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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

An excursion train, consisting of 26
cars, Is IN the first and l8iR the second
section, filled with excursionists, from
kensington Philadelphia, met with a.
fearful accident near Mays Landing,
New Jersey. The first section left the
city at 6 o'clock, and the second fol-.
lowed soon after. On reaching Mays
Banding, the engineer of the first sec
ton slowed up to run on q side track.
AL the cars had passed the switch ex-
cept two, when the second section came
laundering on. behind. The engineer
OF the latter whistled down brakes, but
when applied they failed to work,
owing to the wet track, and his loco
motive crashed into the last car of the
first section, telescopng it. AS the
locomotive forced, it's way into the car
the cylinder. heads were forced open
and the steam poured through the car,
scalding nearly every passenger in it.
The following description Of the scene
at the tame of the collision is from
Atlantic Gity: OF the persons on the
rear of the platform some jumped to
The ground and. then rushed panic
stricken back into the cars. The loco
motive came bounding on and crashed
into the rear car, still standing upon
the bridge, with such force that the
engine fairly plo&ed furrow halfway
car over the smoke stack. The shock
broke one of the cylinders of the boiler,
and instantly scalding water was poured
out upon the affrighted and helpless
occupants of the car. Rain had been
pouring. down and all the windows or
the car were closed, and the steam fill.
ing it instantly added to the horror of
the occasion and the suffering of the
victims. Prom ont the concealmg va,
por came shrieks Of women, walls Of
children and yells of men. People on
ahe first train ran pell-mell from the
cars or jumped through the windows.
Several of the excursionists-were fatally
injured.
Judge Evans has rendered a decision
IN the habeas corpus case of Edward II
Schroeder, charged with the murder Of
Dr. Lefevre in Oakland The applca-
ton to admit the defendant to bail was
denied, Judge Evans saying that he
could gather'nothing. from the evidence
read to him nor the statements made TO
furnish any reason fer his giving the
prisoner his freedom. 1t was not for
him to say whether he regarded the
crime as murder in the first or second
degree, or mansiaughter but as. the
case then stood he wonld not interfere
with the order Of the committing
Judge. The prisoner was remanded
into the custody of the Sheriff OF Ala
media county.
The London Truth says: The mar
rage of" Baroness Burdett Coutts will
soon become an accomplished fact, UNI
less the circumstances of tho friends
prevail. According to the will of. the
Duchess OF" ST. Adams, the Baroness
has the absolute disposal Of her prop
erty, except the Coutts lands, which
pass to her nephew, Mr.. Money, if she
marry an alien.
The Cork, Ireland, Constitution enys:
"The present state of the western part
of Lin ar;ck Is very distnrhol InI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13

There is a pig at Jerseyville, H.,
with two distinct bodies, eight legs,
and only one head a. horse at Gran
vile, Ky, and a cat at Rochester, n.
Y, have two perfect tails apiece. A
dog at Milwaukee has six legs, and a
calf at Omaha has,no legs at all.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13

Ehs asnsas maaeihas found boy in
'2faap county, Ca, who is only IL years
@aAgs, 'l1sbsis married .so,a large, fine
eankings.baSom woman, and they are
AAingpeeceably and happily out on a
stsrIAa. 'Ihsihoy is.a very. thrifty young
sssEa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13
NEW TO-DAY.
BGLLE0S FAX.

Notice is hsreby given that the tax on pro.
ceeds Of mines Tor the quarter end ng june
Both 1880, is now due, and pa able at my
office in tire Cpurt.nouss o. tise County OF
Humboldt, and that the laws for its collection,
will be str itly enforced.
L. L. RICHARD County Assessor
= Winnemucca, Angus. Is, 1850. 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13

After the firing of q cannon at brief
intervals for sever houp5 had caused
the death of an invalid lady at Indian
apolis, the chairmen of the Democratic
and Republican Committees signed an
agreement to- pay for no mere such
noise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13

The California Republicans have
made the following nominations for
Congressmen. First District, Horace
Davis; Second District, II. +. Page;
Third, Geo. A. Knight; Fourth, K. Pa
checo.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13
NOTICE
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

On and after August LIST, the sprinklino of
streets will be allowed only FROM 8 TO $50 A. NJ
and from to 5P. NJ, ana irrigating from 8
to Pm.
WINNEMUCCA WATER co,
Winleinlcea, Jsily.29, 1s60. lm
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THE BEST Snow EVER IN NEVADA.
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Forwarding and Commission
E. REisHAAr.

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FOR SALE!
Store and stock in GGlceada. =.
Nevada.

A.rare opportunity for any person icontem-
plating going into business
!, Terms giyen,on application either to
! L. \. LEVY, Golconda New,
or LEVY & Co. Ninnemucca, Ncy.l
Winnemuccaf August ~, 1885, tt
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POLITICS AT THE LIME KILN CLUB.
fFrom the Detroit Free Press.l

"Las mite as dc ole woman an me
sot on 4 back steps to cool Our feet
began the President as the last meeting
OF the D.trot Lime Kiln Cluas was
opened, "Uncle Febus cum rnshin' in
wild his hat in has haad an his eyes
as big a, dollars. Uncle Febus am
a Republikin, an some Demercrat had
got at him IA made him feel that Far
feel usel to saw niggers in two at so
much per head. De ole mans garden
patch am all chokei up wild weeds an
he's purity hard up for clothes, but NJ
coulin't put his haad to work until ha
found ont ii dat story war true. he
hadn't been gone away an hour BEFORE
old Daily Saith cam whoopin' in by
de alley gate, loo.,in' as wild as il
bar was artsr him. lie am Demer-
crat. anu some publican had got at
him and male him almos D'lieve dat
Gin n'ral ii tncock wud sell all dc cullud
folkses into slavery If he war 'lected
President Ole Daddy lost half day
on a cash Job to trot aroun' wid such a
fool story on his tongue, ar he needs
money il anybody does. 1t makes me
discouraged when I see what fools some
niqgers be. What's de reason dat
Daddy Smith, Uncle Febus an cherry
odder daddy an uncle mong de cullHd
t,ibe can't sot on lie fence and let de
white folks fte dis opt? 1t aint our
muss. We can't gain nor lose single
shilliu, no matter who am President.
| tell you asin, an l'm gwine te keep
on tellin' we, dat dc cullud man who
goes into politics ana de white man S
fool. He may count one an torchnght
procession, but he'll also count one in
de crowd befo dc poo master mex
Winter. Polyticks hain't in us. We
hain't got dc meanneSs to stan up an
promise au' lie an cheat an deceive.
Our skulls am too thick an our tongues
don't move fast 'nuF We will now
attack dc reg'lar order Of bizness."
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FRESH GROCERIES,

which she offers for sale at
BED ROCK PRICE
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FOR SALE.
Store and Stock in COlc0nda,
Nevada.

rare opportunity for any person contem-
plating going into business.
Terms given on application either 10
+. y. LEVY. siolconda, Aeg-,
or LEVY 4 Co. Winremucca, Nex.
Winnemucca, August ~ 1854
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NEW GROCERY STORE.


Respectfully announces to her friends and the
public that she has received large stock of
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
Mr.. Nye sneaking.

Mr.. Nye sneaks when he is called up
on 10 name the individual who he says at
tempted to bribe him. To the challenge
Of the Portland Press TO divulge the name
of the person he declines to do SO. IN an
evasive sneaking manner. He says IN
substance that the Press has made charges
against him, ami when that paper VIII
prove said charges, he (Nye) will give
the name of the man who he says at
tempted to bribe him. That's pretty
small hole for great reformer to creep
out at. Ualess he names the man he Will
stand branded in the pnblic opinion as q
sneak and liar. The Press says:
Such performance as this needs no com.
ment. There doesn't exist in the State OF
Maine a man, woman or child, above the
Grade of an idiot in intellectual capacity. who
will not be convinced by Mr.. Nye's letter that
he is irving 10 crawl out Of a very unpleas-
ant predicamenr through very narrow aper'
ture. Unable to give the name and unwill
ing to confess that his statement at Augusta
was false he has. to change the figure. taken
refuge beneath a very transparent subterfuge
The Press is satisfied to leave him there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07

CoUGHs-" Broca's Bronchial Toches''
are used with advantage to alleviate COUGHs,
SORE THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL
AFFECTIONS. For thirty years these Troches
have been in use, with annual increasing IA
vor. They are not new and untried, but,
having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have
attained well-merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age.
THE 'Brolcn's Bronchial Tro-
ches" act directly on the organs of the voice
They have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders of the throat and Larynx, restoring a
healthy tone when relaxed, either from cold
OF over-exertion of the voice. and produce a
clear and distinction enunciation. Speakers
and Singers find the troches useful.
A CoUoH, CoLD, CArARRH or Sore Throat.
requires immediate attention, as neglect Of
ten-times results in some ineuroble Lung Dis
ease. "B,own's Bronchial Ti10ciess" will al
most invariably give relief. limitations are
offered for sale. many Of which are injurious
The genuine "BroWa's Bronchial Trochss'
are sold only in boxes.
ttu. .th,SfrpOW Swaow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY or FkENNEBEC-To the inhabitants Of
the city Of Augusta qualified according TO the Con.
stltuton and the laws of this State.
You are hereby notified to assemble Mt your rs.
spective Ward rooms in said city, on the second
Monday OF september, a. H. Issd, IL being the
thirteenth dSy of sal month nj o oc,art
in the forenoon, to give in your votes fnr
Governor, two Senators and two Representatives ia
represent you in the Legislature of this state Rep.
county Treasurer, Clerk Of Courts Judge of Probate
Register Of Probare, and Sheriff Aiso 10 rive in
your votes upon the ioll,wing question, viz shall
the Constitution of the State of Maine be amended
a proposed by resolves Of the Legislature approved
on the twenty seventh dav of January in th. year n,
wit: 's"5' !"
The election of Governor by plurality instead of
majority Of votes. - -
as To provide for the election or GOvernor
ny plurality instead Of q majority -
ihose In favor OF said amendment viii vote ssyes -
and those opposed, "Ro upon their ballots
Also upon the following questions, viz: ShaIl,h
Constitution of the state Of Maine be sme nded .s
propossa resolves Of the Legislature approved on
eighty, TO wi ~
Changing the term of Office OF Senators and Repre-
sentaWes, to conform to the Amendment of the Con
sti'u'on pr.r idug for biennial EI.tions nd
Sessions Of the Lekisatufe e.
snail the Constitution be anne mded 50 q.
70 cnanGe the term Of Once Of Sen . tOrs M
Representatives, ~ proposed I'm said re
Those in favor of said amendment will vote eve. -
a. d those opposed, mo-" upon their bailots. ''
The " will cio,e at O'Clock r. n
Inc Aldermen will be in open session nj fine Alder
day. FRIDAY aud Saturday, September 9fi Io,h snS
dih from to to IL O'Clock In the forenoon n nd from,
10 O'Clock in the afternoon of each laid day. for
receiving evite Of the Qualification Of vo,sr. ut
who n mes are not said li-t. o'e's
~trd q Augusta, Maine, this 4th day Of September
b. 3. BLANCHARD. City Clerk.
sept6f&v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07

The new Directory for Augusta, HallOFd
and Gardiner contains the names of 5,@
persons,-an increase of 56s from the edita
of 1876. There vas gain of 43l names
Augusta alone. The Directories are on ,as
at j. +. Pierce's. A half hour may be plea
antly passed in looking over the book, d.
though the stories are rather short. Moad
the names have an English sound, yd
there are several pages of Macs and 0s
We have SO Smiths, and out of this numbd
there is but one John Smith. He must fes
rather lonesome. There are IA Jones, aN
Il Murphys. One of our Parsons is in tis
dry goods business, and another one devc'a
his time to the manufacture of screw drivef'
In addition to the regular places OF worship
there are I2 Churches down in the Director
All of our Merchants are good fellows; wh~
some Of our dry goods dealers are reguH
Bricks. The trades are well represents
There are Potters, Pipers, Carpenters, 1n
diners, Bakers, Dycrs, Fishers, Mason
Plummers and Sawyers. Although we h'''
no desire Of making game of any one, ye'"
have quite an pathological colleeti'D
There are Swans, Peacocks, Robbins r"
rOtts and Partridyes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
A Few Words with a Reformer.

Joshua Nye, in speech at Augusta, on
Thursday evening, stated positively that he
had been approached by prominent repub.
lican who offered him any office he might de.
sire within the gift of the party if he would
resign the so-called prohibitory nomination.
Mr.. Nye said that he should decline to give
the name of his tempter unless the fact was
denied BY republican journals. Now we
charge upon Mr.. Nye tina, his whole story is
an absolutely baseless fabrication, made out
of nothing for political effect. and we chal.
lenge him to name the man. If any such fool
there be in our party we want to know it if
not. Mr.. Nye stands convicted as a slanderer
and falsifier. er.-PoYfland Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
Of the Public Debt.

The reduction of the public debt during
the last month was over twelve million
dollars. This statement is splendid at
testation of the fidelity Of the republican
party to ifs pledges. and the ability with
which the finances Of the country are man
aged. Does the country want ga change
in this regard? Do the business men
want ga changer" Do they want this un-
precedenied reduction Of the public debt
to cease and the revenue Of the govern
men. wasted in democratic defalcafions.
as it was before the republic ans came into
power? The other nations of the earth
are astonished at the rapidity with which
the enormous debt caused by the rebel
lion is melting away; the financiers OF
Europe come 10 Washington to see what
methods are employed to do it; but
thew see nothing but prosperous nation.
made so By the republican party.
paying its taxes. which are honestly
collected. and they see the revenue de-
rived from those taxes applied economl-
cally and iudiciously. In the annual re-
port of Commi -sioner Raum it was shown
that the enormous revenue from internal
duties was col 'ected without the loss or
waste of dollar. When the report of
the Commissioner of Customs appears a
similar exhibit will be presented. and in
those reports will be shown the good and
honest management Of finances. which
allows the debt to be paid "f so rapidly.
During Secretary Sherman's administra-
lion the debt has been reduced at the rate
of a hundred million OF dollars a year.
principal and interest. and this last year
Of his service bids fair to exceed the en-
tire past.
Those who desire this state of things to
continue should vote next Monday the re-
publican ticket headed by DANIEL F.
DAVIS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
Massachusetts Democratic Opin-
ion Of the COunt-Out.

The Boston Trarciier. last winter. inter-
viewed Hon. John Quincy Adams and
Hon. Josiah G. Abbott who were respec-
lively the Democratic candidates for Gov
ernor in Massachpsetts in 1873 and 1879.
OF the great fraud in Maine, Mr.. Adams
said:
lie promised that he had made no careful
examination of the law and did not know
whether Governor Garcelon was acting legal
Is or not. '.But know that he is acting
stupidity" said Mr. Adams; ''he aad his asso-
GATES hare made a miserable 6ippder IN
eoMnt,no ost a decided Republican majority
on mere teehaicai points
Reporter-But was not Governor Garcelon
bound by his oath to execute the law, in re-
lation to the count'
Mr.. Adams-The Governor was bound to
execute the spirit Of the law rather than the
letter. Had he done that he would have sat
isfied the people of his State without distinc-
ton Of party. and his own conscience. As it
is he has made fatal mistake. u sad blunder
one that will have an injurious effect upon
the political party to which he belongs.
am surprised that Governor Gsrcelon should
have allowed himself to he influenced into
such an action. He must have had very bad
counsel for IL
Mr.. Abbott sand in reference to the Ex-
ecutive assumption Of power to declare a
law unconstitutional
For merely ministerial officers to disregard
a statute that has been duly passed by both
Legislative branches and signed by the Gov.
ernor. without an intervention of the SUI
prcme Court, is certainly extraordinary.
and nothing but an extraordinary eNi-
gcncy would justify such an act: more
especially where the Governor and Council
could have submitted that question to the
Supreme Court. and obtained its decision
upon its constitntionality. think. in that
respect, that q great error has been CON-
mitted. That doesn't alter in the least the
responsibility Of the Council for the act they
have done with regard to the Legislature, as
to which body il was inst as clear that n
majority Of the people of Maine, acfing
under their constitution and laws. ELECTED
A MAJORITY OF REPUBLICANS TO
BOTH HOUSES. As SAID BEFORE
THE SUBSTANTIAL WILL OF THE
PEOPLE. THUS EXPRESSED OUGHT
TO BE RESPECTED. REGARDLESS OF
THE MERE TECHNICAL LETTER OF
THE LAW.
Voters Of Maine, who think with Messrs. |
Adams and Abbott. cannot vote for Gen.
Plaisted and the Fusion ticket. fsr that
viii be an endorsement Of what they de-
nounce. l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
DR. CROOhER
Meets With q Painful Accident.

Sunday DIR. iCrooker started to drive :
Ocean Point, accompanied by John-E. AVE-"
Esq. They drove over the bridge az w.
casset, and were turning corner wnep
spokes sprang out of the forward wnes'
the carryall, letting the carriage down w.
that side. DIR. Crooker clung to the is'',
and was pulled out over the fender, bre'''.
his left shoulder blade. The horse
walking at the time. The Doctor was
en- into house, and DIR. Cunningham Oh
casset summoned, who dressed the irse''
He is now doing nicely. Mr.. Avery >"
nately escaped without injury