAe Jury would
BE- accepted, Gov. Hendricks asked jldte
Gresham to dssrliss 1t froul tha bo1 on thu
grouud Of political bias aud p1eit1u1ee thefe oes
Ing no Republicans un 1t, a,I order = neN pane&
With fall representation 1t both parties. !h1s
wat done by tlIt Court over thu protest OF litc
District Attorney lEA aasut'ate ent1tselt "uo
, 1879-05-10

FREMONT, Erb.. May g.-At Ii meeting at the
citizens held hero Tonight arrangements wers
,.lat,o for meeting at the grounds OF tho Fre+
u,Ant 'rruttlilg Association on Wednesday, and
Thursday, May Il and 81, to bc participated ttl
hY tle horscs taking past in the Liueoln mud
Hastings races. NratlY Nil tho owness OF
horsra In tho circuit hnvo si.ni1ed their lntcn-
lion OF coming. mud Tho ruce will 10 the hsst
ever ht1u IN this porllon Ut tile State. Tie
time IL tho week Intervening between tug
that ulT ihn Lcst luraes will be hcra Liberal
pnracs hate tcc1, raEdrd, md the citizens aro tn
earnest tu mako tllss QUO Of te inoss ssiGeesslni
turf meetfuigs ever held IN tht btntu. Tbs full
prusru1Iuiu will spon be arranged.
, 1879-05-10
Donarnrto Marriages.

A curious fact Is, tlat jerome Bonanarte, os
the wi,otr llnd n,atle the best match cyer sect
in his family up to tl,nt time. Miss Patterson.
after all, wns the accomplished Daughter NJ 4
wealthy md ligh!y-scspectcd merchant, while
every unc OF the brnttrrs or sisters uf lri
husband ind married pctsnns OF low birth OF
doubtful! rcspcc,ap1tlty. Thus, Joscph Bona.
partc had married the daughter 6f u a,ap-tncr.
clant at Afarscitfes; Napoleon himself had mar
..xehambcrn,ntd ct an inn in st. siaxttntn, neat
Tou'o,: Eliza, the sat, ni cotFeewattcr mid
billiard maker tBnccioccllIl; Matilda Nh, II.
hustler tAiurasl at al Inn tftren miles frnrt
Cahors: paullua' {l'oIahesel tn: tmsthrtl SGT, II
Ill itircrant wUol.t1ealcr l4eclcrrl whose brnthct
t,a4l M:es hanged for rohbcry. suppo*tn9
jerome to hare acted IN eood fal1l,. and to have
privately debated tl,e subject With his brothers,
lie might Indeed have nnadc ease against them.
, 1879-05-10

8F4C1H
Isp1AkAroLIs, Ind, May o.---uarllng's hond
las beer, liked at $i,000, an.l Inns been signed,
hut he has not been Tclcaecd from jail. Huss IN
lad t,salth and IL threatened with brain fever.
bu,t. weru entered against him to.day b7 Light
to: kl1,ON datnnHs to bis business nDd feelings,
ulul bs Walters, the printer who jumped
through the window, for $500.
, 1879-05-10

NVftfnI UIdVaIch 70 1HF 1F7bHH3s
nyrHu1r, May 0.-l'ho dlspatel published IN
The 1Tu.<4 this morning that tho slso.wae.eae'
,nettes' four-oarctl crew, os Monroe. Mich,
havu beon barred from competitloa at the Ham
ley, Eng, regatta next mnutll. Is. to say tls
least, premature. Ilr CREW are still striving 10
Ea!l, admission. aud will nut pt,alllnn hope u.
III cyory scsourcu shall have been exhausted.
trhe funus are pIetlgcd, lllu. II adYtccs from
tl!e 9lat.
, 1879-05-10

HpfrI0I WSNI1tH 10 I'VE 3TIo"H&
TEnnE nAuTE, 1nt., May a.-Ltc1't. Fasey,
who ,l.ot tho desperate llartiaon stonc while
trying 10 arrest HIN, was to-day entirely Justified
In the art by the C0runer'a durY.
-Four ,ires have occurred to-day. One was
ouits disastrous, dcstroylnE, 4 number Ut pri-
vulc harns. II IS tyaeut tic city Is !uIestea by
gun0 u tneendlaslcs.
, 1879-05-10

day night, waa captured Inst evening nt Amherst.
burg, Unt., with Frank Wentworth, vnu ctcape'l
with hi'n. Deli to.day turned status evidence,
and detailed The whole story how Sells md lie
broke Into tho s,ore and afterwards divided the
ptuntIcr will, lTarrv D. Orr, another student
awaiting tFial next term.
, 1879-05-10

POLICE OFFICER SHOT,
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., May p.-Easly. thts morning
1'oIcc Dillcer ClaarlcA Wilson tcolored} was shot
by james Sh!pway nnrl Joseph Moun, whom tc
altrmnte, to arrcRt fur being dIaos1eFly. Ills
wuufIsas arc mot necessarily muEaAl. Thu two
Men Wtte altcrwarua arfgsted.
, 1879-05-10
4lELLl()1"F,

ERls. Pa, Mar v..-The condition Of Elicit,
ths defeated pugIlist, today was such that hs
friends thought II tae for him to start for home,
sud he lett ou the O'Clock traM Eass, accom-.
panied by uoas, Sm!tu. aud Campbell.
, 1879-05-10

6D1ci0' 0Fs3'dIch 70 7ae Tribune.
ATLANTA, G,l., MAY D.-Aftcr tho execution Of
the prisoners At Aupllng to-tay, md tho return
Ut the people from fl,c galiows, n row occurred
bc,wccn E. ". Iiawt q and Pit Kenny, ueotea
Usry. and J. y. usFr, tho threc latter shooting
aga!ust the formcrj Insulting in tic wound!,lg
Of T.. ". Hnwcs In tAt left land nttl right hip,
both slight wounds, the wounltng Of Pat Kenny
about the right eur Also Slight mud tho wound
ts,E u ]. 4. Usry Oh litllc right Icy mid In the
Left erotn. rl'e lnft4t wound was pronounced
mprtal. llnwcs was ,brnnrht to Thomson by
frier.ls, amt ]. ia. usry wns taken tn
sl,irds' 1lotcl. 'l1iS, difficulty arosn fr'nn an
old fspd six years tfY ~ between tho u#!y' aud
I1awcs.
, 1879-05-10

LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
New OHtEANs. Mar v.-'i1Ie Constitutional
Ct,.,vsnt!uu ll4a adopted an article prohibiting
ulu uruerAi Assembly from contracting any
sbt pr liability on l!e part Of lIle stBte except
Iur thu purpusu Ut Tepell!IIg Invasion Ur tnSur-
IeetiUn.
, 1879-05-10

dptt413 W1EdEfN 10 I'M 5FIt1HA
ANN AnaoH, Mich, Mar 9.-L'oco'n D. Sells,
Of A4nsheld, O., dental student. charged with
butgsty,waA examined to-day at"l bousid ofetto
the Circuit Court ios trial. Deli, lhe nc1tcalstu
1cnt pileeted with htLu, an VINO bsokv jail Sun
, 1879-05-10
FINANCIAL,

MEn'pnN, Conn.,, May 0.-In consequence Of
tlu IaIlure ut wh't.c'uarc, Feet, Post Il ,Cn..
the hterldun Woulcn tunpsuy Directurs hase
yrseil IL M,ake MI assignment. Tin st'ckltotd-
cea u,rrt un lllu 10Th IL UT upon thu tIlRster.
, 1879-05-10

A, II. Drinks, cosoEad lawyer OF Doston,
was married III that city, last week, 10 Miss
6tauley, daughter Vi au Episcopal Clergyman ot
WISCONSIN, MnL Wo1nYli Of G4ucastol, blood.
Ine xIvuaa Was born i bsayc In Huutl C4rol'nx.
, 1879-05-10

1IANGED4
FAYETTEVILLE, N, t.. May 0.-Rlcharfl tet, =
negro burglar, was publicly hanged here tu+iss.
liz cunesst,l his crInc on the scsffotd. ana said
hc deserved death. Tllu execution Has VII
nrasei By I, ,000 pcsAons.
, 1879-05-10

HEPORTED CAPTURE.
NEw YuRK, Aiay g.-'rtere IL a rumor that
!" He'd " Lcary has bccn rccaptured In Maryland.
, 1879-05-10

rAKouB SUBMITS
, Aoshos. May "a dispatch from Lahore an.
pI,t", pses mat Yakoob Khan hhi accepted ail tho
Issaa ill., proposals. rheas adyaucs tie froutlor
s M', 70 4: TO give tho british the Ko,uk lass,
,hs Is. sallaY, tfto Korunt Valley II ~ far ~
fl, aauataauau Pasa. an1 The Khyhcs Pass as
ts, LoafK. Tile british Also rain thu right 10
nj, ~ sgens Al Cnndahat. Maj. Cpg3guari
Khan, ~"'o5 ~ esoa' "''a anAoop
rt CHOLERA pEcREas!No.
@ss sao'e14 IL decreasing ta India,
, 1879-05-10
SIoOR'TING.
I1tJ.LIA1sn3.
nv f,Hhlt 10 TIA 1r{bHnk,

nIIL1AKDs.
nv CHhit IN TIA Tribune.
PANS, $ay 8-'lt.n billiard tournament now
it, tlruvfcss at The Drnnl flne las mt An!y to
,,rwcd Interest In "thc Ncntlcman'a uamc." but
1t Ens ftifnI8Fcd Fronchmau with il..iisputabo
1,rnot that Amc rrnas afe tho supertors tf every
other naion on Tho g1ufc 1T branch of btls!-
rnas In wh|cl, They nro particularly tntercsteJ.
THIS tournament is given under the aUs-
ttrys III the j. H. brunswick t.
1,alkc Company, Of Ncw York. Chicago,
st. Louis. Anl Cincinnati. mud one Of
trtr tHb1r* fron stack, Titled ub Will, The cclc
tlrRtcl Monarch cushions, now stands In the
finest puh!tu .lfntng.slnll oil tic Cnptcut. Tin
gan,ra are played or this table In tim ,rcsoncc
Ut such tilstln!ulshr1 aN1oncus a. coalL tic se-
cltrel In no htlIcr elkv In The world. Muliteo
Vignuux md II. rDs, native contestants In this
tourney, nrc lutl III te!r pralso of lilo Monarch
cushions, prououncIug tIetn by far The best ever
placed OH btllar.l.tablc. Upon pEgnaux'a
rcrornn.en.la ttou tie ,lran of the ]. ~. Hruns-
wick & Dsiko Company haye bccn re-
u,lcstcl to furnish two similar
tabIcs for s1e Presidents ralace
In tie Champs Elyscs. Tic illustrated paners
continue their pictures Of the American billiard
table, nt "Ct,sm," tho mnst celebrated eartca-
LHf!ah III F4ttIopct Hil!F AWpiS alopG -. VIZ az
tnlrahl1 ars 4, pehe!!iE scenes Tncse.m Mo',
hiring nlayed upon BY Red RcntlhlI'ans. Tic
gnsnrs titus far paycd have bcrn excellent ones:
aud have bccn witnessed by largo nnl delighted
audiences. One ca,1 lihrd'y mhElne s1lcH u tling
M 1he proprietor Of the Grand Pacific ll"tel in
Chicago glylng up their large ,di,l'',E'rooni
for 4 week to billiard pln'era,. 9,d M
xse 90 Eset " Luz ,.s "a,nrs s' that M thc
t,fa tfsnsH 1ee eas rnsSsd tssis iaasst aa
ht mHsni''Gsnt @ o nent a"f III ~ tc
hr,nsvsk = lakc Co., wno Wy ~ no ,l DOUBT
in1Y apR5eG,tI iii,t IT, ,od ~ nrcra ~ n p hrit
nEnt "itn iol, ,as ~. r,, ~ iTM' ~, .uvl
~ mY Dn, sS@rw " HTn,sp g ~ ov
The gauc to.nrt was between daFn'er ,s1,., NV
flot; ntd was "nn Nv w. soac vfnno,, ~ nse"ty ~:
te'S tos',n1ris nngs gsert,,t sS''' D"'' "''" '
,,,,u +.-x1~or.I,@- ,+rrr,ro
THE HEN1S6IoN MEELlNo.
The snrlnE mocsl'E OF tho hentneks Aseoe'a-
tits,, at Lexington, will commence to-day alul
] mcctIm, ot Nashville, whlc, closed last week, II
M!cct'''I ]" ~.s'''et "A's" H. T..
tc earliest OF tne Important lae,ng esenIs ~ ~
th1s coensry. fllat Mt LEXINGTON IS looRcd lor'
.,,,, n,st,1,,,r a, t,. inrec ,umhcr 'or vnluul1o
~ s.s,,os ~ h. ro,,n,,s,f IN, frlds IN ctrrv raco
stakes u ue so''esssu, H.. 'trs n, u's.s ."so
nrs largo a1lu III a HIGH eiass' ihe proafa'"me
| II sn rich with Interesting events tlat o sum
mary Of IL wll! bc Of Interest.
| IN ,,fc rrat aov ncrnrs fin pbmnix Hotel
~ 49, .,,tta a,.1 <,,,on,,,. o,a, trr o-,,nor.
oln"es, 'lsnc ""u a""''oi 'AS" ~ o'ts@t
tlois; tie FilIy Stakes, for 2yehr-ots, sixtcer
| Nominations: md a nurse race, opc mile. for ali
n',rs A,,tr tha crarks nnt,lrI to stnrt ii ths
TI,rn,x Iintoi stnkes nro Ecivne, L]oyI Harris
i;s rks s!ix nac @ so Ro" lsSiSs: sa. Ty ynes a.
| .gt.ttis ~. H. T.,in,l,t iir,n,l flnLn
, 1879-05-10
Was JrtY Davis Guilty Vt Trn@sun7-lSsn Hut
Irr's ilrnlnn.

INF'8 11fIHIHN.
TRENTON, N. j., April aa9.-Ht't. lfnjafnfH r.
Uuttrr-IlKAn uEAKtAL: AftcT scentg wliat
twu loyal IreslurEta Eayu s!anc for Ntostty, The
gurrrijlu, asni What trsatlent Hayes IL no~ atl
,ncn wlosu llnints af0 rcd wtn b!oul n,Ml llcar1s
blugk viii. murder anI .rcusnn, questlou my
suli as io whether did right IN aayilln, a. a
Grant Jusur lint IelEurshl, Davis WIS guilt pf
tfrasu1l, viii y.u please answer hp'n lIlu back
M thja and slow t,iu tu rea,l my question aud
your answer to my congregations, H1lfcll, / am
happy to ray, arc 0uitu iaFse aMt sssy 'atelll-
grnt, Hopefully yours. ,,
WASHINGTON, n. C., Anrli 2a.-llElR WARM
WE'LL; Eulu4iy un earttl doubts that Davis was
rui ~ Of tlsasbt, utul he would not say hu,selt
lhat 10 wus not. And 0FaA jutY1na1, uF any
otl,rr luryuall, wou'd have ~ saI 70 whup put
lpon hls oath. bAk1' r. NufLaa.
, 1879-05-10


.o,ss ' hsY 9.-Ihe Muulc!pal Council has re-
oet,o, % 10 10 'eEaae to admit any lonkot ties o!
ia, rs.S aatS articles Of consumption Intended
il p'easnsat'ses p.I' of foreign countries .ettdlug
n, CHURCH AND STATE.
soaeeil ha& also derldsd to refer to g
, 1879-05-10
r.. CHOLERA pRcRkAe5Nd.
~ sao'esA Is decreasing tn Indis.


p,, 0AhI1ALpl lLL@
h,S1s hsr o.-'lhe t1d,spoe!.!on Of Gen. Carl.
'&'a' h. Increased.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-19

George Cornwall died at Elko yester-
day, aged about 60 years. He was one
of the first conductors on the Humboldt
Division of the Central Pacific Railroad
and made Winnemucca his head quart
ers for years. He was Familiarity known
as "Uncie" George and al more popular
conductor never collected fares or
punched tickets on Che Central Pacific
or any other roai. He came to this
coast before the railroad was built and
lost fortune in unfortunate specula-
tions in Nevada County, California,
after which, he being an experienced
railroad man, he accepted the position
OF conductor ON the Central Pacific and
for several years ran passenger train
between here and Toano. For two or
three years past he was in feeble health,
and yesterday in obedience to the sig-
nal OF the grim conductor death he
crossed the dark river which separates
Time from Eternity and let us hope re-
ceived cordial reception on the other
shore.