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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Injured by Il Iasso.

Charley Trousdale, while lassoiag
cattle yesterday, had one of his ears
badly cut. He caught steer with the
lasso, which was made Of raw hide
The rope was broken by the strain, and
one end of it struck him ON the ear, in
ficting painful wound.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Social Dance.

There will be social dance at the
Central Pacific Hotel this Tues
day. evening, to which, everybody is in
vited. Good music has been engaged
for the occasion, and o pleasant timeds
anticiratedA au9-2t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
No E,cccpfis IN gse<l.

1t is strange SO masy people will con-
time to suffer day after day with Dys4
pepsia, Liver Complaint. Constipation.
Sour Stomach, and General Debility,
when they can procure at our store
Shiloh'S Vnaiizer, free of cost if it does
not cure or relieve them. Price, IS cts.
Sold by {. A. DESAussURF, Druggists
nS-eop
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Idaho bullion.

Eight bars OF bullion from the Mon-'
arch mine, ct Atlanta Idaho, were re-
ccived at Wells, Fargo & Co. S express
office here yesterday. They We're val
ned at $1,000, and we're shipped to
New York to-day.
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SPECIAL LOCALS


Pure Vermont maple sugar, by the
box, at 81 cents per pound, and in
smaller quantities at % cents per pound,
at BANNIsTER & WETHsRbY's.
iy2l -au9tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Baking Powder.

Everybody's Baking Powder is as
good as ours, and LEVY & Co.'S Ideal is
better than them all. No alum in ours
unless you want it,, and it will raise
man in his girls affections every time.
MILL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Hancock and English Club. :

TIE Hancock and guglish Club will
be addressed this Tuesday evening by
Hon M. s. Bonnifield,. As-kleinhans
and Others. All are invited TO attend.
By. order of the Committee. Of
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

Now is the time to pusup yourfruit
for the Winter. Fruit cans sold cheap
for cash, by R. w. Woop.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

Captain tshaan, Registry Agent vt
Spring Valley, precinct, gives notice
that lie is prepared to register qualified
electors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Wine for Brave Hearts

At Frank Fellows Fashion Sample
Rooms can be procured the geni,ie inn
ported Charles Heidsieck. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Re Gel and Comfortable.

Call at z. C. RoBIr's', ands fit your
self with white coat, pants and vest,
all.of which are beingesold aS'cost-
: ie29t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 70 cts.
Sold by e. A. DESAussuRS Druggist,
Winnemucca, New. nS-sep
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
ThYcc.ply Csc.

A fine assortment of three ply rubber
hose, AaNo. |, the best IN town lat the
store of
ap27-tft BANNTsrgR & WETHERLY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
SurMn,er Egats.

latest styles Of Ladies' Summer Hats
at reduced pricss, at
ie9 +. REINHART & Cos.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
ruA CaMeA

We have just received Gar own'brane
of coffee, the finest in the market.
TYy.it., ma LEVY &>Cos'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
SPECIAL LOCALS.
And why Is IL?

Why does everybody go to Levy 4
Co.'S store for their goods? Answer
Because that is the place to get goods
cheap for cash. mill
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Fresh oysters

And Celery Salad, every night, at
Dock LUNCH STAND. f5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
NOTICE
TO WATER CONS DINERS.

On ard after August 1st9 the sprinkling Of
streets VA be allowed only from 3to $50 A. ~
and from to P,'M.j and irrigating fromS
to T. ny ,
Winnemucca, July 30, 1850. lte~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

sum rsfer Goods.
White-coats, parts ard vests at cost,
at F. G. RoBINs'. je28
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
SAN FgANGascO sToCK REPoRT.
Last Yvening's rioard.

Last Evening" BOARD.
IS Eureka 15l leo Afgenta 5ec
65o Belle Isle 80 Csc loo Gen Thomas Csc
go Day 40 35c 100 n belle Isle acc
100 Albion zoe $50 Nit fotos. loc
90 Bode Al ~ 1870 lloga
100 summit 10 Goodshaw 125 1900
40 Belviiere 100 champion ooc
100 Black Hawk 2oc $50 bc oker 80 oOc
$50 Queen Bee ~ l5c 20 Mono II
$50 Con Pacific So soc loo University 29c
.;s5 Jupi.er 10 lGOc 80 South Bulver 45o
100 Defiance Toe 400 Addanda 80 zoe
so Noopday 3 100 d Standard Acc
40 Mammoth 200 Bcs' On 81 soc
no ORC lso. 100 Martin White CSC
Is Silver King 9 loo TIP Top Z
This NOrUiag's Board.
40 Ophir 747 20 Mexican y q
$40 G & c $50 325c $40 u u Is 81 ,
s05 California l9ic 20 Savage 24oc
$50 Con Va SO 3l9c 6l9 Choiiar
$50 Potosi lj5 lo0c 20 u \ $50 341c
100 Z Point 120 l25c ITO Imperial 20c
2lO Alpha A zoo ! Jacket = -
800 Belcher 30 25Jc si3 $ Nevada ~ l2g
l7o Utah - ~ 81 BailIon 100 lo9c
30 Eycheausr 100 l55c 800 Oyerman l25 Zoo
go justice SIC 20 Oni0n 2i4
go Alta 155 lsje 100 julia 49c
550 Calcdonia ~ S5c $50 silver Hill 70 soc
70 Challenge 100 l05c $50 Phil sheridan 25c
500 l. Washington 25c T30 Andes 10 leoc
1910 Wells fargo Toe 100 New lork 800
100 Caledonia s5c go scorpion 1865 Zoe
800 Trojan l5c Z3o Eenton SOC
so Golden Gate 75o ito Aackey Zoe
20 Quinn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

Boston Baked Beams
And Brown Bread, at all times at
Docs LUNCH STAND. f5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

s SD DMEHY, HARM ES 8
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Bridge street. TfAne,hccca, Nevada,
(New Btek BuSssrng.)
NJ. B. sTsENTON' has constantly on hand
large assorti4ent Of all kinds of
Saddles,
Spanissf So
anaAh,er. Is
lean Bits, 60
Rourfd or s.
Plat Brides,
Cinches, Bueft .
skins, Sheep m. b. STANTON
skins, Alum
and Lace MANUFACTURES
Leather,
Raw Hides, T1IE FINEST BOOTS.
Reirs, Kan
CARGO Reins, AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Saddle-trees, Q
Quick 3 Reattas,
Hackahlores,
IN styles of
NIB. sTAUNroN, Brides,
Whipstocks,,
sEx-D-n--L--E Buggywhips.
Riding Whips
-AND- Blanket sheets
TOT IL HORSES,
HARNESS MAKER, Hoods and
Buggy Robes,
Brid0s Street " inifeWuce2, Lap Robes,
General As.
NEVADA. sortment Of.
@ q Gloves, Best
q. Brands of
EG Boots all
sc Kinds Of
J 1-Ladies Calf,
sdBalmorals,
Misses Calf BalrporaIs.. Button Shoes, Misses.
srii Childtens Leather SHOES OF all kinda
for sale at the lowest cash price. Boots
made to order for all prices from 81 tc
$50 per pair. Repairing ins tire Saddle.
Harness and Boot Department promptly at
tended 70, at prices TO suit the times Boots Of
the bestsrands sold as cheap asafywhere on
the Pacific SLOPE No light dEtss shoes for
Ladies kess* III stock. NJ. B. STACNT0E.
e2l-'79-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

which she offers for sale at
Red ROCK PRICE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
NEW. GROCERY. STORE,
80 OLD CITY MEAT MARKET, BRIDGE J
STREET, wiNNEMCccA.
MRs. M. ia AREI.
FRESH G

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to her friends and ths
pubic that she has received large stock OF
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
Hay and Grain For Sale:

~ Passengers and freight conveyed to al
parts of the country.
Daily stage RrfIis to Paradise Mines
Vinnem,teca, Match %, 1850. IT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10

s'Ssta Kfcasg'0nee, 3 Ia lbs. ~. fsI 04'
Che,iiieal 9tise Soap. per box. 81 Is
Fine Broonis, each. 30 etss'
Best quality Hams. per ib. 20 cssS
Case and Canned Fruits, Green and Dried1
Apples. Syrup, Pickles, Bacon, Lard, Potstoe6.-,
etc. of the best quality at prepoftionate ratesS
for cash, Orders pronpsly, filed. -,
MRS. M. J. ABEil-
WiEne,uuccs.s Sanuars " lsse.A "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-10
ELEGANT TURNOUTs,

Horses Bcardcf BY the BAY, Week
or Month.
Ray' Horses Bought and Sold
$50 stock Horses for Sale at Reasonable
Rata
, 1880-07-29

cntavnrous pnor, is thinner but llIs figure has
grown lulrly. AR hi. Iuvancch III nnd his fnniIy
wrre In t1hrIHGr Of lct.lH aiIEmlted, HDinn
wOfut.It werG sGrlnusly hl1t& I,llYHhY. p}lEd up
1rrks WIS kfckti arrr rs t.lntt.illia l,,ilt hy
cItlven Uil tho st'aslinrs uiss swept Mwny by II
brcn BusI peurlc. Tho carrinEcs nwlitII,5 N,
ItsGhcfnrts purity wGrv shabby h,nk.. Hp1nU ~
them wGrt dressed cut In 1ngs. The route To
tho ctiltrG Ut pars lny through tho Inuat busy
quarter. ta suttl Us tho runr Ut aGGln1nntns
which greeted NJ RUchcfnrt wns heart1 III tho
wt,rkahols worktncn run nut, tools i nt,,s md
SpMs 81 pSf1r9 ,rIn, them TO- grost i,n Their faeYs
w sytnpntllizuts ii tho placr .lc IN iinsiIc The
"MhrsctIlItso" aud tho "Clinnt tiu DfpMrt"
weru st!tY. out Of tune. regret to
stntr, t9r tho car of the FRENCH
1t WINS astonishing hnw In the tuinult Of excite
n,tnt sort Ut order WIS kept. \ Ittt1e why from
tug lsaslffe hnrse Ut 81. ltDchefort's c,irranya
fell WurknGn thruw N9!t3o tllelr tools, extTI-
Ente!l tho fa1icn Nri.nn1. md txIk lts placc.
Whi!u !llUy werG releasing tho hOrs1 III. Ituche-
forts tauEhtGr distributed baRf.i " ginger
b:r!d l'o!,Eht W ploa. At tho Place tlu
prGparlnE Tor tho fn.n. thu t.,l,.'ststn rosu to
Nhlto-huNt pitch. There wts no ttisturbHiice. M
fury, ITO bftterncss, but MI cxu.Gston Ut jVy Tho
c1rtcge chnu to II deadlock. Thu Deputies and
Municipal Councillors, fcnrlnK thnt tho nltar III
which Morlros HtAtue Df Liberty hns been hDt at
cd would be dahhgcd, whispered to n. ltochg-
fort to make fyr Hrcnt handsuno ehop, tho buck
saxu Venlome. This muuGuyro succeeded. II.
ROchcfart rot ot foot from tic Bon utHiIte
clUthue 6tnre tn tho o!ce Of his Forthcoming
Journal In tho llIc dn CrnssNnt.
, 1880-07-29

Tho "Ann,al Rtatoncnt" complied fn sAa
Custom- House, and recently laid before Pnfiia-
nlunt. gives tho following account Of tho vnit1u
" tho import and export trado Vt Tho United
kh,g,!om in tug year 1s7o: Imports Vt lncrl
0t1sf; irotn liritish poFscssious, E;sasarH: e.
I'll, EkE sit. Ekports Of merchandlse-v!z.:
IT, forciE!, M MG9Mt,ntres. M slE:s i: g 1r!s!sh pus.
iinporta and exports. Eg1l 76.!Sp. The Imports
arc further classified thus: Articles free u
iE4!G; tot,,l. ssas ,vl.s;5. Tho expartk nre also
cIasacd thus: Exports u British aud lrlsh
xolonla! urutlice, E1', iSO: total, i3i8, ;0l.
TIC alloye flKircs nre exclusive Of foreign MFR
rhun1tao trn1sssh!ppttl ut purts In tho United
k'ng''om; tho vaiito Ut this WIS flu,V75,ad8. The
figures nlst', lT!nR for merchandise, nre OK
elusive Of g.,ll md silver coin nnl ltulilon regis
tsre;! Ut tho Custom. llnuso: tho import Ut those
neSl!l,cu at, to ~ ~. the export Increased,
ten years. tn 1863. to Hind ycar'g export Of
nrthat'et aud manufactures Of tho United King
now turned.
, 1880-07-29
ANOTHER MYSTERY,
Death Of Thomas Ryan from n Urolten
Ncck-HFaa He IEobhedf

rs..ss. NJ ry.n. x..... ,...,....
Dea'" o. al, nnomas mas ryan s!. ssofi nroNen
,,.. NTcA-"a. Aae Atobneos
Ihomas !tya'1, VINO was mentioned In yes
terlay's TtunuNE NJ having fallen OF tie
sidewalk at Tho corner OF Canal and Seltor
atrects ,ttad of hta tui1,ricu vuu,or,,o,.
stssca' ,l,,. u1tu VI W. n!"iMs % sssse'oay " ,a5,
Morgan street. The police report
made Tucslay stated quito confidently
tbnt Rvnn waa tn1urnd hv fu}lTnr ovur n
g,,n,,;.ra;i NJ a..o in .,a ,re,,n,,r I'M ,.l,on
saut'kta,i :, ~ o'oS III ule Aho' '"i'H, bni "heh
quest yesterday there were no witnesses to
M brouyht 1 Mr. Ryan @ 1 honr % mar wi. wl'y w." #
~ ~, 4A. '" .An a''''., ~, wv ", ,,qn ~
~ m 'ell osel .no fa'l w s,, e:W,
osoea aucen IN tao a s tsse rsre % 5 ree
fa,,ti,, .1o.lt ,,,,n srt,o ,>ors .,,t,o ,ro,,,ht
,1"''y ,I'' os"l' H'." o p'ao'' Wy
HtIi Aohe Ill m e*press-"agon de.'iatideu
for bis job, but he neglected to give
either hts nanu or number. Mr..
Hvnn wax totniiv ,,nrn,,scIu,,x nt titis ii
tine. A nhysfcini,. whn WIS at once sent
for. soi,i h}s iniuri.s were nit scrinns. biz
Dr. j. ii. Hutchinson, l Vic va vas SUBSEQUENT.
s'.nsihie ~ mi" "o ;rnu I'm A'}, fhn shm,iiars
,Iuwn Irs ,ud ,,,nn ,m c.nsniv nxa,IuIn,e tnu liz
tnrst,, fnr fninrit.s II ti,n Sntmn
fH,l.d n arnis. aGnut tbs "o s,z" np'',i ~
Il sllyrr iuilar on the ink of tl,e neck. Tic
nsrk WA ioosa- a,Mi ,e nj nnce snt,i Tia mai,
rt,,li1 ,.,t i've M tln ,,rrk wns Irntsm' n Tle
t,ntinnt ~ il,n,e.,n Mnti !, n.rInci, ,,.s,.r,n,.
hfirrnno,'' wh"n ,jeat1, cns,,rti. ia wns
nnifa rntlnuni mt t;nn.s. fnn,s,.I, his ent,ro
Goiy was ,1araIyxed. md durI,lS thes.. st,t.ljs
i,ow md wirra H., wa4 in,,re,i. hit ,,e c",,3I
MI. r.n,mt .i ~ IT, M.AI 5i r Uns ~ nou sn
, 1880-07-29
THE DEADLY T0Y-pIST0L.
6pfetut U{ttotth to 1,hs f,hfeua1 f'tihut,

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.--Thc toy-ptstol
with cartridge Of piece Of cardboard i'll
6tenl OF n leadeli bull1t WIS the cnuso OF ILL
juries to l57 boys OIL the 9TH nsul 9Th OF July,
whose injuries were reported to tho police,
and Ut these fourteen have died Of tctan,,s.
In only six OF the fourteen cascs wero liz
quests held, so that It Is presumed tint tho
deaths from this cause will aggregate fully
2 scoret great majority Of them hay!ng
been reportut! Us "dcatl. from tet4ui,is,h
without the s,tperlnlucing cause, 80 tl.ut ito
l'iq,!est W15 held. Dr. Croll, OF '1'ennsylyn-
.!ln M Hospital, sud tl'at q roa pIstol would be
through thu l,alld, wlllle tho Bristol board,
Of which. tho cartridge Wns made, Wus
torn lnt0 shrcda. aild lodged jn the t,und.
Tho cartridge IL exaetly, llie real cartridge
~ Npvearance, excout that cardboard Is used
tIstsad vt leasl a1d the powder y fulm!nate
Injuries weroi In the hnlId, mud ten Of tic four.
tecll received death wounds LII tho loft llnild,
Tho youngest wis II aud tho oldest ~ yeury
IF ugu,
, 1880-07-29

AAAE1 lNLlAN hUANflE9y
brought from the Ear West by atessrs. Gentry
and Mccullough gAye the first Of series ut
exhibitions at Willie Stocking Park yester-
day III thu prese1icu Of ail audience wlItc1.
comfortably llllnd tho grand stand, md BE-
fore tho program OF the day was concluded
lad aroused those present to n pitch OF en-.
thusiasln rarely Witnessed. Heretofore, cUll"
tests Of this character have been conspicuous
chiefly for their Mliennss, but tic noble red
men enter into their races with q vim and
enthusiasm TINT g0inpclS tho admiration Ut
nil who witness then.
- The first raeo Yesterday was M .tnsh Of ors
dia% i1s s ss'S iee eas Re. taIa.el ns SahS MGsrt
Sclurk, uMl ,Inck Callahan. Tho Indians
set out ut Il fearful pncv. nntl soon left their
pa'e-f9ced opponents far ~ tl,e rear, sclsock
aud daghor 1s wem i, fs: oi IT,
dIstaMce llal been gone. Callahan .pcrsc-
yeFed to tue, end, 1ihisl!ing third 10 THO In-
tllans, Charley wlnnlag In tho remarkably
The sccol,tl event was u two.nl1e race be-
tween n couple of lmlian girls, known ns
LILY and llin. They raced ut encIl other
w1t TIE sfSatest ear1'cstess' Lily f"ally
'fl,o Kreat racu of tho day was QUO Of ten
miles. III which four Indians. nld ,1lye white
nlen started. "intlEan Jim " was ulo cham
plon selected by tho red 1ncn to beat their
white competitors, and, utter nnking lie
REDSKINS dropped out. leaving Jti.l alone III
Ills glory. 1le s0oil Ind Ills white brethren
superintendent, as rncing mel, would say
lnnktng them nll quit the truck before ltnlf
time ,uf tho first five miles wis :.0:30. and.
keeping vi ut the same wonderful pace, ho
completed the ten miles Ill 60:.5. a Allye-inile
rnce WINS Nla0 run 6etwcon "Oltl JOSE" n1lt
y. Young Joseg,, the former, winning
in tE3.E} FtlfA NfftLrtfhIflf4 a1Jkrf
, 1880-07-29
JOURNALISTIC,
JVOII}tlf6sOyTV TUT
RutfLnt Hfantfrh IA 'rhA ~ hfrunn ~

Special Dlpateh 10 TAs CAEeaoo Tribune.
Folsr WAYNE, Ind, July:.s.-Thv Sentinel
OF this city will cl,a,ge hands Aug. J., Mel
SOL, & Morris, thu prtsen. proprletors. lay-
Ing sold uut to E. *. 4. lIackutt, OF the
DlufItun Dansler. It Is said u.at tl,o proper
ty -wns sold for $4,000.
MAl.sllALITowS, Iowa, July S:--An tln-
iay SIr. il. H. Siurrj,,aI, % sdftor Of tic liz He- M
publican, a. s. BMrIell. ind J. r. MeQuis-
ton, purchased tho I4Hus, and lnyv cnnsolt-
dutaH tho two palcls. Tho prEce paid for
the 1aHcs WIS Sl4U0, which Includes tic
bulldlug.- Tha joint property IL valued Mt
s3o. wv. Mr.. Arrri,nan will DO editor Of tllu
IImes.Iscpubltcta. which will ho tho Is1slale
Ut u,4 consolidated pnpar,
, 1880-07-29
CANADA.

White Intrusion on Indian Itesorvn-
tlonn-t1rand Trunk Workshops
G0odB Entered for .ConsMtaution-
Forged Warehouse Grain Receipts.
srtcta Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tfbun*.
MONTREAL, July :s.-Tlle Rev. Or. Usher,
Of St Dartholn.cw's Reformed Episcopal
congregation here, hus been appointed q
Bishop by tlie English Conference.
CanulA Is confronted with tho same sort Of
difficulty In a small svay wh!cl, the American
Government Ii contcndtug with. In regard to
the nccupatIon Of Indian reservations BY In
truding whites. 4 number Of white and huff
breed Sguuttera lllve established themselves
OH tie CauEhnawaga Reservation, contrary
to INV, which. ny n't'sl,tied III l8Go pro-
suo thcrc, excluding eye! white husbands
Of Intlia1 women, and. tie children ut
such unions. 1t appears that sou!e of the In
h1nMs fttyor tho admission Ut tlle Whites,
laxntion Ut tho law. S0l,le lwo years since,
several houses nild barns occupied By tho In
trutters were b'lrllGd, presumably by the Ill
iEianEy; E;1. nu 10y fur wiltG iMc farmers o..
by a Magis!rute to giyo up possession md
Tl,e workshops of tho Grand Trunk Rail.
Way Hrs at ress a sxh|b,ang sgns nt Ersa
each being extended su0 feet, to nceoln-
lnotlata tile extra wurkulen who lInye
had to be engugeL during tho present
pressure Of work. Tho locomotive dep.rt.
out locomotives ut III, average Of one . week,
alll will continue ta do 50 for some tin,c. At
present 1t Is tile Intention to erect foundry
Mt tho works, for tito manufacture Of cur and
sS Motreai Mfs foors. s this 9o1ndfy fpu ss; i
erected, the works will be furnished With MI
the machinery needed for the manufacture
of ours nMd locolngttyes, even to silver
iuriieiI out l!,is summer by lilo cur depnr..
1Nent, and Which are now running Oil tic
Western Express are n decided success, aid
frellles OF several additional ones aro now
All American Institution Inns been started
here. known rs the International Collection
Association, which threatens exposure by
the publication Of tic names Of persons who
frou tic Association. The prtss here are
taking legril opln10ns: and, notwithstanding
the fAct that high legnl tlrn. subscribed to
tho legality OF ill., is mode of doing business,
clntion render themselves liable to criminal
sptsts. Dt'patth to Tbs Chicago 7t1bun4
OTTAWA. July 8.--A large humber Of
bogus tWenty-tIye-ceit and lulf-doliAr pieces
nru iii circulation here.
Now TINT tho lcpcr establishment ut Ira
Guile, N. l$., AaS passed under ul9 c0ntr0l'Of
tho Dominion Government. tho marriage Ut
Tho quantity nlll value Of goods entered
for consllmptlon In Cutlada for the mouth Of
june exclusive Of British Colunlbta), a.I
The d9ty COLLECTED tl,ureon, were Us follows;
(exccpt UiilteI stutcs silver coln), sl47si;
trco goods, MI other, si,H292.gID; grand total
et'telyl fsT &c ,c,oo1Ms.9mpslon, M. s0t44w. Duty
tho Lord coaIinllsslo!ers OF thu Admiralty
have found themselves Obliged to ted,lcu
, 1880-07-29
DA8E-UALL,
CiNCISNATI-EATiOHAL.
Srn1NnF!Ei.p, Mass, July :B.-CIncinnau.
4; Natlunu!, ),


tho London Daily Ntms, ir,4Yrlei with hts
daughtcr: At nluny stations ho was rhocrca.
A. thu 1aEls ter!nInus ho was greeted BY u.
Clemetcenu, b. (slMu4lli, 81. ueoFYcs Perlli, u.
huelr tho Kreator part or the Municipal
GH.ungl' tS. S.!a niany other friends and sytala-
yaral terminus mud ball, ulid tho excitement whut,
h0 appeared wua tndeserihnhle. ie c.l,lo through
tho bayHaKc- roou. When tho ttoUr was Guny
"lirayo, lsoehoFortl" "vlyo III nGpuhli4uof'
"v!yent les Fattiotesl" u. ltochcforf onm1 fur
wnrd hut II hand. lle at arst wus holllng biz
frightened at tho EutSu Of tho lutnoia-
s sstsat'So crowd. :, and tried to ,get e
anow white. Hs faco has l0St It'd
, 1880-07-29

Hpfetdt Oafdteh 10 lhE LAttu3o TNb1Irs.
La CROSSE, Wis, July 2s-urnry Cheat
am, tic negro who fatally cut Il harvester on
the STEAMER Minnesota yesterday morning,
ui.a who jumped FROM the boat n few miles
below here al,u made Ills escape, WIS arrestcd
by Chief latch this morning about eight
niles below Brownsville, stir1l., aid brought
t0 this city. Tie inan wlo,l lle cut, Swc.le,
died ut Winona shortly utter the boat lnlitl-
cd, md Ills Manle .coultl not bu ascer,nfncd.
Tlie negro Is Il lluru cuse. Several murders
l,ayo bGen charged ngatlist lin before. liv
and his pirtl,cr committed stllail theft here
II sllurt tfnl1 ugn. There Is strung talk
Of lYlclltng hin among river men, but tic
rrisonsr Ii safely gu:r.led II tlse County
slbln way tt make his escape, swimming mud
wadlng through marshes nll night. 1t Is y
cnse VI coltl-bl0Oleu murder. Tile officers Of
tiiU bDnt did not attempt to arrest HIN. Ills
trial will probably ygcut here, Wien hv will
receive scnteleo 10 Walip I'LL.
, 1880-07-29

Mc. Mttehull lInnry late!y asked tho Speaker
order u koup seat BY placing hut upui, It, tGo
nut should ltot be- II ruAl working hut. lie obs
tccteu to nclnbcr 1eposItlnH tIua hut un his
liz also Wished 10 know whether It Wns nut
a9alllst tue r9lo Of tho House for .n0luler t0
pai'er Or carl upon II. Thu bpeak1r sald that
the uaua! praotlGe ut tho linusU bud heUn thur u
!l1lnhes uIAy retain soat for tho night by pl,l-
rYnrl 70 tho returning Ut s0nts Wild papety or
gloves. that has Aever bcch allowed. No sntnl-
bur cutl rutEH xGMt fHr tho night by plAclhx Als
car4 Or gloves upon 1t bcforu prayota.
, 1880-07-29
LOCAL CRIME.


THE 1>ELAT4A MURDER.
The inquest on thn body nf Martin Delana,
who was fntnl1y stabbed Monday night by
Minnie Dixon, Ills alleged mistress, md died
alnut 6 o'cIuck yesterday morning, was held
ut tic Arlnory Police Court Ut II o'clock yes
tertlny.
coroncr Mann tmpaneled tho following
Jury: ". q. Smith, foreman; II. N. Alex
nnrler, i. u. Fclto,i. William Brandt, Ii. +,
Steele, and A. y. Conger. Tlle woman WIS
brought up irotn her cell, looking pale and
very much depressed. The Coroner told her
she need not testify, but was simply brought
the evidence lint might be prodEeed against
her. III reilly to n question BY tho Coroner
ns IT, whether she lad ever beet married, she
tcnrfully replied tl,as she had. When asked
"ne Ma i DIs" Dt'e nn %as sad ~ te ~ eoresr Ma:
tie tieeeaset =, "So, sir; / was never mar-
rfgd 10 h!n1," she replied.
and wenri1y leaned her lcud against the
ruliEng In trent, weeping continually.
Edward Del9na was thu, first. witness
scaled: lie said l!e WINS n lrothyr Of tho tle-
ttstinuny WIS that the murdered iuan was
ubnut ~ ytAra Of iige, uild unmarried.
Mas SotfIh tls RriniilpaM ;it M M%tsss Mas
tender in tho restaurant ut aI3 Slate street.
Mrs. Dixon G,t,le into tic restaurant Monday
evening, about llui1-nast II n'cluck, and snil
W. lI;!d @ l.a,l = quarrel. quarrel. Tue witness sata:
lie pulled her BY. tho arm tu tio .lonr, wien
she grabbed knife nut of the window mud
made luNgo towards Eis abdomen. Dela,a
}1 s sGt 1s h w sr sinS4 1aw s s S Wtnssf Isss
md the entrails protruding. The woman
, 1880-07-29

l4fsAhat 3fff1ld.
An cuorNou9 plDce Ut RICK recently fell In a
nnrrow Gallon between llock Greek anil Charm
bsrlatn Hats. ~ tllclkitat County, W. 4. It
oamS from ~ y , lsdxo 81 above M y road, and nearly
over tho prrlplcet nyin4 through Tho air 4
distance Of some 100 feet, went through bulld
of stray ahuep below, numbering nbout seventy
ate. killing outright about furty-l!vu Of thelu,
while tho rcat Wero hurled through tho ulr
injured.