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@et,niidlte teleeraptifd,e oepeid,et,

Sn etner oblen9 9rube nabe Wtor-
ris Citation, Ycnni., al Der pPeunipluaniar
gabn" ereigilete iidl 9citer1 ein d 4 age IL
bes 9S ter, burd] wsldjes Gam. atitlsr
unS Wfid@ael asBler get0btet nnb Gurus Son
iuabrldeiulidl t0btlid oer.punoet iuur0e.
Der y pc ad) en-S dnptling Zero II o.
ben Standardization III ii Camp studsr, M.@M.,
ergeben nnb ,pirb mad Der San Carlos Jteirz
baton gelfidt tusrben. Die 8anbe lit bic
islbe, tuslde ieit einisen Monatsn ibr linn ZEN
on ben @renSe bon Mrisona unO Meu ,Warifo
trteb.
9es Dad Der Gtlen,perfe oes 5rn. Cigar
M.3bompion 81 3 lit sbnrg, Yenni., itiir5te
porgeitern plStlid elm, unb eine betrdhtli9e
Mn5abl Yerionen, pelde td in benz @sbau6e
befanbei, ipllrbe iinter ben Sruntmern begra=
ben. Rsan MenIden wureen oerlest, 3tpd
berielbsn t5btiih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-30
Grant In s0oif,innfon.

gS ing N, %. 0e5br.- @en. Grant
uno Gattin madten heute @ornlittag oer 5Sralt
9apas ihre @uiiuartung, nne Der General be-
lud)te ipattr Die oerihiebenen 9teaieruuqs= e
partements. Der YrdFhent ipsii'te stbenOs
BET BENT 9ld)tb. eebi B. Morton.
Sen. 9rant 0at fid) entldloiien, bis llId5ltea
Sreltag bier Su bleibsn, anftatt, tpie er 1lr.
lpriin9li9 beabiid)tigte, id)pn aloracn abs,trei
zen. er perdnoerte ieim 9teiIeprpgramn, nm
lslne alten 6rslnce an Neulabrstase bier en-
pTauaen III fDul1er.
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gsiehmarft II, &ailaae!nh;a.

Wt tluDtIp 9tu, y. 0l5bf. =
6inbpieb lebbaft, 3uinbr 1000, prima su 64,
quite 81, WiittelIorte 44-5, orbitdrs 81.
Sdaafe lsbbaft, j3ufnbr 5000, pritna 81
81, CUTE Sd, gtitteliorte rs, orbinare
4-42.
S6rpeine lebbaft, ;3ufubr 4ooo, prina u,
quite II, Wfittsllorte 6a-7, Oroinare 644-6l.
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(9gtticu1:
Sass- .smS saat ssus;ayae

fd)ueu, oousrhait unb nit aeglroCn ae7eg
9eheiit bird Gie @uticurc. Rit,tl, u nm
auc a. oeren befanutea lPloi:irea mo
SeilmutO0en utrsethb itao.
efropbuloie gsitrpirs INTO gBuarer 0bfceFs
Atlk Leg g9Mnoeu IN 5Otgt pon s iebrr uno e pFpes
les, al:e gRunoeu. aftens g5unoeH g norrhJi. en-
Garfunteu uno unrsinist,itrn ceg SIuiss tosiAs Na
oa. grdi oi!eubaTsn cas- lie bic 0aut 6srtr mad, !,
InH tie IN oas GIsid einirels bs n raid unD usrI
ltiplnesn, toet1n ne tnnrrtit NIT uttcurG RE.
euras Sette beban0eIt iper en-. Sa.tfu6 ooee
9e@Ina. Srtno, Rtu4 fpurm. EioriasiIs &usids Bar.
birsarabs, lolule als 9rasr uno lhoridraen ga its
aysihlase; oes I.tdsn acpf rtnh, anerrFf nnS are
rejbarsn niis lufsnesn @us nlaee Der 9op l. reI-
dc bos Saar austrotnen ounner. a'isrbsE tsa
U poi3eitSe Sahitoptateit netarIaheH, DerOen far
tmner 9estiit ourd Sic Gattelra. 6stl.
III tel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-30
Sell aie,ihmann 6 Gomp's grehbefe.
3eRattntnta6nitae,t.

0lomtniIiratipns=Mn =Mnsetge.
- Ha6rid pirb biermt aeeeben, baS llrtter5ebneter
Bo1mabt sllr 8erpaltung bes Natbtahes bes aIbier
1erforbenen Sbeoeor Gaipari erbaten fat. sGe. Die
Soroerun9en an bieen ysodlaB be6en. perben bernit
ffens am 80. Suli 1890 einsurefdben un6 aelteno
3u maiden obcr su 9epdrtaen, baE ie ibrer Nnpriife
On bielem gtat!aiie seet6 fr perlufti9 ertlar
ben mogen. slne, Die 3abun9en OH bieien ga6laS Su
madael baben, toerben biermt aufseforSert olde n=
oer349li anllntereihneten su leiieu, no n9t urb
gTthtlidb einaeitrittten.
(312,5,1t0 Sobann Sesinridj Naner, Grecutor.
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srm,tnsme ettter fra.lfes. seber.
QDsDcpljc II. fraufboitem &Opiwcb.

Sga,tnme ettter fraafes. @eber.
S~d)mcr;en IN Ser rcdjten Scite, unterz
= Gal6 Ser 3iippcl, nm 10 gr6Ber beiu
3rud; nitunter 1T ber Sd)uer; III ser
lillteu Scite; Der &rOnfc fam faum auf
Der linien Sejtc licgcn; Gftcr miro Der
Shner3 inter Dem Sfulter6latt gez
iijblt, mo bebnt Iidb bdnfi9 bi8 5ur
S6Nltcr9Gbc aus, mo piro mituntcr
iGr 9lbcumOti5uuS i'm 2(rm perfalnt.
Der Oio9en leiSet an 2tppetitloiigfeit uno
llebelfeit, bic @iu9epeiOe iinb allsemein
ucritOpit; Der &opf 1T leioen6 unO nit
ouutpfem, idUertm Sdmer3 int S3interz
topf 6cl0itiQt. GjewGbnlid) eriltirt audi
G'ebGdtniBid)luGebe, begleitet pon pcinliz
1em Gicfiibl, ais iei etpAS uuterlaiiet
mas bate gctban weroen lotlen. Gin
eid)ter trodcner Suitcn iit nitnter int
G'efolge. Der gotient tla9t i6er ARats
tigteit uno SchwGde; CT erid)ritt leidt,
einc sSiiGe limo falt o6er brcnueno, uno
CT tlagt iiber pridelubc8 @leiiIbl III ber
$1Out iein ejcmiitb lit nicOrrgeicblagen,
lnN o6mobt glaubenO, OaB f0rperlidbe
8cmc9lmg ibm pobl tBnn wiirOe, fann
ct oO6 tnum Groit genug lommcln, eS
SIT periud)eu. Gr nliBhout III gSa6rbeit
icOeln $3eilmittcl. .&eri1iebenc bieler gez
nannten SDnptome begleiten bic &rantz
belt, bod bat e6 66ue ge9cben, no peai9e
berlelben eIiitirten, jebOb Die llntsrIu>
dung Se8 St6rpers uodD Dem 3obe 6eluieS,
roB 0ie 2e6cr in grDBterlluorOutag mar.
&aites Sieber.
9r. s. M Mc2ane' Sgebers Bit
fen in 6dlleu pom q Item 6ieber,
nit Suinin gcuomnen, erSeusen bic be-
iten @rfol9e @5 gicbt fein beiiere8 Bur>
9irnittel Dor nn0 na6 Dem @innebmen
BON Gbilin gSir ratben allen nit Sie.
Jet &ranfbeit 8eDaftcten, Oeniel6en einen
unparteiii den Ser iu d SIT &C
m6Dren
Sci alien 6ilt0jen lluoronun9el1, uno
ais eilfades BurgIrlttttel, Iinb itc ltnz
pergieidlid].
Wlau batc ii5 Dor 6alidun9en.
Die dftcn iinb lie iiberSudert.
5eoe Sd)odtc bat einen rotben 2SahSiiegel
aui oem 0edel nit Der Sni6rift Or. Mc9ane's
2eberzBilleu.
Die adj ten Mc2ane' 2e6ersBilz
len babeil Die Signaturen bon s. 0ic2aue
unb s 6teming @roS. auf Dem 0efd.
Mian periauge Die adjten 0r..G. WeQane'S
2eber=B Billen, praparirt bon 6lel:ling Bros, Su
gittsburg, Ya., BENT ber Wtartt 1T pol BON
9tahahmungen bes giamcn Wc9ane, anberS
bufltabirt, aber bieelbe Nn5lpra6e.
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Baltimore fir e1n(nranfe Wfffe
Siir bic iekige Sai(ots

empfebte ;ih aaas 6eiorbers reinc as gut bstanlsn
Sadru, Safem
bon reirer I5olIe lnb Iuliber Nr6eit; alle 5ozteH
Itri6=6arn,
8eIHtpfaS ii,e Sernsantosyu 9eftridte urb aeDebe
SfYn 81 y I ~ q arcn.
rnterbt H,Sen, ltnaertaien, SanpI4ubs u. !. ".
@rose Musuatl con 8urjipaaren, inei1 reihbatti=
ges Mijortimert, iopie et9ene Tabrtfatton 6ieten
9inreidenbe @arantie, oa5 i'd Sunben aaf's Bette uno
Bi1i9fte beoieEcn fanI.
Die b0bftef 8aarpreiie iperhen far &oGe sesebsi.
Souls Jelber,
Nt+ f67, 9 iio= 9 + . q , u q q,
BtuiIden Canton unb gaitern=apenue.
~ yabrif. arei Wieilen Don Der Stabt Der fsrez
oerid=Goab. fDsb.1 .1St&Dl
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es5 $50 AQes inbelt, bari Die So ormo-
uie" nid)t feblen - aud ie iuio morgal
2!berO III Der ,Siag 6alte" beS !0rn. Sultnn,
gir. 50, SanosriiroBe, ibr SulDeit er=
&crgniigen, Oa8 nit eincr &erl o.
iung perbuuOen iein wirO, babeu. DIE atit-
glieber Der rS0rmouie" perl1tber e5 nldlni9
liG, ben llebergarg pom alttn ins neue Sa6r
su einent yertrGglicbell" SIT geitalten, nnO
SferS uu0 6rcuOe sum Gigentbume icoes
GInSClnen gu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-30

gBp @erIudje eiulnal 6ance's ooar-
g8te6erberite1ler. 81 uer6idt oiinnss
S5anr, brin9t 6ie alte 6nrbe 5uriid, lit ein ctcs
santes Soilettenrlittel unO belt &opi9rilO uuo
Sopibant=Sudeu, PreiS 81, 3l baben bel
Setb 9. S0uce Or. 109, 2Selt 8alti'
tnoreitraBe. Q6)
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9te @trresa In Wfaine /.

8fnerai Sutfer ertl1rt Bonperncur 8areelen's 8
WaBnatnten fur ooltomrnsn esr.a,tiss=
tiet. - 4Seitcre Tatififnfious=l;erian "a n't=
innacn.-9cr Wancr pom gngnita tli,o Die
J3iIfs.-EieritC,fe auer Dirt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To AlExASpsa McGREGoR.

To ALEXANDER MCGREG0R.
NT0U are hereby notified that the under,
signed has performed labor on the Con
tinsuta mine situated in God Run Mining
District, Humboldt county, Nevada, in the
years 1877 and 1878, amounting TO one hundred
ami iitty (Si i0) dollars in United States gold
coin said expenditure being the amount re-
quiran.to hold the same according 10 the United
Staaesmining la%s, for your interest Of seven
hundred and ifty ESQ feet in said mine, and
thss Unless You pay the said amount within
ninesy.ts0) days after the date OF publication of
this notice Your interest in said mine will be-
come the property Of the undersigned.
RICHARD IHEhjAN,
Gold Run, Humboldt County, Nevada, Apr
81, 1879. 80
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NuMA MINING COMPANY.

NUMA MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California
Location ofworks, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at meeting
OF the Directors, held on the 18Th day
OF June, 1879, am assessment No. l, of Three
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable immediately
n y. S. gold coin to the Secretary, at the Office
of the Company 1928 Montgomery street, Room
81, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2lst day Of July,
1870 Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is make be-
fore, will be sold ON MONDAY, the ELEVENTH
Qlth) day of AUGUST, 1879, TO pay the
delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
David WILDER, Secretary.
Office 1928 Montgomery street, Room 21 4,
San Francisco, California. jel6-td ;
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board OF Directors made on the goth day of
May, 1879, 50 many shares of each parcel OF
esuch stoch as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction at the office OF the company, No.
3l2 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on TUESDAY, the 22d day Of JULY,
.1oI9, at the hour Of 2 o clock y. NJ. OF said day,
20 pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
WITH costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale. ABRAHAM HAISEYs
Secretary.
sOffice-3l2 Montgomery street (entranee No.
3l&) IAN Francisco, California.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

house, containing five rooms, situated on
Third street, below N. Levys store, is offered
for sale at a bargain The title to the lot is
from the United States, and the location is one
OF the most desirable in town for residence.
The house substantially built and cnnsiently
arranged for a residence For terms apply to
MRS JENNIE TAYLOR.
Winncmucca, June %, 1874 I'm
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Postponement.

The day of sale of delinquent stock OF the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Com
plny is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the flFTEEfTH day Of MAY, 1870, at the
same hour and place, by order OF the Board Of
Trustees. d. +. VERDENAI.
aplS-td Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
POsTPONEMENT.

The above sale of delinquent stock of the RIVE
Patch Con. Mill and Mining Company IL post
poned until SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH
day OF JUNE, 1879 at the same hour and place
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
ID. f. VERDENAL, Secretary
OfFIcE-Rooms and 7, 1877 Pine street, San
Francisco California myI7. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
Delinquent Notice
CONSOLIDATED MI L AND MINING

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI AND MINING
COM ANY,
Location Of principal place or business,
San francisco, California; Location II "orss,
Echo Di.tiics, Humboldt county, state OF
Nevada
NUTICE--There are delinquent upon the
follow ing desc ibed sock, ON account OF as
sessment mo u levied on the l7th day OF
,December, 1878. the several amounts set opPo-
Rite the names of the RESPECTIVE Shareholders
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
Postponemcnt.

The above sale of delinquent stock Of the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company is postponed unit: SATURDAY the
FIFTEENTH DAY Of MAkCH 1879, at the
same hour and place. By order of The Board
fel7.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
PoStponement.

The day of sale Ct the above named Mining
Company is hereby postponed until TUES.
DAY, the FIFTEENTH t1hth) day Of APRIL.
1879, at the same ht ur and place.
D. f., VLRDLNAL, secy,
ml7-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
suEgA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

slIEBA SILVER MlAINt COMFANY.
Location OF principal place of business, San
Fran ;sco, California; location of Works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada
NOTICE. There are delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account OF assess
nlent 80. 10, levied on the 20 day of May, 1879,
the several amounts set opposite the names of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
aSTUR RAG f..

THE undersigned wishes to inform shn, 1 hs 4
owners and the public generally .hai ne 10
prepared to furnish horses and cattle "'','
Good ,.Pasturage, at Low
Rates.
Nv pasture fields are on the outh sue 81 ine
Humboldt river, at Winneinucca' anu 90 we'll 81.
v,os Nv the Humboldt river, and covered
with nutritious grasses.
All orders left at my office on in"O ''''''
will be promptly attended to. .,rx WISE
Winnemucca, May % 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
POsTPONENaENT.

" The above sale Of delinquent stock Of the RIVE
Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Company
Is postponed until SATURDAY, JULY ~. 1879.
at the same hour and place, ny order Of the
Board OF Directors.
jels-td 10. F. VERDENAL. Sect
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07

The simplest and most economical patterns in
use. They are the Standard Fashions
in Europe and the United States
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07
L. RElNEAET 4 co.

Sole Agents for Winnemueca and Humboldt
County.
Where the trede win le surplcd y The bottle,
gailcn 81 tsirel 20 the sane ftite and tens
as can lie got iIom tie general agent, ssn
Francisco.
Has Teen sold IN all the Esstern States and
given Universal satisfaction. IL Is highly rec
onmend, q by The faculty IN al oests OF N0
yppsness, Weakness Lcliiiiy, rsfItpsia, lnds
goston, etc. II is now inttt duCcd 70 the putlie
Of Tie Pacific slope, irGcIstd ~ the following
certificates Of the eminent Dir. s. Dana Hayes
state Assayef, CT achtsotts, and Dr. H. e.
Loudtfloeh, a. st. Iouis Mo, toth gentlemen
prominent in then lfCiessicn, ard which y
a guarantee to all t,yefs 81 It's purity ana
quality.
| can show thousands Of letters frcm persons
from 80 parts Ct The ''nion ard Censda, 20 tes
THY to liz merits and tlc t,ntEt Il has aftorded
as a lamily rtmcoy end tonic. Sold by aa
druggists and gieoers in hulk, or by the esss
or bottle
f1fCountyy 0rders Prcprty attended TO-
Cation NaEegtruirc aEIess Label
led " ith Ny Signature over ilessIA.
g.. sfMNGABs. sole Proprietor.
Laboratory and Office. State street, fosten,
Sept. 4, 1873 George sinncnds, Isq.:-1he
sample marked "hatob hisky," received ftm
you, has bean aualyzed with the iolowirgH
oAAlh. ~ II VI fttAAAth uHffstltt PUTNAM
FREE from ADDED flASOElsC els, acids, me'ah,
or other deieterious substances. This whisky
PURE, OF superior quality, and suitable io'
dietic and medicinal puipcses.
S. DANA HAYES,
State Assayer Of Massachusetts
ST. LOUIS Mo, September 70, 1s7s.-G. sim.
monds, Esq. - have been using your Nalop
Whisky for some time, and have no h,sitatlVn
in saying that il is, without exception,, hs
pHrest article | have used, other medcinahy o.
ior family pufpcfes To many a my Fa'ienss
who have been suffering from indigestion ma
nervous affections, | have prescribed Natoo
Whisky for their use, aud ! take pleasure !"
saying to you the effect has been most satisl.
tory. Ilease send me BY express SIX cas-,
Yours very truly, Ii. &. LouLEhRAth'"'
10000 eases Eahob Whisky sold on 'h'
Pacific Coast in the year 1878
Sold Also by w. y. STEvENs, or1s'
giAt, NiLEtn. Icea, NsSaGas
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-07

FOR SALE.

Wishing to retire from business, i now offer
my entire property in Winnemueca, consisting
1. of Book and Stationery store and he News
Business, and family residence ON Second
street. all OF which will sell at q reduced price
for cash in hand. C. CHENOWETH.
WIpnAn,,Ito;l sApril % 1879 If
, 1879-06-23

is 60 smbyorsivo Of good government TINT,
without any regard M to thu merits Of tho
Election laws, It would be disgrnceful to stls-
tain 1t. The Executive voto Ia necessary,
therefore, both to protect tho Election 1awa
and to t'ofond the Uourta from aet;yo partics-
patton In tho nulliflcation Of constitutional
laws tint Rtfll ron1nin on t1.o atatu.o+hookz.
When the Jndicinl bill ahall como to Con.
9ress, 1t will be necessary for tho Democrats
to talto 6nal notion. They must pass tho
Appropriation hill divested of its political
features, or thcy must adjourn and leave tho
Courts to DO closed for fack Of approprin-
tions aftor the 1st of Jnly. TO do the
former will bo 10 abandon completely the
entire project which induced tho Democrats
to compel tho calling Of an extra session !;
but to do tho lattor will be 10 call down
upon their pnrty tho auathemas Of tho
American people Of all parttcs who
have or may have occasion to ap-
peal to the Unitdd Statos Courts. It
will ba hun'iiiating to tho Democrats to con-
fess defeat, but 1t viii 10 fatal TO their party
ambition to nssumo tho responsibility for
closing the courts. This consideration may,
and possibly will, induce sufficient number
Of the conservative Democrats to voto with
the Republicans to pass Judicial bill pnro
aud simple; II not, thon Congress tnust ad-
1onrn, the President will reconvono it, and
the Democrata must ncconnt to tho country
for tho consequences. ,Yhatevor shall 10 tho
final outcome, tho country cannot be kept in
r1or4of> an rnp1et, 11rpnr
, 1879-06-23

offenders outside resonted this unauthorized
display OF armed force, mud IN tho nelee that
oasuod tho Bohomisus proceeded to empty
their guns into tho crowd ut abort rangc,
fatally wountling one and porhaps two men.
Tho person in supposititious command Of Tho
mob with muakots denies having ordered
tho latter to fire, aud 1t se possible
be tells the truth; II he does, 30 much the
woreo for the reckless lunatics whom he
orlcroa to charge tho crowd, and mono the
bottor for himself. While 1t ia to bs re.
gretscd TINT there was not present a sufficient
forcs Of police to disporse or arrest tho rnf-
tinnly disturbcra of tho picnic, and not much
sympathy will be wasted Oh suoh Of those Ms
Were woundodt the community will not ex-
cuso the worse than rasl,ness which prompted
tho attempt to enforce order at the point of
the bayonet, md which led to the firing Of
the yolley by tho Bohemian Sharpshooters.
Chicago wilt demand, first, that The rospon-
siblo parties be held to slriot ncconnt for
thoir sharo In the shooting and
killing; and, second, that On aud aftcr
the 1st of July, now happily near
at hand, the enforcement Of ths State mill
tia law shall eifectualiy provons tho possibility
Of q repetition Of this affair by tho strict aud
onorgctio prohibition Of tho drill or parade
Of any srms-bearina body Of men not organ-
lied and enrolled uudor tho provisions of
that law.
, 1879-06-23

An a1ray, serious In its results, since si1
or sogen persons wore moro or losa severely
wounded, and foroibly illustrative Of the IN.
e.itablo results Of irresponsible mud irregular
orms- bearing, occurred in this city yesterday
at place known AZ Silver Leaf Grove, where
n Bohemian school pionio was In rrogrcsa.
1ustsad Of applying to the Police surerln-
tendent for detsil Of rogplar policemen to
attend tho pjcnlo for the preservation Of or
deF, tho managers preferred 10 raly upon .
detachment OF uniformed youth aud young
men calling Themselves Bohemian Sharp
shootars, armed with guns and bayo.
nsts, aud supplied with fixed ammunition.
When tia expected disturbance came, aud q
crowd ot roughs made disortlerlyd emonstra-
tions upon being refused admission to tho
grounds, tue youugsten with muatets and
huokshot cartridges were fosWed into line,
and, with fixed bsyouets, wsrs led outside
tho inclosuEe' aud ordered to charge upon
tha mob OF rowdles aud cuxioaity-seskera
Rstractsd BY tho oonlnosioa.r The disoxae1ly
, 1879-06-23

Con. ToM Ew1so, the Democratic Rag
Baby candidate for Governor of Ohio, is not
sitting On bed OF roses. The e1.Rebcls of
Missouri aro after him with n sharp stick for
his !" Devastation Order No. II, nndar which
a whole tier Of Missouri counties were swept
by fire and powder. Everything that would
burn was consumed; houses, mills, barns,
fences, grain, bridges, were committed to
tho aamos. ALI the livestock was shot
down or run of into Kansaa. In ali tho
War no such devastation was perpatratcd by
any other officer On either side as TINT
by Gen. Ton Ew1Na in Missouri. Tho intensa
bitterness of tha Missouri Democrats to tho
Ohio Democratic candidate can hardly be O
matter Of surprise. Whether they will sue
ceed in hurting him, rernains 10 bo seen.
But 10 has other enemies to lenl with. Tie
German preaa Of the whole United States, ir-
respective Of party, dsnouucs him aa the
swindlers' candidate" The Germans nro be-
lievora In honest money, and despise tho ad-
vocates Of fiat shinp!asters. The Washing
lon Sentinel, the organ Of the German braw-
ors, aud a paper Of much influence among
SAAaAaA f@tNH9l AA3 LUCIA - AAA40HA
Democratic papsr. Iu It's Issue Of Saturday
last tho 4Ss"tine1 formally rcpudiatea tho
Ew1So tickot in Ohio, and under tho
heading, "Botween EwNa and .FosrEn
Always Eosrrn," explains tho reason
why all gool Germans should vote
againet tho Democratic ticket. Tho
!Sentinel charges that Ew1sa's initiation souti-
mouts and tie Greenbacl1 opinions Of tue
Ohio Democracy arc autagonistio to the st.,
Louis platform, and declares that if tho
Democrats wish to win in tho National can
vass, the initiation question should bc settled
by tho defeat of tho Democratic ticl1ot In
Ohio this fall. Tho Sentinel goes Oh to re-
mark TINT Tho Ohio election will decide
whether or not tho Democratic party is to
be swindlo pnrty, void Of oil Democratic
principles, lad On by Ret Of troachero us
radical renegales,-a oonglomeration OF I'M.
becility and cownrdice; IN fact, n putrid
body, tho stencil Of which will drive every
| honorable man from It's ranks. On TINT &c.
count wo really welcome tho nomination oi
Tom Ew1So, as it will settle that Issue nj.
ready this yenr."
, 1879-06-23

Tho boreaycd mother Of tho French Priuce
Imperial had yesterday 20 far recovered from
tho shock Of her torribls niIliction as to at-
tend masa in the room formerly occupied by
the Prince. She is attonded by II. RounEn,
.and Queen VICTORIA will visit her to-day. Il
direct effect upon popular sontiment pro-
duccd BY tho leath Of Prince Louis ia nu-
ticeatle In the election Of 8onator in Corsica
yesterday, TostalAs1, the Republican canai-
dato, being dafeated by PtErhE, who waa
Chamberlain OF Empress EuaEN1E in tho
days Of tho sacond Empire.
, 1879-06-23
Hata Is hereditary sometimes. sven In "the

Hata IL hereditary sometimes. sven In the
best famtlies." tts hardly conceivable to In.
te'igont tnon in this ilav that tho old quarrel
bctNecu ALEXANDER HAMILTON aud JoIN An.
ANS should he transmitted unimpaEred to their
descendants. Yet VIC arc privately assured that
such Ia the case. IL il said On rory good author
isY That whun JoHs G. HAMILTON WAS preparing
the Mfe and works Of h!a DISTINGUISHED father
for publication, he received from CHARLES
FRANols ApAus notification that IT he {lIAM-
ILrnN) should rofusa, Of neglect, to statc fully
all tue fAets OF lhe REYNOLDS scandal, tho work
would ba undertaken By another hand, und sent
broadcaat through the country In pamphlet
term: This MAJ an extraordinary demand 10
mako OF q sou engaged In labor Of love to tho
memoEJ Of h!s father. JoHS q. HAMILTON
very properly refused 10 bo Influenced by 1t, aud
tho threat Of the ADAMS family Was never, no
beltere, fulfilled.